Boots Grabbit Bargains Thread Part 7 - post your finds here!

glo1967

Just got back from my local boots. The easter eggs are on bogof, but are selling quickly. I managed to get 2 lge celebrations ones for 6.99 & a couple of smaller eggs @ 2 for 4.99.

thegreenroom

has anybody used their parenting voucher on no7 skincare with th 3 for 2 offer and if so what did you get and how much did it come to i was thinking of getting no7 uplifting cream with 2 protect and perfect but dont know if the parenting voucher would take the full price of the uplifting cream off or just take 5 pound off the protect and perfect

saving-mad

i used the parenting one and a £5 that came in the post
got :
Age rewind serum rrp £18? receipt showed £11.25
cleansing wash rrp £6.75? receipt showed 0.00
wipes rrp £6.25 receipt showed 0.00

think £5 came off serum, free wash and wipes 3 for 2
was hopeing for free serum, £5 off wash and free wipes but you can't win em all!
items priced same would have been better i think.

silverfairy

Cat72 wrote: »

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Im very suprised boots dont seem to be having double points for the easter weekend they usually do an easter promotion- no discounted choccie vouchers this year. Instead we get vouchers for £ 2 off smelling ! not very eastery.

Maybe because last weeks mailing had a double points coupon worth 2 uses valid till May.

netimka

Just wonder if everyone who used to received this quarterly mailing is still waiting for theirs…

last week so many people on this forum was saying what they got theirs and I’m still waiting for my… even rang customer service yesterday to check if they already sent it or no but nice lady could tell me that… only confirm I’m still on mailing list and its system who send coupons and she doesn’t know if its by card number or alphabetic order…

hope will get my soon…

tbear06

Tries to do search but couldn't find. Is the Parenting voucher that gives something £16 or under the £5 one ending in 028612.
Many thanks.

Essex_Maid

finleypop wrote: »

Dont think thats the case for me. I only eat healthy home cooked, non processed foods. 7 portions of fruit/veg a day. No junk, no alcohol (maybe just a couple of times in a year) and I don't smoke.
I have never suffered from spots before, but they started about 12 months ago, usually on my chin, sometimes even on my chest and back. I am 35 (for another week anyway!!)

Think I should get the choccies and wine out instead lol!!
:beer:

When next in Boots, have a chat with the Pharmacist/or GP. - (polycystic ovary syndrome can cause these symptoms - don't panic its not life threatening!).

littlesnuggy

Essex_Maid wrote: »

When next in Boots, have a chat with the Pharmacist/or GP. - (polycystic ovary syndrome can cause these symptoms - don't panic its not life threatening!).

Can't believe this topic has come up now! I currently have some horrible humungous spots on my chin (and I'm going out tonight to see a relative who I havn't seen for about 2 years, and I look awful!). I eat really healthily (I'm type 1 diabetic so have to) and i have PCOS. I've been using the sanctuary facial wash and botanics pore perfecting moisturiser, but doesn't help when it's hormones that mess up your skin! :mad:

foxy-lady

Does anyone have any of the 750 points on 2 luxury skincare item vouchers spare from the parenting club(clinique, clarins etc...) I'm after 2 and have a £5 no7 voucher to swap for each one (from last weeks mailing). I would need you to be able to send it 1st class today though as i want to use it with the clinique bonus that ends on saturday. I will send the no7 vouchers 1st class to you today also.
xx
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THANX GUYS- SORTED NOW xx

Essex_Maid

littlesnuggy wrote: »

Can't believe this topic has come up now! I currently have some horrible humungous spots on my chin (and I'm going out tonight to see a relative who I havn't seen for about 2 years, and I look awful!). I eat really healthily (I'm type 1 diabetic so have to) and i have PCOS. I've been using the sanctuary facial wash and botanics pore perfecting moisturiser, but doesn't help when it's hormones that mess up your skin! :mad:

These hormones have a lot to answer for!
Plaster on the cover-up, put on a big smile, whats a spot or two among friends - enjoy your night! :beer:
I swear by tea tree oil for most things - speak to the pharmacist re supplements to help regulate your hormones- especially as you are diabetic - although 342 at the moment you don't want to waste money by buying the wrong things.