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best deals on suntan lotion?
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The Tescos own brand is cheap as they are changing the packaging. I managed to pick up a few bottles of Ambre Solaire Kids Factor 25 in Tesco for £1.37 all the others around it were £10+, again its just because its last years packaging. It has a 'life' of 12 months from when its opened.0
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Tesco's!! They have discontinued lines at huge savings. I have just bought Johnsons SPF20 for Children (which i will use) from £6.00 down to 0.31p!! Also other great buys from Tesco's own range which are all between 0.30p to 0.61p discontinued lines.
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Home Bargains have Piz Buin for £3.99, normally over £10 in boots!!:D0
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Get an online tan from this website for zilch https://www.computertan.com0
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We're off on holiday on the 29th Nov. Has anybody seen any good deals for suntan lotion recently. We got some cheap stuff in wilkinson in the summer but they arent selling it this winter .. boot have buy 1 get 1 free but its still about £12 for 2 tiny 200ml bottles.0
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I bought some really cheap Boots own brand (Boots essentials, not Soltan) sun tan lotion only a few weeks ago. It wasn't in the sale - it was just quite well hidden amongst the more expensive brands. This was in a big branch of Boots, mind, and I can't see it on the website.Mortgage, draw down Sept 2014: £222,000
Now: £173,2290
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