Boots Grabbit Bargains Part 24 - Post your finds here

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aMeLia'S~MuMMY wrote: »

How wise you are passion8..I think that you have hit the nail on the head as I don't do car booting I personally wouldn't go for the offers for points sake.....( tbh I'm a bit tight too..) However I finally sucummed to the Arden one in the end ( after very long deliberation) and figured that if I did the order for Arden and Natural collection paying £28.xx and getting £23.xx points back as I was going to get some more natural collection stuff anyway I have paid less than I would have instore and got the Arden stuff as a treat ( for me )I have then got in points what I was going to spend in Boots.

( this is how I have justified this one to myself anyway, DH will probably need more convincing!)

this is a good arguement but my brain just wont accept it, stupid logical self knows i will be spending out money for stuff i dont need

Katyag

geordie_lass wrote: »

If anyone's on the lookout for something yummy and inexpensive in the Mediterranean range to buy and use the Med soap voucher with, check out the Massage Body Butter from the Med pregnancy range. It smells delicious, kind of orangey and is only £4.99 compared to the other body butters in the range which are £7.50 for the same amount. If you have a PC voucher it's also BOGOF :j so 2 tubs of body butter and a soap for under a fiver, £5 tillspit too if you add a packet of chewing gum.

You'll find it in the Baby section with the lotions and creams. I'm hooked...

Awful awful stuff!!!! I used it when pergnant with my youngest, just last year when i had dry skin and it burned and burned! I had to wash it off as quick as i could and i was scratching for days!

week

Must go and use my day off wisely girls, I am also tempted by the online offers but so far have not purchased(ever). I do add to my basket and leave the items there for a few days until common sense prevails and I empty it back out! It feels almost the same as buying the items(well about 40% the same!!!). I am reading a book about a shopaholic who gives up spending for a year(except for food and meal deals in , might try it for a month!!
Back tonight.

Wee K

aMeLia'S~MuMMY

passion8 wrote: »

Me, wise? :eek: Don't ruin my street cred Amelia's Mum :rotfl:

The EA offer's the exception to the rule this time, but only if the really useful stuff comes back in stock - imo My 6 Clinique blotting papers were a total waste of money lol, and if I ever do a carboot, I reckon they'd make a quid - if that! :rotfl:

(Forget DH, I do. Mine that is! lol)

Must admit this is the only one that has tempted me too!;) ( plus the code for the extra 1000pts helped)

( I can trade DH off with the shaver ( well 2 ?!?) I got him cheap yesterday from Tesco Direct!...with his money of course!!)

passion8

week wrote: »

Must go and use my day off wisely girls, I am also tempted by the online offers but so far have not purchased(ever). I do add to my basket and leave the items there for a few days until common sense prevails and I empty it back out! It feels almost the same as buying the items(well about 40% the same!!!). I am reading a book about a shopaholic who gives up spending for a year(except for food and meal deals in , might try it for a month!!
Back tonight.

Wee K

If you remember, can you post the title please week?

I'm just going to see if what I put in the basket's still there too lol. Cya later

aMeLia'S~MuMMY

week wrote: »

Must go and use my day off wisely girls, I am also tempted by the online offers but so far have not purchased(ever). I do add to my basket and leave the items there for a few days until common sense prevails and I empty it back out! It feels almost the same as buying the items(well about 40% the same!!!). I am reading a book about a shopaholic who gives up spending for a year(except for food and meal deals in , might try it for a month!!
Back tonight.

Wee K

I do this often:p

broclo

durham05 wrote: »

HI, I have a oral b toothbrush 2000points coupon if no1 got sorted.

I'm sending my 1500 on £35+ one to scprpiokitten, think she can combine these, so may be you could save it for her if has not already gone? She'd love ya!

crazyposhgal

broclo wrote: »

Yes it has, but CPG has not posted since and will no doubt update the first post when she is around again. Don't envy her!

Hope CPG is just quiet as she is enjoying this glorious sunshine

Hi, you were spot on was out on my Hammock turning a nice golden Brown also doing extra shifts at work just now so trying to fit everything in lol.

Wish boots sold Australian Gold.

Did find time to use the 1000pts code spent £34.59 wth 2882pts back.

broclo

passion8 wrote: »

Thanks IlonaRN - I didn't realise that. I've seen the paypal option but never thought to opt for paypal as a reward as I don't sell, only buy, so would it just go into the bank, or do people have to transfer it? (That shows my 'unintelligence' I need to look at the real reason for this site lol))

Only thing with paypal is that you need £50 minimum balance to transfer to your bank account

passion8

pollsdolls wrote: »

"B&M Homestore (formerly known as Glyn Webb) trade from 13 large DIY stores in the North & North West of England. " Taken from B&M website.

This might include Au Naturele too pollsdolls. Rubes mentioned something to me, and bells began to ring but what Rubes said was in Au Naturel (sp?) can be found in B&M - if that makes sense