Girlie Vouchers

jeannieblue

I've posted this on Health and Beauty too...

I'm looking for online site to buy some gift vouchers for my niece.

I want to find one where she can only purchase something for herself and not spend it on the children or the home! A real treat for her.

I was thinking on the lines of make up or perfume rather than clothes.

Any ideas welcome.

Thanks

sarahf191979

Virginvie do some nice makeup etc not sure if they do online voucher, may be worth a look though. Or could you not book her a nail treatment or a haircut ?? not sure how they work out price wise

HTH

Sarah

hieveryone

House of Fraser? Harrods? Debenhams?

jeannieblue

sarahf191979 wrote: »

Virginvie do some nice makeup etc not sure if they do online voucher, may be worth a look though. Or could you not book her a nail treatment or a haircut ?? not sure how they work out price wise

HTH

Sarah

My other niece is a hairdresser and does nails....

I know she could do with the money - but I want to make sure she treats herself! She is so unselfish that I can see her spending money on the boys or home. She deserves a treat or something just for her.

Edit: Will look at virginvie site - thanks

hieveryone

What about a spa day from lastminute.com? I'm sure they have ones for £15-£20 sometimes. Then you could maybe take her for a nice lunch, or buy her a nice handbag/purse etc?

jeannieblue

hieveryone wrote: »

House of Fraser? Harrods? Debenhams?

She'd probably treat her boys or something for the home!

I thought of Amazon - but again, she would end getting something that is 'needed'!

jeannieblue

hieveryone wrote: »

What about a spa day from lastminute.com? I'm sure they have ones for £15-£20 sometimes. Then you could maybe take her for a nice lunch, or buy her a nice handbag/purse etc?

Not sure what her schedule is with work and young boys at school etc.

I thought of a nice bag - got a lovely one off of Amazon for myself, that was from a gift voucher, I'm more selfish than she is!

I think make up and that sort of thing would not only be nice and girlie but also practical as it would save her money too.

hieveryone

If it's make up you are after I'm sure you should be able to get gift vouchers from individual stores. So for example, go to a MAC store and get a gift voucher there - then she can only buy MAC stuff Not for kiddies

Or find a salon/beauty spa that also sells products and get her a gift voucher from there

Perfume - the Perfume Store (I think it's called, red and black signage?) sells only perfumes, so she can't buy any kiddie things there either!

Or, I'm on a roll here! Molton Brown are absolutely amazing and smell divine, that's a real treat!

jeannieblue

hieveryone wrote: »

If it's make up you are after I'm sure you should be able to get gift vouchers from individual stores. So for example, go to a MAC store and get a gift voucher there - then she can only buy MAC stuff Not for kiddies

Or find a salon/beauty spa that also sells products and get her a gift voucher from there

Perfume - the Perfume Store (I think it's called, red and black signage?) sells only perfumes, so she can't buy any kiddie things there either!

Or, I'm on a roll here! Molton Brown are absolutely amazing and smell divine, that's a real treat!

Virgin Vie - no gift vouchers - but I've mentally spent alot on myself.. :o:o

I'll try the MAC thingy - as make up would be not only sensible but lovely too! Perfume is nice.... Molton Brown - oh lordy, I'm not that well off!! In fact, I'm not well off at all............

rufusdog52

Do body shop do vouchers?

jeannieblue

rufusd!!!2 wrote: »

Do body shop do vouchers?

I'll have a look - thanks.

I've been going crosseyed looking!