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I've been working my way through the sachet flavours, and not keen on the majority of them. The only ones I'd buy are the 50% milk, and possibly the salted caramel though I couldn't detect any saltiness. I quite liked the white chocolate vanilla (tasted like Nestle Milky Bar). The rest were too...

I thought it would have been nearer the £99 mark!

I like the look of this TSV, though unlikely to buy as I don't like the feather or Angel charms on my preferred colour choices. I have a couple of Annie Haak items, either received as gifts or bought during offers. I like the range, as I prefer daintier bracelets, whereas Bibi Bijoux costume...

I've only tried semi skimmed milk with the Velvetiser, I'd say nice and smooth, no froth.

Tried the Caffe Latte today, not to my liking at all, far too sweet.

Thanks for the report, it was your link to the you tube video that persuaded me to buy. If you have a food processor with a grating attachment, that might be worth a try.

Well that was unexpected - after posting earlier today, the Q letter and the Velvetiser arrived this afternoon, despite no shipping notification, account still says in process, and ive not yet been charged! Just tried the 50% milk chocolate one - very nice, not too sweet, and just the right...

I I've never ordered a direct despatch afore. I know they said allow 7-10 working days, but clearly lots of people have received theirs already. No money charged to my card yet, so nowhere near being shipped

One week on from ordering and mine still hasn't been shipped☹

The difference is though, that Liz Earle and Molton Brown both are listed on Cruelty Free International website as certified Cruelty Free, Emma Hardie is not- which Is why I question their legitimacy of displaying the logo.

I find it odd that if Emma Hardie brand had achieved certified cruelty free status, surely they would have declare that on their own website, but they don't. And it's not listed when you search on the Cruelty Free International website. I found the link to the questionable status of the nail...

Thanks for this, however nothing on that link mentions certified status, nor does Emma Hardie appear on Cruelty Free International (who certify with leaping bunny) website, so I'm not convinced. I do remember a nail polish company (can't remember which one but m&s stocked it) put the bunny logo...

Is that definite, I can't find Emma Hardie on the Cruelty Free international website.

John Lewis are price matching Joules discount

The code us on Joules home page of their website

At first glance I thought not bad, but it made everyone wearing it look larger than they are. And, its polyester, so it's a no from me

I thought PJ bottoms too.

I'm quite happy to use open toiletries after their supposed shelf life, if it looks and smells ok I don't have a problem continuing to use them.

I can't take him seriously any time

I'm a 12/14, the only Joules item I've tried is a harbour top. 12 is too small for comfort, 14 is too loose but I'm relying on reviews that say harbour tops always shrink in the wash. As for this TSV, polyester knitwear? No Thanks!