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Sali Hughes #14 Went to the pub during a pandemic, for real! Never mind, feel as you feel
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DOES YOUR EGO HAVE A TICKET?!?
It's all such bollocks...thank you for the link to the 'On Honesty' post, which I tried to plough through but...yeah, it was turgid to say the least. But then that was probably the whole point.
This whole 'I only post about good products' shtick remains ridiculous. What exactly makes a 'bad' product? If there is no objective standard, which there isn't, why does anyone think there is an objective standard for a 'good' product? Only an egotist would decide unilaterally that they 'know' this...oh.
This whole 'I only post about good products' shtick remains ridiculous. What exactly makes a 'bad' product? If there is no objective standard, which there isn't, why does anyone think there is an objective standard for a 'good' product? Only an egotist would decide unilaterally that they 'know' this...oh.
“Cawood is good people”.
(Seriously though, I don’t have a problem with “that’ll learn me”. It’s a jokey phase people use a lot and I’m sure I’ve said it myself before).
Aside from directing traffic to her own site, is there a reason why she didn't respond in the thread itself?I recall her jumping in at some point, deep research with a fairly good memory for boring facts <taps nose>
I think she did but I can’t find it, I do recall her calling out “Nina” on the thread and then I had to sort out our tea.
It is there ; Mumsnet ; Influencing the Influencers Vol 2/3.
Just caught up with all this - totally agree that it is so disingenuous and unkind to present yourself as effortlessly slim, effortlessly wrinkle free when that is just not true? I get she is admitting it a bit more now but she has been an influencer for years now so drip feeding that narrative, but selling stuff to be like her, is quite cynical.
I just don't get it tbh. You can be thin and youthful with a lot of effort, why is it better to be thin and youthful naturally? Which is the implication.
Really am struggling a bit with the logic.
I just don't get it tbh. You can be thin and youthful with a lot of effort, why is it better to be thin and youthful naturally? Which is the implication.
Really am struggling a bit with the logic.
The On Honesty post is very interesting. And by the magic powers of deep research (my memory) I've found yet another contradiction from Sali.
The attached quote re Phillips vs the two articles I linked in the post below (#322)
The attached quote re Phillips vs the two articles I linked in the post below (#322)
Sali Hughes #2 Pretty Dishonest
Ha I thought exactly this. Worra twit. I know! I saw that. Did she never eat sausages a few months ago? Surprised she didn't shoehorn in Glastonbury. 'When I was a veggie at Glasto'. I see Caroline Hirons was trying to engage with SH with a story about Jamie's Italian. Sali still snubbing her...
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I think she's referring to this advert for Lumea.
I really am of the opinion now I don't really want to talk about Lauren here and I regret mentioning her in previous threads but this did annoy me. 'Not as slim' is so far removed from 'fat'. I'm not as slim as vast amounts of people - I don't care, it doesn't matter - so for Sali to keep dragging it up in a judgemental fashion seemed unkind.
Many posters here have commented that Lauren is a stunner with amazing hair and skin.
She looks like a red headed Bethany (Lucy Fallon) from Coronation St to me.
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Makes me uncomfortable too. I've said this before but the way that Sali keeps reminding Lauren of it seems so unkind and unnecessary. "Remember, they slagged you off too. Remember they called you fat." It's just her way of manipulating the narrative to suit her. Almost every post on here was about her not declaring freebies, ads, treatments and so on. She chooses EVERY time to refer to the minority of posts, and twists them to fit.
Watching that, I've just remembered that on a radio programme or podcast SH said that she couldn't go without shaving her legs because the exfoliation helped her ichthysiosis (sp?). I can remember that I was in the kitchen cooking when I heard it but no idea what it was on.
It's in pretty honest too. The chapter about how to shave the legs of Sali Hughes.
Thank you! I had a vague recollection of reading about this before and was under the impression that aside from "Hi, here's a link to my response" she didn't post anything else.
Full Face Friday sounds like a category on PornHub
I started typing that too, that she might be drinking it ironically, but then I remembered her snappy reply to a commenter that she likes Corona. I really don't care that she likes tit beer
but posting two selfies while drinking it is kind of bizarre. I guess that's how your brain has to work as an influencer, constantly examining everything for its IG potential. Must be tiring and stop you living in the momentFrom 2016. She twice makes a distinction between "journalists and bloggers". Since that's no longer relevant, I wonder if she now sees herself as an influencer (which she is)?From a piece on SHB. Titled "On honesty".
Managed to make it clear that she's not a medium in clothes too.
On Honesty - Sali Hughes Beauty
On Honesty by Sali Hughes This is an extraordinarily long post. Dynamic, pacey journalism, it is not. My apologies in advance. It’s not what I fancied on Mother’s Day either, but I have written it for two reasons: firstly, I’vewww.salihughesbeauty.com
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True, and I've never questioned why this is before. Why do we have beauty 'secrets'? Why hide the effort that is made? Why is 'natural' better than 'artificial' given we have this enormous beauty industry?
In the case of SH, obvs it's because she is just better...
I thought British women nonchalantly go out with hair rollers? No?
Those from Liverpool who are that way inclined. Not Wales/Brighton unfortunately
The beauty equivalent of women expected to be sexy, but not sexual?
The faux-nonchalant illusion, rather than acting upon their own agency and social honesty about the time and effort and money put into maintaining the socially demanded aesthetics? If we didnt believe we should naturally adhere to being beautiful, we wouldn't feel so tit about ourselves that we should spend so much on beauty influencers "recommendations"
*I think* Sali said that 'beauty is equal opportunities' but I've never seen it as anything but the opposite (to satisfy societal standards of beauty). Needs luck / money / time / effort.
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