Selected Lynx and Dove gift sets on offer at Superdrug for £3.00. Lots of variations to choose from. Free standard delivery for Beauty Card holders if ordering online or free collection from store for all. Stock up now for Christmas gifts!
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Xdark
10 Nov 16#15
went up to £4.50
PinkHaven
22 Oct 161#14
TY OP, always ideal as stocking fillers for the older kids x
ieame
22 Oct 16#13
I can't be the only one who thinks even £3 for this set is too much? Maybe £2 and i'd be tempted
LozzieWills
20 Oct 16#12
Used to work at Superdrug. Can confirm they do this -every single year-. It's not -that- great of a deal folks.
ExeCuteUK123
20 Oct 161#11
Lynx deodorant as an Xmas gift, makes me feel sad :disappointed:
cazsilver
19 Oct 16#10
Thanks ordered a few Lynx sets for my teenage nephews as a little extra chrissy pressie :smiley:
Spartan117b
19 Oct 16#9
Morrisons and b &m same price if it helps.
Polly_P
19 Oct 16#8
Seen a few on asda website last night for £3 :-)
michaelwong
19 Oct 16#7
Ordered and FREE delivery too even though I'm not a Card Holder! Heat Added.
joangreen50
19 Oct 16#6
ordered
Brownbloke11
19 Oct 16#5
Unilever trying to regain market share after the Tesco fiasco?
Now let's all be honest here...... we don't of course think of the cost when receiving one of these at Christmas time, especially if it's your kids buying something with their own money whilst still at school, but as they are so frequently sold around the reduced price, shouldn't it be some sort of offence to 'pretend' it's a whopping discount ?
I realise it's advertising and all that, but there are usually huge posters in store screaming out the prices, so is it possible to open your present without even a quick glimpse of a sale poster flashing through your mind ...... ?
col11 to kamenitzabrit
19 Oct 16#3
more and more people every year will be getting unthought about cheap fodder for Christmas, lynx isn't to bad and I have had a lot worse!
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http://www.superdrug.com/Gifts-for-Him/Gifts-For-Him/Lynx-Duo-Dark-Temptation-Duo-Shower-Gel-%26-Body-Wash-Gift-Set/p/710604
http://www.superdrug.com/Gifts-for-Him/Gifts-For-Him/Lynx-Africa-Duo-Shower-Gel-%26-Body-Wash-Gift-Set/p/710144
http://www.superdrug.com/Gifts-for-Her/Gifts-For-Her/Dove-Bliss-Booster-Duo/p/710364
http://www.superdrug.com/Gifts-for-Him/Gifts-For-Him/Dove-MenCare-Gift-For-Him-Stocking-Filler-Gift-Pack/p/710127
I realise it's advertising and all that, but there are usually huge posters in store screaming out the prices, so is it possible to open your present without even a quick glimpse of a sale poster flashing through your mind ...... ?