It looks charity shop men's section. I do not mean it looks cute, it must be vintage. I mean even smelly old men would no longer wear it.
Sali Hughes #41 Head and Shoulders above the rest
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Omg that jacket is hideous 
What the hell was she thinking? Tally ho! 
And such a minor quibble but a couple of weeks ago her whole family loved and only used Aveda hair stuff, now the whole family love and only use that Garnier stuff (which I found awful. Incredibly drying).
I find her downplaying how expensive face gunk is a bit disingenuous tbh. Is Augustus wotsit stuff worth £200? Well obviously bleeping not. Of course not. No matter how rich you are. It isn't relative - it is obviously not worth that much money. Because it is an extremely temporary fix that sits on your no doubt botoxed tweaked face - base ingredients probably costing around £40 max (figure plucked out of the ether - I've no idea
). But this nonsense pretending there are holy grail products available to the super rich is bonkers - all hype designed to make us want more and more, while feeling more dissatisfied. Sali is as culpable as the rest, disguised in a 'people keep asking - you don't need it but it is so good' kind of way. Shameless.
What the hell was she thinking? Tally ho! And such a minor quibble but a couple of weeks ago her whole family loved and only used Aveda hair stuff, now the whole family love and only use that Garnier stuff (which I found awful. Incredibly drying).
I find her downplaying how expensive face gunk is a bit disingenuous tbh. Is Augustus wotsit stuff worth £200? Well obviously bleeping not. Of course not. No matter how rich you are. It isn't relative - it is obviously not worth that much money. Because it is an extremely temporary fix that sits on your no doubt botoxed tweaked face - base ingredients probably costing around £40 max (figure plucked out of the ether - I've no idea
). But this nonsense pretending there are holy grail products available to the super rich is bonkers - all hype designed to make us want more and more, while feeling more dissatisfied. Sali is as culpable as the rest, disguised in a 'people keep asking - you don't need it but it is so good' kind of way. Shameless.
But this season she's only bought a green shirt and a child's jumper. She said so.
ETA: Nili Lotan really is a brand for people with more money than sense.
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Jelly, I normally agree with everything you say. In fact sometimes I don't bother commenting on something because I know you'll be along in a minute to say exactly what I'd have said. But I do think that whether something is worth the cost is relative to how much money you have. Whether it's a reasonable price is another matter - I'm sure the mark-up on the cost of ingredients is enormous. And I do agree that it just adds to dissatisfaction.Omg that jacket is hideous
And such a minor quibble but a couple of weeks ago her whole family loved and only used Aveda hair stuff, now the whole family love and only use that Garnier stuff (which I found awful. Incredibly drying).
I find her downplaying how expensive face gunk is a bit disingenuous tbh. Is Augustus wotsit stuff worth £200? Well obviously bleeping not. Of course not. No matter how rich you are. It isn't relative - it is obviously not worth that much money. Because it is an extremely temporary fix that sits on your no doubt botoxed tweaked face - base ingredients probably costing around £40 max (figure plucked out of the ether - I've no idea
How have they managed to make tiny thumbellina Sali look like a normal sized lady (Claudia) is it a trick of the camera angle, or CGI?
She once said - I think when hairdressers re-opened after lockdown - that she loved everything about going to the hairdresser. I was struck by that because I hate everything about going to the hairdresser.
I hate hairdressers so much. Looking like a drowned rat in front of the mirror, the passive aggressive comments about my hair, the boiling hot water used when washing my hair and how they scrub it until my scalp is sore, the fear they'll cut more than I asked for.. Granted, I wasn't going to places like Hersheshons but still.
I’ve just picked up a very similar never worn M&S one from a charity shop for £12. Also a black jaeger blazer. I love a charity shop!
Also, and chuck me out, but I really like those shoes - in black with black sheer tights
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...the pain in your neck from the backwash, water temperature alternating between too hot and too cold, water trickling down your neck, the noise from the massed hairdryers, pulling your hair when blow-drying, burning your head with the hairdryer, burning the side of your face with the tongs (that happened at Hershesons), having to stare at yourself with an unflattering black robe up to your chin, the inane chatter of the hairdresser, the uncomfortable silences, the exorbitant cost...
The only thing I like about going to the hairdressers is the head massage. Everything else is diabolical, including the chitchat and especially staring at yourself in the mirror
I've always come away from hairdressers feeling absolutely rubbish
I’m friendly with my hairdresser and like going, because I know she won’t mess up my hair. I used to get to read the old OK magazines, have a decent cuppa, feel like a new woman coming out. Always got clumsy and awkward when paying and tipping. I think it’s 19 years I’ve been seeing her...
I love my hairdresser but she wears awful cheap fake nails and I dread the hair wash. My poor scalp is sore for days after 
That picture is truly, truly bizarre. It looks like she was sitting on the toilet when she inexplicably decided to bend forward from the waist and take a picture of her feet.
i can just imagine her musing “hmmm I wonder what my feet look like when I’m having a piss?” and being so enamored of the results that she posted them online- but in black and white so it’s particularly ‘arty’.
We know how much She Here loves a toilet selfie- this is just her taking it to the next level
(ETA this from melfish on page 2 of this thread “They'd monetise taking a poop if they could”. I think she’s taken your comment as a suggestion, Mel, and followed through- so to speak!
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She looks so different in those Head&Shite ads from the photos she takes of herself (I can’t say she’s the only one, and I am certainly guilty of this as I am borderline phobic about having my photo taken by someone else and seeing what I really look like),
I would count my hairdresser as a good friend over of 20 years, excellent at what he does and in a very friendly, relaxed, beautiful environment - yet I still feel all the energy drain out of me when I am looking down the barrel of 3 hours in the chair.
I would count my hairdresser as a good friend over of 20 years, excellent at what he does and in a very friendly, relaxed, beautiful environment - yet I still feel all the energy drain out of me when I am looking down the barrel of 3 hours in the chair.
Another big PR event firmly declined by Sali. As she’s said so many times, she stays home in her comfies watching TV.
Ah.
She said this in 2019… The hypocrisy
Ah.
She said this in 2019… The hypocrisy
Hairdresser chat! Mine is bloody brilliant - he's pretty grumpy early in the day so he's quiet apart from some movie chat. £20 for a cut, I go in with wet hair and am out 20 minutes later with less wet hair. I tip very well so he'll fit me in before the other appointments if he's booked up. I hope he never retires!
Oh I love the hairdresser. It's two hours of sitting down, reading my book, drinking coffee and with someone touching my head. Best part is the need massage at the backwash.
The inane shite chat pales into insignificance.
The inane shite chat pales into insignificance.
You are my people! I thought I was the only one. I don't get how people make this out to be some kind of pampering procedure. It's torture.
Haven't been for 2 years or so. I just trim it myself. Tbh it doesn't look THAT different from She Here's.
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