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I think a private school kid is just a private school kid
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I think a private school kid is just a private school kid
Well, long story short I think Sali is a snob. That’s how she manages her cognitive dissonance re trolls
She for sure sees herself on another level, as evidenced by the way she treats her followers
“I would wear a girdle but I’m just too petite”Jesus Christ. The Wannabe Sustainability Queen’s crown slips right off.
She says they’re pointless, so why a column? Desperately trying to be relevant? She doesn’t even mention environmental impact.
www.theguardian.com
Funmi raved about these last week. Hopeless.
ETA: Funmi Fetto also recommended the one from Net a Porter. Press release ‘journalism’. Scroll down to her “I couldn’t live without…”
www.theguardian.com
She says they’re pointless, so why a column? Desperately trying to be relevant? She doesn’t even mention environmental impact.
Do you really need a skincare fridge? | Sali Hughes
If the idea appeals, here’s one to try. If it leaves you cold, let me tell you about a gadget I wouldn’t be without
www.theguardian.com
Funmi raved about these last week. Hopeless.
ETA: Funmi Fetto also recommended the one from Net a Porter. Press release ‘journalism’. Scroll down to her “I couldn’t live without…”
Beauty tip of the week: nude lips for big eyes
Understated lip gloss is a great match for a bronzed eye. Plus, the joy of a beauty fridge
www.theguardian.com
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The answer is ‘No.’*Jesus Christ. The Sustainability Queen’s crown slips right off.
Do you really need a skincare fridge? | Sali Hughes
If the idea appeals, here’s one to try. If it leaves you cold, let me tell you about a gadget I wouldn’t be without
Femi raved about these last week. Hopeless.
Though I suppose that would make for a short column?
* Not even in Australia where our summer temps reach above 40C. I keep my after sun and my hydrogel eye patches in the fridge (though I don’t ‘budge up the Hellman’s’ as Sali suggests) and everything else manages fine in a dark medicine cabinet.
Sali reccomends a portable magnifying mirror and says it’s a handbag essential. She hasn’t confirmed if she has one for every bag though! Should we presume she does?
So something that says it doesn't need to be put in a fridge doesn't need a dedicated fridge but if you really want to it can go in the normal fridge.
I couldn't read it without registering, here's an archive link without the wall
I couldn't read it without registering, here's an archive link without the wall
You just need to click “I’ll do it later”, unless it’s changed.
What the duck did I just read? 
I will not do it later and no one can make me
The option disappeared for me today, maybe I'm being a b tested
Silly question, but why would anyone have just taken a delivery of the fourth item that they don't need?
I am becoming more and more convinced that She Here and Jack are one and the same - Hellmans!!
I am becoming more and more convinced that She Here and Jack are one and the same - Hellmans!!
yes! I remember this because it totally put me off CT and I’ve never enjoyed or related to the branding of her products
It beggars belief that she actually put this together and thinks it passes as a worthy column.
Journalist?
Journalist?
She's so original! https://tattle.life/threads/19920/
Also a lot of dermatologists beg people to ditch their magnifying mirrors because they often lead to skin dysphoria and picking.
Ok i see my link to Grarytzia has been modified. I was just making the point that She Here wasn't exactly in the vanguard with her article- said publication ran a piece 2 months ago:
Do You Really Need A Mini Fridge For Your Skincare?
Search #skincarefridge on Instagram and marvel at the latest beauty obsession...
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BY ANNIE VISCHER |
POSTED ON01 07 2021
Also a lot of dermatologists beg people to ditch their magnifying mirrors because they often lead to skin dysphoria and picking.
Ok i see my link to Grarytzia has been modified. I was just making the point that She Here wasn't exactly in the vanguard with her article- said publication ran a piece 2 months ago:
Do You Really Need A Mini Fridge For Your Skincare?
Search #skincarefridge on Instagram and marvel at the latest beauty obsession...
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BY ANNIE VISCHER |
POSTED ON01 07 2021
I remember CT talking about her husband never seeing her without makeup in the ITBW and that she gets up and reapplies it before he wakes up. Why is she here saying that CT hasn’t said this? Unless (I am being very pedantic here) she is referring to the exact ‘headline’ about teaching Kim K to sleep in her make up, rather than the more general point about never letting her husband see her without make up, therefore she sleeps in her makeup? Ugh, I’m overthinking this. Don’t know why I’ve even bother to type it .
Basically she’s talking balls.
Charlotte Tilbury Really Did Teach Kim Kardashian to Sleep in Her Makeup
Also re magnifying mirrors, I thought she was against them? She can change her mind of course and circumstances (like eyesight) do change so fair enough but I could have sworn there’s a column/tweet/paragraph in Pretty Honest about the perils of a magnifying mirror.
. Basically she’s talking balls.
Charlotte Tilbury Really Did Teach Kim Kardashian to Sleep in Her Makeup
Also re magnifying mirrors, I thought she was against them? She can change her mind of course and circumstances (like eyesight) do change so fair enough but I could have sworn there’s a column/tweet/paragraph in Pretty Honest about the perils of a magnifying mirror.
Funmi Fetto's column is useless. Usually a list of very expensive make-up items and a bunch of "can't live without'" every single week.Jesus Christ. The Wannabe Sustainability Queen’s crown slips right off.
She says they’re pointless, so why a column? Desperately trying to be relevant? She doesn’t even mention environmental impact.
Do you really need a skincare fridge? | Sali Hughes
If the idea appeals, here’s one to try. If it leaves you cold, let me tell you about a gadget I wouldn’t be without
Funmi raved about these last week. Hopeless.
ETA: Funmi Fetto also recommended the one from Net a Porter. Press release ‘journalism’. Scroll down to her “I couldn’t live without…”
Beauty tip of the week: nude lips for big eyes
Understated lip gloss is a great match for a bronzed eye. Plus, the joy of a beauty fridge
Quite. Do we presume companies just send them to her? In which case the obvious thing to do would be to send it back requesting it go to someone who would like it, and not to send her one again. So she now has two of these things she thinks pointless, if she still has her mini coke one.
I really think this pisspoor effort must be a contender to appear in the list of her top three worst ever columns (the other two being £40 scrunchies and festival glitter). The utter inane waste of a column tediously explaining why she doesn't like something. She is never ever negative about actual skincare products as a matter of principle so why start now with such an obscure pointless item? At least she didn't insult intelligence further by pretending hundreds of her readers had DMed her asking about a skincare fridge.
Has anyone else noticed she’s saying “Hiya” less?
Has anyone tried the Trinny stuff? I quite like the stacking concept!
Has anyone tried the Trinny stuff? I quite like the stacking concept!
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Quite! I worked with a couple of people who sent their kids to very nice fee paying schools, but they were definitely not socially elevated families in any way (although they may have thought differently!). Money can't buy class - but it can buy the idea of itbogan is an attitude and a way of life
I think a private school kid is just a private school kid
Exactly. Just look at Hirons. She might own a £2 million mansion but she is a rich chav and an oaf and always will beQuite! I worked with a couple of people who sent their kids to very nice fee paying schools, but they were definitely not socially elevated families in any way (although they may have thought differently!). Money can't buy class - but it can buy the idea of it
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