I thought exactly this when she had the question about her hair treatment
Definitely one she wrote herself.yes! This is the biggest bit of shithousery from influencers. Alex, and any other influencers reading, you have no innocent explanation for this.it seriously irks me when people ask what mascara she is wearing, or where her dress is from, and she never shares the brand or name of the product, just an #aff link, so that you can't find out what brand it is without clicking the link, and earning her money! it's so rude and manipulative, as there is absolutely no reason she can't state the name and brand of a make-up product alonsigde a link, so people can google it for themselves - but ofc Alex isn't going to miss out on an opportunity to slyly exploit her followers!
Completely agree with the whole of your post, but also just had to say that I think a significant number of people never necessarily feel ‘ready’ to have kids or there ‘s no ‘right‘ time. I believe chances of success with IVF still decrease with age, so Alex should be very careful of thinking that she’ll magically get pregnant once x y z are done. At the end of the day you can’t just control nature/biology and it comes across so pig headed that she seems to think otherwise!according to Alex, she wants kids but not yet, and as she is getting older, she decided to get fertility tests done, and discovered that she has a "low ovarian reserve" - thus her decision to freeze her eggs and the step-by-step documentation of the progress. she has no intention of becoming pregnant immediately - she is freezing her eggs so she can go thru ivf in the future, because she has the privilege to be able to choose when she wants to become a mother, as it suits her. duck biology, she's so entitled that she is determined to ensure that becoming a mother fits her own timetable!
urgh. such bland, generic oversized hoodies and joggers, totally shapeless and not at all flattering. tbh, the ones you can buy in primark at less than half the cost are likely far more comfortable! £50 for a hoodie - you could get at least five identical ones in primark, and likely in a bigger range of colours! the descriptions on her site make it sound as though longline, oversized hoodies with a front pocket and joggers with a drawstring waist and cuffed legs are some kind of new style invention! it's literally just a basic hoodie, with idiots paying £50 to have a teeny tiny "light ldn" label stitched onto the wrist.
I also thought this is and am v confused !!!
and not just that, but she is emphasising that eating disorders impact people of every gender, weight, size, ethnicity etc etc and don't simply apply to the stereotyped perception of the illness - yet obvs could not resist the opportunity to feature a photo of herself at a low weight, perfectly embodying the white, blonde, teenage girl stereotype. pretty hypocritical to claim to be raising awareness of the fact that you can't determine whether someone is suffering from an eating disorder based on their weight/physical appearance, yet not sharing a photo of herself at a healthier weight when she was in the process of recovering, thus sti struggling with an ED but without fitting the "underweight" stereotype, and instead taking full advantage to share yet another low-weight photo which ED charities specifically highlight as a risk and urge people not to share.
I’m ashamed to admit I purchased joggers and a sweatshirt from her first collection - I needed loungewear and got suckered in and liked the coloururgh. such bland, generic oversized hoodies and joggers, totally shapeless and not at all flattering. tbh, the ones you can buy in primark at less than half the cost are likely far more comfortable! £50 for a hoodie - you could get at least five identical ones in primark, and likely in a bigger range of colours! the descriptions on her site make it sound as though longline, oversized hoodies with a front pocket and joggers with a drawstring waist and cuffed legs are some kind of new style invention! it's literally just a basic hoodie, with idiots paying £50 to have a teeny tiny "light ldn" label stitched onto the wrist.
Anyway, they were both returned, the fit was awful - sweatshirt was huge and the joggers were massive around the legs and crotch, but tight on the waist. Won’t make that mistake again!Don't be ashamed, we all had our weak moment with influencers and we learned, that's why we're here nowI’m ashamed to admit I purchased joggers and a sweatshirt from her first collection - I needed loungewear and got suckered in and liked the colour
