Loveinamist
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Philip Kingsley Elasticizer (£27.50). Invented for Audrey Hepburn, it makes us all look like film stars.
News to me!
News to me!
Elasticizer! Did we know this?
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Yes I did. When old badger hair Philip is on he keeps telling us. What he never says is, created in the 1960s for her. Ingredients etc have moved on a hell of a lot since then, oh and if its so brilliant how come its never worked on him.
Weathergirl
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Tried it years ago and it didn't make any difference except another stage to add to a routine I already didn't have time for.
amn
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Totally agree with Donna, I've never even bothered to watch a programme of his stuff, he gives me a severe case of the creeps.
On the rare occasion I have watched a few minutes of a show, dear old Audrey has ALWAYS been mentioned!!
Really pleased this was posted, it reminded me I got a 40ml sample with a mag last year and just stuck it in the cupboard with hoards of other stuff.......just got it out and trying it now......
Really pleased this was posted, it reminded me I got a 40ml sample with a mag last year and just stuck it in the cupboard with hoards of other stuff.......just got it out and trying it now......
What is the Elasticizer meant to do?
I tried it this morning for the 1st time.
My hair felt very soft when I washed it off and my shampoo lathered quicker and needed less.
I don't THINK my hair looks smoother now its dry but it definitely seems to have more body.......and it feels very soft but not less frizzy.
I tried it this morning for the 1st time.
My hair felt very soft when I washed it off and my shampoo lathered quicker and needed less.
I don't THINK my hair looks smoother now its dry but it definitely seems to have more body.......and it feels very soft but not less frizzy.
I think it is like Wen you either love love it or just can't be a$$ed about it.
So it is horses for courses as my Granny used to say what suits one won't suit another .
At least with Q if you buy it try it and it isn't for you, you can send it back, and if you love it you can shop around for the best price.
So it is horses for courses as my Granny used to say what suits one won't suit another .
At least with Q if you buy it try it and it isn't for you, you can send it back, and if you love it you can shop around for the best price.
Yeah I am so sick of hearing them use a poor dead woman' name to sell a product.
loveallthingsitalian
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Most of my Q is picture and no sound so I don't know who uses which product but OH and I were discussing the fact that JF's hair was a huge improvement on the show she presented with Abby earlier tonight. Previously it was very lank and greasy but tonight looked thick and healthy. Wonder what she uses currently? Not but my hair is completely different to her so it probably is immaterial .
It works really well for me, although it's shockingly overpriced for basic ingredients. I rarely buy it now as can't really afford it, but my hair's definitely better when I've used it. Mini tubes turn up reasonably often free with magazine, that helps.
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Which film star though?
Brissles
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Charlton Heston ???????
As for using 'dead women' to sell products. That company that sell the Jackie Kennedy Collection, are guilty as well. And Galaxy also use a digitised Audrey in their tv ads. They're all at it !!!!
As for using 'dead women' to sell products. That company that sell the Jackie Kennedy Collection, are guilty as well. And Galaxy also use a digitised Audrey in their tv ads. They're all at it !!!!
