Great Tips... one liners

jackieglasgow

Thank you. I knew there would be one somewhere, never thought to search on the word tips, guess I won't be getting nominated for geniusness anytime soon!


ETA just had a look - fantastic, that should be a sticky! How do we nominate a sticky?

Pink.

jackieglasgow wrote: »

Thank you. I knew there would be one somewhere, never thought to search on the word tips, guess I won't be getting nominated for geniusness anytime soon!

Don't be daft! There's always room on Old Style for more genius tips!

Pink

nannyboo1

Thanks for that link hubby won't be impressed as I shall be making him do lots of things next week when he is off work lol oh and if you keep posting fantastic links I will never get any paperwork done today (am I bothered no way I love this site but may be getting as addicted as I was to Facebook)

jonesjw

It's a good time for a reminder that many bills can be read & paid over the internet without resorting to the postal service. Therefore you save the cost of the postage & the delivery will not be disrupted by strikes.

Nicoll

sarahk4469 wrote: »

mine would be (that aren't listed above):
1, use olive oil as a cleanser (i use extra virgin) £1.18 for 500ml, then a cheap toner and moisturise, my skin looks great and isn't greasy, you will be amazed at how much is on the cotton wool i was quite disgusted with my dirtyness!

I use olive oil or almond oil as moisturiser for face and body and use for removing make up...great for removing waterproof mascara and moisturises you lashes at the same time, just don't use too much when using as moisturiser or you go slimy! A little goes a long, long way.

Also use on hair, apply when first get up then by the time I've done my lunchbox making, dog feeding etc.. chores and have a shower it's had time to sink into my lovely dry ends.

PetuliaGristle

Thanks for some great tips, I hope these aren't repeats or too obvious. I wash jeans and tee shirts with decals inside-out and I peg tops to the line from the underarms to avoid stretching whilst drying. When washing up, slather your hands with moisturiser before putting on rubber gloves for a deep moisturising treat.

HGLTsuperstar

has anyone had any of their tips printed in the "Captain Cash" section of The Sun? The reason I ask is because the ones chosen always seem a bit, well pants really. No offence to anyone who has been printed, maybe its just badly edited, but they don't come close to the words of wisdom dispensed on here.

HGLTsuperstar

So either I have offended (sorry) or no-one on here reads The Sun, but it is moneysaving as its free on line (at the moment anyway)

zippychick

I don't read them. I did write to him when I was a kid and our kitchen roof was falling in,and my Mum couldn't afford to get it fixed. He never replied the SOB.

LameWolf

I'm afraid I won't have that publication under my roof.