Last week, I realised I was out of groceries when it was too late to go shopping at my local supermarket. 'Oh my God,' I thought, 'I'm gonna starve to death!'. So I called the boy and asked him to go to Pavi - because, you know, it stays open for longer - to grab a few bits to put in my tummy.
For reasons unknown, I always magically gravitate towards the hair and beauty section whenever I'm in a supermarket. I wonder why. After trying to find a new hand cream to use here in Brussels, I was drawn to this 'discount' basket in the haircare section which - in the most tempting of tones - claimed all products inside were only two euro.
You know me, I'm always up for a bargain so I went to check out the situation. To my incredible joy, I found out that most of the products there were from Bed Head and Catwalk, two brands I've been eyeing up for the longest time! Both brands are by hair product giant TIGI. The reason why I never bought anything from the brands before is that I tend to be quite thrifty with hair products in general - since I feel most of them don't really do anything - and well, these brands aren't exactly the cheapest on the market.
I ended up walking home with seven products - yeah I binged on haircare guys! - for the unbelievable amount of fourteen euro! The normal price of one single product from these brands is over ten euro. Quite a bargain right?
The products I got were Bed Head Superstar Conditioner for Thick Massive Hair, Bed Head Self Absorbed Mega Nutrient Conditioner, Bed Head Moisture Maniac Moisturizing Conditioner, Catwalk Session Series Transforming Dry Shampoo, Catwalk Sexed-Up Body Building Conditioner and two Sexed-up Body Building Tonic.
I haven't tried all of the products yet, safe for the Thick Massive Conditioner - which worked wonders! - and the Body Building Tonic - just as good! - but I'm definitely going to have fun giving the others a go too. I will keep you posted about what I think about them, so any requests for reviews are very welcome. Email them to me on lara@boffism.com.
