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Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet Haul



I've just had a lovely two weeks off work and spent the first in Weymouth and the second on an array of  day trips!

I turned 20 a fortnight ago - ahhhh! My chosen treat was to go to Cheshire Oaks :)

Its about an hour and a half away from where I live but the motorway journey was horrific! It felt so long and there were some terrible drivers!

I signed up on-line and received a 10% discount card that you could use in almost all the shops.

Well, onto what I bought :)

First stop - Warehouse

I purchased a top reduced from £30 to £15.


Next - The Cosmetics Company Outlet!

I was really excited to go to The CCO :)


I picked up one of the MAC tins from the Tartan Collection for £27. It contains the Fresco Rose Paint Pot, a lipglass in Budding Romance, Zoomlash Mascara and Pink Split Mineralized Eye-shadow.



Also from Mac, I picked up the Fresh Ice mineralized eye shadow for around £10 from one of the Winter Collections.

Finally - L K Bennett

I don't think that i've ever spent more than around £40 on a handbag until now... :) I switch my handbags up a lot but went to Cheshire Oaks with the aim of finding a designer handbag!
I ventured into Mulberry but decided they were too expensive.


I got the Anna Bag from L K Bennett for £99 after the 10% discount! The saleswoman told me that Pippa Middleton has it which obviously made it more exciting aha. It was reduced from £295! I definitely need to look after it and make it last!

Image from www.pursepage.com


I didn't buy as many things as I expected I would but i'm very pleased with my purchases and would definitely go again! :)

Actually i also bought some kitchen knives but they're not too exciting aha ;)

xxxx
Tasha

Comments

  1. Jennifer Hanson @ Wuthering Iris7 July 2012 at 16:46

    Oh I love that bag! Great deal too!

    Great to find your blog via blog-train. :)

    Have a great weekend!.

    -Jenn

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