a beetroot and fetta salad ... given the cheese in bowl incident earlier). And.. this is how the people with skills do it, with teeny tiny bowls. I have to admit though, the anti-ageing serums we used on our faces had me sold. Yes. You heard me ? I bought stuff. And the next day my skin felt soft and amazing, like I'd just spent $100 having a facial (instead of laughing and chatting and drinking while slapping goo on my face ? a novel and extremely pleasant way to 'facial' that I'll be sure to revisit). I buy these creams and serums for my face anyway, and these prices were much more competitive, Australian owned and benefitting somebody in a way I could see directly. That was enough for me. The proof will be in the pudding (with my face being the pudding). I did buy a few slightly odd bits and pieces though... I'll blame the car washing mitt on the glass of champagne. I've deliberately not mentioned the brand until the end of my post, because if you're like me, you have inbuilt biases towards particular brands and home-shopping products. I, for one, would rather take out each of my eyelashes individually than attend another Tupperware party in the next decade. I have nothing particular against plastic, and I do use it. Hello??? Credit cards?? It's just... it's empty boxes made of plastic. Jewellery? I'm there. Underwear? Yep. This Nutrimetics party was great though, and I'd happily