attend another, because I had a really fun time and I liked some of their products. Really, it's a matter of personal taste, and one person's boring plastic container will be another person's wonder-system of kitchen organisation, and that's the reason these brands, such as Tupperware and Nutrimetics, have been around for so long. They're not for everyone, but their customers are loyal. There is an additional appealing side to these, and other reputable Direct Selling organisations that I hadn't really considered. Employment. They support women by offering them a work opportunity that may fit around other commitments, or be an opportunity for those without previous training or career experience. Most of these companies offer training courses, and women gain skills in the area they've chosen. As opposed to multinationals... you inglourious basterds I don't know that it's something I'd choose to do too often, particularly given the somewhat meagre stash of restraint I brought along in my back pocket on Nutrimetics night. It is, however, a great way to touch, feel and try new products in comfortable surroundings with friends, in a similar purchasing environment to online shopping (though with a little extra peer pressure). It's good to know that your purchase goes towards the income of your consultant though, rather than into the hands of a multinational chain (those bastards . And, simply because I can't end a post with 'bastards', I bid you all good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight. 21 thoughts on " A facial how