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Can't stand her.

Menopause does a number on everyone. I don't have wrinkles, but menopausal mayhem brought hollowing under the eyes, no dark circles, just displacement of the fat pads from undereyes to the bleedin' jawline. Skincare can't do a thing about that, if it could it would have to be tested and...

No dentists are accepting NHS patients in my area, so I have had to pay extortionate amounts of money for dental chaos caused by the practitioners of the past. It's beyond infuriating.

You're absolutely spot on. My teeth were wrecked by school dentists endlessly drilling and filling. I've got mercury amalgams that I've had in my mouth for around 53 years. Once menopause hit when I was in my late 40s, my teeth started breaking, and I was told it was because they had been badly...

I must be a complete anomaly then, since I looked exactly the same during a TV interview as I do off-screen, as did the interviewer and other interviewees, most of whom are well known. There certainly would not have been a case for any of us spouting the oft quoted phrase of years ago, 'Of...

TV these days doesn't add weight, it shows how you really look, hence the ubiquitous botox/fillers/veneers/extensions/yo-yo dieting. It's rather pathetic to be so needy for compliments/sympathy/proof of desirability from complete strangers watching you on selly telly and following your...

I've never understood the hype around Ultrasun, but if it works for you, that's great. I would never accept that a sunscreen/block is a once a day application, that just doesn't stand up to the science of protecting skin from sun. I've worked with a dermatologist, and it was always the French...

I use La Roche-Posay sunscreens, and have lately been using the hydrating Ultra Violette facial sunscreen SPF 50. Cult Beauty currently have 20% off sunscreens with the code SUN.

I wondered whose face you were talking about, Grizelda!

Surgery, lasers, radiofrequency, botox, fillers, all manner of things, but definitely not achieved from a piddling pot of cream. Always amazed that anyone falls for the tripe spouted by people who have obviously had multiple procedures.

I haven't watched for at least a couple of years, but well remember the 'literally for you... used by celebrities, literally..' Goodness knows, that twaddle used to irritate me. Literally. Can't imagine my blood pressure if I heard her spouting on about 'all genders'. Think I'd literally...

I'm so sorry to hear that, Patsy. I know that my skin went downhill after chemo, then further down after a heart attack. Our health really shows on our skin, doesn't it? I wish you all the best x

Hi Patsy, The vit C is definitely a good thing to incorporate into your routine. Like you, I don't have wrinkles, but do have slackening, which is a real nuisance.

I'll stick to my much cheaper, and clinically proven, prescribed tretinoin, mixed with azelaic acid and niacinamide. Add factor 50 SPF daily, and it's a routine that makes a real difference to ageing skin.

One of many "fashion" tsvs that render me speechless, and not in a good way. Those pants ...

Fanni By Gaslight takes on a whole different meaning now...

I've never been able to stand her.

An absolute disaster for the UK, and a horrible example of how the manipulators play to the lowest common denominator by playing the nationalist card. As if it could ever have been anything but the hugest mistake for the very idiots who voted for it. Murdoch's lying minions backed up the lies...

Spot on, Sister, couldn't agree more.

The worst thing about social media is that it allows horrible, abhorrent views a platform, and sadly, we live in a world where far too many people, whether through nastiness, or just plain ignorance, subscribe to the extreme bile spouted. Hence we live in a world now where ludicrous conspiracy...