Shades of Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs in that crem video.
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Been to get my nails done. I PAID, TROLES!
Why is she so blunt in her comment responses? Someone asks if the ~crem~ contains retinol and she literally just replies ‘No.’ Like… you’re being paid to provide customer service for a brand here?! Do your job.
Like Caroline Hirons. So much disdain for the followers they're shilling to.
She's a joy isn't she? A real pleasure to interact with. I can imagine what it's like to wait on her in a restaurant.....
Especially a restaurant in France... 'haven't you people ever heard of VEGETARIANS! I am a VEGETARIAN!'
Some top-shelf pseudoscientific bullshit right there.
I think it's a distancing technique too, to separate it from her usual product raves. She wants it known she's reading from a script
As for pretending she hates having her photo taken? twit
I'm just amazed EL signed off on that. Would they not get a final say in the ad an influencer puts out especially when it's costing them a hefty sum?
They’ve seen her previous ad work so they knew what they were letting themselves in for.
The voiceover is very odd though. I can understand it if talks over a film of that person say frolicking in the bath or showing a different person rubbing the crem in, but accompanying a film of the same person smiling and wobbling their head from side to side? Weird. Can’t stop watching it though so i guess in a way it’s effective
The voiceover is very odd though. I can understand it if talks over a film of that person say frolicking in the bath or showing a different person rubbing the crem in, but accompanying a film of the same person smiling and wobbling their head from side to side? Weird. Can’t stop watching it though so i guess in a way it’s effective
Right?! But it's more out of morbid fascination than a desire to get the product. I remain steadfastly uninfluencedThey’ve seen her previous ad work so they knew what they were letting themselves in for.
The voiceover is very odd though. I can understand it if talks over a film of that person say frolicking in the bath or showing a different person rubbing the crem in, but accompanying a film of the same person smiling and wobbling their head from side to side? Weird. Can’t stop watching it though so i guess in a way it’s effective
(Whereas all it takes is an endorsement or two on here, and I'm all over a product
)We have all seriously boosted her views on that post though
Patsy didn't
or 
the new post. Time for a welfare check?
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You've not seen the n that were rejected. In the end some poor soul just went "OK, that'll have to do,, I suppose".
I think the self-contempt comes through in that ad; it's palpable. (I'm not talking about appearance. She is definitely eye-bleeping herself)
I‘m oscillating between watching the AD in disbelief and staring at these. Did you actually find the pic somewhere or did you set to work yourself with lots of chewing gum and clear pink polish to amuse us?
I've got a new fave bit. When she shuts her eyes and rubs the crem into her fully made up but mascara free face. Acting as if she having a little moment to fully appreciate the cactus stem cell extract or whatever the made up ingredient is.
Or the mispronounced hibiscus
Who is holding the camera? Dan?
I thought it was just propped on the window seat. Probably the first time it's been used
Don't get me started on the ingredients...cactus stem cell (I bet this is useful if you're an actual cactus)....morning hibiscus ...EL don't even put the full inci list on their site but I looked it up: the second ingredient is a silicone.
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