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In the very early days it was around Xmas time Paul lavers was demonstrating some magic paint where you put some drops in a bowl of water and then dipped pottery in it and when you pulled it out the paint stuck to the pottery almost like creating your own dinner service pattern, magic marvel or...

Am I missing something, does this thing do anything my oven can't do? not familiar with the air frying concept and none the wiser after watching 10 mins of the presentation? having just bought a super duper new oven (heats up to 230 in less than 10 mins) and thought this may compliment it but...

Interesting. I can tell immediately whether the shampoo suits my hair. For years and years I was using 3 times more conditioner than shampoo and it never struck me why until a few years ago (after switching to Tigi I mentioned above). Nowadays I use a lot less conditioner about 70% less. These...

That was the polti I think. I've bought 3 steam generators and the first 2 cost a lot of money but didn't last that long. The last one I nought was 18 months ago and is a swan from amazon £66 can't really tell any difference, we'll not hundreds of pounds difference.

Tigi Bedhead Resurrection is amazing and has transformed my hair. I have also used it on my daughters hair since she was a baby and we both have lush hair (despite my regular bleaching and toning and ageing hair)

This is the skin care range I use, and exclusively on my face and it's heavenly. Buying direct is better as you do get some good samples and their customer service is faultless.

Daily Mail road tested this a few months ago along with other 'normal' irons. For it's money it didn't score that well, something like 3/5. For that price I'd want it to do the washing and hang the clothes up afterwards.

The you tube product ad made me cringe and giggle in equal measures, the daily mail road tested it, it didn't score that well, particularly for the size of its price tag. http://youtu.be/AcO_4u2GRgQ

Ive been toying whether to get another iPhone (not had a mobile phone for 2 years now) DH emailed me a link to a refurb for £239 or £289 for the 64GB. Not sure I could ever justify £500 on a phone.

Oprah brought this idea to the masses in the 90s :) the corresponding book was called A Simple Abundance if my memory serves me well

Ive found the Wella Pro (red bottle) quite good for not stripping colour. Some shampoos and conditioners especially Pantene coat the hair in silicone and it can form a barrier against the colour taking properly and can fade even more easily. Red is notoriously a fast fader though.

I deleted the app because it was rubbish, just use web version now

Could you PM me the seller please? The ones I've seen are only a few pounds cheaper x

I've got loads, BM, Estée Lauder double wear, 2 different MAC, maybelline and some BB creams. I really fancy trying Laura Mercier and Illamasqua, the former is supposed to be really good. Out of the ones I've got I don't really prefer one over the other although I'm using the BB cream at the mo...

You don't have to send qualifications unlike some other wholesalers, I know lots of people that buy from them without issue. As long as you don't buy machinery etc that needs training it's ok x

http://www.beautyexpress.co.uk/beauty-skincare/#filterkey=brand&brand=|comma|BR_SBC&page=1

Crazy angel is good for novices as the guide is dark and you only need one coat which you can apply with a mitt or gloves, if you shower rather than bathe, use oil free moisturiser after you leave it on to develop overnight you get a good 5 days if not more out of it. It's a good colour too.

I daren't say how much nail envy is to buy trade, if you're into nails it's almost worth getting certified to buy from the distributor wholesale lol

It wasn't the last TSV I bought but a previous one, the dock is separate to the unit, hence 2 power supplies which is a nuisance.