Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 20 - Post your finds here

dotchas

week wrote: »

Its thanks to you lot here that I have been so successful. Before 2008 I rarely used my Boots card and points etc.

Here is me on my hols last year. http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj27/frillyduck/holiday2007135.jpg

Can I recommend the Boots Expert Razors for your legs!:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

pash_2

week wrote: »

Sorry not sure re your hair!!
Whats the green bit on your stars?
K.

its some kind of medal! dunno why or how. something new Martin has sent us!

dotchas

week wrote: »

Sorry not sure re your hair!!
Whats the green bit on your stars?
K.

The green bit on our stars is a medal!

week

pash wrote: »

its some kind of medal! dunno why or how. something new Martin has sent us!

Wow a medal! How cool is that!

K.

pash_2

week wrote: »

Wow a medal! How cool is that!

K.

I know, great innit! lol
Pash~x~

week

dotchas wrote: »

Can I recommend the Boots Expert Razors for your legs!:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Thank you for the suggestion!
I really need to start using this Boots stuff rather than collecting it!!!!!!!


k

Discount-Diva_3

I love using it all!

I kinda can't wait to finish something so I can open a fresh new bottle! My Sister however gave me a huge carrier bag of stuff that she has opened and doesn't want or use anymore, for example shampoo, conditioner a few tubes of Immac and Veet so being an MSE I will use all that up now!

points_make_prizes

pash wrote: »

re the hair vouchers.. can anyone recommend a solution to a new problem i am experiencing.. anything that can fix static hair?? i look like i have been fighting with a big balloon and i lost!!!!!!!! TIA x
obviously i would like to "spend" the £2 voucher on a fix!

Some great advice here:

http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=20820287

and here:

http://www.ukhairdressers.com/carol/article23.asp

Use leave in conditioners to add weight and minimise static. Also bear in mind that the most common cause of static hair is over-drying. The special properties within heat-protecting sprays or styling lotions will provide a barrier against static, and using a boar's bristle brush, as opposed to a plastic one, will also help fight that flyaway hair.

HTH

pash_2

thanks for that.. mine is a case cold outside so keep heating on in the vehicle to keep patients warm and voila static hair.. its horrid! i put damp hands on my hair everytime i wash my hands which is fine till it dries again! ahh well roll on sumer! and another problem i guess!

elisamoose

todays transactions in Peterborough........
1
Skin perfection vitamins scanned at 9.28 (sb 9.99)
ibruprofen (half price healthclub item) 1.99

300 points for buying vitamins
150 points for over £10 spend on healthcare
paid 11.27 got 462 points

2
expert face wipes 1.49 (down from 2.99)
pantene ice shine shampoo 2.87 X 2
smooth and silk serum FREE X2 ( usually 3.99 each)
pantene smooth and silk shampoo 2.87
layers wax FREE (usually 3.29)

sanctuary shower mousse 4.95

used 3.00 sanctuary voucher
100 points expert voucher
75 points wys £10

paid 12.05
215 points

3
daughter used lip glaze voucher to do 341 on 17

a good boots day