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VfM4meplse wrote: »I found this on the £5 shelf today, took it to self-scan with the intention of seeing whether the price had come down...and was delighted to buy it for £2. I didn't appreciate how big the bottle is from Loulou's picture, it's 750ml so roughly 3 times the size of an ordinary shampoo bottle and is supposed to retail at £9.99. I shall report back as to whether it actually works or not!VfM4meplse wrote: »Lastly, I hadn't seen this before but - apparently selling for £2+ elsewhere - again it smelled pleasant enough so I bought a couple, thinking they'll do for a holiday:At the Cosmetics section, there's also "Collection" (used to be called Collection 2000) Lip Balms, in Pink Strawberry, Green Apple and Orange Burst packs, 3 for £1.Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
"No man is worth, crawling on the earth"- adapted from Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio
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Poundland has a new skincare range called #6, rather cheekily sounds like Boots' range of skincare . First read about it here thanks to Caroline_1993 on HUKD.
Saw #6 in Argyle Street, Glasgow this afternoon (added the information I can see from my photo).
Left to Right:
Micellar Cleansing Water 200ml,
Anti-Ageing Night Cream "Fight Visible Signs Of Ageing With Collagen, Ceramides, Vitamins A, E & Pro Vitamin B5, Sweet Almond Oil And Algae Extract",
Anti-Ageing Derma Serum "Fight visible signs of ageing with Sepilift Mono Peptide, Jojoba Oil, Vitamins A, C & E, White Water Lily Extract And Rice Milk" - Suitable for all skin types/Fragrance Free,
Anti-Ageing Collagen Filler.
Edit: Here's close-up from Trongate, Glasgow store's window (all of these on this store's shelves today - except the Eye Cream, Saturday 18th August):
All say "Suitable For All Skin Types".
Anti-Ageing Day Cream: "Fight Visible Signs Of Ageing With Collagen, Ceramides, Sweet Almond Oil, Algae Extract & Vitamins A & E"
Micellar Cleansing Water: "With Pro-Vitamin B5, Aloe Vera, Chamomile And Vitamin E"
Anti-Ageing Eye Cream: "Fight Visible Signs Of Ageing With Collagen, Ceramides, Algae Extract & Flaxseed Oil"
Collagen Filler: "Fight Visible Signs Of Ageing With Collagen, Hyaluronic Acid, Shea Butter & Algae Extract"
No SPF in the Day Cream, which is a bit disappointing, though.0 -
Unable to post my picture but several different Nutra nail products in Porthcawl and Swansea city centre branches. Also Fructis Light as air - hair oil and other Fructis Hair oil. Swansea also had the large £2 Tigi bottles of shampoo and conditioner. Priced at £5 but scanned at £2.
Wont need any more shampoo for a good while!:T0 -
Spotted these Adidas Hard Cases for iphone 5/5s in Trongate, Glasgow this afternoon - wonder if there's more varieties?
Not my taste, but my teenage niece would love these!0 -
Some things from Argyle Street, Glasgow earlier last night (Saturday):
Salon System Nail Lux Gel Effect Finish or Conceal & Correct With Diamonds 125ml, £1.
Golden Oreo 10 packs, £1. (Think they're twin-packs for lunchboxes, not sure, as I don't like Oreos!)
Look away now if you don't like Winnie The Pooh, or Disney
Various £1 Disney Christopher Robin items at the crafty section: Tape 48mm x 9.1M
On the Top Left: Some sort of Gift Tag assortment (can't see the label)
Top Right: Christopher Robin A4 Glittered Decoration Pack
Bottom Left: Christopher Robin Paper Pack 36x
Bottom Middle: Christopher Robin Tile Stickers, 112x
Bottom Right, Christopher Robin Stencils, 48pcs
Full size picture here, so you can zoom in: https://i.imgur.com/Zr71Mcg.jpg
Christopher Robin Square Letter Stickers, 60pcs
Christopher Robin Pearl Stickers, 130pcs
Christopher Robin 12 Cards With Foil Print, 7.5 x 7.5cm, 12 Envelopes
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I see the Christopher Robin stuff has been manufactured to coincide with the release of the film!
I was on the hunt for more TIGI (colour combat) at £2 and found just one amongst a scanty shelf of others - they have gone fast!! Lots of the whipped foundation in the silver sphere posted earlier, although difficult to assess the colour match through so much plastic so I decided not to invest my £1 on this occasion. Also shelves rammed full of the #6 range - a quick glance at the ingredients showed a very basic product that some smart marketeers have got their hands on. I prefer to buy from Lidl when it's at 1/2 price. I didn't find the flavoured lip balms but got a plain pack of 3 which I convinced my niece was magic lipstick, because it's invisible. Multi-packs of 10 mini-Crunchies can be found, apart from that not much different on the food section.
I am a little disappointed with Poundland of late because it doesn't seem to stock facial washes, just make-up wipes and micellar water. It turns out that Poundstretcher now seems to be a better bet for such products, which I have noticed sells certain Poundland items (non-essentials) for marginally less than £1. Part of the fun of Poundland was finding the pearl amongst the debris, it's becoming less that way these days.Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
"No man is worth, crawling on the earth"- adapted from Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio
Hope is not a strategy ...A child is for life, not just 18 years....Don't get me started on the NHS, because you won't win...I love chaz-ing!0 -
VfM4meplse wrote: »It turns out that Poundstretcher now seems to be a better bet for such products, which I have noticed sells certain Poundland items (non-essentials) for marginally less than £1. Part of the fun of Poundland was finding the pearl amongst the debris, it's becoming less that way these days.
Re Poundstretcher - been watching the programme on Channel 4 recently. Wonder if Chris Edwards offered them some contacts/suppliers from his Poundworld days, which could suggest the reason for some of the similar stock? Last time I was in a Poundstretcher (in Edinburgh) two years ago (?) it was a hell hole badly in need of refurbishment - don't remember seeing any Poundland/world stock in it then.
Think Chris is an affable but shrewd chap and I'd definitely be listening and respecting his advice if Poundstretcher was mine.
Edit 21st August: Wow, last night's episode had a twist at the end I wasn't expecting! #TeamChris!0 -
Golden Oreo 10 packs, £1. (Think they're twin-packs for lunchboxes, not sure, as I don't like Oreos!)
I bought a box of these, and they seem to do the job fine:
I spotted some ceramic travel mugs for £2, wasn't keen on the 2 slogans available but at least the price of these products is on the away down, esp useful as coffee shops will be getting rid of plastic "disposable" cups.Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
"No man is worth, crawling on the earth"- adapted from Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio
Hope is not a strategy ...A child is for life, not just 18 years....Don't get me started on the NHS, because you won't win...I love chaz-ing!0 -
From the Union Street, Glasgow store earlier on Thursday afternoon:
Kellogg's Reduced Sugar Frosties 640g, £1
Also Heinz Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Dry Pasta Shapes (can't see the size of pack, 360g I think), £1
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Multibionta 50+ Complete Multivitamin With Biotic Cultures And Minerals, 60 Tablets, £1.
Was in Trongate, Glasgow but I took the last two. Best Before dates are February 2019.
There's another variety of Multibionta, 30 Tablets, still plenty on shelves.
Edit: I keep forgetting to add, this same store has a few of the Catwalk (TIGI) Shampoos and Conditioners. Found some!!
Still at the £5 section, so maybe that's why there's still a few left. Now £2, of course. Sis made me pick her up a few0
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