I suppose everybody wants to be perceived as attractive to others. If people aren't swooning at your feet, you tend to wish to change something.

What Eliza finds odd is borne of the need to sell the products that back up Marie Claire. I use them as an example as a copy was given to me recently where the article quotes a midwife who needs to be brought up to date, to put it mildly, and the article says The NHS advises this, The NHS advises that etc when referring to a midwife not quoting the guidance she has to reflect.

So what chance do we have in the airy fairy world of vanity and the cosmetic cartels?




Of course, I have never had to change a thing. All the girls love a big bald bugger. I have had to learn how to catch them as they swoon.