Judith Williams TSV Mon 12th Sept

[apple]

Yes, I thought that too, you can get the pure Rosa mosqueta oil in lots of places & she was saying that was the wonder ingredient in her oil.

Is she American? If so I wonder why QVC US don't seem to stock the range?
I'm quite tempted by the TSV to try the range as I've never bought it but am dithering between thinking I might be missing something wonderful or just wasting my money.

That's exactly how I was feeling but have managed to talk myself out of it (it helped when I went and had a look at my stash of creams that need using up).

 

[miss molly]

I found this website with pictures of Judith and her hubby on her wedding day http://www.judith-williams.co.uk/startseite.html

 

[teessvee]

I heard Judith say the Rose oil was Rosa Mosqueta but her's is blended with other oils (or diluted!), you can get 100% pure Rosa Mosqueta oil which I got from my local health shop for £9.95 or see http://www.riohealth.co.uk/Rio-Rosa-Mosqueta.aspx?gclid=CIKf3rL_l6sCFUbwzAodhQ6euQ

Lulu's Youth Juice is another that is blended with lots of other oils and.... things!

The A'Kin oil is excellent too and organic. :nod:

So is it just another name for rosehip oil? I have the A'kin one and it smells funny to me is it supposed to? TIA

 

[borednow]

lovely pics, thanks.

 

[SallyMc]

So is it just another name for rosehip oil? I have the A'kin one and it smells funny to me is it supposed to? TIA

The Akin one doesn't smell of roses - is that what you mean?

Smells sort of....um....."woody" to me.

 

[SallyMc]

Did anyone else go for this?

I am rather liking it so far.

I was concerned about the smell, but I am finding it pleasant and very mild - even the ol smells nice and no problmes yet (it's only 2 days) although I usually have issues with skin stuff that is perfumed.

 

[louise66]

I received this on AD - although the item number was for the one order only the operator assured me it was on AD - and am extremely impressed. I am usually an elemis gal and have, so far, resisted trialing this brand, despite what appeared to be a reasonable price. It is correct what both the presenters and the vendors say: a cheaper price can produce a negative opinion of a product. I have only used it twice thus far, but the smell of the products is divine, and the texture is gorgeous. A minimum amount - one drop - of the pure rose oil is more than enough for me. The main selling point for me - obviously prior to trying the products - is the 'no animal testing/animal products' and the fact that the ingredients are natural. As long as I don't experience an adverse reaction, I will not be cancelling my AD order. The only drawback with that is, I don't think I will be anywhere near the bottom of the jars by the time the next delivery arrives. But the storage and use by time once opened is so long, that it really isn't a problem.
Because the aroma is so sublime, I am about to order the body butter.

 

[donna255]

Ah, but its not pure rose oil, as stated on another thread. A mixture of rosehip and other ingredients, the rosehip can be bought much cheaper and 100% rosehip elsewhere.

 

[borednow]

i am trying out my tinted moisturizer today, looks fine, feels nice and no problems. it looks a bit dark out of the tube, i have medium skin and it blended well but i am curious if anyone with pale skin tried it