I noticed the picture is an old one too. I guess they knew putting a current shot of hers up while extolling the virtues of hair masks would be laughable, even for them.
The best deep conditioners for hair
Dry summer hair will lap these up gratefullywww.theguardian.com
Dizziak did absolutely nothing for my hair which isn't even strawlike.
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I swear by Rausch's nourishing packs.
www.essentialslondon.com
Their old formula had lanolin, I loved that a bit more but the new formula is still pretty damn great. I also always return to their egg oil shampoo.
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The company's been around since 1890, they know what they're doing. I take quality over excitement any day.
Rausch Wheatgerm Nourishing Pack Mask For Dry Hair 100mL
Penetrates deep into the scalp and the weakened hair fibres providing essential nutrients for healthy, revitalized hair. Particularly after intense exposure to the sun, seawater or chlorinated water or chemical treatments. Intensive treatment pack with&nb
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Their old formula had lanolin, I loved that a bit more but the new formula is still pretty damn great. I also always return to their egg oil shampoo.
Rausch Egg Oil Nourishing Shampoo for Dry Hair 200mL
Transforms dull, brittle hair to purest vitality, suppleness and shine. Nourishes the structure of dry hair. With valuable proteins from fresh egg yolk and wheatgerm extract
www.essentialslondon.com
The company's been around since 1890, they know what they're doing. I take quality over excitement any day.
Bet this has changedThe best deep conditioners for hair
Dry summer hair will lap these up gratefully
Dizziak did absolutely nothing for my hair which isn't even strawlike.
has to be a thread title contender!
I can't work out what exactly that weeping willow would do. Her writing is atrocious.
I’m really shocked that Mel Thompson has died. Not really my bag as I’ve never bought an eyeshadow pallet in my life but she was so beautiful and I really enjoyed watching her videos. So very sad for her family. Bloody f in hell.
the fact that Sali said in one of her latest videos that her bleached hair has had absolutely no breakage... ok sure, we believe you, just got those extensions for fun then?
even if that is true her hair is not the picture of health and whatever product she shows is not really being shown in it's best light alongside her ravaged hair - which I feel bad for her with, if someone told her she could bleach her fine hair with minimal damage they were telling her an absolute packet (but also she shouldn't have believed them as a beauty writer surely???)
even if that is true her hair is not the picture of health and whatever product she shows is not really being shown in it's best light alongside her ravaged hair - which I feel bad for her with, if someone told her she could bleach her fine hair with minimal damage they were telling her an absolute packet (but also she shouldn't have believed them as a beauty writer surely???)
I think that ship sailed a long time ago. In fact the more I see of SH the more I wonder at her ever choosing 'honesty' as her defining characteristic. I think honesty is simply not her default setting.
I know others who are like that, including a good friend. While for me, honesty is my instinctive - almost my only - approach or response in any situation, for others it's as if being honest is just one option amongst others. It doesn't seem to be that important - with self-interest or a desire to impress or please being more important.
Apropos of nothing why does everything I like always get discontinued??? Another one bites the dust; Origins, original skin makeup removing jelly - I bloody loved this. Not as pricy as some of its counterparts and easy to get hold of, until now that is...looks like it is no more.
Yes you are setting yourself up for intense scrutiny when your USP is honesty. There are so many examples where she has not been honest. At the very least through omission.
Just harking back to Head and Shoulders as a sort of case study. She has not mentioned (as far as I know) being a brand ambassador anywhere on her social media. Only tucked away in articles in magazines.
I can only presume H & S wanted her for her SM presence. So she is taking money (I presume) to represent and advertise a brand she admits she and her family never use. So how reliable are her other recommendations?
Sali is a speaker at this event tonight 
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Time for a menopause revolution
Join us as we help launch the Menopause Revolution campaign at Labour Party Conference 2021
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If she arrives late, will the organisers say she’s not there yet?
I have tried so many Aveda haircare products because they smell so good and I want to love them but I've usually been either underwhelmed or downright appalled. Some of them have made my hair feel worse.
Aude, you have hit the nail on the head for me here. It's at the core of my struggles with influencers (and many others too). I just can't fathom it because, as you say, honesty is my default setting, frequently to my detriment. I have worked alongside many people for whom it isn't, and it's been my experience that they are the ones who get ahead. The world loves a liar and a manipulator.
I don't mean to put myself on a pedestal, and I am not bitter. I'm not speaking of honesty as a Virtue here, just as a way of being in the world that comes naturally. I can't not see dishonesty as self-betrayal and I always wonder how people are able to allow for it so they remain at peace with themselves
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They are distinctly average imo. Meanwhile I have loved everything I tried from Davines.
Perhaps she’s going to announce her long-awaited arrival at Platform Perimenopause? 
What insight can she possibly share if she hasn’t gone through it? Although it makes sense that she’d want in on a bit of Menopause Moolah - it’s definitely being monetised now.
What insight can she possibly share if she hasn’t gone through it? Although it makes sense that she’d want in on a bit of Menopause Moolah - it’s definitely being monetised now.Maybe she’ll be talking about peri menopause. I hope she does have something to offer beyond an extensive knowledge of cooling facial mists.Perhaps she’s going to announce her long-awaited arrival at Platform Perimenopause?
She will definitely monetise the tit out of this. It will be comfy knits, cosseting moisturisers, madly expensive pyjamas and Marmite on toast for daaays.Perhaps she’s going to announce her long-awaited arrival at Platform Perimenopause?
Oh god. The mere thought of a comfy knit is bringing a sweat on.
My experience has been like yours, that it's often the people in a fairly casual relationship with the truth who tend to get ahead. The good friend I mentioned has had a wildly successful career. He remains a good friend because he's sort of honest about being dishonest - doesn't pretend to be something he's not.
I think you're right that the world might tolerate/forgive a liar but the world cannot stand a hypocrite.
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