No buying new toiletries etc until.....

eklynne

Keep me away from the grabbit forum!
Someone has just posted an excellent grabbit for my favourite perfume of all time.
I may cry! (

skintscotslass

tara747 wrote: »

p.s. eeeeeeeeeeeeek @ the €60 sun cream!!!!! :eek:

I know! I am a blimming nightmare! But it was 3 bottles in total, 1 SPF 25 and 1 SPF 15 and a massive bottle of aloe vera after sun too. Even though, it was totally ridiculous. I tried to justify it because the crap stuff was about 12 euros each and the piz biun was 15 euros so 20 euros for all singing and dancing natural and no nasty stuff in it was just too much for me to resist...

I am now going to have a quick shower and cover myself in the aloe vera after sun before bed. It's so lovely to be back

Night night lovelies xx

Biggeeangelpie

Hey

Lucky you! I ran my stock down before Christmas, and needless to say Santa did not deliver.

Got some goodies in the boots sale (supposed to be for Christmas and pressies but that santuary box has my name on it!

Ordered some bubbles from Body shop at clearance rates though, I have never had a S&g hatbox are they good?

Gee:j

tara747

eklynne wrote: »

Yeah, it looks a bit, erm, lurid :rotfl:

That's the one!!! :rotfl:

About the perfume - if it is your fave AND you are almost out of it, then go ahead. If you already have 2 full bottles then don't!

tara747

skintscotslass wrote: »

I know! I am a blimming nightmare! But it was 3 bottles in total, 1 SPF 25 and 1 SPF 15 and a massive bottle of aloe vera after sun too. Even though, it was totally ridiculous. I tried to justify it because the crap stuff was about 12 euros each and the piz biun was 15 euros so 20 euros for all singing and dancing natural and no nasty stuff in it was just too much for me to resist...

I am now going to have a quick shower and cover myself in the aloe vera after sun before bed. It's so lovely to be back

Night night lovelies xx

I have learned the hard way never to wait till I go away to buy suncream... it is ALWAYS cheaper here. :rolleyes:

tara747

EssexHebridean wrote: »

As for reading back, Oooooh, no, no need for that, nothing to see here, move along please!

Hear hear :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

eklynne

tara747 wrote: »

That's the one!!! :rotfl:

About the perfume - if it is your fave AND you are almost out of it, then go ahead. If you already have 2 full bottles then don't!

I don't have any of it! I've always been gifted it but for some reason Santa forgot this year :mad:
I have about 15 bottles of perfume to work my way through before I buy any more. I'm determined to be good! My life won't end if I don't have that Clinique perfume!! Ha ha :A

EssexHebridean

mineallmine wrote: »

Hey Essex Heb, a few posts back (like hundreds) you said about Sodium Laureth Sulfate. Have you tried faith in nature shampoo - it's available in health food shops and Oxfam often sell it. Not cheap but you do get chemical free bubbles.

Sorry - missed this one earlier. I've not tried that make, no. Might have to look it out at some stage if I have any more flare ups from SLS. Thankfully at the moment I seem to be fine - good thing considering the number of random shower gels and body washes I have to use up!

MsRed1

salesaddict wrote: »

I have fallen off the wagon again. I could not resist Morrison's organic shampoo and conditioner which was on bogof (£2.49).

Also I have to confess I did buy 3 more revlon radiance mousse eyeshadows £1 each from savers. They are lovely colours and textures and I have been looking for that sort of natural, but madeup type of eyeshadow forever.

So all in all I know I have slipped up again but J'ne regrette de rien (or something like that):o

Donna Summer sang a song about you: Bad Girl :rotfl::rotfl:

tara747

Argh Stila foundation only £6.95 on cheapsmells... I am so tempted!!!!!!