Batiste Dry shampoo in Fresh - £1.99 Only £1 cheaper but I get through this like nobodies business so it all adds up at the end. They had a few of the other fragrances as well so you get enough choice as well.

Palmers Cocoa butter lotion - £2.49 This is the moisturiser I use on a daily basis. At Boots this normally retails for £4.11 but they seem to have an offer so now it's only £2.79 at Boots. If you don't have a Savers near you, now is the time to stock up while it's on sale!

Garnier Micellar cleansing water - £2.69 Again, Boots has an offer on this as well, selling it for £3.33 instead of £4.99. But for Savers, that's just under 50% off! I know a lot of people use this on a daily basis so go through it a lot. I don't use mine so much but it's always great to find it for a bit less!

Face cloth - 49p Although this isn't by a big brand, it still has the same quality, and for a fraction of the price! At boots their own ones retail for £1.99, so that's a saving of 75%!

Dove Go fresh deodorant - £1 Another offer on at Boots, now selling this for £1.15 instead of £2.30. But still Savers have beaten them on price again!

So, what have we learned from this post? Shop around! You normally use your essentials every day so can get through them quite quickly so it's always great to make a saving here and there. If you don't have a Savers near you, pop into Boots or make an order pronto whilst they have loads of deals on as they may have deals on items Savers doesn't stock!

What are your daily essentials?

Thanking you,

Naomi

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First of all, you get 200ml which is the same as the L'Oreal micellar solution, but you pay a lot less. The packaging is really sleek, with the plastic being really sturdy with an almost frosted effect, which makes it look more expensive than it is. The dispenser is a very small hole so you have to squeeze the bottle to get the product out, which is great as you get hardly any over-use of the product; you can get the exact amount you want, unlike others.

The actual product is a beautiful deep orange, and product separates as it's oil-based so you need to give it a good shake before you use it. Although it is not branded as a micellar solution, it does effectively the same thing and removes your make-up really well, particularly foundation I find. Because it's an oil based product it does leave a residue on your skin but it's not necessarily a bad thing as the oil moisturises the skin, whereas most micellar solutions have dried my skin out. Leaving it on to soak in leaves your skin feeling really soft and smooth. This means you could use it just as a face oil/serum and it would do just as good a job as the more expensive serums that are on the market. Personally, smell and/or taste are big factors in most products I buy, and this doesn't have a particular smell or taste on the lips unlike some (the B micellar solution at superdrug smells and tastes awful!) which is another great plus to this product.

The only down side to this product is that it isn't the best at removing eye make-up, and I'm not massively keen on the oily feel on my eyelids. Also it doesn't take long for the product to separate again after shaking it, so you often have to shake it between using another cotton pad, but this isn't too much of a problem. 

Overall it is great as an oil/serum for your face and also great at removing foundation/base makeup, but you may need something a little stronger/something more like a micellar solution to remove eye makeup and harsh lipstick. But for only £1 it is a really good product! 

The NSPA Ultimate Cleansing Tonic is available in ASDA stores.

Have you used this before? How do you remove your makeup? 

Thanking you,

Naomi 

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