Don't be fooled..

Since we got here, there's been a lot of shopping. Real shopping and window shopping. Mostly window shopping as we're here on a "tight" budget. Still, it doesn't hurt to look around right?

But the worst of all is that we believe that all sellers are pure hearted and mean no harm to us. They do. They say they don't want to sell us anything. They do. They say they're interested in our earrings. They're not..

What we don't get is that they hunt us. Track us down - the tourists that don't know what's best for them. Our blonde hair, innocent eyes - attack!

Our first trap was Premier. They put stuff in our hands as we passed by - there was no way out. The flaky, white, salt looking stuff was to melt in our hands when it got in touch with water, and our hands became softer than ever before.. AMAZING!

Then he gave us creams.. And then facial scrub.. It all felt so good. We just HAD to buy it at THAT price. Special price just for us! Who would have thought?!

Having us in the palm of his hands, he started fixing our nails. We ended up leaving the place with a full manicure set, facial treatment and body scrub.. One for each of us. What a good deal! Or maybe we were the ones being fooled..

About two weeks later, Estée Lauder did the same to us. We love the products though. That must count for something. And as we always say: "That is SOOO much cheaper than in Norway!"



Maria quote:
Elisabeth: "I bought the non-fat milk this week"
Maria: "Oh, really, does it have less fat than the low-fat one?"