Beauty Pick of the Month with Free P&P

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

The Estée Lauder STEAL might be a good price but was cheaper last year

most things were cheaper last year with all the prices going up everywhere id espect them to go up too so its astill a cracking deal

 

[Clothescloth]

I’ve ordered the detox pads. Last time they were on a monthly offer I paid £27, this time they are £32.

 

[maymorganlondon]

I’ve ordered the detox pads. Last time they were on a monthly offer I paid £27, this time they are £32.

What kind of results are you getting with these, please?

 

[Clothescloth]

What kind of results are you getting with these, please?

I’m lucky enough to have quite a good skin, but I do find that by using one pad about two or three times a week first thing in the morning, my skin feels ‘squeaky clean’ and seems to look smoother and healthier. I follow up with a serum then a moisturiser.

 

[lynnonthelake]

I’m lucky enough to have quite a good skin, but I do find that by using one pad about two or three times a week first thing in the morning, my skin feels ‘squeaky clean’ and seems to look smoother and healthier. I follow up with a serum then a moisturiser.

Totally agree I use these too, very effective.

 

[maymorganlondon]

I’m lucky enough to have quite a good skin, but I do find that by using one pad about two or three times a week first thing in the morning, my skin feels ‘squeaky clean’ and seems to look smoother and healthier. I follow up with a serum then a moisturiser.

Totally agree I use these too, very effective.

Thank you both!! I think they will go in my basket, then I will hope they are still available when I get back in around 3 weeks time.

 

[User 27140]

I wonder if Aldi or Superdrug do a dupe? I am tempted.

 

[boffy]

I wonder if Aldi or Superdrug do a dupe? I am tempted.

Once you find what the active ingredient is the world is your oyster

 

[ohnonotshoppingagain]

I remember watching Dr. Nassif and his wife on the RHOBH and liked him because I know at the time I felt he was totally genuine, and I still feel the same, therefore I would trust what he says. His ex was a hard woman glad he seems to have a lively newer one and kids.

 

[boffy]

The active ingredient is good old Glycolic Acid. Nothing new tbh.

 

[Sazza]

BPOTM for July is

Gatineau Age Benefit Melting Cleansing Elixir 200ml

Gatineau Age Benefit Melting Cleansing Elixir 200ml - QVC UK

Gatineau Age Benefit Melting Cleansing Elixir 200ml order online at QVCUK.com

www.qvcuk.com

(link not live yet)

 

[MrMarple]

And they’ll be charging a fortune for it no doubt because they’ve decided to call it an Elixir rather than just calling it what it really is, which is a balm probably.

 

[Sazza]

BPOTM for July is

Gatineau Age Benefit Melting Cleansing Elixir 200ml

Gatineau Age Benefit Melting Cleansing Elixir 200ml - QVC UK

Gatineau Age Benefit Melting Cleansing Elixir 200ml order online at QVCUK.com

www.qvcuk.com

(link not live yet)

Gatineau Age Benefit Melting Cleansing Elixir 200ml

Gatineau Age Benefit Melting Cleansing Elixir 200ml - QVC UK

Gatineau Age Benefit Melting Cleansing Elixir 200ml order online at QVCUK.com

www.qvcuk.com

£52.98 free postage

Supersize of the Month

SBC Supersize Lotus Flower Intimate Wash 1 Litre £25.50 plus postage

SBC Supersize Lotus Flower Intimate Wash 1 Litre - QVC UK

SBC Supersize Lotus Flower Intimate Wash 1 Litre order online at QVCUK.com

www.qvcuk.com

Steal of the Month

Prai 24k Gold Caviar Wrinkle Repair Serum 100 ml with 15ml Throat Creme £34.98 free postage

Prai 24k Gold Caviar Wrinkle Repair Serum 100 ml with 15ml Throat Creme - QVC UK

Prai 24k Gold Caviar Wrinkle Repair Serum 100 ml with 15ml Throat Creme order online at QVCUK.com

www.qvcuk.com

 

[ERICS MUM]

Sorry I cannot bring myself to spend £52.98 on a cleanser. Having said that, I don’t often wear heavy make up now I’m retired, plus my days of a 90 mins commute each way to London are over - you’d be amazed how dirty your skin is after a day on train, bus and in the ‘big smoke’.

 

[MrMarple]

Sorry I cannot bring myself to spend £52.98 on a cleanser. Having said that, I don’t often wear heavy make up now I’m retired, plus my days of a 90 mins commute each way to London are over - you’d be amazed how dirty your skin is after a day on train, bus and in the ‘big smoke’.

I agree and it’s probably no better than this that I discovered about six months ago and have been using ever since

https://www.superdrug.com/skin/face-skin-care/face-balms/superdrug-b-melting-cleansing-balm-120g/p/824356

It really is very good. It’s supposed to be fragrance free but to me it smells like paint which is great as I weirdly love the smell when you’re doing a bit of decorating at home.

 

[Ani]

Boots also have a cleansing balm from their own No 7 range. Not bad, I think, I just don't like the consistency that much. But there are so many more, we have already talked about them (Clinique, The Body Shop, etc.).

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Gatineau Auto-Delivery

http://www.qvcuk.com/qvc.product.250141.html

 

[miss molly]

Sorry I cannot bring myself to spend £52.98 on a cleanser. Having said that, I don’t often wear heavy make up now I’m retired, plus my days of a 90 mins commute each way to London are over - you’d be amazed how dirty your skin is after a day on train, bus and in the ‘big smoke’.

Or £25.50 plus £3.95 on a intimate wash. I will stick with my MB or loccie thanks Q that does the job

 

[User 27140]

After surviving 59 years without an “intimate wash”, I think I will stick with my usual, thank you.

 

[Silver Fox]

I used to like the Elemis cleansers, now gone back to LE C&P plus the new Glow one. I enjoy using them but there are cleansers out there which do a great job for a fraction of the price, like the Aldi ones which I also use. Whatever works for you, if you get pleasure from using one of the more expensive brands and that is worth the cost, fine if on a budget the cheaper ones are going to do as good a job.Your money, your choice.It is just removing makeup and grime after all.You may well be prepared to spend on treatments & specific ‘problem dealers’?