Yeah we really don’t need the ‘nude’ shade issue when naming stuff.
Sali Hughes #33 Grifty shades of grey. It's a complex case.
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She only seems to have interacted recently on GTL because she is so paranoid about people hating her hair she is loving her new hair. I thought she mostly ignored it’s existence.
(Btw there are 5 shades lighter than Groenland, that's why her "I'm so super pale" shtick still baffles me)
1. Nope.
2. See previous threads for info.
3. See wiki for details.
4. Answered above.
The thing is though mocha does not just refer to coffee, it's an actual colour too. Same how vanilla does not just mean food, it can also be a colour. Nars has a concealer in a shade called custard as well as a foundation in honey which is for light to medium skin tones. I just think we have greater fish to fry than to worry about whether shade names are racist or not.
I hope you see this before you get deleted and blocked but has she mentioned it that often?
I seem to recall her mentioning it several times, yes.
I don’t like Sali’s hair or her attitude. I don’t like her husband’s quiz show.
The comments I express about Sali here could easily be made verbally at work in the lunch room, in a cafe, in a school common room, a refectory. No police would be called. No manager would ask me to stop talking, or to leave the establishment. No employer would discipline me. No school would exclude me. Expressing personal opinions about a public figure isn’t trolling.
Disability discrimination on the other hand...
The comments I express about Sali here could easily be made verbally at work in the lunch room, in a cafe, in a school common room, a refectory. No police would be called. No manager would ask me to stop talking, or to leave the establishment. No employer would discipline me. No school would exclude me. Expressing personal opinions about a public figure isn’t trolling.
Disability discrimination on the other hand...
She was always a lover of the Laura Mercier tinted moisturiser, in the olden days.
I was wrong but it doesn't matter as your post has gone against Tattle rules!
I really hope people have kept screen shots of the GTL exchange that @clondon had to experience before they joined here in despair at Sali’s rudeness.
We know now that Sali’s Facebook group does not make accommodations for ASD and is not an ASD friendly space.
We know now that Sali’s Facebook group does not make accommodations for ASD and is not an ASD friendly space.
That's just what I expected from this awful cesspit!
It was nice knowing you!
Yep, Vogue puts out some right old shite. Most of it is really just promotional guff anyway. They were the ones who put out the Gwyneth Paltrow video where she wears obvious full make-up while demonstrating her daily skin routine and only puts her sunscreen on her cheekbones and nose bridge, and a worthless amount at that.
Think the Suuqu is discontinued, so I kinda get that she doesn’t call it her fav anymore (it spares us the tediousness of hearing about her discontinued favs 
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I have never read an article in Vogue that has been of any interest or use. And I’ve tried, I just skim it for the glossy adverts (oh the consumerist photography
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Its kinda funny when colours get named after things that aren’t even that shade. Like vanilla is darkest brown and mint is standard English lawn colour, not pale bluey green
)I have never read an article in Vogue that has been of any interest or use. And I’ve tried, I just skim it for the glossy adverts (oh the consumerist photography
)Its kinda funny when colours get named after things that aren’t even that shade. Like vanilla is darkest brown and mint is standard English lawn colour, not pale bluey green
Off to filing screenshots of EVERYTHING now, bye.
I've just taken one as I haven't been banned yet. I very rarely set foot in there.
Sali has now turned off comments on that thread.
I bet it's only a matter of time before she claims that 'the Tattle trolls migrated over to my facebook group'
I’ve been reading about ‘cheugy’ the really stupid word invented for the opposite of on trend and someone on another thread said Sali was the epitome of it. So I think Facebook groups have been ‘cheugy’ since long before that was a word. I will always use it in quotation marks because it’s not a real word but I bet it goes in the dictionary soon.
People have commented that Sali's recently overhaul was brave. I disagree. This here is real bravery, to expose yourself publicly in this way and face the wrath of Sali's block button. Well done, and you'll enjoy this so.much more than GTL anyway!
I also think the fact that you felt you could speak here speaks volumes about the type of positively encouraging sewer rats that lurk
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