my god how old IS she? the pics i found when googling her made her look about late 20s early 30s??
also would you take beauty advice from someone with chronic crows feet? I know I wouldnt as clearly whatever she's doing doesn't work
Sali Hughes #52 Been there, seen it, done it, knew about it first. Always done it.
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also would you take beauty advice from someone with chronic crows feet? I know I wouldnt as clearly whatever she's doing doesn't work
I would like to visit New York as Iâve never been but it is so hot in July/Aug - all
the people I follow who live there are complaining about it - would def rather go in spring or autumn. Maybe itâs a pit stop and sheâs off to the Hamptons or something?
Iâd love to go to Marthaâs Vineyard.
the people I follow who live there are complaining about it - would def rather go in spring or autumn. Maybe itâs a pit stop and sheâs off to the Hamptons or something?
Iâd love to go to Marthaâs Vineyard.
Blimey. Not wanting to defend her, but if Sali has âchronic crows feetâ I feel like I have a whole flock around my eyes.
Unfortunate pose in those unfortunate shorts. Looks like she's packing some BDE luggage
Definitely lots of filler on that top lip there. A touch of the Meg Ryans about it
They truly deserve each other
I have always found crow's feet so interesting and even attractive on everyone, it's a visible milestone I would never want to erase (but that's a personal thing). To me they add something extra to a smile, some warmth and a shared humanity; I like to picture it through the ages. Yes, I love them that much.
The NYC picture is so obviously built around the crucial leg/thigh gap, she looks like she's going to tumble forward seconds later.
So quippy and effortlessly witteh!
I can't read anything by him without hearing Sali's airy, forced laughter, hand lightly clasping her chest.
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Sheâs late 40âs
Do you really think she has "chronic crow's feet"? She looks fine.
I think her crowâs feet look normal. But then when you freeze or plump parts of your face then other things look more noticeable I suppose.
I think thatâs what it is, @Eurgh.
The parts of her face that have had no tweakments look absolutely fine. Itâs the weird dents in her forehead and cheeks that freak me out and make her look like sheâs had work done rather than more youthful.
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This 'crows feet = failure' narrative is a misogynistic old trope that needs to die out. Shitting on other people's genetics isn't cool or edgy, it's just crass.
Aging is not shameful and a face that's pulled as tight as an artist's canvas is not normal. Sali is 47 with skin that looks great for her age.
Has anyone watched this? It's based on the American beauty industry but some of it is quite shocking. I found the nails episode quite distressing about the health impacts on the workers.
Sorry that it's not about Sali but it might be of interest to beauty nerds.
I feel like weâre looking at different pictures. She looks fine!
There is a LOT of fake news in that series.
Has anyone watched this? It's based on the American beauty industry but some of it is quite shocking. I found the nails episode quite distressing about the health impacts on the workers.
Sorry that it's not about Sali but it might be of interest to beauty nerds.
Can you say what is fake?
They point to a number of studies in the nail episode which simply donât say the things they say they do. Have a look at labmuffinâs IG account. She is a cosmetic chemist (chemistry PhD, so knows her tit), she debunks a lot of the âjournalismâ in that series. Her handle is @labmuffinbeautyscience
@Django, scientific studies can be tricky to read if you donât know what youâre looking at. Extrapolating results and applying the conclusions to real life scenarios can be difficult as they are written for a specific, professional audience who understand the technicalities being discussed, not laypeople. However, if you donât understand what youâre reading, you shouldnât be pretending you do and presenting it as âfactâ using that source, because youâve misrepresented that personâs work and misled your reader.
@Django, scientific studies can be tricky to read if you donât know what youâre looking at. Extrapolating results and applying the conclusions to real life scenarios can be difficult as they are written for a specific, professional audience who understand the technicalities being discussed, not laypeople. However, if you donât understand what youâre reading, you shouldnât be pretending you do and presenting it as âfactâ using that source, because youâve misrepresented that personâs work and misled your reader.
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I donât want to police the thread, and Iâm sure the mods will delete me if Iâm overstepping, but it is possible to explain something without being insulting or rude.
We learn a lot from one another here and treat one another respectfully, even when we disagree, but also when someone is simply asking a question/interested in learning more.
Also, I think Saliâs dreadful crowâs feet look absolutely fine to me, and I can see her face up pretty close
We learn a lot from one another here and treat one another respectfully, even when we disagree, but also when someone is simply asking a question/interested in learning more.
Also, I think Saliâs dreadful crowâs feet look absolutely fine to me, and I can see her face up pretty close
Weâs got standards over here in shithead corner.
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