The days when her forehead had movement
Yes it is fascinating isn't it? It's a sort of prostrating in front of the great leader. People saying the most ridiculous thing in praise of them to garner approval and get the all important 'like' ticks. The 'we are so lucky Caroline even bothers to talk to us' comments are beyond belief. And the vicious turning on anyone who dares to say quite mildly 'erm but I don't agree' is scary. They would probably buy her shite if she sold it to them in a neon kit bag.I was just reading the comments from CH's Facebook group over on her thread, and they are in the same vain as Sali's used to getting. And it really is like watching the dynamics of a cult. I can somewhat wrap my head around influencers not giving a shit and peddling whatever pays, but this level of worshiping and mindless following, that would make a great paper/study for someone, is beyond me.
Attached are her editing and other roles according to SHB and salihughes.com which no longer exists.Loaded, I think.
That's not an argument, that's a bunch of anecdotesJust had a look at this. What kind of name is Insanity for a management company?? And as for this “In 2016, she accepted a prestigious invitation to address The Oxford Union, arguing that beauty, feminism and substance are not mutually exclusive” her side lost the debate. Her’s was not a compelling argument - it’s worth watching. (The proposition was a dubious one to be fair)
Twats’ Weekly.Out of interest what magazine did she edit?
I suspect her new management have a word as my feeling is the majority of her content now is going to be #ads and if she's her usual rude, snippy and arrogant self not many brands will want her shilling their products.SH is being super-attentive and polite on the straightener #AD
She’s definitely always done that. I know this because I used to think it was really cool and started doing it myself.The days when her forehead had movement, she looked nice there. Is that why she does that weird sniffing thing now - limited movement in one place has generated a habit in another
Totally agree on the red lipstick not suiting everyone. I know women who hated it on themselves but still persisted as they had been led to believe it suited everyoneAnd no a bold red lip does not suit everyone.
Sadly no. But I only now ever shampoo the roots and massage my scalp for a couple of minutes and use conditioner from mid length down. Also I never use a brush, just a wide tooth plastic cheapy comb. It takes more time (my hair is long but with a horrible tendency to get knotty) but I realised a brush, even a tangle teezer, was simply tearing hair out thus making it thin. Ooh actually contradicting myself (SH style) I use old school 2 in 1 Wash and Go as my shampoo and then any old conditioner on the ends and my hair is so thick and healthy. Maybe give it a try? I got mine for £1 in Asda. (I''ve stocked up on it now as it keeps selling out). So not too spendy. I've tried other 2 in 1s but they don't seem as good.
If my Wash and Go tip appears in a Colin I'll be livid btw
Well the names have been removed but now it just reads like I’m crazyGood question. I know who it was and I know that I was really surprised to find out how many mods there were in the ‘shed’ considering how little they appeared to actually do. They were pretty hot on identifying spam and fake stuff for sale but not so great at making sure posters were behaving. I believe Sali was away at the time and said she would have dealt very differently had she been aware of what happened.
Also, has anyone else felt the curse of ‘universally flattering? Whenever SH has described a product as such I can 99% guarantee it will make me look half dead. I came to think that was code for ‘looks good on all my mates’.
Christ, she’s so incredibly uncomfortableJust had a look at this. What kind of name is Insanity for a management company?? And as for this “In 2016, she accepted a prestigious invitation to address The Oxford Union, arguing that beauty, feminism and substance are not mutually exclusive” her side lost the debate. Her’s was not a compelling argument - it’s worth watching. (The proposition was a dubious one to be fair)
She delivered the concluding comments (she starts speaking at 52.30):
Loaded, I think.
I can't remember the exact quote but the meal one should feature too "I paid obvs" or whatever it wasI think the next few thread titles should be a tribute to us Tattlers’ favourite (pretty) iconic Sali quotes. ‘Does your luggage have a ticket’ first then just plain ‘Word’ then onto ‘I paid’ and working up to my absolute favourite ever Sali moment ‘ARE YOU A VET?’
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