Has Katie Jane Hughes really got hooded eyes? I thought hooded eyes were when the lid is hidden ( like Charlotte Rampling or Emma Stone). KJ Hughes' lids can be seen.
Sali Hughes #18 No valid criticism, just endless speculation about her height and glasses.
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Yeah I think I’ve got it mixed up, she’s done tutorials on it ...
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Hi all. New poster here. Read most of these threads but had to register to tell you reading your comments has influenenced me to buy the nuface mini! Purchased from current body. Has 20% off and discount code JULMINI took another £20 off! £117 total (is hot pink tho). Think code runs out tomorrow.
Re: Sali, went off her with the whole "used squalane for years" and "i'm too cool to proper a mum". These threads make me laugh x
Re: Sali, went off her with the whole "used squalane for years" and "i'm too cool to proper a mum". These threads make me laugh x
Oh my gosh. Might have to cancel my look fantastic and order the hot pink one!
Thank youI'm sure it will be a cheering and a pleasing read!
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I’m enjoying reading tattlers take on things, the comments are always so on point.@Curio @SqualorVictoria I used to work in a makeup counter and you’re spot on that they don’t teach how to do makeup but attack flaws for sales instead. One of my first lessons was how to offer two products for different ‘problems’ but then take one of the products away. The customer then always would buy both things. Sales is all about psychological warfare.
This thread has me in a daily battle of just complete acceptance of my face versus OMG I WANT A NUFACE!
I wonder if they have a therapeutic effect on migraines? I wonder if I could pretend they do.
I wonder if they have a therapeutic effect on migraines? I wonder if I could pretend they do.
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this is really interesting to me. When I was in my first ok paid job I used to buy some bits from Clinique and built up a ‘relationship’ with the sales person there as in we’d talk about things in life etc. Obviously I now know It was all about sales but I was quite naive at 18.Thank you
@Curio @SqualorVictoria I used to work in a makeup counter and you’re spot on that they don’t teach how to do makeup but attack flaws for sales instead. One of my first lessons was how to offer two products for different ‘problems’ but then take one of the products away. The customer then always would buy both things. Sales is all about psychological warfare.
the thing that really effected me though was when I happened to be in Debenhams when a colleague was shopping there. She was obviously quite vulnerable for various reasons. Seeing how the sales person interacted with her and pushed so many products hard made me feel really uncomfortable and I never really bought anything from Clinique again, definitely not from that counter, it was really disheartening to see the manipulation so blatant.
If they don't track you down, they can ask Sali for your addresses, and give you all the attachments, I'd be very disappointed.Hot pink seems to have sold out. The Tattle effect!
@Fenella unfortunately if you last in a sales environment it’s all about making the short term sale over long term customer loyalty, which is a whole rant for another day. Definitely do not recommend Clinique. I did a whole day training with them once and it was nothing but a day of their two pronged approach using skincare in the makeup to hook people in. Despite the fact their skincare is scary harsh, to the point of their cleanser been perfect for washing tarnished jewellery.
One of the reasons i haven't bitten yet is that a few people reported worsened migraines. Also some people with deep metal fillings (I spent most of the 1960s eating Sherbet Lemons) experienced unpleasant jangling sensations. I have been trawling reviews most of today! As I'm one of those who always gets every side effect in the leaflet.
sign up for their emails. They regularly let you know when they have 20% off. If you can wait for Black Friday, do, because they will send you a 25% discount code.
The pink one is still available https://www.currentbody.com/products/nuface-mini-facial-toner?variant=34306842525740
The code JULMINI still works to get it for £117. Topcashback works too.
The code JULMINI still works to get it for £117. Topcashback works too.
Hmm. I'll hold off (for today anyway!)
Have you tried acupuncture for your migraines? It stopped mine altogether but I've not been able to have a treatment since lock down and have had 3 migraines since April.
I had a terrible migraine yesterday and had the exact same thought when my NuFace arrived and I was trying to ease my guilt. I think relieving tension in the face could possibly be helpful....?
Wrote the above before I saw this. As you can see I did not do my deep research.
Thanks, good to know - I have loads of metal fillings so I think I'll give it a miss. (my wallet thanks you)
This exactly me! I'm awaiting with interest Tattlers reporting their results. Though I have lots of metal fillings.
Re make up counters - the one I found worst on a regular basis was Benefit. So pushy. I to my shame remember buying something I knew at the time I didn't need or want because I was too feeble to just walk away. (Dr Feelgood primer - far too mattifying for me which I knew as I handed over my money).
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