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[spabar]

It looks like she uses some sort of root touch-up powder on her hairline. Looks very unnatural.

[ellaphant]

For someone so young, she looks hard and sorry-fake. Gone way over board with procedures. Her face hardly moves. I've had 2 surgical cosmetic procedures and my has always moved very naturally.

[RescueLover]

@PhilaLafy1 🎀


There are many YouTube videos of Courtney selling on QVC when she first started.


ALL of the Hosts pictures on the Program Guide are their Original photos from Day 1.



Shawn has a cute pixie and Amy S has a short cut with dark hair.



And Courtney had a much thinner face than what we see now.

[MoonieBaby]

She often has extensions in her hair. I was just telling my husband how nice it is to see her on the Foodie shows. She is a great hostess on this show. And she enjoys tasting the variety of foods. I must admit, she is one of my favorite hosts especially when she is solo.

[febe1]

I noticed along the frontal hairline. It was very noticeable. It was attached about 1/2" or more from her hairline, showing her natural hair. 

I noticed at least a week ago, so maybe it falls back after a while.

Never saw Courtney before she had all her work done. There's little natural about her now, and she must have not liked any of it. 

Too plastic looking.

[FancyPhillyshopper]

Wow, the focus and fascination some QVC forum writers have with what the hosts wear, say, and do is almost unbelievable.

I pay minimal attention to all these details, unless I want to purchase something the hosts are wearing. 

The hosts are are under hot, far away cameras for their shows, and frequently the cameras zoom in on them. I understand how many women want to always look stylish and make sure every detail is perfect, especially if they are in the entertainment business.

Yes, television hosts are similar to soap opera stars and reality stars and so forth. Even our local television news weather lady changes her hair and her outfits regularly. 

It is the same when I go to the ballet--all the make-up is over-the-top for the people in the peanut heaven galleries to see the faces. (I sit close to the front to watch the dancers' feet!). 

People are always permitted to experiment with hair styles, make-up, weight, fashion, jewelry and so forth, because variety can be fun!

I think Courtney is a beautiful woman, and I hope she continues to enjoy her work.  

P.S. I met her in person when she first started--she came to the QVC outlet to greet shoppers--Courtney is very petite, and sweet! And no, I do NOT remember her hair style, clothes, or make-up.

[San Antonio Gal]

Courtney is a beautiful lady.  Not everyone goes for the minimal-natural look.  Good for her for wearing/using difference enhancements.  

[Stray]

Courtney is lovely & many young people use extensions. The only thing that I see is that Courtney had a rhinoplasty like many people do & it was an improvement. She wears a dark lip liner & her lips look fuller due to that. She’s enjoying motherhood & enjoys being with her family. She has class & grace, calm in her presentations & gives pertinent information. That’s all I expect for a host.

[wildcherry]

I think Courtney is a very good host.  That said, I don't care for her over done look.  Lately her hairline does look like it was drawn on by a sharpie pen.  I can't help but want to wash her face and start all over again applying her makeup with a lighter hand.  Her lips arrive before she does.  She has nice natural cheekbones etc. and it is just my opinion that she should tone it down a bit with the makeup.  Other hosts can be seen fine without all that makeup.  Shawn does it too.   Jayne Brown, for example, looks classy and put together nicely. Sandra Bennett is also so pretty without the fake look. There is no need to pile it on like that at all. 

[LuvmyLab]

@PhilaLady1, she sure looks different now! I think she looked beautiful back then before she had a lot of work done.