Grab bag offer at Lush!!!!

happymummy

If you dont mind having 2 of everything then getting 2 of the small bags does work out better, however if its variety you're after then the big one is better

shazziere

just to reassure those like myself who never got confirmation emails....have just phoned customer services and was told the order had definately gone through.

sarahg1969

sallysaver wrote: »

As regards the question of which one to buy. If you go by weight, the £10 bag weighs 3500kg - so multiply by 2 - 7000kg for £20. If you buy the large grab bag - weight 5500kg for £20 so it looks like 2 small bags would give the best value for £20. Do you still get the £29.95 Xmas present with the small bag? If you do, presumably you will get 2, so definitely better to get the £10 bags. Sally

I think some people do prefer the smaller bags because they don't contain as much soap.

I didn't get a confirmation email. I hope I'm not going to miss out!!! :eek:`

The small bag doesn't have the Christmas Present in it. But both the large and small DO contain a surprise for a fiver.

I'm getting a bit excited now.

ETA: There only seem to be small ones left now. But as a poster above says, it's possible that 2 of these are better value than one big one.

Sarah xx

exessexmum

But it says that the small one has £35 worth of goods and the large one £80 worth of goods so how can 2 smalls be better value? £70 versus £80?


Of course, I'd just buy one of each.... :rotfl:

fernlea

I had 2 large bags in my basket and had to register, when I had finished registering my basket was empty and the big ones are now out of stock. Ordered 2 small ones instead. Never tried Lush products before so looking forward to playing in the bath with them. Thanks to the op. xx

lisyloo

But it says that the small one has £35 worth of goods and the large one £80 worth of goods so how can 2 smalls be better value? £70 versus £80?

Somthing that you'd use which is worth £70 is much better value that something you can't use for £80.

You need to understand the value of something and not just the price.

Of course you can give things that you won't use away as presents or sell on ebay, so it still has some value but maybe not the same (there's some hassle and fees with seeling on ebay).

kina

Thank you OP! Just ordered 1 for me (from DH for Valentines/Mothers Day etc) and another to go back for a pressie (expect it may be for me again!!).

happymummy

exessexmum wrote: »

But it says that the small one has £35 worth of goods and the large one £80 worth of goods so how can 2 smalls be better value? £70 versus £80?

Its because some of the items in the big bag have a higher individual rrp, ie the go green solid perfume and perhaps the sea salt scrub?
The 2 small bags will have more items but alot of them will be the same.

squidge60

thanks to the op i went into town and got £50 worth for £15 great well happy.they have offer in shop marked up on a board (more offers than online)starting at £5.

cazziebo

Liz19 wrote: »

I don't believe this site. I live in Fife and according to them it is a standard delivery rate of £5.95 to the Scottish Highlands!! Since when was Fife in the Scottish Highlands?

Yeah - weird! I put my work address in Dunfermline and the postage shot up so I changed it back to my home address (Stirling, which I think is farther north?) and it went back down again!

I can see the Highlands from here!