Re: Clinique -v- Simple....expensive -v- cheap
Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 17:58Yes thats the one Jo
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Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 17:58Re: Clinique -v- Simple....expensive -v- cheap
Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 18:25Guess what's opening in the same place as the TKMaxx - Aldi
Re: Clinique -v- Simple....expensive -v- cheap
Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 18:39There you go, you can stock up too Di 
Re: Clinique -v- Simple....expensive -v- cheap
Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 19:34Ooooh Di
Re: Clinique -v- Simple....expensive -v- cheap
Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 22:35Can't find when it's opening, not on their storefinder yet 
Re: Clinique -v- Simple....expensive -v- cheap
Posted: 21 Sep 2016, 22:55I have used Aldis cream for ages but i must admit that i think Lidls Anti Wrinkle day cream is even better.
Re: Clinique -v- Simple....expensive -v- cheap
Posted: 22 Sep 2016, 09:09Interesting to hear about the Aldi and Lidl creams, I might have a look and try them 
Re: Clinique -v- Simple....expensive -v- cheap
Posted: 22 Sep 2016, 20:18Oh I might try the Lidl day cream. Di, you were saying that Simple isn't rich for me - oddly enough my skin does not feel at all taut or tight in the morning after using the Simple night cream, so I am still very happy with it.
Re: Clinique -v- Simple....expensive -v- cheap
Posted: 24 Sep 2016, 12:50If the Lidl creams are like Aldi, you might find that they're a bit too perfumed if you have sensitive skin. I'm not sure if they do an unperfumed range.
Re: Clinique -v- Simple....expensive -v- cheap
Posted: 24 Sep 2016, 13:30I love smells - nice ones anyway
So whilst on occasions it's sensible to use unperfumed, I can never wait to get back to my lovely Neal's Yard frankincense
I feel the same about cleanser , shower stuff, body lotion, hand cream...but that's partly why I don't mind spending a bit, you don't want cheap smells do you?
Along with spotting freebie bargains of course
Actually, I think it helps, I'd notice immediately if anything smelt different - like the cuticle cream I threw away last week
Those freebies are how I found the lovely Balance Me cleanser, and thanks to stocking up on £2 a go with Glamour, I have two spare tubes. They last months, as you only need a petit-pois sized amount each time, and I only use it in the mornings
I also have an unopened shower wash thanks again to a mag, to take on our holibobs
Sorry, off-topic
So whilst on occasions it's sensible to use unperfumed, I can never wait to get back to my lovely Neal's Yard frankincense
I feel the same about cleanser , shower stuff, body lotion, hand cream...but that's partly why I don't mind spending a bit, you don't want cheap smells do you?
Along with spotting freebie bargains of course
Actually, I think it helps, I'd notice immediately if anything smelt different - like the cuticle cream I threw away last week
Those freebies are how I found the lovely Balance Me cleanser, and thanks to stocking up on £2 a go with Glamour, I have two spare tubes. They last months, as you only need a petit-pois sized amount each time, and I only use it in the mornings
I also have an unopened shower wash thanks again to a mag, to take on our holibobs
Sorry, off-topic