Loveinamist
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Without seeing a presentation I thought popcorn effect a negative, like orange peel skin. Live and learn.
Fiona's "popcorn" effect
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emma thompson is chatty and loves children. when i had my youngest she would always say hi to her in the buggy. she used to go to the local primary and a few years ago turned up to the school fete to help fundraise. greg her gorgeous husband talks to the bin men its quite funny watching the banter between them.
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Ive heard that been said to many times for it to be a lie lol.
Lets hope someone who's worked with her steps forward and spills the beans :mysmilie_59:
A few years ago I had a discussion with a Decleor beauty therapist in a large department store in the north. She told me Fiona was vile & a total !!!! Who treated her staff like crap & how much the majority of Decleor staff loathed her intensely. She thought nothing of reducing people to tears with her sharp tongue had made some peoples lives sheer hell & lots of therapists left.
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Yes so did I. Has Fiona ever seen popcorn???????
i think she means the way popcorn puffs up when it cooks therfore the decleor product filling in the crevices and lines. it obviously does not work though her labia lines are quite prounounced
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i don't know what is meant by that expression either, and it's only for my part, ever been heard on Q from Fiona.
I can't stand Cilla Black, she came from nothing as so many have, but some celebs still remain quite nice. On a show, someone in the audience mentioned wanting an engagement ring, but they couldn't afford the real deal, so they opted for fake meantime, although it wasn't a cheap fake.
Cilla pipes up and a very derogatory manner, saying she would never wear fake, and that the girl should wear only real etc. I thought to myself, and it has stayed with me, ''you stuck up b....h, because you can afford it'' I won't bore you with the rest but it was her manner that sickened me, she doesn't want for anything and should remember there was a time in her life when she too had n othing.
I have no time for her.
I can't stand Cilla Black, she came from nothing as so many have, but some celebs still remain quite nice. On a show, someone in the audience mentioned wanting an engagement ring, but they couldn't afford the real deal, so they opted for fake meantime, although it wasn't a cheap fake.
Cilla pipes up and a very derogatory manner, saying she would never wear fake, and that the girl should wear only real etc. I thought to myself, and it has stayed with me, ''you stuck up b....h, because you can afford it'' I won't bore you with the rest but it was her manner that sickened me, she doesn't want for anything and should remember there was a time in her life when she too had n othing.
I have no time for her.
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She didn't come across as a nice person on the TV play Cillla starring Sheridan Smith.
ha ha but shes an actress/singer celebrity two faces
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Hi all,
I know this thread is about Fiona (whom I do not know) but just wanted to mention about LK- I know her and have to say that she has always been incredibly down to earth and lovely. She has great loyalty to those around her and aside from one producer (whom I also know) where there was a mutual disagreement, she has generally retained her producers with many working with her for years and often returning. Of course some have left, to be promoted, move away and ITV have been had a lot of staff changes in recent times as they struggle with the Breakfast TV slot. But she is very highly regarded and that is in part one of the reasons why ITV not too long ago had a big celebration of her time working working in Breakfast TV. My experience of her is a professional, kind, generous and decent person who is incredibly grateful for her success.
I know this thread is about Fiona (whom I do not know) but just wanted to mention about LK- I know her and have to say that she has always been incredibly down to earth and lovely. She has great loyalty to those around her and aside from one producer (whom I also know) where there was a mutual disagreement, she has generally retained her producers with many working with her for years and often returning. Of course some have left, to be promoted, move away and ITV have been had a lot of staff changes in recent times as they struggle with the Breakfast TV slot. But she is very highly regarded and that is in part one of the reasons why ITV not too long ago had a big celebration of her time working working in Breakfast TV. My experience of her is a professional, kind, generous and decent person who is incredibly grateful for her success.
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Well I met Bruce when my hubby was on the Generation Game 25 years ago. He was really lovely and we had photos together.
That is not what I saw, what I saw was someone having a good look at the item, watching Simon to see how it is set up and she answered a question Simon asked as to whether you could use your own serums with it so Fiona pointed out not in the machine, needs to be the buds provided with it or you won't get result. So she was interested and honest in my opinion.
She left Decleor ages ago now, I did find out who she was working for now, can't remember the name at the moment.
Nothing to do with Decleor/Q but on the subject of famous people being nice or not, my fiance sort of met Patrick Stewart today. Well, more fell over him is what he did, but yeah. He has dyspraxia so tends to fall over a lot. Patrick Stewart was apparently very nice and concerned in case fiance had hurt himself, thankfully he hadn't.
