Keeping cool in black. Because goth. (Read as c**t)I wonder what wisdom she imparted in that heatwave fashion podcast the other day since she's spent the summer so far clad like it's November in the Arctic Circle.
Maybe because she knows we know about the Whistles discount, and she is being honestWhy's she starred declaring discounts? She surely has Matches and Net a Porter discounts but never mentions them when she's saying her bag/coat/belt/scarf/trainers are by such and such designer
It's really early but thread title contender.No affiliates, no commission, no iron.
Still cackling over Dollar Store Johnny Cash.If you’re going for tortured and bizarre fashion references to American men Sali, a Dollar Store Johnny Cash would probably have been better
Beautiful work.
Jeeeeeeesus. “You can even buy a little brush…” just use an old toothbrush you prick. And what are the labels made of? Rice paper? Ffs.The absolute bleeping hubris of her writing this column. She who can’t pass a Superdrug without buying 6 things made from plastic.
![]()
I’ve quit single-use travel minis in favour of refills | Sali Hughes
There is no justifiable reason to buy those tiny shampoo bottles when you could use a plastic-free solid barwww.theguardian.com
Yes because we don't have 8448834756 different products on the go. I manage to see the difference between my shampoo and my body lotion without a label.She also says this like it's something new? Decanting products into travel bottles has been around for ages. And most of us manage to do it without requiring a labelling machine
She's stopped buying travel minis? Why would she have even started? It's not as if 'travel minis bars' are a relic from the days when we were less conscious of waste. They're a pretty recent thing.The absolute bleeping hubris of her writing this column. She who can’t pass a Superdrug without buying 6 things made from plastic.
![]()
I’ve quit single-use travel minis in favour of refills | Sali Hughes
There is no justifiable reason to buy those tiny shampoo bottles when you could use a plastic-free solid barwww.theguardian.com
For the record the ‘transparent airport-friendly pouch’ she mentions wouldn’t cut the mustard at Manchester airport (and I’m sure a lot of others) as you need to have your liquids in a very specific sized (small) ziplockThe absolute bleeping hubris of her writing this column. She who can’t pass a Superdrug without buying 6 things made from plastic.
![]()
I’ve quit single-use travel minis in favour of refills | Sali Hughes
There is no justifiable reason to buy those tiny shampoo bottles when you could use a plastic-free solid barwww.theguardian.com