Travel Cosmetic Bottles, where to buy

MrsSnakes



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Message Posted:
12/10/2011 17:53

I have looked in the supermarkets, any suggestions please....polite!!!!

janjin



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Posts: 488

Message Posted:
12/10/2011 20:50

Helena,

Let me know if you haven't sorted this.

I think I saw a set of these in Asda.

I would need to know before Friday am.

Regards jj

westender


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Posts: 328

Message Posted:
12/10/2011 21:09

Primark had some last week, how soon do you want them?

dublinderm


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Message Posted:
12/10/2011 21:30

Hi,



Boots are doing miniatures of most main brand shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel products. They are priced about £1.20 and are really very handy to get youover the first day or two of a trip.



Many of the big cosmetic companies such as Clarins, Este Lauder, etc., are also doign 'travel' sizes of their products - usually on sale in airport shops.



This may be a better or even cheaper alternative.



DD



DD

janjin



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Message Posted:
12/10/2011 21:39

I was thinking the same Dermot.

Helena have you got any hotel size freebies kicking about the wardrobe?

MrsSnakes



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Message Posted:
12/10/2011 22:22

Thank you for your replies, I have Dr Hauschka products that are in glass containers and quite heavy to travel with. I am going back to the UK in December and wanted to travel light as I like to load up coming back I will have a look in the cupboards for hotel freebies which are a good alternative I know, I did think of spice bottles which although glass, are at least small. Thanks JJ for your kind offer and Westender, I will look first to see if I can find a compromise. Kind regards, Mrs Snakes.

dublinderm


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Posts: 538

Message Posted:
12/10/2011 23:43

Just rinse out some 300ml or 500ml plastic water bottles. They will do the job nicely. They will not be heavy and will not contain traces of anything that may upset your own products.





DD

dublinderm


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Posts: 538

Message Posted:
13/10/2011 01:49

Re my last msg.



This would apply to hold baggage (checked in) only as 100ml is the maximum permitted container size for cabin baggage.



DD

janjin



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Message Posted:
13/10/2011 17:37

I've got some hotel soaps / shower gel. Do you want me to put one of each into my bag?

You would need to come out to Bahceli to colloect so would it be worth the hassle

MrsSnakes



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Posts: 1100

Message Posted:
13/10/2011 17:47

Thats really kind JJ but I have found some spare little bottles hanging around in the house that will suffice my journey, it was just for the glass bottles that the Dr H come in that make them heavy. Hope that you have a good stay in Bachceli. Kind regards, Helena Snakes

janjin



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Message Posted:
14/10/2011 17:32

Thanks Helena

I can bring you some travel bottles on my next trip (Nov) if you still want them?