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She's had it dyed back to the colour it is naturally so she can now leave it for a while to recover from all the torture she's put it through. The roots can just grow out. She did this before some time back and didn't colour it again for quite a while. As it still has colour in it at the...

This is what Catherine says is her natural colour. The curls are Hairdo/Hairyouwear pieces apparently. She said last week that she got them to match her natural colour and was looking forward to wearing them again.

You haven't given a reason why you think Andrews is "a lot more deserving"? Andrews got it for "Services to the Performing Arts" whereas Windsor got hers for "Services to Charity and Entertainment". No charity element with Andrews, she was paid handsomely for her performing arts work, and...

After P&P the most common moan on the FB page is about the length of time it takes for refunds and the unbelievably complicated process they put people through. Q claims that dozens and dozens of returns are never received by them. Never in the history of the world's postal services do so many...

Collins has publicly supported several charities for several decades. In 1982, Collins spoke before the U.S. Congress about increasing funding for neurological research. In 1983, she was named a patron of the International Foundation for Children with Learning Disabilities, earning the...

But what makes those of us on here the arbiters of good taste? Again, it's all a matter of personal taste. I think the make-up (particularly the eye make-up) they do on Tarte, BM, LG, Benefit etc is Ghastly with a capital G, but it almost always sells out so clearly I'm in the minority. And...

Of course, as it was red the day before. According to my hairdresser friend it's better for the hair not to have the colour stripped, so you colour to the natural shade and the colour can then grow out without any further damage, leaving hair its natural colour. Just depends whether she gets...

It all just comes down to personal taste - always demonstrated by how often, at the same time threads like this run here, there's another thread running on Q Facebook full of people saying how great they think So-and-so looks and asking how they've done their hair, what make-up they're wearing...

She went back to her natural colour a couple of days ago. She said her hair was really suffering from all the colouring so she's going to let it have a rest for a while.

Actually they are. All the young women I work with have their roots just like this at the moment, and they tell me it's absolutely on trend. The natural blondes are even having their roots died dark, and the red carpets are full of celebs with dark roots. Google "dark roots blonde hair trend"...

I know exactly what they mean. All my clothes used to be hard to wear - the blouses would never stay tucked in to the skirts, the sleeves would crease at the inner elbow, the skirts and trousers would crease across the top of the legs every time I sat down, pencil skirts would ride up, dresses...

I love that JF keeps saying that the reason we all need this latest gismo is that much as we all apparently love our serums and creams from Gatineau, Decleor, Elemis etc, "they don't do anything about the lines and wrinkles". At last an honest statement about the "premium" skincare ranges - JF...

They're bringing the UK website into line with the US site with same fonts, layout etc.

On that occasion everyone who ordered the bag in Black received it in Tobacco Metal - a ghastly gold metallic colour - it was a real cock-up. I think she's just completely fed up with Q getting so much wrong and not appearing to care how much they inconvenience their customers.

I have a surge protector that I bought in B&Q that's very similar to this, with four 3-pin sockets and two USB. Cost £20. I don't know if the cube is a surge protector, but I always use one so nothing blows if there's a spike.

The Instyler is downright dangerous, it gets ridiculously hot. I burned my hand really badly on the barrel, extremely painful, it took weeks to heal and I now have a bad scar. I've since seen a lot of comments on various sites warning about bad burns, people have posted warnings on the Q FB...

I really enjoyed the show, had had a bad day and it cheered me up. Unlike the Kipling show earlier when Julia didn't notice that one of the available colours wasn't being put up on the screen, or that the screen was showing "Blazing yellow yellow" for the same bag when it isn't made in any...

So we've got two reviews here so far and they reflect those on the Q website. Some people love it and say there's no fake tan smell and some say it doesn't work and smells just as bad as all the others. It must depend on your individual body chemistry so you don't know how it will be on you...

My prescription changes every time I go. I've gone from "readers just to help" to "a total blur without glasses" over the past 10 years. Also I need varifocals which complicates matters. I had my first varifocals with reactive lenses and agree totally about those. You go inside from sunshine...

Only two of the items on the show this morning were from the "With Sleeves" range. Lesley Ebbetts was there in her role as guest stylist, so most of the clothes on the show weren't hers. Everything else was from Kim & Co, Together, Nina Leonard, Diane Gilman and Yong Kim.