No buying unnecessary toiletries March 2014

sjprmc01

This looks a good deal, no?

http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_121733952199_-1

KT2802

Nice to see you back Roguey - hope you're ok.

I noticed that we had lost the Oxford Owl too. Haven't seen kipling monkey for ages either.

I have some INS from the Boots 3 for 2 and a quick raid of Superdrug :eek: -

61 - Models Own pink speckle varnish
62 - Models Own green speckle varnish
63 - Models Own baby blue varnish
64 - NYC Single eyesdhadow
65 - NYC Quad eyeshadow
66 - L'Oreal liquid lipstick in rose melody
67 - L'oreal liquid lipstick in molto mauve
68 - No 7 Pop and glow cream blush in classic rose
69 - Revlon Colourburst Matte Balm in Unapologetic
70 - Charles Worthington texturising spray

I am beyond help

Babafette

I must say I'm very tempted by some of the new Models Own Speckled polishes KT2802. I haven't succumbed yet........

SarahB1989_2

Me too! I love the duck egg blue shade. Trying not to buy any nail polish at the moment though...

kadison

hammyham wrote: »

hello everyone! was just wondering, I have some Elemis pcmc in the stash, but is it for morning or night? and how 'heavy' is it? xxx

I use it at night as I have to use SPF day creams due to pigmentation 'issues' and not wanting to look like a leather bag when I'm 60 :rotfl:

It's very light though and would be fine as a day cream, though I don't like to recommend any non-spf cream for during the day as I think UV filters are important, but it's down to personal preference, either way, start using it and you'll see a big difference :beer:

sjprmc01 wrote: »

This looks a good deal, no?

http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_121733952199_-1

It's not bad, certainly a good deal if you want to try out/use all the products in it but adding the products up, the total worth is £92 not £116 so factor that in x

hammyham

thank you kadison! xxx

sjprmc01

kadison wrote: »

It's not bad, certainly a good deal if you want to try out/use all the products in it but adding the products up, the total worth is £92 not £116 so factor that in x

Yeah they are factoring in the cost of the case too! I may go for this I like the idea of trying the different bits in it and it's not a huge amount to shell out to do so! I REALLY have to have a no spend April though;)

mcculloch29

nillionaire wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a good eye wrinkle cream? I'm only 20 but I have a habit of squinting a lot (nothing wrong with my eye prescription I get them checked regularly and have contacts and glasses to wear) and really want a cream to help combat the lines I'm starting to get! Also if it has like a cool soothing feeling when you put it on that's what I'd love not too fussed on price if it's higher end or drugstore but obviously the cheaper the better :P

I love the Aldi Lacura eye creams, cute little pots with a pump. At your age, go for the green Aqua one, which does have a nice cooling sensation. Or the caffeine roll-on. Another thought is that anything is cooling if you keep it in the fridge.

You could also try Olay's eye-gel which is definitely cooling but a lot pricier than the Aldi £3.49 one. Still cheaper than high-end though. Both 15ml. The gel lasts ages as it's in a little jar that you can control the dispense rate of, rather than a pump.

amberfinn53

I have a TA I hate to throw things but this had to go!

Avon clear skin immediate response blemish remover face wash.. Was awful caused my skin to feel very hot then made my skin feel so tight it gave me a headache! So straight in the bin it goes! I have a few fact washes to replace it so onto the next one!

Also just wondering if anyone can recommend a good under eye cream/thing to help with dark circles? I'm only 22 but get terribly dark circles, I don't sleep we'll (haven't since a child!) so could use some help! Does anyone have any ideas?

nillionaire

thanks mcculloch29 aldi is definitely my price range