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No Buying Toiletries in May Challenge

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  • ma-ri-ella
    ma-ri-ella Posts: 980 Forumite
    edited 14 May 2011 at 6:00PM
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by asset2004 viewpost.gif
    No, just take your LYB card in, it should have your birthday written on the bcak and explain you are there to redeem your birthday gift. :T

    But how will they know I haven't done that at 5 other stores too....
    its been ages since i last did this but im sure they mark the birthday gift part of your card so they know its been used

    re urban decay- is this still on the boots website? if u had a nice sa they would maybe refund an online order then you could use points/giftcard watever to pay?
    oooo finished up my urban decay primer potion-cant beleive i was gonna throw it out over a month ago but decided to depot it instead.. thats £2 for the jar now
    not sure what else im going to uu this month possible-hand gel,hand cream,body lotion
    oh also finished off an everyday minerals blush in the shade best friend which was a mauvy pinky shade- will buy again when i have used up some of my current blushes :p
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  • Mingle
    Mingle Posts: 537 Forumite
    thevicster wrote: »
    Stinks too doesn't it! The end result is lovely though!

    Ahem, a few little ins -

    Natural Collection loose powder (did need this)

    and as it was on 3 4 2 -

    dark green eyeliner
    gold/green eyeshadow (green is ok to use on hazel eyes isn't it?)

    2 x mitchum deodrant (2 4 £3.50)

    and a goodie bag which came free with the local paper had -

    sample christina aguilera (sp) perfum
    sample clarins face brightening thing
    sample max factor foundation

    also got free teabags and mag!

    This is lush so it smells like patchouli. Everything in there does I find!
  • Alton_Towers
    Alton_Towers Posts: 757 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker I've been Money Tipped!
    UU - Burts Bees Lemon Cuticle butter - WIBA no it smells lovely but its v greasy like vaseline. Used it up as a night time treatment.

    An In Champneys showergel and freebie gift set from Mr B's. Also got the Time Delay eye cream with the skinny as I am getting a bit paranoid about the crinkles round the eyes!

    I have just sorted through my stash and have 10 bottles of showergel! I dont need any more! I have also got enough body butter and moisturisers to moisturise an army! I am now going to be totally ruthless with myself and not cave to anymore glitches and bargains till this lot is used up!

    I have also gone through my make up bag and sorted out lip glosses and lipsticks that are unopened to put on ebay. I have enough lippy to last me a lifetime.

    I think having sorted it out has made me realise that you do forget what you have so I must not buy!
  • charlie792
    charlie792 Posts: 1,744 Forumite
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    edited 14 May 2011 at 7:15PM
    Evening all!

    Random day out in Cardiff - I came home with nothing :p

    We finally got a complete invoice through from TC this afternoon (about bleeding time!) but it says on that we have 20KG of luggage each + free inflight meals, although Im not sure what kind of meals they would serve at 6am? Nevermind for free Im not complaining - I was saying to OH we can pretend we are dead posh and rich - brochure price for this holiday was over £1200 :eek: Living it up eh!

    Beginning to panic over the entire thing (I panic about travelling anywhere - even if its 30 mile down the road) but Im SO worried about missing the plane its ridiculous, Bearing in mind driving there (1hour), car parking (it says allow 1hour + transfers are only every 20mins) collecting tickets (who knows when the ticket desk opens) plus then check-in (says 3hours before) that's putting me at 1AM to leave the house....although OH says Im being ridiculous about the whole thing and we don't need to leave even remotely that early...
    He's only ever driven to the airport once, where he got totally lost thanks to a sat-nav so in my opinion has no real idea where he's going which means it could take us forever (especially as Im rubbish at directions). Im panicking about the car parking situation, and as someone mentioned on here the ticket desk might not open until really late so who knows when we could finally check-in! Grrrrr so stressed, holidays should be relaxing!



    Ive started putting some bits and bobs to one side and sorting through my toiletries now - OH is of the opinion we can just take one shampoo and shower gel and share it...Noooo I say - 1) I want MY shampoo etc and 2) I need to have an excuse to use everything up.

    Had dispatch email about my shampoo - bottle of herbal essences, hoping I get a free gift with it too, If I do I *might* just order another bottle, really sad isn't it?

    Placed an order with the Evans glitch this evening - not holding my breath on it working out but *if* it does then Ive just bagged myself a free (well £4 postage) swimming cossie for hols (size 14 I hasten to add) :p
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  • sarah*a
    sarah*a Posts: 2,778 Forumite
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    juliebunny wrote: »
    That is well funny filling up old bottles - doesn't the OH ever notice that it never seems to be going down or does he assume you just bought the same one again??!!...

    I wait until it's empty - OH leaves it on the side for me to 'rinse and take to Origins for recycling' ;) Then I refill :D
    Mingle wrote: »
    I'm using my henna as we speak. I'm sat here with what looks like baby poo after they've been at the spinach with cling film and a beanie hat on my head. I look a plonker :)

    It's very messy, isn't it? It keeps dribbling down my face!

    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Sorry :o :rotfl:
    gwen80 wrote: »
    Hello

    Hope I can join in.

    Welcome :wave: I've added you to the list :D

    DD not coming now - so a quiet night now. Trying to decide whether to wtch the Eurovision Song Contest or not. Will probably just have it on in the background :D
  • mcculloch29
    mcculloch29 Posts: 4,972 Forumite
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    I'm a Euroaddict, I love it. My cousin Arno in Estonia got a song through to the Estonian final 6 songs a few years back, - wasn't chosen, boo hiss, my Mum (she was Estonian) would have appreciated the connection, she was a Euroaddict too. Estonia usually do well and they have won it before now.

    There is a guy from the town I live in singing for Romania tonight, he's a year younger than my DS, must ask DS if he knows him, as DS is a semi-pro musician. I think this lad would have been doing performing arts at the same time/place I did my degree, also think he was my daughter's bin man - small world.
    Erma Bombeck, American writer: "If I had my life to live over again... I would have burned the pink candle, sculptured like a rose, that melted in storage." Don't keep things 'for best' - that day never comes. Use them and enjoy them now.
  • charlie792
    charlie792 Posts: 1,744 Forumite
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    edited 14 May 2011 at 7:28PM
    sarah*a wrote: »
    DD not coming now - so a quiet night now. Trying to decide whether to wtch the Eurovision Song Contest or not. Will probably just have it on in the background :D

    OH suggested we were going to watch it just for Jedward :rotfl:

    apparently we're tipped to do well this year :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    I'm a Euroaddict, I love it. My cousin Arno in Estonia got a song through to the Estonian final 6 songs a few years back, - wasn't chosen, boo hiss, my Mum (she was Estonian) would have appreciated the connection, she was a Euroaddict too. Estonia usually do well and they have won it before now.

    There is a guy from the town I live in singing for Romania tonight, he's a year younger than my DS, must ask DS if he knows him, as DS is a semi-pro musician. I think this lad would have been doing performing arts at the same time/place I did my degree, also think he was my daughter's bin man - small world.

    Thats pretty cool about your cousin mcculloch! Would have been pretty awesome with them singing for the country.....
    my biggest claim to fame in the family was my grandads cousin was the soundman on Only fools and horses (only in the granddad episodes and the first few with albert though :p)
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  • mcculloch29
    mcculloch29 Posts: 4,972 Forumite
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    Biggest claim to fame... ooh, probably that my nephew by marriage did his Army officer training at the same time and place as William, Duke of Cambridge, mentioned that before I think. My DD & DS's second cousin is a well -known Glaswegian folk singer, good friends of mine are singer-songwriters.
    Pete Doherty's Mum was my friend and neighbour when we lived in Germany and I have pictures of Peter as a lovely, cute three year old. I keep meaning to track his Mum Jackie down to send her copies.
    Erma Bombeck, American writer: "If I had my life to live over again... I would have burned the pink candle, sculptured like a rose, that melted in storage." Don't keep things 'for best' - that day never comes. Use them and enjoy them now.
  • charlie792
    charlie792 Posts: 1,744 Forumite
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    edited 14 May 2011 at 8:04PM
    Biggest claim to fame... ooh, probably that my nephew by marriage did his Army officer training at the same time and place as William, Duke of Cambridge, mentioned that before I think. My DD & DS's second cousin is a well -known Glaswegian folk singer, good friends of mine are singer-songwriters.
    Pete Doherty's Mum was my friend and neighbour when we lived in Germany and I have pictures of Peter as a lovely, cute three year old. I keep meaning to track his Mum Jackie down to send her copies.

    Thats pretty impressive lol. I once met fox from gladitors but i was about 5 at the time and she came to my school for a sports thing. Everyone elses is much better than mine - mum has met (and done work for) david attanburgh (sp?) and tony hart - apparently thats not his real name. OH's list is pretty impressive, well to me at least. His great (great?) granddad was a well known artist and walt disney himself offered him a job but he turned it down lol and OH once scored a goal against ryan giggs + met others in random situations - ie. Jodie marsh in mcdonalds + his band were @ recording studios in cardiff and he ended up meeting matt tuck (i doubt anyone know who i mean) as bullet were recording thier album there at the time
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  • Kaz2904
    Kaz2904 Posts: 5,797 Forumite
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    Hello guys :D. 2 ins today. 2 botanics eye gels for DH. They were reduced to £1.25 each.
    charlie, google directions seems to want you to go M4, M5, M32, through the centre of Bristol and then head to the airport. The airport is very well signposted from the centre of Bristol and once you have come out of the other side of Bristol, it is a fairly straightforward drive. I don't know about parking there though I'm afraid because we have always just picked up and dropped off there and sat in a laybay waiting for a mobile phonecall to say that the paope have landed. We don't even bother parking in the carpark anymore- it's expensive!
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