BeautySpot and Wishlist have it covered

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13 October 2000 03:00 PM
Tags: gift, mother, wishlist, mum, day
Beautyspot brings a whole new meaning to 'slip, slop, slap'. Specialising in make-up, skin care and fragrances there is a gift channel available with Mother's Day suggestions.

You can browse by brand using the menu at the top of each page, browse by departments by clicking on the tabs on the top of the screen, or by price -- sticking your purchases in a shopping trolley as you go.

You can create your own gift box and if you really can't find what you're looking for BeautySpot has a Gift Certificate option -- sent out as a special e-mail and including a short message.

Once you're done -- and your trolley is chocker block full -- you'll be guided through choosing a delivery address, gift wrapping option (complete with hand-written gift tag) and payment method.

BeautySpot is offering free standard delivery and gift wrapping for Mother's Day

www.beautyspot.com.au

Make a wish
Another online gift store full of Mother's Day suggestions is wishlist.com.au -- which offers a range of food and wine, books, flowers, music, fashion and beauty.

Wishlist offers a unique gift selection process -- you can browse and buy through a 'Keyword Search', by department, use 'Gift Finder' -- where you select the age, relationship, interest, occasion or price range for the recipient of the gift -- or select the the recipient's 'Personality Type'.

Especially for Mother's Day wishlist has set up a selection of channels including; mother knowledge, mum@home, working mum, mother's day hampers and mother earth from which to chose from.

Electronic vouchers that you can print out at home and give to your mum in person are also available. Great for the unexpected Sunday afternoon visit from Mum.

www.wishlist.com.au

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