into the 'overwhelming' category, and I was holding fairly comfortably with my intention not to buy, until I realised that the prices really WERE GOOD, and they were products I'd run out of and would be needing to buy on my next supermarket run in any case, except that in many cases I liked these ones better. Things like facial cleanser, sunscreen, very discounted concealer, eyeliner (ooooh in metallic blue!), lipsticks, nail polishes (OK... outside the supermarket category now, but it was like being in a lolly shop! They were between $5 and $10!). The most enjoyable part of the evening for me was performing an 'instant facelift' facial on ourselves while our demonstrator did my friend's face. I have to admit, 'beautician' is not going to be on my list of backup careers if all else fails. I do not have skills. My version ... but a little less messy After dropping some cheese from the cheese platter into my face cleansing water bowl (mmm moisturising?) and dripping most of the stuff up my elbows and onto the table, putting the cleanser on my face and eyes ('You put it on your eyes? You were only supposed to do your face.' Oh...) I found myself dabbing around the table like a bat in a cave trying to lay my eyeless hands on something with which to wipe my face. I then scrubbed my face far too hard with the microdermabrasion solution and ended up resembling a beetroot (probably in