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All microcurrent devices need a conductive gel to enable them to work. You only need the tiniest amount though so it's not messy :smile:

I've never used a Tua Trend so cannot help you on that front. it sounds like it is more time consuming from the presentations I have seen. Hmmm .. doesn't look like they have it instock on IW at the moment. I am sure it was a Salon Essentials item. I saw it air about 3 weeks ago.

She was so cute, wasn't she? couldn't keep her eyes off Debbie.

I don't have this but I do have a TreSonic (the cheaper sonic cleansing brush they sell on QVC), which I like. You can use that on your body too. I think I paid £30 for mine - but that was in late 2009.

I ordered some A'kin stuff from Salonskincare on Wednesday afternoon. As it was free delivery, they said it would take 5-7 working days - but I got it at 9.30 this morning! QVC REALLY need to pull their fingers out.

That Quackwatch link reckons it costs $438-$458 per month for a skin care and nutrient program based on your prescribed skin type :mysmilie_466::mysmilie_466:

It's called Nuface. They sell it on QVC over there ... not sure if they'll ever sell it here. http://www.mynuface.com/

I have an American microcurrent device, which looks similar to that one they had on IW recently. With mine, you glide it gently across the skin and repeat each step 3 times (takes about 5 mins in total to do forehead, cheeks and neck). The muscles don't twitch and there's no tingling, even on...

LE products carry the BUAV symbol which is the leaping bunny with stars.

They may have been part of the range Heidi Klum does for them. I think they are embellished!

I think most of the ones they sell are QVC are the narrow fitting. You should be able to see footprints on the insole in the pictures. If it's filled in, then it's a narrow fit. If you can only see the outline of a footprint, then it is the regular fit (or wide if you prefer).

Quite pricey! Alcohol denat is the 2nd ingredient in the serums, and the third in the spritzer. I thought that could be drying and irritating, so not quite sure how it 'Loves Your Skin'!

Saying you don't test on animals doesn't really mean much if you buy your ingredients from a supplier who does, or doesn't adhere to a fixed cut off date. According to the BUAV, the 'ban on animal tested cosmetics in the EU is in jepodary - http://www.buav.org/our-campaigns/no-cruel-cosmetics...

The long ones look like floral hospital gowns.

The problem is, the info given out yesterday was confusing. The Ronni Nicole size chart for the TSV dress said a size 14 had a 36.5ins chest so I can't imagine it was that helpful when Julia said she has a 37ins bust and was wearing a size 10.

Looks like something out of a Christmas cracker. He must really hate rabbits to make them look that ugly! Yuck.

Couldn't believe my ears when I heard that. Since when has a size 10 had a 37in bust?! There must be one hell of a lot of stretch in these frocks!!! And normally Julia doesn't bother me but today I was not liking the continual "I am size 10 but Joy is a 16/18" spiel.

Aye - all that bluddy fairy dust ain't cheap.

I missed that but I did hear them saying you should buy the TSV as a preventative measure, even if you don't have dandruff/an itchy scalp. Surely that's like saying you should buy an acne product even if you've never had acne - just to be on the safe side. Made me think it wasn't selling...

I have a Morphy Richards one I got in Tesco a few years ago (think I paid £16 for it, in the sale). I LOVE mine and use it all the time in the winter. I've left it on when I've popped out for a few hours but I've never left it unattended all day. I've also left it on over night (smell in the...