Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 12 - Post your finds here

Agent_C

vickym wrote: »

If this hasnt already gone please could I have it - I have pm'd you
many thanks
Vicky

I've also got a spare perfume voucher going to the first taker...

All I ask in return is that all of you getting these perfume bargains use them sparingly (the moneysaving way! ) as I am allergic to the stuff and if I end up sat near to someone on a train or in the cinema/pub/restarant and they have livberally applied the stuff, it makes me quite ill... less is more!!

mamamoi

Agent_C wrote: »

I've also got a spare perfume voucher going to the first taker...

All I ask in return is that all of you getting these perfume bargains use them sparingly (the moneysaving way! ) as I am allergic to the stuff and if I end up sat near to someone on a train or in the cinema/pub/restarant and they have livberally applied the stuff, it makes me quite ill... less is more!!

So it's not only me then? Most perfumes trigger really bad migranes with me and make me feel sick. Poor DH is not allowed to wear aftershave. It's worse when your on a plane, so many people spray before landing to freshen up :mad: . In most provinces in Canada perfume is now banned from lots of work places and schools because of allergies.

pegginout

Crikey!!! I'm always squirting!!!! My oh says I smell like a tarts handbag!!!
AM I BOTHERED?????
Duty free is my favourite place, squirts all up my arms, neck body etc!
It never crossed my mind about folks having migraines! SORRY FOLKS!
Bet you wouldn't like to sit by me on a plane! LOL:rotfl:

I rang cs about my pending points balance (I cant get them coz no acm working GRRR) and they just said they last a year!!! Hello...a year!!!! I need them for the 75% sale in January!!! LOL:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Agent_C

mamamoi wrote: »

So it's not only me then? Most perfumes trigger really bad migranes with me and make me feel sick. Poor DH is not allowed to wear aftershave. It's worse when your on a plane, so many people spray before landing to freshen up :mad: . In most provinces in Canada perfume is now banned from lots of work places and schools because of allergies.

Nice to find a fellow sufferer - well, not nice that you also suffer, but you know what I mean... Usually it makes me cough and sneeze to start with, and then after a while I get the migraine... sometimes I have even been sick. Apparently the average perfume contains around 200 chemicals, and some of these can cross the blood-brain barrier and trigger migraines in those of us that are susceptible. Apparently, some of the chemicals are so toxic that if they are used in a work enviromnent, eg a car workshop, they have to be labelled as such, harmful if inhaled/only use in a well ventilated area etc, and yet manufacturers are allowed to put them in perfumes! :mad:

Planes are indeed the worst! Also everyone sprays themselves with duty free testers before they get on... then it all gets recirculated in the air con... I usually start my holidays with a migraine. At least on a train you can move seats, on a plane you are stuck there!

rant over... the perfume voucher has been taken by the way!

Agent_C

pegginout wrote: »

Duty free is my favourite place, squirts all up my arms, neck body etc!
It never crossed my mind about folks having migraines! SORRY FOLKS!
Bet you wouldn't like to sit by me on a plane! LOL:rotfl:

Hope you're not flying from Doncaster next week (Ryanair 4p flights!), I might end up sat next to you!! :eek:

pesky2

Free Coupon on my advantage card offers for a trial size of no7 rewind cream, ok for nothing

squoog

moyilla wrote: »

Hi
Can I ask what 6 items you managed to get for £50 as I cannot find anything under £25!!

Also how did you get the extra 1500 points?

Thank you!!:T

I bought shampoo, conditioner (for afro hair, though mine isn't...:rolleyes: ) hand cream and hand wash, 1500 points if you spend £50 and 500 points for every 2 items (I bought 6, so 1500).
The only trouble is my cupboards are bursting and I now have over £400 in points to spend and no idea what I will ever spend them on. I just love the game of squeezing as many points out of an order as poss. I think I need help, my DH would kill me if he knew what I had spent today:eek: .
I keep promising I will do a boot sale...
I'm also beginning to feel I should have a minder if I leave the house with my advantage card!!

lmcg123cat

ShowmetheMoney wrote: »

Wobble Toddle Ride has been reduced from £29.99 to £14.99 and also part of 3 for 2.
ELC selling it for £30 on their website.
Just in case anyone is looking for crimbo pressies....

It was showing as 29.99 this morning

snow

Agent_C wrote: »

All I ask in return is that all of you getting these perfume bargains use them sparingly (the moneysaving way! ) as I am allergic to the stuff and if I end up sat near to someone on a train or in the cinema/pub/restarant and they have livberally applied the stuff, it makes me quite ill... less is more!!

Agent_C, you know, I was also allergic, as I thought, to the perfume. I could not live for the past three!!! years without my nose spray and medicine. And two month ago I happened to be at the Duty Free where I tried so many perfumes:o (I was looking for a present for my mum), and I did not sneeze even once. After that I spent 3 hours in a plane with my jacket sprayed all over with the stuff and again did not sneeze. Since than I started to use it every day (although in much smaller amount) and realised that it actually cured me:j I know, it may sounds like a dream, but beleive me I'm not using now any medicine at all!!! Though I admit if I smell cheap stuff from somebody in the tube, it makes me sick and sneeze :mad:
And you can always try pure perfume, as it contains less chemical ingridients.

manila

pesky2 wrote: »

Free Coupon on my advantage card offers for a trial size of no7 rewind cream, ok for nothing

my store didnt have the sample, so i have to look somewhere else for it!
that means, if i want something for free, i have to spend something on my journey to other boots