Haven't read the article fully... I just can't take the drivel.... Impression.... Having conquered the beauty godess title (self appointed) our Sal is branching out and aiming for Carrie Bradshaw's crown....
Sali Hughes #36 She irons her face, rather than her shirt.
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Why even reply? 
One of the two replies on twitter to her column, the other politely suggesting she might be diabetic
One of the two replies on twitter to her column, the other politely suggesting she might be diabetic
She’s more polite to the troll than she is to her followers 
New thread title right there 
Couldn't resist the opportunity to play the sassy cool girlShe’s more polite to the troll than she is to her followers
Plus he is a man. So no danger of him being a middle aged female teacher. Wierd foot fetish perverts are the correct sort of troll.
Ah, yes, the hierarchy of trolls
Two referrral (surely) links there. One for Flexitol, the other for some socks on Amazon. Super.
Want to fix cracked heels? Try these magic gel socks | Sali Hughes
Ingenious tubes of stretchy fabric lined with gummy silicone are nothing short of miracle workerswww.theguardian.com
"While I very much appreciate the beauty in some objet d’art pulled from a posh clutch and used to paint a mouth at a restaurant table, it’s the prosaic problem-solvers that excite me most. "
Can't go a column without referring to the public application of makeup!
If you haven't allowed some idiot tech to sandblast the epidermis straight off your feet, causing open wounds, and just have dry, calloused feet, I recommend Silkar Cracked Heel Repair Cream, which has an epic amount of urea in it (the only real ingredient that's going to soften and loosen the dry skin so it can come off easily) and costs 99p for 35ml from Home Bargains. Same stuff as Flexitol in reality but 75% cheaper. Apply to damp skin and then layer petroleum jelly on top for extra healing power and nocclusivness. Better than special iffy gel socks you also need to apply urea cream inside.
Amazon? That's really sneaky if it's true what I read- that if you click an aff link and buy anything at all in the next ? 30? days, they get their commission.
Plus penis-rocket boi needs more money
Dodgy for this not to be declared in the article if so. My sister used to run a site and had an Amazon affiliate link that worked this way but she stated up front that this was the case and she donated all the money earned this way to the RNLI. For the Guardian to be running that without comment or information about who gets the money is dodgy as duck.
The socks seem to be one of many, many products from a company based in Florida called Bememo. Sells a lot of what look like Chinese-made plastic tat on the whole, at least through their Amazon store.
… and there you have it.
Brilliant, I wonder what the ASA say about the aff links
I feel like the Graun need someone to email them this: https://www.asa.org.uk/advice-online/affiliate-marketing.html
They used to have a line at the end of the column disclosing the use of affiliates. I wonder why they stopped?
They used to have a line at the end of the column disclosing the use of affiliates. I wonder why they stopped?
Wait, what? Jennifer Lopez is dating Ben Affleck?
Maybe when she’s parked herself up in a cafe to hold audience with beauty PR people, she takes along her ring light.
There’s a thread title: Sali Hotter (than you) and the Hierarchy of Trolls
Thread lurker here! 
Just had to say how odd it seemed that she still tipped the tech who injured her and had to tell us she did. Surely a helpful discussion on how the treatment had gone wrong would have done more for their career and benefitted future clients than bunging them a fiver?
Sali’s rant first alerted me to the existence of tattle and I’m very glad to be through the looking glass!
Just had to say how odd it seemed that she still tipped the tech who injured her and had to tell us she did. Surely a helpful discussion on how the treatment had gone wrong would have done more for their career and benefitted future clients than bunging them a fiver?Sali’s rant first alerted me to the existence of tattle and I’m very glad to be through the looking glass!
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I think it's such a Mean Gil thing to do, this she has habit of not saying anything at the time and then slagging the person off behind their back. The makeup artist for her first wedding springs to mind too. Imagine how it would feel to think you'd done a good job and then one day see her making a whole column/book out of how tit you were (but she's such a good person because she tipped anyway!).
First wedding?? How many men have been aroused to marry the complainer?
Couldn’t agree more. Calling the pedicure ‘extraordinary bad’ but then she tipped the technician makes no sense. Why couldn’t she complain at the time? She is clearly an outspoken person. It seems very underhand to use your public platform to complain about poor service when she should have either done it at the time or written to the salon afterwards and dealt with it privately. I can imagine the technician feeling marvellous (not) having to read this article, as if not being named makes it better somehow.
On the other hand SH is adamant she would never post a bad product review because she doesn’t feel it’s ok.
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