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Natalia Trout pout!!!!
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Tellyfreak
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Watching loose women today ( Monday ) & thought she'd turned up on there then looked again & it was Myleene klass what is it with this shiny face look ?.
Floormanger135
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shes filth
DM ME FOR STORIES ABOUT HER
DM ME FOR STORIES ABOUT HER
Don't bother messaging, people have but he has told no stories.
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Lol ok.
I don't mind her but, her dress sense for early morning tv I find baffling. I think it's more apt for a night out well it would be for me if I ever had a night out.
Yes after the last few weeks she's taken to wearing clothes that are as you say baffling for morning tv. I do generally find her informative although lately she seems to fish for more compliments and read the glowing ones out. The giggles are annoyingly unprofessional. I find that odd. I thought she wanted to be seen as a beauty expert. I switched off this morning and looked back on the missed it list.
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I must be in the minority. Can’t stand the woman. Didn’t like her simpering ways when she was a BA on QVC. This was when she looked normal. Strange isn’t it when you take a dislike to someone you don’t know but just want to punch them in the face.
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I wrote this recently:
Do you think Natalia is a shyster, or mad as a box of frogs, or genuinely believes all the stuff she spouts about these beauty products?
I watched a bit and she was talking about skin oxidisation, creams, put some on, said it was working on her neck within 5mins, had resurfaced her skin. As far as I can tell, it just made it a bit lighter because it was white cream.
A while back she read all the box/slide statistics as % of people, when it all referred to expected % improvement over 6 weeks, she read it as % of people who agreed, seemed to just speak randomly as if her 'beauty family' will listen and swallow any old guff.
The red and blue lasers, she seems to talk random scientific terms without knowing what they mean.
I don't think she has any science training and keeps talking about moisturising, sealing water in, electrical therapy, etc, etc.
I looked up some of these terms and the evidence for these affecting skin or blood cells was there but highly questionable; 'may' or 'requiring more research' according to reputable sources. Hyaluronic, oxygenation, cold laser, she bandies about all sorts of science terms and phrases, seemingly randomly?
It's all snake oil isn't it?
But does she know that, or just playing along to sell, or genuinely believes it and learns all the terms?
I know some skin creams can make skin a bit softer, temporarily, until you stop using but moisturising skin, our skin is a barrier to keep water and impurities out, like pruning in the bath.
A multi-billion beauty industry, is any of it real or effective. Even the before/after photos make me wonder.
Do you think Natalia is a shyster, or mad as a box of frogs, or genuinely believes all the stuff she spouts about these beauty products?
I watched a bit and she was talking about skin oxidisation, creams, put some on, said it was working on her neck within 5mins, had resurfaced her skin. As far as I can tell, it just made it a bit lighter because it was white cream.
A while back she read all the box/slide statistics as % of people, when it all referred to expected % improvement over 6 weeks, she read it as % of people who agreed, seemed to just speak randomly as if her 'beauty family' will listen and swallow any old guff.
The red and blue lasers, she seems to talk random scientific terms without knowing what they mean.
I don't think she has any science training and keeps talking about moisturising, sealing water in, electrical therapy, etc, etc.
I looked up some of these terms and the evidence for these affecting skin or blood cells was there but highly questionable; 'may' or 'requiring more research' according to reputable sources. Hyaluronic, oxygenation, cold laser, she bandies about all sorts of science terms and phrases, seemingly randomly?
It's all snake oil isn't it?
But does she know that, or just playing along to sell, or genuinely believes it and learns all the terms?
I know some skin creams can make skin a bit softer, temporarily, until you stop using but moisturising skin, our skin is a barrier to keep water and impurities out, like pruning in the bath.
A multi-billion beauty industry, is any of it real or effective. Even the before/after photos make me wonder.
