Superdrug - Dry Shampoo

Superdrug Dry Shampoo £1.99 Superdrug 

I've always grabbed Batiste every time I've needed dry shampoo not really for any other reason than it's often the only branded dry shampoo on the shelf. However I've noticed it's creeping up in price a tiny bit and I thought it was time to check out some alternatives. I picked these Superdrug dry shampoo's up with an offer of buy one get two free (the third is at my boyfriends) so it was bargainous and looking at their website they seem to have an offer on these pretty consistently so they were very very cheap. 

The scents on all the range were nice - nothing offensive amongst them. I do like the scent of Heart on Your Sleeve the most it's a kind of romantic yet fresh scent that is lovely to spritz all over your roots. So how do they stand up - the only thing between these and Batiste is that these are a lot more talcum powder than spray and you have to spritz them quite far away from our head and give it a good ruffle to not end up with a white scalp. But despite this they do work and I'm willing to give my hair more a ruffle to save some serious pennies. I'm reaching for dry shampoo more recently to just add texture to my hair so I'm getting through it a fair bit. I like to always have a back up in my drawer and when they're this cheap I can leave them everywhere :) 

Flawless Tan Step Tanning Set

I always swing by the tanning isle wherever I am - I never need tan but I just end up there. This time in Superdrug it was the best place to be. I saw this set called 'Professional Finish Flawless Tan' and it was so ridiculously cheap I had to get it. I also noticed the tan 'Step 3' also included a glove and mitt - two things that often retail for about £3.99 each. This whole set cost me:

Superdrug: Exfoliator 99p Skin Serum £1.49 Tan £1.99 

Gobsmackingly cheap I know - I didn't expect much in all honesty I expected to be an orange mess. When actually what I got was one of the best tanning experiences I have ever had. Sounding over dramatic aren't it. so I'll break it up.

Exfoliator  - This isn't blow you away amazing but it does the job - it smells good and is really thick. It doesn't rival my favourite soap and glory options but its good to have as a reserve definitely.

Serum - I've never used a serum before tanning and after this one I still don't see the point particularly. I found it was actually really good at evening out tan on my hands or feet if it didn't blend in just as I wanted.

Tan - I love this tan. It sprays out like a spritzer which is such a good idea. You can spray it onto the mitt and rub in evenly. I love this idea why do more tans not dispense like this. It explains it needs to develop (it doesn't actually say for how long) but I just left it overnight. I was left with probably the most natural tan I have ever achieved from a bottle. It's not as dark as St Moriz at all but it is golden and noticeable enough to be worth the effort.

I can't find this online but I recommend that you buy it when you see it. It's a perfect every day tan and for the price you really could never complain. I'm going to go as far as saying this is my favourite fake tan I have EVER tried and I just wish I bought more of it. I'm going to be stocking up next time I see it. I love the step part of it - it's ideal for first time tanners for me though I will just be getting step three the tan in future as I have my favourite moisturisers and exfoliators.

Best tan I've ever used literally costs just £1.99.

Amazed.