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I agree with Rosey – it’s horses for courses. I wear a ton of make up! :blush: I like to look polished, and as if I made an effort - but not like an overcooked glittery rainbow! I mostly choose my make up on the basis of tone and texture and light reflection rather than full on colour. I...

:flower::hi::sun: :wave: Welcome to the forum Jacqueline, :wave::sun::hi::flower: (I'm a Jacqueline as well! :rock: ) I'm a bit of an anomaly. I can completely see why Alison Young drives people mental, :headbang: but I think she's brilliant! :rock: Likewise Julia. I get what people say about...

:hi: Cave girl you naughty thing! :clapping::rock::giggle::grin: Laughing so hard set off a mammoth coughing fit and a mad dash for the loo. :blush: If only I'd bought that pelvic toner when it was on! :mysmilie_11:

I grab them gently by the forearms as you would a tantrumming child, assume a kindly expression and explain in my best infants school teacher sing song voice that I buy a lot of make up, and I'd like to have a look at this range, but they're being a bit offputting. That usually shuts them up...

That is a little odd. They don't usually do that do they?

Fair is a better match for me as well, but I can get away with Fairly Light so long as I use a light hand and take it down onto my neck to make it match.

Me too chick, me too!

Oh I'd forgotten about Kevin - and Prescriptives. Both used to be favourites of mine. How soon we forget eh? :blush: I think the young man from Jemma Kidd is very good. He always shows the colours on skin and - crucially - gets the names right, which is more than anyone else seems to be able...

I do. I can wear BE Fairly Light but not Fair Balance and Brighten. It looks orange on me. :eek: I forgot to say : I like the look of that TSV at first glance. Thanks for telling us about it Maykitten. :flower:

That was going to be my next question. What's the relationship between demos and purchases? I find it very odd that I dislike Mally's demo's but keep buying (and loving) her make up! Ooh The DuWop lady!! :eek: I fear for the models! :eek: She handles them rather roughly I think.

:hi: I can't believe I forgot about S.J.! :blush: Having seen her work on dozens of QVC viewers at a QVC beauty event I have boundless respect for her skills. She rocks :rock: I love what Mally does to AY as well, seeing what she looks like this time is part of the reason I tune in! :grin...

:hi:I like Rupert from New CID because he actually shows you how to do things, and George from Bobbi Brown because she creates such pretty looks. No disrespect to Paul whom I like too, it's just that he's talking and showing us the colours so he doesn't have as much time to do the actual make...

I don't know the exact method, but the one thing I am certain of is that none of it's random. Email and ask for an invitation. Lots of people decline, so they'll look at your buying profile and maybe you'll get one. You've got nothing to lose. :happy:

It's my opinion that they don't need to invite the really big spenders - they're already big spenders. It's the people they think just need a little bit of encouragement to become big spenders who get invited to these things. :grin: I don't know if I'd go again, but if you haven't been before...

The only people who have ever made me feel like a chump for spending so much money at QVC were Alexis from L'Occitane, and the Pecksniff's lady who were both snappish with us (my daughter and I) at a viewer event. Alison Young was very gracious, even though I'm sure she finds it all a bit of...

:hi: I use my Sue Devitt sharpener too.

:hi:I got an email to say that the AD is on it's way this afternoon. :rock:

Unwanted hair is a daily fact of many women's lives. Why should we have to be ashamed of it, and secretive about what we do to get rid of it? I think it's good for all the poor ladies who are struggling with unwanted hair when they give something like this a proper demonstration. I thought...

The black and white thing looks like the 24/7 eyeliner system where you put white powder on top of pencil and then coloured powder on top of that. It gives a slightly softer (depending on application)longer lasting effect. One of the wells in Mally's large eyeshadow palettes is usually a flesh...

I'm not absolutely sold on the eyeshdow colours but otherwise that looks pretty good for me. :clapping: :clapping: :clapping: