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Help with presents for children's school friends
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Great advice there Cazpumpkin, and I'm definitely going to be more organised next year. I did stock up in the Boots sale last year and haven't had to buy many other presents for their friends birthdays as a result, but I should have bought double.
I've been kicking myself about the I Love stuff. I've been buying it from Poundland, but we've used it all. I had some lovely NSpa stuff from there too but just didn't think at the time to stock up. Some of the I Love stuff in Superdrug is 2 for £2.99 (shower gel and body butter) and they have treat boxes for £4 but three for two so they would be brilliant, if they have stick in store.0 -
I have just bought (she is giving me the money!) daughters teachers some Montagne Jeunesse (sp) gift packs and splitting them between them you could do similar,it was £7.50 for 9 face packs.Life is like a bath, the longer you are in it the more wrinkly you become.0
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ASDA has small staff for bath – soapflakes, little bubble bath bottles or squashy plastic and towels pressed in a tablet (travel towels) – different princess pictures/shapes (at least had it couple of month ago). Last year I’ve got Dora ones. Last year M&S had 2 items like that. A week ago I’ve got kitty cat soap flakes from Sainsbury. All these stuff normally cost £1.5-2, But sometimes you could get sales or discounts... And in ASDA, at least in ours they have it in some strange place with presents rather than with bath related things.0
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My daughter made chcolate truffles this year and they went down realy well with her friends. We made about 60 and then made cellophane bags tied with festive ribbon0
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My girls buy the cheapy gloves from Primark (£1.00 for two pairs), body sprays or the £1.00 tubes of smarties etc.A minute at the till, a lifetime on the bill.
Nothing tastes as good as being slim feels.
one life, live it!0 -
As part of our presents for teachers we have made fimo magnets, fairly cheap to make and great fun.0
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How about something from Body Shop? They have got an offer of 5 minis for £5 so a big saving and the items are really lovely (I got some coconut body lotions and various face washes).
http://www.thebodyshop.co.uk/outlet/5-minis-for-5.aspx
Quidco has some good deals on Body Shop too, 25% cashback on first offer plus 20%, is one of them.0 -
Another vote for primark. My DD is 12, Ive bought her a set of 10 black bracelets tied with a black ribbon, also do the white version £1 per set. Magnetic nail vanish £1.99 a bottle. Good luck :-).0
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My DD's normally only buy gifts for friends who have bought them presents already (or will) and usually just buy discounted terrys chocolate oranges!New year, new comper here!
Wins for January- 2 free chapsticks, Celebrations.0
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