No Buying Unnecessary toiletries in June

dolly84

Happy Birthday Willowbee, sound like you had a good time. You are always so sweet you really deserve to get out and have some fun.

Weesmiler - hope your knee is on the mend, I have slipped on decking before (my own) in crocs and it is suprisingly dangerous.

Having a funny day today, no children to pick up from school today as one is at a concert and one is having a sleepover (he is only 6 and looked so cute carrying his overnight bag) so my day is a bit longer than normal. So I went into town:eek:. Dangerous for me but what the heck. Went into Bodyshop but just came out with the one item I went in for - a little facial puff for using with facial wash, £2.70 with LYB card. Yay to me for not buying anything else.

Next stop Boots, I have bought another Sally Hansen Double Duty as it is fab, I did my nails Wednesday and I have no chips or peeling at all. It's only £5.25 and my other bottle is only half full as I used to use it as a clear polish rather than what it is meant for. Got a £5 no7 voucher and used it to get a nail polish in Me Me Me, I don't have loads of nail polish so this is fine.

Then I went to our lovely department store in town and bought some yankee candle bits, I did really well as they had lots in the sale, I got 7 tarts, 3 samplers, a crackled and painted glass votive holder and a tart burner for £17.00 ish.

Also went into superdrug and noticed what I think may be a new spa range of products which smell very much like sanctuary but considerably cheaper, 99p for bubble bath and £1.99 for body butter.

SuiDreams

Anyone know the best place to buy Muslin Cloths need a some new ones?

ruby_eskimo

HAPPY BIRTHDAY WILLOWBEE!!!!

SuiDreams: I got some of mine off ebay quite cheap for a pack of 25 but have heard about people buying the ones from the baby care bits and pieces in some stores too.

SuiDreams

ruby_eskimo wrote: »

HAPPY BIRTHDAY WILLOWBEE!!!!

SuiDreams: I got some of mine off ebay quite cheap for a pack of 25 but have heard about people buying the ones from the baby care bits and pieces in some stores too.

Thanks will look on ebay

Tater

Happy Birthday Willowbee! :bdaycake:

rosemary54

SuiDreams wrote: »

Anyone know the best place to buy Muslin Cloths need a some new ones?

how about buying muslin by the yard from john Lewis?It is not very expensive,when we had the boys at home at Christmas I used it to cover the turket after basting with melted butter,mmmmm(now all alone with him upstairs so just get a breast joint!

asset2004

Happy Birthday Willowbee!

tokkiandoliver

Happy bday sweet willowbee
Have a beautiful day!!



Last uu for this month
Fructis conditioner - £1 and it was ok - i am being really frugal with haircare the next few months to save ££££

Chanel eye cream sample - so lush but also so expensive. Wnba unless i get more samples

SuiDreams

rosemary54 wrote: »

how about buying muslin by the yard from john Lewis?It is not very expensive,when we had the boys at home at Christmas I used it to cover the turket after basting with melted butter,mmmmm(now all alone with him upstairs so just get a breast joint!

I'll have a look on their website thanks for the suggestion (unfortunately no John Lewis here).

We still have a whole Turkey just the two of us (plus the dogs). We have given up having Christmas day with relatives as its too stressful and this way we get Christmas our way. We tend to do the family thing on boxing day. People think we're odd having a whole Turkey for just us, but we like it.

weesmiler

Happy birthday willowbee, have a lovely happy day!

Thank you all for the kind wishes, my knee is feeling much better, still sore to touch and quite bruised, but the aches from falling are away.

Going to a wedding tomorrow, got a lovely new monsoon dress on eBay for £9, got it dry-cleaned for £12 and it's like new. Going to have a wander round the shops tonight and maybe treat myself to some new shoes. Will do my ojon hair treatment tonight and microdermabrasion scrub in preparation for looking half decent tomorrow

Rosemary - I am so sorry to hear that you are unhappy. Only you can decide the best thing to do. About 7 years ago, my gran decided to leave my grandad after 56 years. She was 78 and he was 85. They had never had a particularly happy marriage, but were of the generation that didn't divorce. Now she is 85 and he is almost 92, both are keeping in fairly good health and are happy and content on their own. I can only wish you happiness and contentment in whatever you decide. Big hugs xxxx