Ours are, of course...her readers. This is how she works: SHE is the professional and SHE knows everything, and even if you are older than SH and have been applying make up longer than her, you are still inept.
It's the queen bee school bully...
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It's the queen bee school bully...
My god that tweet. Would it kill her just to say something like "Thanks, already seen it though 
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If a blue ticker said it she'd be all over them like a bad case of shingles.
"If a blue ticker said it she'd be all over them like a bad case of shingles.
Wow. Accompanied by a massive eyeroll, I am sure. She really despises the comments of regular people when they even hint at offering advice
There were three reasons to type a friendly "thanks" if you were replying to that tweet. But instead she took it as an affront. Unreal
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No, it's just common courtesy. Remember, SH is the one constantly declaring "Manners are everything" ...
Ahaha and imagine if anyone but Nigella (I do love her) suggested The Man with Two Brains might not be *all* that.
Sali will be beside herself at Nigella tweeting her, she has tried so desperately to get N to notice her in the past, embarrassingly so.
There is something about Nigella that is effortlessly elegant and stylish. She never gets involved in internet spats or nonsense or nastiness. Such a classy woman. And Helena Bonham Carter.
I'd love to type a longer reply but its hard with my inept fingertips
completely. Nigella and Lisa Eldridge both have that vibe. It just comes naturally to them.
They both have class
The inept fingertips reminded me of when she wrote a column on "Fisher Price starter makeup":
www.theguardian.com
The six best makeup products for novices | Sali Hughes
Do I think you need makeup? No one does. But I believe makeup can be fun, creative and even life-enhancing, says Sali Hughes
www.theguardian.com
Dear god...I'd never seen this column before. She gets paid for writing this patronising tit?
I mean, is there actually a grown woman out there who can read and has never heard of make up? Who struggles with knowing what a lipstick is for? Who thinks eye shadow is there to be eaten?
And would there be any other part of a newspaper where such a patronising tone would be acceptable? 'One of the pleasures of writing this car column is when readers come up and tell me how they would never have recognised a car without my help, so here is a list of my favourite cars that shouldn't be intimidating, and you don't even need a licence - I call it my fisher price car list...' WTF. Why is this acceptable for women?
Aiming for the Pulitzer with your journalism there, SH...
It reminds me of the entire tone of Pretty Honest. Yep, read it when it came out, but its sheer stupidity and infantilism infuriated me.
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i don’t like you anymore. I’m sorry I can’t help it I’m driven my my natural female jealousy when other women are prettier than me or have better girly items.
"Who should the target audience be?"
I’ve been out today with my son and not checked in all day and I am spitting my tea out at the last couple of pages worth of comments.
Maybe we could all practice doing our make up with our Girl’s World creepy decapitated heads...? Inept fingers need the practice.
I’ve got to say that the Fisher Price Colin wasn’t as word salady as recent ones. I had to re-read the first paragraph* so many times to understand what she was saying.
*First paragraph of this weeks column
Maybe we could all practice doing our make up with our Girl’s World creepy decapitated heads...? Inept fingers need the practice.
I’ve got to say that the Fisher Price Colin wasn’t as word salady as recent ones. I had to re-read the first paragraph* so many times to understand what she was saying.
*First paragraph of this weeks column
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Fisher Price is mentioned here also:
www.theguardian.com
Beauty: six lipsticks that suit everyone
Sali Hughes: 'Leave the jammy glosses to the teens – a woman has earned the face and confidence for lipstick'
www.theguardian.com
"An idiot-proof blusher"The inept fingertips reminded me of when she wrote a column on "Fisher Price starter makeup":
The six best makeup products for novices | Sali Hughes
Do I think you need makeup? No one does. But I believe makeup can be fun, creative and even life-enhancing, says Sali Hughes
Good point. Imagine a cooking column written this condescendingly
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