Boots Grabbit Bargains Thread part 8 - post your finds here

frugal_living

Just answered my question above:-

**No7 Awakening Eye Gel


Is the No7 Calm & Conceal Dual Ended Blemish Stick any good??? does it work??

dotchas

jaspalc wrote: »

Just answered my question above:-

**No7 Awakening Eye Gel


Is the No7 Calm & Conceal Dual Ended Blemish Stick any good??? does it work??

I've got that and its great for spots as the calm end drys up the spots,so not so great for eyes I think

jimsmum

IamBroke wrote: »

am i the only person that doesnt have the mouthwash voucher from the acm? booooooooooohooooo!! i have all the other vouchers in the machine, like the extra points for body lotion/hand cream but not mouthwash grrr!

its a shame as i need to buy mouthwash anyway!

i didnt get it on my card.I used my mums though!!!

frugal_living

dotchas wrote: »

I've got that and its great for spots as the calm end drys up the spots,so not so great for eyes I think

**No7 Awakening Eye Gel - for my eyes......;)

The blemish stick was just a general question

THANKS!!XX

princessmoneysaver

I ordered some more of those skincare vouchers from eBay but when the envelope arrived it was all ripped & most of them were missing, I'm in contact with the seller who I think is going to sort something out but I'm gutted I couldn't go spend them today.

One quick question, has anyone seen the ROC cheap items in Huddersfield store? I couldn't find anything less than around £10-£12.

dotchas

jaspalc wrote: »

**No7 Awakening Eye Gel - for my eyes......;)

The blemish stick was just a general question

THANKS!!XX

Oh sorry silly me:embarasse :embarasse :embarasse


Its good for killing spots!

Funkyfarmgirl

YvonneCrossland wrote: »

I ordered some more of those skincare vouchers from eBay but when the envelope arrived it was all ripped & most of them were missing, I'm in contact with the seller who I think is going to sort something out but I'm gutted I couldn't go spend them today.

One quick question, has anyone seen the ROC cheap items in Huddersfield store? I couldn't find anything less than around £10-£12.

Same thing happened to me and i lost 9 vouchers but he did give me my money back stright away.

seabiscuit_2

***cupcake*** wrote: »

It seems not - they track the AC number!! I'll just wait for 'the supervisor' to do her bit. Dotchas had the same thing this week, and I think Seabiscuit? Jolly old Boots. Yet some amongst us got their 342! Just luck of the draw.

As Dotchas said, I'll not feel slightly guilty of taking advantage (no pun intended :rotfl: ) of Boots's many many glitches and pricing errors again!

haven't checked to see if I'm banned. How did you find out?

dotchas

seabiscuit wrote: »

haven't checked to see if I'm banned. How did you find out?

It wouldn't accept my payment by Paypal,credit card or debit card when I tried to place my next order.

berec1

Another good deal from ROC in-store:

RoC Hydra+ Destressant Moisturising Care Day and also a Night version - each cream costs £14.95 for 40ml, so £29.90 for the two. (http://www.boots.com/brandtreatment/product_details_brand_treatment.jsp?productid=1035405&classificationid=1040491 is the Day version)

Bargain part 1 - they also offer this in-store: http://www.boots.com/brandtreatment/product_details_brand_treatment.jsp?productid=1052917&classificationid=1040491 which contains BOTH the above creams (40 mls each) for £12.48. It's a bit strange when you can buy both for cheaper than you can buy one!

Bargain part 2 - use a £5 voucher with it and you pay £7.48 for 40 ml of Day Cream and 40ml of Night cream, instead of the £30 you'd have paid buying them separately. Pretty good deal for yourself or as a present.