This is by far the best value beauty advent calendar out. Lots of different things in it including nail varnishes, eyeshadows, mascaras etc...
Compared to others that are out this is really good value. In stock and instore aswell but won't be for long x
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gazdavis11 to Fluff
9 Oct 1510#11
.....Says the person who posted a deal for tinned pumpkin from LIDL
Keeleyc to Fluff
9 Oct 154#9
Maybe cheap make up compared to benefit etc ... But is prob along the lines of Rimmel or boots no7 I should imagine.
There's 24 items so works out at 83p per item. The benefit one has only 12 items this year so works out at £3.12 per item.
Some people have teens who would love one of these and can't afford the higher end make up, so they're a bit of fun for a not bad price.
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toomanychoices
9 Oct 15#16
[quote Teens should focus on maths homework, not applying 24 make-up products on their faces.[/quote]
Blimey, bundle of joy, you are! All work and no play...... etc etc
There are enough hours in the day to do both (and no, that doesn't mean wearing it to school)
BenderRodriguez to toomanychoices
10 Oct 15#21
I'm not saying half of 14yr old kids today look like slutty single mums on methadone, but they do.
vwblack
9 Oct 15#20
About 25 in Manchester
deb8z
9 Oct 152#19
The posh people are among us,that's how they stay posh :laughing:
ungnome
9 Oct 152#18
It amazes me how stuck up people on a deal finding site can be
Fluff
9 Oct 151#17
Yup. I skimp on my tinned pumpkin, but not on my make up.
I picked up some of this range in the January sales last year and it's really not comparable to No 7 - reminded me of the cheap nasty sets that you get as manager's special in Debenhams, with 800 eyeshadows for £10.
Last year's Benefit one was lovely, but the non make up gifts were crap and mostly given to my 6 year old to play with.
I'd love the Charlotte Tilbury one, or the Selfridges, if anyone's feeling generous!
BenderRodriguez
9 Oct 15#15
Sadly I have seen it. But hey, those fries won't serve themselves.
bellawills
9 Oct 151#14
Heat from me :laughing: oh and teenage years end at 19 by the way. I always had some make in the house ready for the weekend when I was a teenager. It's all part of growing up. Pull it together guys. I know I'd be happy with a new nail varnish etc each morning :smiley:
deb8z
9 Oct 15#13
Have you ever watched Educating Cardiff,a lot of the girls wear lots of make up I couldn't believe it,when I was at school you weren't allowed and if you did wear it & get caught you were sent to the toilets to wash it off immediately,they don't seem to bother these days.
madhouse77
9 Oct 15#12
Sold out
Fluff
9 Oct 15#7
Cheap makeup - you're better investing in one of the more expensive ones, or just buying the cheap slap.
Keeleyc to Fluff
9 Oct 154#9
Maybe cheap make up compared to benefit etc ... But is prob along the lines of Rimmel or boots no7 I should imagine.
There's 24 items so works out at 83p per item. The benefit one has only 12 items this year so works out at £3.12 per item.
Some people have teens who would love one of these and can't afford the higher end make up, so they're a bit of fun for a not bad price.
gazdavis11 to Fluff
9 Oct 1510#11
.....Says the person who posted a deal for tinned pumpkin from LIDL
BenderRodriguez
9 Oct 152#10
Teens should focus on maths homework, not applying 24 make-up products on their faces.
pototea
9 Oct 15#8
Seem to be a lot of stores with this in stock.
annsimpson
9 Oct 15#6
sold out
pops1975
9 Oct 15#5
Manchester has stock.
karneylonglegs
8 Oct 15#3
Now OOS
Keeleyc to karneylonglegs
8 Oct 15#4
If you look on the site you can check whether your local store has stock. When I checked there was lots of stock in all stores x
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Compared to others that are out this is really good value. In stock and instore aswell but won't be for long x
Top comments
There's 24 items so works out at 83p per item. The benefit one has only 12 items this year so works out at £3.12 per item.
Some people have teens who would love one of these and can't afford the higher end make up, so they're a bit of fun for a not bad price.
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Blimey, bundle of joy, you are! All work and no play...... etc etc
There are enough hours in the day to do both (and no, that doesn't mean wearing it to school)
I picked up some of this range in the January sales last year and it's really not comparable to No 7 - reminded me of the cheap nasty sets that you get as manager's special in Debenhams, with 800 eyeshadows for £10.
Last year's Benefit one was lovely, but the non make up gifts were crap and mostly given to my 6 year old to play with.
http://www.cosmopolitan.co.uk/beauty-hair/beauty-trends/a38073/best-beauty-advent-calendars-2015/
I'd love the Charlotte Tilbury one, or the Selfridges, if anyone's feeling generous!
There's 24 items so works out at 83p per item. The benefit one has only 12 items this year so works out at £3.12 per item.
Some people have teens who would love one of these and can't afford the higher end make up, so they're a bit of fun for a not bad price.