Oh the constant need for the “OMG Queen your skin is flawless” comments drive me nuts.... to be honest I followed CH’s advice with all the steps and saw no great improvement in my skin at all. Makes you realise pretty quickly she’s all about the
and nothing truly to do with helping
You dont need one for each foot, so must be a bargain
And price per square cm of plastic...Oh size is everything, didn't you know?
Oh, really? Can they return them, do you know?
No idea, there are a few comments under the instagram post.
Totally agree with everything you’ve said here. How about the ones that go mental at those who don’t wear factor 50 if staying indoors that day, just incase the sunlight comes through the windows! That just cracks me up! (But angers me at the same time!) [emoji2370][emoji2370]
Oh god, whenever there are “guidelines” there are people (well, women) who interpret them SO literally. Honestly, some women in that group seem terrified of the sun bordering on agoraphobic. Talking about leaving the curtains closed all day so the light can’t get in
It makes me so glad that I had my son really before the internet and especially social media really took off. Its a wonder our kids ever survived.... oh I know why because we are used common sense and did not check with 6 million people if our babies took a tit that did not look right. Give CH her due, she has many faults but she doesn't strike me as a precious parent, even though she has 4 kids don't you know. I wonder sometimes what the hell she thinks about Lily Pebbles and her PFBOh god, whenever there are “guidelines” there are people (well, women) who interpret them SO literally. Honestly, some women in that group seem terrified of the sun bordering on agoraphobic. Talking about leaving the curtains closed all day so the light can’t get in
It’s the same on Mumsnet. You know the guidelines that say your baby should sleep in your room for the first six months, because research shows that it lowers the risk of SIDS? Some women think that means you cannot leave the room your baby is sleeping in, and you need to call in your partner to watch the baby if you need to go to the toilet. One woman complained that her evenings were so boring, as she sat in a dark room from 7pm with the baby, and her husband watched telly on his own downstairs. That is not what the guidelines recommend! But if you want to interpret them in the most literal way possible, that’s where you end up!
Omg! [emoji3][emoji3][emoji3]
lately there seems to be a competition of ‘not skincare related’ apologetic posts, becomes more and more difficult to just scroll past. And the one that extremely politely proposes a separate group for those posts gets shot down with: this is a ‘happy place’. The group memberships are increasing by the week, there will always be fresh blood to buy the newest box, so CH must be doing something right.
