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Yeah, buy paste copies of jewellery commemorating one of the most uhappy marriages of all time. And if this really was an accurate facsimile of a Coco Chanel piece you can bet your bottom dollar that Chanel would sue them for copyright infringement. Just cheap tat, expensively marketed.

I doubt even that's truthful. I can't believe she does anything other than nod her head when the collection is preassembled for her by the QVC buyer. All that tosh about being "really serious" about this venture rings a bit hollow. I can only see the range lasting for as long as she has left on...

Loved it when Chloe described them as "horrific value". The yankeedoodle guest looked a little surprised...

Definitely had veneers on her front teeth. That probably pushes the lips out a bit, but there's also some filler in there too. I preferred her with dark hair. I know folk don't like her on here but she's always well-groomed and puts our scruffy "resident beauty expert" to shame.

Whatever it is, the price will probably be substantially cheaper on Amazon's own site during the preceeding week for Black Friday (24th November). There are usually hourly deals and most of their own tablets, Kindles and Alexa items are usually heavily discounted.

Probably all the baloney about inventing the stuff because of their Oxbridge scientific background. In reality, most of the stuff looks like standard re-badged Chinese warehouse merchandise.

The two It sales women are a bit over-painted and loud. The models look shiney, slimey, ashy and cakey at once. Quite an achievement.

Pantone produce reference guides for designers and manufacturers so that colours are exactly as they should be rather than just an approximation. You'd never know this from how QVC abuses the term. They often spout cobblers about some vaguely green outfit being the "Pantone colour" of the...

Jackie's hair has always been dreadful. Even before she had the extensions it always looked dead and over-processed. She needs to ditch the bleach for a while and go back to something like her real colour. The contrast with Amanda Wakeley's expensive barnet on the bags show tonight couldn't have...

Regularly eat home made popcorn. Dead easy to make and never had a problem. Would never pay the stupid prices of this QVC stuff.

4 is the maximum they can legally do here or they'd need a consumer credit licence.

... or that diet plan from Marie-Francoise's heavy sister. (Twas slightly embarrassing when she didn't look anything like her promo pic on the cover of her book and was a few stone heavier).

Her website is just a Wordpress installation with a nice custom template. All she'll have to do is type in a box to update things.

It seems they managed to include one of Alison Young's classic made-up words just for authenticity. We don't get "paintented" this time, but we do get "improtant":

Nice website. I just don't recognise the woman they've used in all the photographs ;-) The QVC mentions are well below the fold... I'm guessing she's planning a move - or at least the threat of a move to use as a bargaining chip next time her contract is up for renegotiation.

The exorbitant p&p pays for the 30 day money back guarantee. It is a very expensive "free" trial as always with QVC. Sadly, people fall for it.

The brand representative (and the inventor, her dad, shown in photos) are both clearly Botoxed to buggery. Someone needs to ring in and ask her to raise her eyebrows or try to frown.

Just buy yourself a derma roller from Amazon for about £5. I can't imagine the pretty light makes any difference. You need at least 0.5mm length needles to create the trauma that stimulates collagen and for anti-ageing. Shorter needles are only any good at increasing absorption of creams and...

I generally like her; she's normal. Didn't see the offending top, but do wish she'd wear something other than those old lady "swollen feet" flat shoes.

Wish they'd get rid of Anton. Always looks a good 20 years out of date and is dreadful at anything Latin.