Since
starting my blog I’ve reviewed many products, commenting on their quality,
effectiveness and price, so I thought I would highlight ten of my best product
discoveries to date.
The Dart
Tag Like many of
you I resent the Dartford Crossing charges, currently £2 per crossing per car
and set to rise further, but have at least discovered that by obtaining a Dart
Tag at www.dart-tag.co.uk you pay only
£1.33 per crossing, a reasonable saving if you are a frequent user.
Poundland
Shower Curtain I am
a rare visitor to Poundland, but was thrilled to discover their shower curtains
when I did venture inside, which are available in a variety of designs and are
as good as other more expensive versions. They are cheaper to replace once they
do get past the cleaning stage too!
Tesco
Australian Red Wine A
budget buy (£3.99), which I first purchased for cooking, but discovered it
makes a tasty tipple too!
Wilko
Heat And Relief Pads At
99p for 2 (Wilkinson), these self-heating, adhesive pads are as good as their more
expensive counterparts (Cura-Heat are £3.85 for 3) at relieving aches and pains
with their warming action. Just apply to your clothing over the affected area. STOP PRESS! Have discovered these in local Wilkinsons today for just 70p!
MUA Pro
Brow Kit A compact
containing tweezers, mirror, powders and gel for eyebrow grooming anytime,
anywhere, £3.50 at Superdrug.
Olay
Anti-Wrinkle Firm & Lift Day Cream & Serum A great product containing an
effective moisturiser and a treatment serum, leaving skin soft and smooth.
Normally sells at £11.99, but can often be found on half price offer at
Superdrug, Tesco or Sainsburys.
Sainsbury’s
(frozen) Stew Pack Vegetables Buy 1kg bag for £1.49 or two bags for £2.50, these are a
great cheat for rustling up a casserole or stew with minimal preparation.
Skin
Therapy Cotton Wool Pads These large, thick, oval pads are great for make-up removal, performing
as well as dearer brands, but cost just 65p for 50 at Wilkinson.
Simple
Kind To Eyes Revitalising Roll On This can sell for up to £4.99, which is why I recommend a
trip to Savers where it costs just £1.99. Apply to the under-eye area to
refresh and revive eyes, without irritating skin.
Ella
Valentine Free Range Baking Eggs I was originally buying these for £1.29 for 6, but had to
pay £1.59 the last time I bought them at Sainsburys, although they still represent
better value than many other free range eggs, as they are large, uniform in
size and great for any use, not just baking.
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