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. Tova Signature is QVC’s top-selling perfume.

Why sabotage a winning formula by reformulating?
Why do all the other brands/houses do it? And yes they do they will never announce it but they do. Use cheaper ingredients to make more money is one and the main one. Certains ingredients banned as they may cause allergies in one in million people
 
Tova 79??? Really? Wow. My mum's 83 and looks years younger than Tova. Mum doesn't do all the make up and candy cane hair though, she's just a normal looking older lady. I would have thought Tova was older than 79 but hey, we are what we are.

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In Tova's case she is what she asked her surgeon to create. I have a slim face, however, having lost too much weight it's now :eek: I was planning to have something done to my lower face but a number of things, not least a pandemic, meant that hasn't happened. At least I can now hide behind a mask 😷
 
Apparenlty Ernie still communicates with her, he came to her about a year ago and told her that they must bring back Tova for Men.

I wonder if she'll return to the studio once the pandemic is over? I suspect that the every cost conscious QVC will maintain the current mode of Skyping BAs, in the longer term so that they can continue to save on the airfare and hotel costs for those who live outside the UK like Tova and Keeley.
 
Apparenlty Ernie still communicates with her, he came to her about a year ago and told her that they must bring back Tova for Men.

I wonder if she'll return to the studio once the pandemic is over? I suspect that the every cost conscious QVC will maintain the current mode of Skyping BAs, in the longer term so that they can continue to save on the airfare and hotel costs for those who live outside the UK like Tova and Keeley.
She missed a trick there - she should've blamed him for the dodgy hairstyle!
 
Apparenlty Ernie still communicates with her, he came to her about a year ago and told her that they must bring back Tova for Men.

I wonder if she'll return to the studio once the pandemic is over? I suspect that the every cost conscious QVC will maintain the current mode of Skyping BAs, in the longer term so that they can continue to save on the airfare and hotel costs for those who live outside the UK like Tova and Keeley.
And dont talk to Mae about the repeats that have been shoved together to make a show a new QVC art
 
Tova's bringing a skincare range to QVC next year ( so she said.) I can't imagine who she would convince to buy it.
She said she was bringing her skincare range back this time last year and it never happend. It will probably be reformulated on the cheap, or as they'd put it "to maximise production costs", which is a shame as I was surprised to find that some of it was actually quite good. The eye serum was lovely to use and really did have a slight tightening/lifting effect. There was also a tangerine coloured, vitamin c cream that had a whipped texture, smelled gorgeous and was very hydrating. They were also inexpensive compared to some of the other brands. Her cactine face mask mind, which apparently was known amongst Hollywood Royalty as the "facelift in a jar" would set like plaster of paris and almost needed a chisel to remove it, which was far from the claim that you just had to splash it with luke warm water.
 
Apparenlty Ernie still communicates with her, he came to her about a year ago and told her that they must bring back Tova for Men.

I wonder if she'll return to the studio once the pandemic is over? I suspect that the every cost conscious QVC will maintain the current mode of Skyping BAs, in the longer term so that they can continue to save on the airfare and hotel costs for those who live outside the UK like Tova and Keeley.
Keeley is paid for by Elemis, I was told this by someone who works for them. Flights and hotel as she sells so much on QVC she is the golden goose.

Tova was the first American guest who came over after 911, the other US ones either never appeared again or it was months. She even thanked everyone in the UK for supporting the US through the attack.
 
My late mother looked younger at 88 than Tova looks now and never had any work done. She swore by Oil of Ulay.
Aging of the skin happens to us all ... there's no way to avoid it, even if you have 'good' genes. Tova's face looks OK, even though all the fat has been sucked out of it. It's her neck that looks bad ... so stringy. Can she have a neck lift, or neck fillers ?
 
Aging of the skin happens to us all ... there's no way to avoid it, even if you have 'good' genes. Tova's face looks OK, even though all the fat has been sucked out of it. It's her neck that looks bad ... so stringy. Can she have a neck lift, or neck fillers ?
Perhaps she could pal up with the Prai woman. She could get her neck sorted, then they could lure all the men in together with their ‘parfums’
 
Perhaps she could pal up with the Prai woman. She could get her neck sorted, then they could lure all the men in together with their ‘parfums’
Tova has lured-in a lot of young men, it seems. She's fondling them on her promo. Slightly nauseating, I find.
 
Tova has lured-in a lot of young men, it seems. She's fondling them on her promo. Slightly nauseating, I find.
I remember seeing the promo - quite inappropriate, what about if it was the other way round? I think she’s far too old to be flirty and coquettish, and play the little woman who needs to be showered with gifts and expensive jewellery, whilst fluttering her eyelashes. That’s the image she likes to portray. I think those days are long gone!
 
It was, and it's heartbreaking to watch those programmes that cover stories of adoption from that time. It was shameful too. My mum once told me that her school friend, who came from a family considered to be quite posh, fell pregnant to a married man (her boss) when she'd just turned 16. So that the neighbours wouldn't find out, her mother packed her off to say with her childless aunt and uncle, who were to adopt the baby once it was born. My mum accompanied her to one of her antenatal appointment, and the midwives would come into the waiting room when it was time for the next appointment, and call the married women by their full name i.e. Mrs Smith, and the unmarried ones by their full name - Joan Smith. It was literally a walk of shame to and from the consultation room, with everyone looking disapprovingly and whispering remarks to the person sitting next to them. That was only in the late 60s so not that long ago all things considered.

Only shameful for the woman though.

The older I get the more sexism and the double standard annoys and disgusts me.
 

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