Judith Williams TSV 1/9/14

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Anyone got any ideas what it might be?
I do like this range and want to stock up before the inevitable price hike occurs.
Thanks in advance for any info :mysmilie_59::mysmilie_50:
 
Weathergirl said:
Probably won't be Phytomineral range as they did that last time.
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I use them all I'm not fussy lol.
They have never done a diamond TSV yet though have they? That would make a nice change. I have stock of the pink and purple. Either way it is always such good value I will get it whatever it is.
 
Maybe you will get a TSV from the new vitamin C range which was launched in Germany earlier this month?
 
Just looked on her website and it says new life long beauty and that there will be more info on Twitter and Facebook via Judith Williams UK next week. If you want to read what I paraphrased, here is the link
http://www.curabeauty.com
 
iloveshopping said:
Just looked on her website and it says new life long beauty and that there will be more info on Twitter and Facebook via Judith Williams UK next week. If you want to read what I paraphrased, here is the link
http://www.curabeauty.com
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Just checked the website tho not about the tsv it's a bargain for the face tan and body oil they have online same kit on qvc is 29.95 on the jw site it's £12
 
No it definitely mentions the TSV. Left hand side column about halfway down. I would cut and paste the whole small article but my tablet is playing up
 
Got most of the text assuming that it is 1st September this year (as the website is not frequently updated)


"Life Long Beauty TSV on 1 September, we will be posting details about Judith's new TSV on Twitter and Facebook via Judith Williams UK next week so be sure to follow us to learn more."
 
Am going to Germany, just wonder how easily available the range is over there?I know she has a salon in Munich but am not going there this trip.
 
Silver Fox said:
Am going to Germany, just wonder how easily available the range is over there?I know she has a salon in Munich but am not going there this trip.
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You can buy her products either in her Beauty Institute in Munich, online at HSE24.de or in her "Judith Williams Sale" online shop where she sells "older" products mostly not sold at HSE any longer.
 
I like her Magic Make Up. My initial QVC purchase was a duo for about £21 (I can't really remember) but since then I've paid a bit less for just one. I will watch avidly for another duo, finges crossed.
 
I am quite disappointed at her relationship with the Chinese market as, being one of the very few ranges which allowed me to use all the products, I did like using it. So, whilst she claims not to execute - pun intended - animal experimentation and testing, technically she is. She is every bit as guilty as the Chinese chemists who perform the testing for the far eastern market. My principles and devotion to animal welfare will not allow me to use any product which has even the slightest association, however tenuous - I don't think in the JW case it can be classified as such - with testing on animals. It is very convenient to accept the "well, it doesn't say they do test on animals" attitude - for some. This allows them to continue using products "in ignorance." (not). One thing I do find quite inexplicable, is two companies under the same umbrella/parent company, take opposing stances; Aveda doesn't test on animals, yet Aramis does. Both are owned by Estee Lauder. I would further question the morality of a company which, although not testing on animals is admirable, allows itself to be bought out by a larger corporation which is certainly not averse to so doing.
 
The Tsv will be ...

Judith Williams Long Life Beauty 5 Piece Restore & Revitalise Set £37.98 + P&P

Item Number : 206000

This five-piece set contains a brand new and supersize Rose Hand Cream and the new Lift & Plump Lip Care, both created especially for QVC, plus a supersize Rose Mask, a top-rated Neck & Decollete Cream and a moisturising Day Cream, all from the anti-ageing Life Long Beauty range. Re-invigorate your beauty regime with this fabulous five-piece Life Long Beauty ...

http://www.qvcuk.com/webapp/wcs/sto...e&sc=SRCH&pageSize=96&keyword=206000&uattrmb=

(Not available atm)

http://images-p.qvc.com/is/image/uk/2/00/206000.001
http://images-p.qvc.com/is/image/uk/2/00/206000.002
http://images-p.qvc.com/is/image/uk/2/00/206000.003
http://images-p.qvc.com/is/image/uk/2/00/206000.004
http://images-p.qvc.com/is/image/uk/2/00/206000.005
http://images-p.qvc.com/is/image/uk/2/00/206000.006
 
louise66 said:
I am quite disappointed at her relationship with the Chinese market as, being one of the very few ranges which allowed me to use all the products, I did like using it. So, whilst she claims not to execute - pun intended - animal experimentation and testing, technically she is. She is every bit as guilty as the Chinese chemists who perform the testing for the far eastern market. My principles and devotion to animal welfare will not allow me to use any product which has even the slightest association, however tenuous - I don't think in the JW case it can be classified as such - with testing on animals. It is very convenient to accept the "well, it doesn't say they do test on animals" attitude - for some. This allows them to continue using products "in ignorance." (not). One thing I do find quite inexplicable, is two companies under the same umbrella/parent company, take opposing stances; Aveda doesn't test on animals, yet Aramis does. Both are owned by Estee Lauder. I would further question the morality of a company which, although not testing on animals is admirable, allows itself to be bought out by a larger corporation which is certainly not averse to so doing.
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Judith Williams has never produced any evidence to show that her ingredients are cruelty-free, all she ever says is that the finished products aren't tested on animals. No congratulations due there since she's prevented from testing the products by law. Her products are not endorsed by CFI and she has failed to reply to any email enquiries regarding her suppliers and ingredients.

Aveda plays with words when questioned: "Our long-standing policy is that we do not test products or ingredients on animals, nor ask others to test on our behalf, except when required by law." Ask them if they buy ingredients that they know their suppliers have tested/are testing for other companies, and ask them if they have protocols in place to ensure their suppliers are all cruelty-free, and they don't respond. The "except when required by law" is the line that means they can sell into China and other such countries if they want to. In other words, Aveda is not cruelty-free.
 
Jill franks annoyed me just now - She Said that you cannot buy JW LLB anywhere else In the UK apart from Qvc ...... l wish JW Would have corrected her and said that you certainly can - Curabeauty Is her Uk Site
 

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