Thank you
Can someone pls tell me how would I know I have dry skin vs normal? I always say I'm dry but maybe that's just dehydration? My skin will often feel tight and sometimes it's flakey, but that's more to do with tret, I think?
Sali Hughes #52 Been there, seen it, done it, knew about it first. Always done it.
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Can someone pls tell me how would I know I have dry skin vs normal? I always say I'm dry but maybe that's just dehydration? My skin will often feel tight and sometimes it's flakey, but that's more to do with tret, I think?
Dymo label maker bought by daughter cos she likes it. I’m looking forward to labelling my one basket that has a bit of moisturiser in it.
Slippery slope - you'll be orange and chinning things before you know it!
i remember that, i thought it was very cruel
Sali’s specialist subject! (Or it was before she moved on to glow or whatever.) Includes bonus old-school video:Thank you
Can someone pls tell me how would I know I have dry skin vs normal? I always say I'm dry but maybe that's just dehydration? My skin will often feel tight and sometimes it's flakey, but that's more to do with tret, I think?
Beauty: Dehydrated skin products | Sali Hughes
Think you've got dry skin? It may just be dehydrated – and there's a host of products out there to help combat it, says Sali Hughes
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... I buy a dozen bottles at a time....
....this brilliant hand treatment is now in all my handbags and on my washbasins....
Can't believe I fell for this tit back then.
....this brilliant hand treatment is now in all my handbags and on my washbasins....
Can't believe I fell for this tit back then.
Or 'Luckily, now that the beauty industry at last understands the difference...' I.e. I knew this long before the beauty industry did.
The signs were there.
How to roast a chicken
a chicken
a chicken
From a vegetarian no less!
Will they edit out her gasps? 
Though I didn't really notice them until someone pointed the gasps out now I can't unhear them
(and full disclosure I talk too fast and would be a terrible audiobook narrator)
Though I didn't really notice them until someone pointed the gasps out now I can't unhear them
(and full disclosure I talk too fast and would be a terrible audiobook narrator)
It’s as though Delia never existed.
Seriously, who is honestly hearing/seeing snippets of this and thinking ‘oh I must buy that’?
It's going to be one for the Salinistas. Will it gain any new fans though?
Squinting at the blurry words I think I can make out 'how I roast a chicken in my Brighton house is not how I roasted it in my old London flat or how I learned it in my grandmother's kitchen in the South Wales Valleys. Birds vary too'.
(Not joking)
Oh lord.
Advice on how to cook a chicken from a vegetarian? 
This book is going to keep her thread busy for decades!
That’s going to alienate a few people.
Google helps with chicken cooking. And a lot of other stuff.
I bet Nigella's shaking in her boots.
Such a book won't be purchased by anyone looking to improve their roast chicken game, it'll be purchased by the Salinistas who enjoy her writing style. And it will also be aimed at the Christmas present buying market
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