topic Re: Josie Maran models in Beauty

Josie Maran models

punczek — Wed, 13 Jan 2016 01:16:33 GMT

Just a thought ..... we really don't need to see the models in their 1970's dresses

pressing Josie's products into their faces , arms and legs ...... Josie can handle it fine herself.....we know what to do with the products ...........

it's actually quite jarring and makes me not want to purchase ....it's

really not neccessary .

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Q4u — Wed, 13 Jan 2016 01:24:19 GMT

70's dresses?? I disagree, I rather like them, besides it seems that 70's retro is hot right now.

I don't know, I find the models applying the products to be rather soothing to watch.

And I keep thinking how lucky they are to be applying all that product for free.... I bet

their skin is fantastic!

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LUVNLIFE — Wed, 13 Jan 2016 01:37:28 GMT

Models put all the pieces of the kit on live, why not the mascara? If they have models to demonstrate the products, do it with the mascara. If you are going to put up the claims of lengthening and volumizing information- show it. Have them put it on live with naked lashes so we can see the before and after.

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blankette — Wed, 13 Jan 2016 02:46:41 GMT

Just canceled my next shipment...so sick of her little antics, enough. Jessica Alba is going to take her place quickly in the MU world and will not be acting so silly.

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SeaMaiden — Wed, 13 Jan 2016 02:59:24 GMT

The models look like greasy,oily gross slimy....very unattractive.

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Karnerblue — Wed, 13 Jan 2016 05:23:04 GMT

Right, and it's soooo much better watching Josie stick her fingers in a jar of cream over and over and over again and pour oil all over herself looking like an oil slick.

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WSfan — Sat, 16 Jan 2016 23:02:46 GMT

Not a fan of hers and for that reason won't buy her products. IMO she seems to think very highly of herself, constantly rubbing her products all over her arms, face hair, etc. and rolling her eyes with delight. Same schtick over and over. She's supposed to be some famous model--I've never heard of her before her appearance on QVC.

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Trix — Sat, 16 Jan 2016 23:19:54 GMT

WSfan wrote:
Not a fan of hers and for that reason won't buy her products. IMO she seems to think very highly of herself, constantly rubbing her products all over her arms, face hair, etc. and rolling her eyes with delight. Same schtick over and over. She's supposed to be some famous model--I've never heard of her before her appearance on QVC.

Ms. Maran's resume needs no defense from me, but she was on quite a fashion magazine covers and in magazine spreads in her teens to early 20s. I believe she was also the face of Maybelline during this time. Like most models by the time she was in her mid 20s, the modeling career was on the way out, and she was trying to be an actress. I suppose that went nowhere before this argan oil thing happened which has been a success for her.

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WSfan — Sun, 17 Jan 2016 03:04:59 GMT

Trix-Took the time to look Josie up on Wikipedia, and I STILL don't remember her as a model/actress. She appeared on the cover of Glamour, which I don't read, and also was in Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue for 3 years, again, which I don't read. Some minor parts in TV shows that I have never heard of. The only show that she appeared on that was familiar was Dancing With the Stars, which is one of my favorite shows. She was on in 2007, and was the first one voted off that season, so not on long enough to make an impression. Apparently, she didn't make an impression with the judges either. So, IMO, she is far from being a mega model, such as Cindy Crawford, Christie Brinkley, or Kate Moss.

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ctinaw — Sun, 17 Jan 2016 03:07:59 GMT

lmao - i wouldnt call it "JARRING" - I mean if it is that upsetting for you I worry about how you deal with day to day life. I agree however that we don't need to see someone rub a lotion into their skin - I think we can figure it out! Reminds me of when philosophy is on and we have to see a model wash her arms with their 3 in 1 with a body poof.

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ctinaw — Sun, 17 Jan 2016 03:09:13 GMT

@WSfan wrote:
Trix-Took the time to look Josie up on Wikipedia, and I STILL don't remember her as a model/actress. She appeared on the cover of Glamour, which I don't read, and also was in Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue for 3 years, again, which I don't read. Some minor parts in TV shows that I have never heard of. The only show that she appeared on that was familiar was Dancing With the Stars, which is one of my favorite shows. She was on in 2007, and was the first one voted off that season, so not on long enough to make an impression. Apparently, she didn't make an impression with the judges either. So, IMO, she is far from being a mega model, such as Cindy Crawford, Christie Brinkley, or Kate Moss.

Just because she wasn't a SUPERMODEL doesn't mean a thing. There are hundreds of models that never get media recognition - but they are still models. That's like assuming every chef should be on food network.

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INDIANA BONES — Sun, 17 Jan 2016 03:18:46 GMT

I have purchased Argon Oil from Health food stores for many years. Josie has something very different about hers. I use it on my hair, skin and as an after shave.

My daughters use it for who knows what. I don't ask.

My bottle is always in front of me while I watch TV and personally as long as I can afford it, I will buy it.

I was losing so much hair before putting argon oil on my scalp and after I started using it, my brush and shower has no hair lost that I can see although I know we lose so many hairs a day. My thick unruly hair is now very easy to keep in a professional look.

Can't name the number of ways I use it. Of course, I don't have as many products as women do offered to me.

Personally, I don't care if Mickey Mouse gives the a presentation since I just buy on line anway.

BTW my age spots are disapearing on the hand I use to apply from so I may start using it all over. No medical claim but it worked on one hand. Hmmmm....

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GeorgiaJack — Sun, 17 Jan 2016 04:40:31 GMT

Personally not fond of the women massaging themselves with argan oil. Just makes them look super shiny, greasy and frankly disgusting. I am going through a health issue and my skin was crawling with itchiness. I ordered the vanilla pear mega tub and it's cured the itching. It's no way greasy or shiny and you can see anything but smooth skin. Smells heavenly. If you get a pure product that's cold pressed like this on a special sale it's worth it. I just ordered the face milk big bottle on sale. I didn't order it for anything but the fact it was natural. Well it works and I use it on my face and hands. Totally took the lines off my hands. Definitely not an attractive presentation unless your into certain visuals it's worth trying. I don't buy the French lady story and think she's a spokesperson for a brilliant chemist but just my thought. You need a gorgeous model to sell.

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MalteseMomma — Mon, 18 Jan 2016 18:50:34 GMT

OMG the jelously here is just unbelieveable. Josie has a great, pure product and also believes in it.I feel sorry for all of you that reject her honesty and refuse to try her product!! You are missing out on probablly the best,most pure ,product made in this day and age!!!

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LittleT in KC — Mon, 18 Jan 2016 23:53:39 GMT

I'm another one who doesn't care if Mickey Mouse does the demo's -- I love this line of products--it has done amazing things for my face and I would be devastated if I didn't have it. I thank qvc for some of the affordable ways I've been able to try this line through tsv's. The line was on qvc and in local sephora store for a good 2-3 years before I finally decided to try it because I never would have dreamed of putting oil on my face but it's made a big difference for me with skin hydration. I had a lot of flaking and tried literally everything until I gave this line a try specifically for the flaking and it's worked wonders. The shows on qvc, well, they have to fill up air time using the products and I'm not sure what else they could do.

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LoriLori — Tue, 19 Jan 2016 01:00:06 GMT

Meow

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Paulette-QVC — Tue, 19 Jan 2016 02:58:24 GMT

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BellaCarro — Tue, 19 Jan 2016 06:39:13 GMT

@blankette wrote:
Just canceled my next shipment...so sick of her little antics, enough. Jessica Alba is going to take her place quickly in the MU world and will not be acting so silly.

Um, okay, but you might want to stay away from JA's SPF. Probably shouldn't tune in to her on the red carpet either.

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blankette — Wed, 20 Jan 2016 07:52:35 GMT

I am often puzzeled by her inability to last on DWTS. It isnt like she is not in good shape, they clearly have no issue against beautiful women. I wonder if she acted like a ditz there as well. I think it is really odd, considering tha fact that many have over so much and lasted to the near end.