Me too - I’m from the same part of the world as her. I’m sure she puts in her accent more thickly it makes me cringe and her ‘comedy’ is completely devoid of humour.Can I just say I LOATHE Sarah Millican with a passion I never thought possible.
Me too - I’m from the same part of the world as her. I’m sure she puts in her accent more thickly it makes me cringe and her ‘comedy’ is completely devoid of humour.Can I just say I LOATHE Sarah Millican with a passion I never thought possible.
Snip snip snipppety snip.Check out her reply- it's like she's talking to a child
They are so thigh-slappingly hilarious, aren't they? The wit! Make it stop! Do they not realise they are taking the piss out of the very people who fawn over them, right in front of them?
Next thread title contenderLet’s be crystal clear... if she could blag a banister, she totally would.
True, but Missoma only does that egregious ultra-yellow gold.I like the new specs - vast improvement on the over sized black ones. I just don’t get the spec chain? It’s hideous and yes, like a door security chain. I can understand that they might be a trend but a more understated one would be cooler and not in gold - maybe black or pewter.
I saw a great Lisa Eldridge video, the buy nothing make up tutorial. A total breath of fresh air when most YT videos exist to make us dash out and buy more.
Re mists/spritzes, I love them. I have a feeling that they are 99% pointless in terms of adding anything of value to the skin but I like them when I am hot and bothered (most of the time now that it is the school holidays) and just when I feel like I want a bit of a wake up. I was in hospital for two weeks in February (and like the micellar water for cleaning my face) a mist just made me feel less awful and like I cared. So yes, I think they add something in a self care way. Have any of you used anything from Disciple London? They have a 'juicy mist' and I just love it, smells great and cheaper than Queen of Hungry (although I love Omorovicza...once had a facial at their store in Budapest, it was incredible also made the husband have one, his skin has never looked so good - before or after!).
@CocoCottesmore I have the juicy mist - https://disciplelondon.com/collections/the-range/products/juicy-mist, I think that I have proper beefy skin as little seems to upset it. I have a few bits from the Disciple range, I like it all, the cleansing oil is delicious and I really love the night oil. Hope this helps - may be email Disciple through their website and see if they have any advice re sensitive skin or if they can send you a sample. They are a small brand and hopefully they would be happy to help x@fakebaker is it the balancing mist you use? I didnt really know this beand before and whilst I'm sure the QoH is fantastic, I'm loathe to spend that much when my skin is so sensitive. I.e I would want to know it wasn't going to massively set it off first. Not that £15 is cheap of course but you know what I mean
I saw a great Lisa Eldridge video, the buy nothing make up tutorial. A total breath of fresh air when most YT videos exist to make us dash out and buy more.
Re mists/spritzes, I love them. I have a feeling that they are 99% pointless in terms of adding anything of value to the skin but I like them when I am hot and bothered (most of the time now that it is the school holidays) and just when I feel like I want a bit of a wake up. I was in hospital for two weeks in February (and like the micellar water for cleaning my face) a mist just made me feel less awful and like I cared. So yes, I think they add something in a self care way. Have any of you used anything from Disciple London? They have a 'juicy mist' and I just love it, smells great and cheaper than Queen of Hungry (although I love Omorovicza...once had a facial at their store in Budapest, it was incredible also made the husband have one, his skin has never looked so good - before or after!).
Despite it being well expensive, it looks as though it would turn your neck green in no time, or the gold colour would flake off. Nobody would believe it cost that much it looks gaudy and ridiculous.True, but Missoma only does that egregious ultra-yellow gold.
Personally I don’t think gold looks that good on pale skins with dark hair. It looks good on blondes and/or people with warmer and darker skin tones - and rose gold too. Just my opinion tho.True, but Missoma only does that egregious ultra-yellow gold.
I completely agree. I'm a pale brunette and gold looks horrible on me. Silver suits me so much better.Personally I don’t think gold looks that good on pale skins with dark hair. It looks good on blondes and/or people with warmer and darker skin tones - and rose gold too. Just my opinion tho.
Just glad I don’t suit it and I’m therefore quite cheap.
That’s a shame about Nuface , do you mind me asking about your chops. I’m loaded with fillings from my youth and the gadget hasn’t caused me any grief ( only two days in mind).Has anyone tried a LED mask thing? I can’t do nuface cos of dodgy chops. Saw the Beauty Maverick review on Current Body and it was positive.
And she didnt even share the code. My nan would love one of those chainsUtterly shameless.
40% discount on that tacky chain.
I have the FaceLite which is actually recommended by Andy Millward who's very careful about what he recommends. I think it's helping my hypersensitive type 2 rosacea skin (but have only been using it consistently for a couple of months so it's hard to tell - my skin went crazy during lockdown and I actually begged my gp for a prescription over the phone)Has anyone tried a LED mask thing? I can’t do nuface cos of dodgy chops. Saw the Beauty Maverick review on Current Body and it was positive.
Me too. Though I could get used to platinum...I completely agree. I'm a pale brunette and gold looks horrible on me. Silver suits me so much better.