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  • hogshead
    hogshead Posts: 2,217 Forumite
    rubylou88 wrote: »
    Glad your luck is turning round. My DD got a kiss from Mark from Take that she didn't wash for a day and I had to step in:rotfl:

    xx

    That so unfair of you Rubes..... Did you take a photo of said kiss area before permanently deleting it.
    I'm a mum & wouldn't have washed myself. Do you think my children would have stepped in & insited I did.

    Playing catch up again...... we need a rabbit smiley ( rabbit rabbit Chas n Dave styleee :rotfl: )
  • grotbags19
    grotbags19 Posts: 527 Forumite
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    hogshead wrote: »

    we need a rabbit smiley
    :eek: :rotfl: :rotfl: :eek:
    Sorry when i read this i thought you meant an Ann Summers one!
    If you’re British in the living room, what are you in the bathroom? European!
  • skibster wrote: »
    I have the same problem, and have been using an old sample of Almay oil-blotting translucent powder to deal with it. I want something light and translucent and I was thinking of getting some no7; has anyone tried:

    No7 Perfect Light Portable Loose Powder - £11
    No7 Creme Touch - £8.25
    No7 Perfect Light Pressed Powder - £11
    No7 Perfect Light Loose Powder - £10

    Or any other recommendations? Even if they aren't No7, but come out as cheap or less than No7 after the £5 coupon?

    Edit: Ohh, I kept searching online, and saw Max Factor Cream Puff for £4.95 (and I have a £2 off coupon). Anyone tried this? And there's Rimmel Anti-shine for £3.69, plus some 17 powders. I'd appreciate any tips, and if there's something as good/better than No7, I may just wait to see what next month's offers are before I buy. :)

    Hiya :wave: I absolutely swear by No7 Perfect Light loose powder in Translucent to "set" my foundation and concealer in the mornings, then I touch up in the day as required with No7 Perfect Light pressed powder also in Translucent. Just remember to dust the excess powder off in the mornings though :D I have pale skin and the above combo along with No7 Instant Radiance concealer and L'Oreal Infallible foundation in 'Porcelain' work really well for me as I don't look orange or cakey, and they last well too (both in the pots and bottles and on me :D)
    DFW no.554 - Proud to be dealing with my debts :T
    DAVID TENNANT CAN PROBE ME WITH HIS SONIC SCREWDRIVER ANYTIME...:A
    FLYING THE FLAG FOR THE CAMBRIDGE BOOTS TARTS :happyhear
  • P.S. Have never quite understood what the Creme Touch is for - is it one of those foundations and powders in one? :confused:
    DFW no.554 - Proud to be dealing with my debts :T
    DAVID TENNANT CAN PROBE ME WITH HIS SONIC SCREWDRIVER ANYTIME...:A
    FLYING THE FLAG FOR THE CAMBRIDGE BOOTS TARTS :happyhear
  • pcg2001
    pcg2001 Posts: 1,406 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    ells2123 wrote: »
    Hi everyone,

    I am a bit of a Boots thread lurker but rarely get time to post.
    But thanks to you all for helping to give my advantage card such a boost over the last few months!!

    I was just wondering if someone could tell me about the No7 voucher everyone is referring too - is it from .com? I am registered but haven't bought on there for over a year. Sorry, i have gone back for pages but can't find anything and it isn't in the first post?

    Also just to let you know i tried the Model Me Jamelia shampoo and serum today but the till beeped with the acm voucher! d'oh :o

    Thanks

    Someone here got an email with a link to it. I never got that email, so I am really grateful to the OP for sharing. The link is on CPG first post:

    here is a voucher you can print for £5 of N7. xpires 14/6. Thanks to PollsDolls for this. PollsDolls has also kindly one this list to giv you an idea of some things you could use it towrd with minimum spend. here. It DOES work on the make-up brushes as does the 250pts from GWP.
    does not work on:
    reduced No7 liplicious gloss
    any clearance No7.
    Make-up remover
    Wipes
  • geordie_lass_2
    geordie_lass_2 Posts: 1,941 Forumite
    skibster wrote: »
    I have the same problem, and have been using an old sample of Almay oil-blotting translucent powder to deal with it. I want something light and translucent and I was thinking of getting some no7; has anyone tried:

    No7 Perfect Light Portable Loose Powder - £11
    No7 Creme Touch - £8.25
    No7 Perfect Light Pressed Powder - £11
    No7 Perfect Light Loose Powder - £10

    Or any other recommendations? Even if they aren't No7, but come out as cheap or less than No7 after the £5 coupon?

    Edit: Ohh, I kept searching online, and saw Max Factor Cream Puff for £4.95 (and I have a £2 off coupon). Anyone tried this? And there's Rimmel Anti-shine for £3.69, plus some 17 powders. I'd appreciate any tips, and if there's something as good/better than No7, I may just wait to see what next month's offers are before I buy. :)

    Well I like MF Cream Puff and just use it as an all-in-one, easy enough to carry around for quick touch ups too. It's a long time best seller which I used to think had an old fashioned image, I can remember my mum using this when I was about 5 and I'm 50 this year :o but I really do like it, I guess the fact that they are still selling this just goes to show how good it is.

    I also have a sample size of EL Aero Matte translucent powder, I don't know where I got it from :confused: but it's great for shiny bits. Just looked on .com to check the price though and it's £22.50 :eek: so I guess this is going to have to last me a loooooong time unless I can blag another sample from the EL lady:rotfl:
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  • ells2123
    ells2123 Posts: 624 Forumite
    Thank you so much pcg2001, i think i am reading these threads with my eyes closed sometimes!!!

    Great offer, many thanks to the OP aswell!

    :j
    2011 wins so far: Radio Deal package worth £600 :)

    Best prizes ever:
    Two flights to Tokyo & a years supply of Gas and Electric !!! :D
    Thanks to everyone that posts! :beer:
  • RedBalloon
    RedBalloon Posts: 1,479 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Hiya all, :hello:

    Can anyone help me get a No7 Mens gwp and a No7 Womens gwp with MINIMAL spending? Dont have much money this month :cry:

    Grateful for any help coz our £5 No7 makeup vouchers run out on Saturday!
    "Buy me, Lady", said the frock, "and I will make you into a BEAUTIFUL & WHOLE & COMPLETE human being".
    "Do not be silly", said the Man, "for a frock alone cannot do that".
    "True", said the Lady, "I will have the shoes and the bag as well".
    :rotfl:
  • rubylou88
    rubylou88 Posts: 965 Forumite
    hogshead wrote: »
    That so unfair of you Rubes..... Did you take a photo of said kiss area before permanently deleting it.
    I'm a mum & wouldn't have washed myself. Do you think my children would have stepped in & insited I did.

    Playing catch up again...... we need a rabbit smiley ( rabbit rabbit Chas n Dave styleee :rotfl: )


    rofl yes I did get a photo of said kiss and it is in a framed photo frame where else:rolleyes: :D and she got his autograph blah blah. She still swoons when she sees him. Actually he's not bad in RL. Thank god she walked out of concert when Westlife came on:rotfl:

    I'm having boots withdrawal but nothing exciting about we need new offers and glitches..........exciting at least:cool:
  • skibster
    skibster Posts: 3,808 Forumite
    Hiya :wave: I absolutely swear by No7 Perfect Light loose powder in Translucent to "set" my foundation and concealer in the mornings, then I touch up in the day as required with No7 Perfect Light pressed powder also in Translucent. Just remember to dust the excess powder off in the mornings though :D I have pale skin and the above combo along with No7 Instant Radiance concealer and L'Oreal Infallible foundation in 'Porcelain' work really well for me as I don't look orange or cakey, and they last well too (both in the pots and bottles and on me :D)

    You seem to be more experienced than I as I don't use foundation or concealer! I just want something to hide the shine left by spf lotions, so which might be better for that: a loose powder or a pressed powder?
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