Marks and Spencer Advent Calender 🤶🎄☕️🎁

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It’s that time 😀 No spoilers before 7.30am please

Well that’s a set .

Philip Kingsley elasticised 40ml was one of the products I’m really looking forward to trying and one of the reasons I bought this calendar. A 75ml size is £19.50 so this smaller one would be £10.

Total to date is £121.

I've got a few of today's - this one's going on my swap pile.

Oh, I still have last years elasticiser which I've only used twice. I'm just not organised enough to remember to wet my hair, apply and then wait 20 minutes before washing.
I wish I was though

This is the one product I'm totally sick of getting. I just can't be bothered with it, especially in winter months when it's too cold to go around with wet hair.

Meh, I don't have time for this one, hopefully better tomorrow!

Hoping for a black eyeliner soon as mine is running out, would also like some shower gel & hand cream!

Good to know I'm not the only one who struggles with this product. I've got a few old ones hanging around the bathroom. It would be easier to use if you could apply to dry hair but I'd still probably forget to put it on before my shower, especially as I normally exercise before showering and who wants to sit around in sweaty clothes for 20 minutes.

Only the 10th and we've already had THREE Philip Kingsley products

Love elasticiser. Pleased to get that. I hope the person who thought the shampoo and conditioner were elasticiser has worked it out by now, or they will be mightily p-ed off.

I don't really understand this product. What does it do? What sort of hair is it good on?

I actually really like elasticiser. It's true that you have to be organised and sit around with wet hair but it leaves my hair so shiny and silky and it always smells divine

I love elasticiser too and can see a very visible difference when I use it. I don’t thoroughly wet my hair, just wet my hands and run it through my hair a few times, put it in and clip it up. I do it on a Sunday morning and have a cup of tea while it works

I used the elasticiser this morning. I put my hair in a ponytail, wet the ponytail bit in the sink, put on the product and then left it in a bun while I had breakfast, then washed it out. My hair did feel silky when I washed it out but I’ve got fine, straight hair anyway so not sure I really need this.

I'm really impressed with what we have so far!

I love this product and have used it both on wet hair and now just use it on dry hair, and I don't notice any difference to the results. It really does make your hair feel silky smooth afterwards. Honestly give it a try on dry hair if you haven't already. (I just thought what was the worse that could happen - it didn't make my hair fall out or anything )

Yay this is my favourite so far. I worship at the alter of PK elasticiser!

I’ll give it a go @Thunderpunt - do you mean as a normal conditioner after shampooing?

Well it's not Christmas without a bottle of elastisizer! I find this works really well for me so am happy.

No - I bung it on dry hair 10-20 minutes (or more if I get distracted) before a shower. If I've got any of those disposable hotel shower caps kicking around I stick on of those on and a towel - heat is supposed to help so a warm head is good!
Then rinse hair, wash and conditioner as normal.

I put it on my short hair before washing it today (I didn’t wet my hair first) and it’s don’t a great job 🙂

Today’s product is Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturising Lotion +. Just what my skin needs in this cold weather. This was a favourite brand of mine when I was younger mainly because the generous Gift with Purchase offers would tempt me in so it will be nice to try it again. 15ml size would be worth £6 bringing the total to £127.

I'm feeling very nostalgic about today's gift. Just rubbed a little on my hand and the smell reminds me of being in my 20s. I'd forgotten how nice it is.

I've never owned Clinique anything - very excited.

I won't use this but my Mum does so I'll give it to her
I always think of Cliniques DDM as custard because that's what an old friend (who used it) called it 😂