Having recently become a mum, I want what is best for my child and myself- no matter what. So you can imagine my disappointment when on three separate occasions recently, I have encountered some major flaws with some products we have been using. What would you do in this situation? Rant and rave until something
Whilst I was away, I picked up a few bits and pieces. I’m actually quite shocked to realise I didn’t actually purchase that much, considering the amount of places I visited. Numerous charity shop trawls and a walk through Rye seemed to deliver nothing except some charming little coasters with Shakespearean quotes printed on them
I’m not too sure how interesting this post will be to some of you, but some of you have expressed interest in learning how to boost your Boots Advantage Card points. I currently have over £30 on my Boots card. If you’d have told me this a few months ago, I would have fallen on
Most females nowadays possess a Boots Advantage Card. They use it for every little purchase they make in Boots stores, whether it be whilst paying for their lunch, those little essentials or splashing out on a big treat. But how many of you that currently have an Advantage Card use it to its full potential?
Now, you may recall me recently telling you about my little shopping trip where I bought a ton of new makeup that I didn’t really need. I also promised to show you the aforementioned makeup. So here we are – Astor lipstick in 205 Paris, £1, Poundland Astor Shine Delux lipstick in 030 Nudie, £1,
