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More Walgreen's Clearance Men's Grooming Items by Antimidas on 05 Aug, 2009 15:12
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While in Walgreen's today, I saw that they had other grooming products on clearance.
L'Oreal Men's Expert Power Clean Anti-dullness Face Wash 5 oz - $1.79
L'Oreal Men's Expert Hydra-Energetic Skin Energizing Gel Cleanser 5 oz - $1.79
These are both normally $7. -
#1 by BaldBear on 05 Aug, 2009 16:12
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Great find! Thanks for sharing.
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#2 by Antimidas on 05 Aug, 2009 17:05
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Not a problem. Not really sure why Walgreens seems to be getting all of their non-standard men's grooming products. But if it is not the old standby brands of shaving cream, razors and deodorant, it all seems like it is getting cleared out. Just as I was thinking it was nice to finally have a men's section to compete with the four aisles of women's products. But then again, are any of the women's facial cleansers much different from men's? Except for the perfumes they use in them of course.
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#3 by jamesh75 on 05 Aug, 2009 18:39
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I'm glad men don't have as many isles of product as women. Have you ever have to pick up shampoo or deodorant for your wife or girlfriend at the store? After looking over the 9000 different kinds of shampoo of the same brand you can't remember what she told you. So after standing there for a while with the deer in the headlights look, you grab something and run to the checkout. I'm glad I'm a guy.
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#4 by wpruitt on 05 Aug, 2009 19:52
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Not really sure why Walgreens seems to be getting all of their non-standard men's grooming products. But if it is not the old standby brands of shaving cream, razors and deodorant, it all seems like it is getting cleared out.
Econ 101: We are in the "Great Recession". Those items are geared toward a more specialized market and do not have the turnover of the more commonplace items. They are the type item people will forego to save a few bucks ... or cannot justify spending what they do not have. It's a "basic versus luxury transportation" thing. -
#5 by Antimidas on 05 Aug, 2009 19:53
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Oh hell! I did not mean I wanted 4 aisles! Geesh! Hope the Walgreens marketing department is not reading this! I just want to have a section with stuff that I use. Every time I find something I like, they end up putting it on clearance and stop selling it. Headblade products one prime example. Nivea and L'Oreal mens products another!
God! Don't make me have choices. I like to get in, grab what I need and get out. I ALWAYS have a battle plan for shopping to get out of the store as quickly as possible. -
#6 by Antimidas on 05 Aug, 2009 19:59
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Econ 101: We are in the "Great Recession". Those items are geared toward a more specialized market and do not have the turnover of the more commonplace items. They are the type item people will forego to save a few bucks ... or cannot justify spending what they do not have. It's a "basic versus luxury transportation" thing.
Makes sense. I could order online. but unless I buy in bulk, the shipping costs more than make up for the tax savings. And who really needs a case of anything? I suppose I could put them in my emergency preparedness kit for when society collapses.
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#7 by jamesh75 on 06 Aug, 2009 08:46
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Oh hell! I did not mean I wanted 4 aisles! Geesh! Hope the Walgreens marketing department is not reading this! I just want to have a section with stuff that I use. Every time I find something I like, they end up putting it on clearance and stop selling it. Headblade products one prime example. Nivea and L'Oreal mens products another!
God! Don't make me have choices. I like to get in, grab what I need and get out. I ALWAYS have a battle plan for shopping to get out of the store as quickly as possible.
I agree. The less time I spend in there, the less money I spend. -
#8 by BaldBear on 06 Aug, 2009 10:14
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I just picked up the head wipes for $2.29 a box. The Glossy moisturizer was $2.69 and the SPF 15 spray was $2.69. I got all they had!
WOOOO HOOOOO! Walgreens Rocks!
I love a bargain!