German here: DM's store brands are actually produced by "good" factories that also produce brands like Nivea and that's why one shouldn't resist buying them instead of the "properly" branded product. Rossmann drug stores are also very good but I think DM is better - at least my gf always makes me go there instead of Rossmann :-D I really enjoy your videos - keep 'em coming :-)
Yeah, I love dm too. And during the lockdown times it was one of the few shops where you could do some interesting shopping that was not supermarket style. Alverde is great too I also have lots of their stuff. During holiday season it is also a place to get some nice decor. Good place to shop today, they have air-conditioning!
I'm always puzzle by how German biological brands have names that sound very Italian (Alverde, Lavera, ...), while in Italy we have much less of a "bio-culture" than in DE 🤔 Anyways, big fun of DM here 😍
5:40 If you want to know the pronunciation of Alverde, see what the Spanish word "verde" sounds like and put an "al-" in front of it! :) Verde means green.
My sister can spend HOURS in a dm market and always returns with things she says she will use them some day. She left me in the parking lot, in HER car, with the key set to "ignite" so I could listen to the radio. Can you imagine how itchy your fingers and feet get the longer you wait? I have a license, but had I moved my sister's holy vehicle, my chances of survival would have been slim.
Kiaora Sister, It is 5am here. It is too early to turn the sound on. It will be dark for another 2 hours and I haven't heard a tui yet. I just wanted to tell you how good it is to see you on my screen near the beginning of my day. It is a big joy to see Luca. What a great start to my day seeing you both. Have a great Summer, special family. Much love from New Zealand. XX
I looooove the perfums made by Spirit. Whenever I wear it, I get so many compliments and people actually expect me to wear such a high end product because it smells so amazing :-D it's definitely one of my all time DM-favourites ;-)
Love DM too, definitely need the equivalent in NZ/OZ. The British brand Dr Organics have really good natural deodorants that actually work. Not drugstore but Dr Hauschka I find is excellent especially their face wash and creams. Expensive but worth it.
He is such a cute little baby! And she is a good mother, too. .He is such a LUCKY man. A woman that enjoys being a mother and loves her kids. Hard to find, today.
I tried going sulfate/silicon free but I still use the Garnier because I didn't learn anything from the experiment. I never wanted kids but the way that baby is clamoring all over you, I can only imagine the joy you must have in your arms. There might not be any purer joy.
11:41 bebe is actually _not_ a French brand. It was invented by the German Penaten company in 1961. They wanted to name it B. B. (after Brigitte Bardot, a very big star then - there's your French connection :-)), but could not for some legal reason, so they named it bebe. It's a brand of Johnson & Johnson since 1986 when they took over Penaten.
The pronounciation of "alverde" is "al" like he German (not English!) "all", "ver" like the German "wer" and "de" like the "de" in the German "Erde". "al"-"ver"-"de". The stress is on "ver"
Hey, Sonnencreme unter einem Jahr wird nicht empfohlen und wenn dann auf keinen Fall chemischer Schutz sondern nur mineralischer (Naturkosmetik) da findest du bei DM aber auch viele günstige Alternativen 👍
DM just can offer cheap prices for solid products because they hardly (have to) spend money on advertisement for their own brands. People who shop at DM just know them.
Mist, jetzt weiss ich, wo ich Bananenchips finde. Und da ist noch dieses Müsli was ich vor ner Weile geschenkt bekam, sehr lecker, auch aus dem DM. Wenn es nur nicht so heiss wäre… ach was, muss eh noch zur Bank, da kann ich auch am DM vorbei. ;-)
Hi Antoinette,what's up with this DM hype;)? Sara just did one video the other day...just wondering,for me DM is part of the everyday life.We have two in town right next to Rossmann.Is their product offering so much better to anything in New Zealand?
It was a coincidence that Sara and I both did a DM haul in the same week. These types of products are much more expensive in New Zealand, especially the Bioproducts.
Do you actually say sun cream in New Zealand or have you been germanized? I only knew the words sunscreen and sunblock but I thought Sonnencreme couldnt be translated literally.
Sundance should absolutely do it, the regular 50 for adults protected me for 8 hours while working in the scorching hot sun and I have skin type 1-2. Pretty sure it's "Al-vER-dä"
@@Alias_Anybody Sorry, but I would not know what is meant if someone would say "Al-vER-dä" to me. I did not want to formulate it so clearly. But if you insist. I don't think your answer is helpful, especially since even I as a German don't know how to pronounce "Al-vER-dä" without accidents. But it is quite helpful, I think, to understand the origin of the word and the idea behind it when it comes to its pronunciation. You don't have to think up something extra complicated, which in the end leads to confusion again. Just forget the pun at the end....
@@Denara1 That's the best quick approximation in German, the emphasis is on the VER and the last E is not silent and pronounced similar to Ä, the " - "just indicate the syllabals. I have no idea how in the world the information that it means green is supposed to help with pronunciation, it doesn't sound like the word green at all, neither E is the same sound as the EE in green. translate.google.at/?hl=de&tab=rT&sl=de&tl=en&text=alverde&op=translate Try the text-to-speech. Like, what you are writing is so far off the charts I'm not sure if you aren't just trolling me.
@@Alias_Anybody The best and quickest approach in German would have been to say that you pronounce the "verde" as in "ich werde". And an "ä" still has very little to do with the [ə] in pronunciation, as the unstressed "e" at the end of German words is linguistically correctly transcribed in phonetic. To accuse me of wanting to troll you shows a lack of understanding.
The trade name "Alverde" is borrowed from Italian "al verde", what should describe that the products are very close to green/nature... but fun fact is in italian "al verde" means to be broke or something is broken. Typical German marketing taking foreign words put together and not knowing what they really mean. 🤣
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"Come in and find out". ;-)
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"I'm 36". That's no age. *That's* (55) an age! (I know he's an Aussie and not a Kiwi… ;-)) EDIT: Du bist ja noch biVi (kommt gesprochen besser, siehe BiFi ;-))! Wenn du erst mal uHu bist, reden wir weiter ;-)
Na, wieviel hat dm Dir bezahlt, damit Du 15 Minuten Reklame für die machst? Kleiner Tipp: Bei Rossmann findest Du ganz ähnliche Sachen, vielleicht geben die Dir auch was für Dein Werbefilmchen...👎👎👎
I enjoyed you video.... but seeing sweet Luca made this old lady’s heart smile. He is truly precious!!!! 💕
German here: DM's store brands are actually produced by "good" factories that also produce brands like Nivea and that's why one shouldn't resist buying them instead of the "properly" branded product.
Rossmann drug stores are also very good but I think DM is better - at least my gf always makes me go there instead of Rossmann :-D
I really enjoy your videos - keep 'em coming :-)
Rossmann has the advantage that you also can get things like kitchen knifes. And their store brand electric articles are quite good.
@@claudiakarl7888 and DM has the payback advantage :)
Ooo my kids would like that porridge! It’s so cool to see what you bought right after I did my video. Now I’ve got more products to try. 😍
I think we all would love a 2nd DM or Rossmann haul from you!
Yeah, I love dm too. And during the lockdown times it was one of the few shops where you could do some interesting shopping that was not supermarket style. Alverde is great too I also have lots of their stuff. During holiday season it is also a place to get some nice decor. Good place to shop today, they have air-conditioning!
Awww! I’m a German living in Australia !
And watching this DM haul, I’m getting homesick. I love dm and miss it sooo much.
It’s the best
Lucky girl 🥰
I'm always puzzle by how German biological brands have names that sound very Italian (Alverde, Lavera, ...), while in Italy we have much less of a "bio-culture" than in DE 🤔
Anyways, big fun of DM here 😍
5:40 If you want to know the pronunciation of Alverde, see what the Spanish word "verde" sounds like and put an "al-" in front of it! :) Verde means green.
My sister can spend HOURS in a dm market and always returns with things she says she will use them some day. She left me in the parking lot, in HER car, with the key set to "ignite" so I could listen to the radio. Can you imagine how itchy your fingers and feet get the longer you wait? I have a license, but had I moved my sister's holy vehicle, my chances of survival would have been slim.
I like your attitude that good products do not necessarily have to be expensive.
Kiaora Sister,
It is 5am here. It is too early to turn the sound on. It will be dark for another 2 hours and I haven't heard a tui yet.
I just wanted to tell you how good it is to see you on my screen near the beginning of my day. It is a big joy to see Luca. What a great start to my day seeing you both.
Have a great Summer, special family. Much love from New Zealand. XX
I love that dm has those 5 cent rounded prices. Plus all the other advantages it really is the best drugstore in Germany :)
I looooove the perfums made by Spirit. Whenever I wear it, I get so many compliments and people actually expect me to wear such a high end product because it smells so amazing :-D it's definitely one of my all time DM-favourites ;-)
Same here! 🙌
Love DM too, definitely need the equivalent in NZ/OZ. The British brand Dr Organics have really good natural deodorants that actually work. Not drugstore but Dr Hauschka I find is excellent especially their face wash and creams. Expensive but worth it.
Very informative video! Reminds about my trip to Germany, visiting different German stores
Luca also loves the products :)
Luca looks so much like Matteo! (I hope I spelled their names correctly.)
I love DM own brand shampoos and conditioners, they are amazing, and don't use silicones
I need to try them out. Thanks!
Yes, Dm is awesome! Lobe their baby products to.
In the USA to buy organic is expensive. DM much cheaper with similar product.
Luca is so sweet! I really enjoyed this video. I love dm but am hesitant to try new products. It’s nice to see what you enjoy.
I love your cute little Luca...what a sweet little boy. And he is growing so well.
Verival Porridge from Austria is really good.
DM - Mivolis Eucalyptus Pill and The Vitamin C inside the tall tube are amazing too in terms of the price and quality 💕
He is such a cute little baby! And she is a good mother, too.
.He is such a LUCKY man. A woman that enjoys being a mother and loves her kids. Hard to find, today.
My first stop every time I go to Salzburg!
I tried going sulfate/silicon free but I still use the Garnier because I didn't learn anything from the experiment. I never wanted kids but the way that baby is clamoring all over you, I can only imagine the joy you must have in your arms. There might not be any purer joy.
Your sheer delight simply is adorable
Hey!! This is a great idea. Super loved your haul. Loved the previous haul video too 👍👍👍
Omg plz dooo moreee !!! Plzzz i don't know german and it's hard to get stuff
My Merry Messy Life did a video about their DM haul recently too
Yes, that wasn't planned, we must have been on the same wavelength😂 I LOVE Sara's channel!
@@AntoinetteEmily And now I want to go see a DM store
11:41 bebe is actually _not_ a French brand. It was invented by the German Penaten company in 1961. They wanted to name it B. B. (after Brigitte Bardot, a very big star then - there's your French connection :-)), but could not for some legal reason, so they named it bebe. It's a brand of Johnson & Johnson since 1986 when they took over Penaten.
The pronounciation of "alverde" is "al" like he German (not English!) "all", "ver" like the German "wer" and "de" like the "de" in the German "Erde". "al"-"ver"-"de". The stress is on "ver"
verde = green (in italian and spanish)
and "al verde" maybe "to the green"
@@Anson_AKB "Hilf der Erde, kauf alverde" - help the earth, buy alverde 😉
porridge looked good for quick breakfast
Hey, Sonnencreme unter einem Jahr wird nicht empfohlen und wenn dann auf keinen Fall chemischer Schutz sondern nur mineralischer (Naturkosmetik) da findest du bei DM aber auch viele günstige Alternativen 👍
That’s the same sunscreen I bought!
What about they body lotion like now there new body lotion with shear butter ilove to try but I’m scared to change my skin
So from the UK Commonwealth I was kind of confused because you didn't exactly have a deep German accent sound like English but was a little puzzle.
I can imagine how the baby feels, my wife makes me go shopping with her and I hate shopping.
😂😂
DM just can offer cheap prices for solid products because they hardly (have to) spend money on advertisement for their own brands. People who shop at DM just know them.
Hi :) did you try any La Rive perfumes? I love them, all of them are dupes of expensive perfumes. :D
Seems like it's a dm-themed week, first Sara from mymerrymessylife, now you :D
Great minds think alike 😉 @mymerrymessylife
A thought the same … :)
Omg I love DM
Nice vlog
Mist, jetzt weiss ich, wo ich Bananenchips finde. Und da ist noch dieses Müsli was ich vor ner Weile geschenkt bekam, sehr lecker, auch aus dem DM. Wenn es nur nicht so heiss wäre… ach was, muss eh noch zur Bank, da kann ich auch am DM vorbei. ;-)
Where do you purchase gf baked goods? You’ve mentioned an online store before…
Thanks for sharing 😊 Love from Johanne, Norway
Hi Antoinette,what's up with this DM hype;)? Sara just did one video the other day...just wondering,for me DM is part of the everyday life.We have two in town right next to Rossmann.Is their product offering so much better to anything in New Zealand?
It was a coincidence that Sara and I both did a DM haul in the same week. These types of products are much more expensive in New Zealand, especially the Bioproducts.
@@AntoinetteEmily makes you wonder if they sell too cheaply here or too expensive down there...
@@AntoinetteEmily That your autocorrect wrote "conscience" is such a weird coincidence ;-)
Opps thanks for pointing that out!
Opps thanks for pointing that out!
Sorry, Antoinette, but I am oblivious to all you are saying when your beautiful baby appears!
Little guy's awesome !
Hlo mam , i want skin whitening soap . because i am black,which soap is best for skin whitening
I didn’t know roll on deodorant cause to cancer is that actually a thing are use it every day
Sehr interessantes Video! :)
Do you actually say sun cream in New Zealand or have you been germanized? I only knew the words sunscreen and sunblock but I thought Sonnencreme couldnt be translated literally.
Think I've been Germanized, I actually forget what we say in NZ 😂
Tena korua.
We most often hear people caĺl this cream "sunscreen". Sometimes people may say "sunblock".
in the uk we say sun cream; sun block is more of an american saying
The only important thing is to trust Antoinette on the sunscreen.
Pls tell me oily skin best cream of dm
what no drug stores in NZ
can anyone suggest me the best brands in dm …. im new in germany
Can I please know where to find tretinoin in germany?
Sundance should absolutely do it, the regular 50 for adults protected me for 8 hours while working in the scorching hot sun and I have skin type 1-2.
Pretty sure it's "Al-vER-dä"
"Verde" --> green in Spanish or Italian. So it's "Al Green"...
@@Denara1
The pronunciation in German, not the meaning!!!
@@Alias_Anybody Sorry, but I would not know what is meant if someone would say "Al-vER-dä" to me. I did not want to formulate it so clearly. But if you insist. I don't think your answer is helpful, especially since even I as a German don't know how to pronounce "Al-vER-dä" without accidents.
But it is quite helpful, I think, to understand the origin of the word and the idea behind it when it comes to its pronunciation. You don't have to think up something extra complicated, which in the end leads to confusion again. Just forget the pun at the end....
@@Denara1
That's the best quick approximation in German, the emphasis is on the VER and the last E is not silent and pronounced similar to Ä, the " - "just indicate the syllabals. I have no idea how in the world the information that it means green is supposed to help with pronunciation, it doesn't sound like the word green at all, neither E is the same sound as the EE in green.
translate.google.at/?hl=de&tab=rT&sl=de&tl=en&text=alverde&op=translate
Try the text-to-speech.
Like, what you are writing is so far off the charts I'm not sure if you aren't just trolling me.
@@Alias_Anybody The best and quickest approach in German would have been to say that you pronounce the "verde" as in "ich werde". And an "ä" still has very little to do with the [ə] in pronunciation, as the unstressed "e" at the end of German words is linguistically correctly transcribed in phonetic.
To accuse me of wanting to troll you shows a lack of understanding.
Al Verde, like you would pronounce it in Spanish, if that helps.
❤
Cream
sun screen
Yay, I am early.
The trade name "Alverde" is borrowed from Italian "al verde", what should describe that the products are very close to green/nature... but fun fact is in italian "al verde" means to be broke or something is broken. Typical German marketing taking foreign words put together and not knowing what they really mean. 🤣
"Come in and find out". ;-)
"I'm 36". That's no age. *That's* (55) an age! (I know he's an Aussie and not a Kiwi… ;-))
EDIT: Du bist ja noch biVi (kommt gesprochen besser, siehe BiFi ;-))! Wenn du erst mal uHu bist, reden wir weiter ;-)
Na, wieviel hat dm Dir bezahlt, damit Du 15 Minuten Reklame für die machst? Kleiner Tipp: Bei Rossmann findest Du ganz ähnliche Sachen,
vielleicht geben die Dir auch was für Dein Werbefilmchen...👎👎👎
Also ich kann das verstehen. DM hat so viele tolle Hausmarken, z.B.Alverde, da kann Rossman nicht mithalten.