I guess you could order it online, rather than harrass an overworked, underpaid and overstressed pharmacist but yy it's hardly an essential.
I guess you could order it online, rather than harrass an overworked, underpaid and overstressed pharmacist but yy it's hardly an essential."Acetone available in any chemist's"
Just making an extra thing for chemists to deal with on a bank holiday weekend in a pandemic. Give some brand names or something so readers wont have to ask the exhausted pharmacist to find it for them. (Those working in Sali's beloved standalone chemists still haven't had any government guidelines. Some have sectioned off all non-essential products to reduce risk)
I would hope so but looks serious, it was this tweet. Very funny, needs incorporating into the next thread nameSurely it was not a serious comment!
Exactly this! People struggling to get food shops and she's recommending using food for beauty. Read the room Sali.Today’s piece is shite on a stick!! More patronising drivel from Hershesons, and how to do a basic manicure...The Guardian lifestyle section have really given up.
Plus all that “I do beauty for myself” stuff is getting battered repeatedly:
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If I had an avocado, I would not be smearing half of it on my face, FFS!
She's showing her age...before brazilians came in, women only removed hair that stuck out of a swimsuit. That meant hair removing cream was only used on thighs, or at the crease where your thighs met your undercarriage. That's what she's thinking back to, but the meaning of 'bikini line' has completely changed since then, as any beauty journalist should know.I can't believe she has recommended depilatory creams for the bikini line (she calls then epilation creams, but isn't epilation the process of removing the hair from the root? What would I know as a beefy faced non beauty expert though). It's a terrible, terrible idea to use those creams down there.
Yes exactly. Sali has been openly disapproving of Brazilian waxes, she said in Pretty Honest that they make things look bigger. Complete rubbish.She's showing her age...before brazilians came in, women only removed hair that stuck out of a swimsuit. That meant hair removing cream was only used on thighs, or at the crease where your thighs met your undercarriage. That's what she's thinking back to, but the meaning of 'bikini line' has completely changed since then, as any beauty journalist should know.
That Hersheson's thing is unintentionally funny - admitting your hair 'very often looks better' if you just wash it and leave it. Rather hard to justify the no doubt exhorbitant prices they charge for a blow-dry then isn't it?Today’s piece is shite on a stick!! More patronising drivel from Hershesons, and how to do a basic manicure...The Guardian lifestyle section have really given up.
Plus all that “I do beauty for myself” stuff is getting battered repeatedly:
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If I had an avocado, I would not be smearing half of it on my face, FFS!
That should be thighs, not things! Still complete rubbishYes exactly. Sali has been openly disapproving of Brazilian waxes, she said in Pretty Honest that they make things look bigger. Complete rubbish.
It is hilarious. Actually not entirely hilarious as what a fucking arrogant thing to do. Sali and Caitlin Moran don't seem to be as entirely thick as thieves these days though anyway.I am loving Caitlin Moran being hauled over the coals for breaking lockdown rules, I’m surprised Know It All Sali hasn’t intervened on her mate’s behalf.
IKR? So are we sticking it to the man or not during his the virus?And is Katie Puckrik actually trying to defend it? Wtaf.
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