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Collective Haul, For Real This Time!

I have a collective haul for you today, mostly nail polishes. I bought these items on several separate days, but I can’t remember exactly when, so I will group them based on where I purchased them from.

From Boots I bought Soap & Glory Hand Food, which is obviously a hand cream, for £4.85, which is a bit on the pricy side, but I am obsessed with Soap & Glory products and you do get 125ml of product. I also purchased Soap & Glory Scrub Your Nose In It for £7.40 also pricy, it is a facial scrub and mask all in one and you get 125ml. I bought Barry M Lash Modelling mascara in black for £6.19, Nail Rock Nail Wraps for Children In Need in Pudsey White Polka Dot and Pudsey Black Polka Dot for £6.65 each. And lastly from Boots there was a 3 for 2 offer so I bought two 17 Wild Metallic Eyes in Wild Nude and Wild Bronze for £3.99 each and a 17 Lasting Fix Nail Polish in Royal Indigo, which would have been £2.99, but I got it for free because of the offer.
From Superdrug I bought an NYC Expert Last Nail Polish in 205 Boundless Berry for £2.59 and an NYC In A New York Color Quick Dry Nail Polish in Lincoln Square Lavender for £1.79.
From Morrisons I purchased three Glamour magazines for the free Nails Inc Nail Polishes, I bought three of the four shades in Victoria, Basil Street and Tate. The magazines were £2 each and I don’t read them so technically I got a full size Nails Inc Nail Polish for £2 from each purchase.

Lastly from eBay I bought three Marc Jacobs Daisy eau de toilette samples for £2.35. And from Wilkinson’s I bought some Skin Therapy Cotton Wool Pads for 42p.

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