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Go for it Jayne it is a complete no brainer - I would say it is probably the best thing I have ever bought from QVC. The first few times you use it, it seems a bit faffy as it takes quite a while to do but you find your own way of doing it easier each time. I really love having perfectly...

I went with crumpets this morning. Did think about having Alpen Porridge but thought the crumpets would go stale if I didn't eat them :) Same here with the weather - absolutely hissing down here, which has put paid to our normal sunday morning walk. Hope it might clear up later so we can walk...

The starter kit on QVC also usually contains 2 extra varnishes and a remover kit so is better value.

Another vote here for the Garnier 7 day one, I like the one with the shea butter in it. It is the best I have ever used and I have tried some of the most expensive ones. As above I buy it when they have offers on in the supermarkets or boots - BOGOF or half price. Cheap as Chips.

Mine is 8 digits starting with a 1 - I joined about 6 months or so after they started.

The only thing about the Sensationail (which you can buy from Boots too) is that the bottles of stuff are very small and you can only get about half the number of manicures out of them than with the RCM, so this actually makes it work out more expensive in the long run.

You can buy them directly from redcarpetmanicure.co.uk with free p&p - and if you go to their facebook page they do a colour of the week every week which you can buy for 1/2 price when buying any other colour.

I commented last night "why do we need all the layers"? Why put a pale make up on then put on bronzer to get some colour, highlighter to get some glow etc. etc. Why not just go for a product all in one which gives the correct colour and amount of glow all in one. Who has got time to do all...

Lulu tweeted this the other day - I expect by the time I can get to a sainsbury's they will all be sold out - or they probably won't get any stock in my local store in the first place. I do have the one they sold for the Royal Marsden Hospital as I could buy that online. And I have a few of...

She was one of the 'outside presenters' on GMTV if you know what I mean. Going to towns that were flooded etc. to report. I saw her for the first time today on the Decleor hour and was impressed. Hope she doesn't change. Debbie Flint started the next hour commenting on how Jackie was a new...

i have the french manicure kit and although it is quite difficult to do it is not as difficult as a normal one as you can keep 'playing' with the RCM one until you are happy, you can keep wiping off and starting over then zap it with the lamp. I bought a craft/nail/reading lamp off ebay which...

I have used Top cash back too but don't like the hastle of having to claim the money rather that it just going straight in your bank every week. So now just stick to Quidco as it is easier.

Don't forget to use Quidco for Feelunique - 7% cashback. Sorry I couldnt use reply with quote - it kept takiing me to the Deal Channel or something when I started to type :taphead:

Thanks Jayne thats a good idea. I already mix a bit of warmth in with some medium beige foundation as it is a bit light - so I could mix some radiance in as well.

I too have nearly the whole radiance left as I don't really use it. It is too pale for me makes me look like a ghost. Time we got a decent TSV. I don't think I bothered to get the last one.

I only bought the Bare Minerals Primer. But that is it. They are not very tempting are they?

I have the stone Franka and that has the striped lining I bought it from last summers LG online sale. I am not too sure but thought that normal LG bags have striped linings and ones made specially for qvc have red lips linings.

Yes any acetone remover works. I love my RCM - it is the best thing I have EVER bought from QVC. I am surprised yours chipped so soon. I do find if it is a dark colour three coats is better as it is a denser coverage. And thinner coats last better so three thin coats is better than two thick...

Put some aceteone nail varnish remover into a bowl and soak your nails for 10-15 minutes. Then use an orange stick to push any that doesnt soak completely off. Remember to oil your nails well afterwards to condition them as the acetone is quite drying.

I like your thinking there Sued. I took a couple of tops back to Wallis which I had ordered online so got a £30 refund today. Then said to hubby - I have spent -£30 now so have to find something to spend it on lol