SBC TSV 30/4/24

[Sazza]

There is a SBC TSV on 30th April

 

[Bonaventure]

Wonder if it will be padded with SkinNonSense again? The last TSV was and has shocking reviews

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

Wonder if it will be padded with SkinNonSense again? The last TSV was and has shocking reviews

no i think this is a proper sbc tsv

 

[Bonaventure]

no i think this is a proper sbc tsv

Bet the sizes will be smaller. We shall see!

 

[Live life for the moment.]

Unfortunately SBC products make my skin very dry.
What isn’t right for one person doesn’t mean it’s going to be the same for anyone else.

 

[Muttley28]

Just mentioned in the 11pm SBC hour, “if you like the intimate range”. Not for me, everything seems to be about this range or collagen now days.

 

[SUPERCOOLWILLOW]

SBC 4 Piece Lotus Flower Collection TSV 30/04/24

http://www.qvcuk.com/qvc.product.250499.html

500ml Moisturising Gel RRP £30 + post
750ml Intimate Wash RRP £34 + post
100ml Intimate Moisturiser RRP £24 + post
100ml Intimate Spray RRP £19 + post

Total RRP £107 + post

 

[SisterBliss]

Intimate moisturiser?

 

[Koala]

Bottle of fem fresh does the trick.
Unless you’ve got plenty of spare cash .

 

[Bonaventure]

Intimate moisturiser?

It’s ridiculous.

This brand used to have integrity.

 

[User 27140]

How on earth did my mother and grandmothers manage?

 

[donna255]

How on earth did my mother and grandmothers manage?

Soap, water and a flannel.

The intimate washes and sprays are a bandwagon being jumped on.

 

[ERICS MUM]

Keep it clean obviously but that area ‘balances’ itself and doesn’t need artificial chemicals to make it smell nicer, be more/less acidic etc.

 

[SisterBliss]

Fanny

 

[candycane]

If anyone has any concerns about the "downstairs" area, you'd be far better seeing your GP than buying all this stuff. You can usually see the nurse or a woman doctor who will advise and treat rather than mask symptoms.

CC

 

[SisterBliss]

If anyone has any concerns about the "downstairs" area, you'd be far better seeing your GP than buying all this stuff. You can usually see the nurse or a woman doctor who will advise and treat rather than mask symptoms.

CC

Obie says Bryan on his sofa, & copying his pose.

 

[ClaireKelly]

Soap, water and a flannel.

The intimate washes and sprays are a bandwagon being jumped on.

Exactly….
Any medical person will tell you exactly the same.

 

[candycane]

Obie says Bryan on his sofa, & copying his pose.

Ah yes, but Bry's so much cuter don't you think

CC

 

[madaunty]

Old whatsername, from the late, (not) lamented Qurio, will be wetting her knickers with excitement.

 

[alter ego]

Exactly….
Any medical person will tell you exactly the same.

Soap, water and a flannel have done for generations, though I use shower gel as soap irritates me.

My friend has had bacterial vaginosis (BV) for years. Every nurse and doctor she's seen has told her to just wash with plain water. It's a nightmare for her. She refuses lifts to friends as anyone in the car can smell the distinct fishy smell.

She's used both the Canesten tests for BV and thrush but she's had thrush when younger, so having a negative result for thrush, not having the typical symptoms that go with it and the positive for BV have confirmed what I told her.

She's never going to sort it with just warm water but won't do what I suggested (I've had it twice in my life, know the trigger and it cleared mine).

She's going to try this set but I've already told her the problem is in her vagina and this set won't be going up there!

It really annoys me that so many companies have jumped on the double bandwagon of menopause and vulval issues (for any age woman). It doubly annoys me when companies flogging their overpriced shower gels can't get a woman's anatomy right. It seems that everyone on telly finally accepts vagina as a word that no longer has to be whispered or kept to anatomy books, but vulva is still taboo!

Companies have jumped all over the fact that we're now willing to talk about the problems that come with menopause but their overpriced tat won't solve the problem of a dry vagina. A much cheaper trip to the chemist or GP will, assuming you're lucky enough not to get the same 'professionals' my friend got. And if you do, ask to see another.