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4.25-Oz Yardley London Oatmeal and Almond Bar Soap Expired
$0.70
$5.99
+ Free Store Pickup (Orders $10+)
Walgreens has Select 4.25-Oz Yardley London Soaps on sale for $0.69. Purchase in-store, or choose free store pick up where stock permits ($10 minimum required).
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Edited March 24, 2022
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Amazon [amazon.com] has the 4.25-Oz Yardley London Oatmeal and Almond Bar Soap for $0.69. Shipping is free with Prime or $25+ orders. - NLA
Rokket's Research:
Rokket's Research:
- This deal price matches the Yardley Cocoa Butter soap Frontpage deal which received +103 votes from the community.
- This deal is also available with Subscribe & Save - might make a great "filler" item to reach five subscriptions for the month.
- Soap soothes dry skin and exfoliates with oatmeal.
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 01/29/24 | Amazon | $1.80 frontpage |
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 12/17/23 | Amazon | $1.19 |
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Just an FYI. Not a discussion on vaccines.
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More reason to stop shopping there, IMO.
First, let me explain that I have always had dry sensitive skin! I have tried many so called "sensitive skin" products and not for my skin. So when I find a product that really works, I stay with it. The bars last a long time, they don't turn to mush like some soaps made for sensitive skin. The secret combination for me are products with Shea butter and buttermilk, or goats milk.
This soap by Yardley is the only one I have found with that combination. It lathers well, very creamy, and I always receive compliments about my skin, which is wrinkle free and soft. I am 80 years old, which often surprises people.
I hope that I will be able to continue purchasing this product.
More reason to stop shopping there, IMO.
I mean you really can't blame them. At some point inflation would catch up to this chain.
"The company said the higher price point is a permanent move, and not the result of "short-term or transitory market conditions," according to MarketWatch:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www....16376754
"Lifting the one-dollar constraint represents a monumental step for our organization and we are enthusiastic about the opportunity to meaningfully improve our shoppers' experience and unlock value for our stakeholders," Witynski said."
- AKA more money in investors pockets.
All this inflation talk and yet record profits for everyone, interesting...
DS also has a limited selection to begin with. I used to stop in there during a shopping trip, in addition to going to another store because certain items I would buy there and it was on the way. But I've stopped going now and just buy the items on sale at Kroger.
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The last half dozen times I have went in Dollar Tree I have left with nothing...
Will shop elsewhere as much as possible.
Will shop elsewhere as much as possible.
Doesn't anger me anymore than going elsewhere for sodas when Super America recently raised the price way up. I'll just choose not to buy there again and go to their competition. Capitalism doesn't work if consumers do not change their buying habits.