FFS. L'Oreal will own everything eventually.Did anyone spot the news about CT sale?
Charlotte Tilbury eyes £500m payout as makeup firm goes up for sale
Unilever and L’Oréal reportedly in running to buy beauty and skincare firmwww.theguardian.com
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Her Brighton mate "grlpwrgang" has been sponsored by Ugg for some time now.
CT is so ridiculously OTT:Did anyone spot the news about CT sale?
Charlotte Tilbury eyes £500m payout as makeup firm goes up for sale
Unilever and L’Oréal reportedly in running to buy beauty and skincare firm
Charlotte’s Magic Lip Oil Crystal Elixir – Hydrating Lip Oil | Charlotte Tilbury
Shop Charlotte’s Magic Lip Oil Crystal Elixir, a hydrating lip oil infused with crystal and potent plant extracts for smooth, luscious lips.
www.charlottetilbury.com
Lip volume appears boosted by up to 70% in 28 days***
I really like British Beauty Blogger's take on this:
Charlotte's Magic Serum Crystal Elixir | British Beauty Blogger
[sample/ad/affiliate] The list of claims on this box! I don’t have words. Well, I do, but there’s a little bit of trickery on the front that just makes me irritated.…
britishbeautyblogger.com
Regarding the Cult Beauty blurb, I'd also like to take issue with the assertion that she helps 'her community...avoid wasting money on the 'so-sos' and the 'no-gos''.
One of my main peeves about SH - even before she transitioned from beauty writer to influencer - is that that is simply not what she does. She doesn't says 'this product is a waste of money' or even something like 'there are better products doing the same job'. She only ever(1) gives positive reviews, makes recommendations, encourages spending.
She acknowledges herself that she only gives positive reviews, with the justification that a) she only has limited space and would rather use it to talk about good products and b) even if a product doesn't suit her it might suit someone else. As for (a), she has all the space she'd like on IG and other media/social media. As for (b), why give an opinion on anything then?
(1) I know she once gave a fairly negative IG review to a no-brand supposedly miracle face mask but the whole post seemed designed solely to boost her 'honesty' credentials.
One of my main peeves about SH - even before she transitioned from beauty writer to influencer - is that that is simply not what she does. She doesn't says 'this product is a waste of money' or even something like 'there are better products doing the same job'. She only ever(1) gives positive reviews, makes recommendations, encourages spending.
She acknowledges herself that she only gives positive reviews, with the justification that a) she only has limited space and would rather use it to talk about good products and b) even if a product doesn't suit her it might suit someone else. As for (a), she has all the space she'd like on IG and other media/social media. As for (b), why give an opinion on anything then?
(1) I know she once gave a fairly negative IG review to a no-brand supposedly miracle face mask but the whole post seemed designed solely to boost her 'honesty' credentials.
I bet EL will have their beady eye on it!CT is so ridiculously OTT:
Charlotte’s Magic Lip Oil Crystal Elixir – Hydrating Lip Oil | Charlotte Tilbury
Shop Charlotte’s Magic Lip Oil Crystal Elixir, a hydrating lip oil infused with crystal and potent plant extracts for smooth, luscious lips.
Lip volume appears boosted by up to 70% in 28 days***
I really like British Beauty Blogger's take on this:
Charlotte's Magic Serum Crystal Elixir | British Beauty Blogger
[sample/ad/affiliate] The list of claims on this box! I don’t have words. Well, I do, but there’s a little bit of trickery on the front that just makes me irritated.…
Following me around the internet have been ads for CT products at 20% off...not sure if they are genuine and i haven't clicked on them but the thought crossed my mind that here's would be a vulnerable brand - stand alone shops with lots of fixed costs, high price point...I imagine there would be lots of appetite to restructure it, shut the shops, start a diffusion line which gets sold into Boots and Superdrug...extract the very last of its value before running it into the ground and then shutting it entirely. Meanwhile CT retires with pile of cash and fades into irrelevance alongside her aging sleb clients.
And of course then pillowtalk lipstick can go into the SH beauty hall of fame as a last gesture for all the sponsorship....
And of course then pillowtalk lipstick can go into the SH beauty hall of fame as a last gesture for all the sponsorship....
I mean, she claims to be but she’s not.
She tweeted the other day that online beauty sales were at 'pre-Christmas levels' - which I assume is high. It does seem counterintuitive. I can understand home hair dye, home beauty devices - and maybe it's just part of people generally buying online because they can't get to the shops.
Whatever the reason, SH should know and maybe now seems the right time to cash in.
I think SH is reading the room wrong (again) and it's just people stocking up. Boots online was incredibly busy at the start of lockdown, and had almost completely sold out of shampoo, soap etc. Once anyone starts seeing that things are sold out, it causes a slight panic (who wants to run out of shampoo?) and then people buy two or three of something rather than one. Premium make up looked to be fully stocked - no 'spendy treating' happening.
An influencer who gets piles of free stuff wouldn't have experienced this - no need to buy what is stacked in boxes in your spare room.
They just see the overall sales figures and fall back on that patronising wartime assumption that women are buying a red lipstick to cheer themselves up. But that's not the case - we're not at war, a bomb isn't going to kill us tomorrow so have that treat today. Instead we're probably about to reduce or lose incomes and scramble for money to feed and house ourselves. Some people lead a very cosseted existence if they're still spending as they did before lockdown...
An influencer who gets piles of free stuff wouldn't have experienced this - no need to buy what is stacked in boxes in your spare room.
They just see the overall sales figures and fall back on that patronising wartime assumption that women are buying a red lipstick to cheer themselves up. But that's not the case - we're not at war, a bomb isn't going to kill us tomorrow so have that treat today. Instead we're probably about to reduce or lose incomes and scramble for money to feed and house ourselves. Some people lead a very cosseted existence if they're still spending as they did before lockdown...
Is it just me or does CT launch a new product every couple of days?CT is so ridiculously OTT:
Charlotte’s Magic Lip Oil Crystal Elixir – Hydrating Lip Oil | Charlotte Tilbury
Shop Charlotte’s Magic Lip Oil Crystal Elixir, a hydrating lip oil infused with crystal and potent plant extracts for smooth, luscious lips.
Lip volume appears boosted by up to 70% in 28 days***
I really like British Beauty Blogger's take on this:
Charlotte's Magic Serum Crystal Elixir | British Beauty Blogger
[sample/ad/affiliate] The list of claims on this box! I don’t have words. Well, I do, but there’s a little bit of trickery on the front that just makes me irritated.…
I don’t get the appeal of Charlotte Tilbury products. I’ve tried a few in the past and they’re average at best (eye shadow, the bronzing and illuminator powder and the mascara), only my opinion of course.
I agree - and with what @Mokie says - but I'd assume (maybe wrongly) that such a venture would be informed by a more granular sales and market analysis.
Yeah, I can’t see it being sales if the high end type of stuff Sali Hughes usually flogs. Just using Boots as an example, their website is readily accessible again although a lot of essential products remain out of stock. So for them, it would make sense that in terms of units sold, it may be those products that are bumping up the online sales figures, rather than premium beauty.
I agree. I bought the foundation and it was absolutely terrible. Patchy going on and wore off so fast, and I don't have particularly oily skin.
My friend bought the eyeshadow quad, took it home and opened it and one of the shadows just fell out.
We both returned our purchases. I wouldn't buy anything from her again.
And maybe if the high-end stuff isn't selling it makes sense to box it up and sell it
@DCICassieStuart, I’ve found CT’s makeup to be underwhelming for the price point. I don’t like her take on makeup as creating this super sexualised female image curated for the observer (she’s says her husband has never seen her without makeup on). And the silly adjectives she uses to describe products. Sorry by I’m long not 4 to believe that a face cream could be ‘magic’. Infantilising, glamorising and objectifying have been certainly great marketing strategies for her makeup line. It’s depressing, but it works! Interestingly though CT website is full of discount offers at the mo...
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