That is so funny because people are buying her book when they can read it on her blog for freeSo just a copy and paste of her blog? Pointless
That is so funny because people are buying her book when they can read it on her blog for freeSo just a copy and paste of her blog? Pointless
They think it’s acceptable because they’re modelling behaviour from their “KWEEEEEN”. It’s almost like they think she’s going to come down from on high and bestow some sort of honour on them for being a witch.Yeah this is on the freaks Facebook group. Someone posted asking about silk masks and if they were any good then that person started being an a in the comments. Weird culture in the group, no idea why the commenter would think it’s acceptable to speak to another member like that!
The face of a woman who is going to rinse a load of freaks out soon and make a shedload of money. Suckers!!!!
It’s a cult. They’ll buy any old crap if she promotes it. Crappy mugs and bookmarks, it’s laughable.I think it's encouraging people on her groups to buy a fk ton of product that they don't need, can't get through and can't afford. Just scrolled and there is someone proudly displaying what looks like every single product a brand could make. On so many levels my question is whyyyyyy
People were kindly donating unused/unwanted products in the group to people who couldn’t afford them or just wanted the try them. Well she soon put a stop to that when the kits were announced!The face of a woman who is going to rinse a load of freaks out soon and make a shedload of money. Suckers!!!!
It’s a cult. They’ll buy any old crap if she promotes it. Crappy mugs and bookmarks, it’s laughable.
That’s awful. Perhaps they should start their own group and ditch her!!!People were kindly donating unused/unwanted products in the group to people who couldn’t afford them or just wanted the try them. Well she soon put a stop to that when the kits were announced!
It’s all got out of controlI spend more money on individual products nowadays but less money overall. I have a small set of products that are used constantly. It takes the guesswork out of the routine as well. Imagine being Caroline and staring into that cosmetics room and wondering what to use that day "should I use that cleanser with that acid and which serum and moisturiser". What a load of nonsense
I'm utterly ashamed when I think of all the money I've wasted over the yearsIt’s all got out of control![]()
Me too.I'm utterly ashamed when I think of all the money I've wasted over the years
Me three.Me too.![]()
Same with the body shop balm. It’s so good and they sometimes have it on offer. I don’t like the Pixi, Ren or Paula’s Choice toners either. I only really like Kate Somerville Exfolikate and Filgora liquid oxygenating peel. I have tried and loved loads of the Kate Somerville stuff thanks to CH and the group, these products are staples in my routine. I’ve wasted money on loads of the hyped up products in there and not liked them xJust curious, what products did you guys buy based on Caroline’s recommendations? What tools/habits did you add to your routine, are you still doing them?
I’ll start. I bought that Clinique take the day off balm, I quite like it so I’ve purchased twice and used them up, but switched to the balm from The Body Shop because it’s cheaper and works the same for me. I think balm is great for me as a first cleanse to remove makeup and sunscreen.
I’ve always used flannels before I came across CH. I mentioned earlier in the thread that I don’t really have a routine anymore because of my mental health and chronic illness but I use the Cerave cleanser nowadays, and I use some products from The Ordinary.
I bought the Pixi Glow Tonic years ago and it was crap so it was a waste of £18. I learnt about exfoliating toners so I’ve added that to my skincare. I’m 29 and still get mistaken for 17 but I should start doing retinols at some point. I can’t be arsed right now though especially in lockdown![]()
Double cleansing on an evening mainly. It makes a difference to my skin personally speaking. Oh and I’ve started using a retinol twice a week on a night. She swayed me to buy Paula’s Choice 2% BHA which tbh, does work for me. Everything else I was already aware of. I don’t listen to her that much as I feel she’s always angry, anyone’s opinion but hers isn’t valid and wants to put people in debt to buy expensive skincare. I have a friend who has always used Simple skincare and has a lovely complexion at a fraction of the price!Just curious, what products did you guys buy based on Caroline’s recommendations? What tools/habits did you add to your routine, are you still doing them?
I’ll start. I bought that Clinique take the day off balm, I quite like it so I’ve purchased twice and used them up, but switched to the balm from The Body Shop because it’s cheaper and works the same for me. I think balm is great for me as a first cleanse to remove makeup and sunscreen.
I’ve always used flannels before I came across CH. I mentioned earlier in the thread that I don’t really have a routine anymore because of my mental health and chronic illness but I use the Cerave cleanser nowadays, and I use some products from The Ordinary.
I bought the Pixi Glow Tonic years ago and it was crap so it was a waste of £18. I learnt about exfoliating toners so I’ve added that to my skincare. I’m 29 and still get mistaken for 17 but I should start doing retinols at some point. I can’t be arsed right now though especially in lockdown![]()