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Are they really waterproof though? Or are they going to have water stains/mud stains/grass stains etc all over them after a couple of wears - especially the light colours. For those of us (like me) that live in the sticks, trek through fields while walking dogs, there's mud, puddles, cow muck...

Well I would actually like to try this as I've had Tweaked products before and loved them. However, £45 for shampoo and conditioner? Do me a favour. Yes I know they are supersized which means too expensive to send back if you don't like them and if you do like them you're still using them in...

Yes, that's me. I want my candles to smell lovely, not burn out in 10 minutes and not cost upwards of £50. Hard to please I know! I used to buy Village candles and the Goose Creek melts but the cost is now way above what I'm prepared to pay so I go for the supermarket cubes. Probably not...

I bought a Clickfree backup disk thingy years ago and it was a decent bit of kit. Don't have a smartphone or tablet so don't need anything else. Buying for Christmas presents now so I won't be buying anything unnecessary. CC

I saw a bit of Craig today with various presenters and he was acting like a complete nob. I turned it all off. I'm getting a bit fed up of all the faux hilarity and shrieking and mucking about. Just tell me about the product, you don't need to sing to me. CC

I'm a bit over Yankee. Not willing to spend £70 to see if they've sorted out their "smells of nothing" candles. Asda do these cubes and you can burn one or two a day in a burner (6 cubes for £2) and they really smell nice. CC

Rarely buy L'Occitane and the odd time I have bought it as gifts the brand name has gone right over the recipient's head so I might as well have bought them a supermarket brand. No from me. CC

I think Deborah Anne is Canadian, not American. She has a lovely figure so is ideal for the underwear modelling. CC

Come on, we all know it will be Simon Biagi and they'll be selling buckets as an add on to catch all the vomit :sick: CC

I only like the PCMC, toner and mask, hate cleansing balms and the Frangipani and Lime/ginger are real old hat fragrances that have been going for years. Elemis need a rethink on their TSVs, especially Christmas ones. Definitely not buying. CC

I like Deborah Anne, she's been on Q for ages. She's always smiley and happy looking, unlike some of the others. CC

If one has a man in the house you need one of these. Much easier to wash than the floor! I cancelled the blanket. I've got far too many and I need that money for Christmas presents. Sense took over. CC

He he he he, someone's been shopping in Boots. I got the Ordinary star buy set, a Garner hydration set with the micellar water which I like and some body and hand hydration cream/food for a couple of quid. Free delivery, all in around £45. No one I know likes Elemis so TSVs have to be all...

Decent price to be fair. Might be good for my teenagers (if I had any!). CC

The colour "helltaupe" is particularly boring :LOL: Don't know why QVC bother with Kipling anymore, they really haven't had any new ideas for a very long time. CC

Didn't Strato say he was having trouble with this site - pages taking ages to load I think. CC

I sent back that heated drier as it was rubbish, including very flimsy. Not keen on buying more of that brand. Also, having to sit through a presentation by Anne Dorrington is something beyond my capabilities. I shall look elsewhere. CC

Thanks for your suggestions everyone. I was going to look at this BUT is it the buy cheap, buy twice scenario. I'd rather pay more for one that real people have recommended. CC

Yes, she's always banging on about them when she's not talking about her cellulite and hot flushes. CC

I'm glad I went for the Gatineau TSV too Cashers. I am totally not fussed on the Elemis body stuff as it's really ordinary. I've also found that new serum superskin from LE which is really good so I might be buying a lot less Elemis from now on - although I do really like all the superfood...