To this day I don't understand how what (to my eyes) seems like a 'basic' T' that they sell for £80+ and people obviously purchase them (otherwise the same item wouldn't be on (or variations of), have these people not heard, there are 'cheaper' out there!
Everything that comes out of that 'dear dear' (clearly 'afflicted') mouth I take with huge 'bonkers' amount of salt, she may be on par with other 'guest sellers', but the claims and terminology used is a 'patronising tap on the head' type movement!
I think if there is still any checking of the legality of the claims they make, there must be some nervous lawyers...
And if you want ''your blue' colourway, you will have to order green because some of the fashion buyers at qvc are colour blind.
I'd forgetter about Pippa Dee. My mum bought a 70s (it was the 70s) stretchy long shiny purple print dress from there and wore it to parties (the kind that were held at home with pineapple and cheese on sticks and cheap white wine). I always thought she looked very glamorous
I bought them about 10 years ago and they were useless then. Was glad to use them up
Exactly. It's always water-soluble, whatever the 'baked in grime' is, hence it comes off with very little effort and the product looks miraculous. I'd like to see it used on a real old chip pan or roasting dish.
"Classic Black" irritates me almost as much as "Winter White". Unless they're selling the item in spring or summer of course, when it reverts to plain old "white"
I think winter white is more of an "off white" or ivory shade as opposed to brilliant white. Agree about the crisp bit though, same here though my socks usually come out a bit crisp!
haha - you've clearly seen my 'pristine whites'.Somehow creased grey washed out looking a bit limp just doesn’t sound the same
Remembering, of course, to do the 'Tova Arc' of spraying, thus getting all the equipment, beside table, curtains and whatever smelling of a tart's boudoir.
Winter white is a colour. It is white with a touch of cream in the dye. I like it as it is not so stark against my old face. Grey is now also a good colour for me. My face colouring has faded over the years. I am now pale with just a touch of pink in my cheeks.
A French friend of mine wore a sparkly black top from M&CO last Xmas. She looked very glamorous in it. I was tempted to rush out and buy one!
These celebs who are breaking the law about travel and holding parties should be prosecuted and fined and shamed. I don’t mean a few hundred quid either they seem to think they are special and above the law.
Did she wear it with a leopard print midi skirt & ankle boots? At risk of stereotyping, French women are chic & Italian women have style. I can't see MH clothes being allowed in either country, let alone being bought.
