Ahaha this comment made me laugh
MawkandI deletes any constructive comments meanwhile Lily will call the person a "Karen" and the circle of ignorance continues. I know some ppl on here have followed Anne and Lily since they started in their early 20s but the person they were then in terms of income and lifestyle are not the people they are now. They will never willingly go back to that no matter how much ppl suggest it. For some reason, ppl on Lily's board will comment how "she should do what she used to do" or go back to the "old Lily". Those people do not exist anymore and haven't for quite a few years now.
MawkandI will spend a fortune on clothes and reno and Lily will spend a fortune on two personal trainers on a weekly basis and trendy Soho furniture that will go out of style in a season. The fact neither has thought to use their obscene income for another side business or biz ventures as another source of income to create generational wealth (and they are def in a position to do that timewise and financially) shows that these two are still in a 20s mentality and just spending on themselves.
I do wonder if they still have friends who do not make as much income as they do (i.e. friends who have to work 5 days a week and do not make six figures) and if their friendships with them have changed. Most likely, they will have removed those friends (either willingly or the friends just cut them out) b/c I can't see those friendships surviving with either of these vacuous ignorant narcissists.
THE HONESTY AND THE FACT THAT HER LIGHTS ARE OFF IN HER HOUSE OVER THISAhaha this comment made me laugh
View attachment 1748676
One last note to Anna: no makeup makeup is doing your brows and blush. It's not a full face of subdued color. Yikes. Did you not get the Hailey Bieber memo?I totally see what you mean
This hairstyle is SO unflattering on her, why does she do it?Ahaha this comment made me laugh
View attachment 1748676
It gives me school kid vibes.This hairstyle is SO unflattering on her, why does she do it?
Rough (and dry, lol) I agree with but masculine is such a weird adjective to use. Is it supposed to be bad? Are there correct ways to be physically masculine and feminine without buying into the stereotypes of beauty standards?She’s been looking extra rough and masculine these days.
Her hair is straight I would say, if you look at her pics after she got a fresh haircut it's pretty apparent. The only waves she gets are the hair straightener ones. (Like Lily, lmao.) And 2a/2b hair brushed out wrong would have more frizz and the "curl/wave pattern" would be less consistent.It gives me school kid vibes.
I can't tell if her hair is straight and she's trying to give it meh texture, or if her hair is a 2b and she doesn't know how to air dry it into its natural texture. This hair looks like 2a/2b hair that's just been brushed as though it's straight hair (a textured hair crime unless you can oil it enough to make it into smooth waves, but the feel will still be weird)
In that case, I don't know why she goes for texturing her hair when she lives in a damp house and it's a damp season in general in the UK. Her hair just kind of looks like a wig these daysRough (and dry, lol) I agree with but masculine is such a weird adjective to use. Is it supposed to be bad? Are there correct ways to be physically masculine and feminine without buying into the stereotypes of beauty standards?
Her hair is straight I would say, if you look at her pics after she got a fresh haircut it's pretty apparent. The only waves she gets are the hair straightener ones. (Like Lily, lmao.) And 2a/2b hair brushed out wrong would have more frizz and the "curl/wave pattern" would be less consistent.
View attachment 1748840
Who is thisRough (and dry, lol) I agree with but masculine is such a weird adjective to use. Is it supposed to be bad? Are there correct ways to be physically masculine and feminine without buying into the stereotypes of beauty standards?
Her hair is straight I would say, if you look at her pics after she got a fresh haircut it's pretty apparent. The only waves she gets are the hair straightener ones. (Like Lily, lmao.) And 2a/2b hair brushed out wrong would have more frizz and the "curl/wave pattern" would be less consistent.
View attachment 1748840
As the kids would say, it's giving...Her face looks particularlyin that TT.
She probably chooses products that aren't suitable for her hair porosity, so the product can't penetrate the hair, leaving an oily film instead. And if she doesn't use cleaning shampoo/peeling, which I doubt she does, each time she adds a new layer of product she also adds up more build-up which leads to her hair looking beaten down, greasy and wet despite being dried. The one length haircut doesn't improve it either.In that case, I don't know why she goes for texturing her hair when she lives in a damp house and it's a damp season in general in the UK. Her hair just kind of looks like a wig these days
She’s been using Bumble and Bumble Sunday shampoo since 2009 lol it strips the life out of your hair. They suggest using it once a week but I bet she uses it every day.She probably chooses products that aren't suitable for her hair porosity, so the product can't penetrate the hair, leaving an oily film instead. And if she doesn't use cleaning shampoo/peeling, which I doubt she does, each time she adds a new layer of product she also adds up more build-up which leads to her hair looking beaten down, greasy and wet despite being dried. The one length haircut doesn't improve it either.
Na, no way she washes her hair daily. Like every other influencer, she makes a huuuge deal out of washing her (very easy) hair. I can smell it all the way from Shoreham.She’s been using Bumble and Bumble Sunday shampoo since 2009 lol it strips the life out of your hair. They suggest using it once a week but I bet she uses it every day.
Also, guys, 🪐new profile pic 🪐
You know what’s said? The Anna in this picture still looks nice, well put together and not outdated. This Anna could sell me her lipstick, her hairstyle and the sweater.Rough (and dry, lol) I agree with but masculine is such a weird adjective to use. Is it supposed to be bad? Are there correct ways to be physically masculine and feminine without buying into the stereotypes of beauty standards?
Her hair is straight I would say, if you look at her pics after she got a fresh haircut it's pretty apparent. The only waves she gets are the hair straightener ones. (Like Lily, lmao.) And 2a/2b hair brushed out wrong would have more frizz and the "curl/wave pattern" would be less consistent.
View attachment 1748840
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?