Dooyoo 2013

azana_2

food items used to be 50p each, everything was 50p a review back in the day - you can imagine what it was like!

Tolteca87

It would be great.

If not for my waistline

miwa

spiritwood wrote: »

i have found something that is right up your (and ken fisher's) street:

http://members.dooyoo.co.uk/house-misc/blood-bath-mat/

Now I know what to spend my next voucher on

Cornish1979

ok couldnt resist , i scoff these nearly every day

http://members.dooyoo.co.uk/food/cadbury-s-creme-egg/1694946/

Is it ok ? now i need go get me one im craving

Tolteca87

You are Evol of Evoldom. I adore these and Sainsbury's Local over the road is now calling.

spiritwood

can somebody tell e the etiquette for a review from a regular who is obv popular who writes a v untrue review ie the body shop products are 100% natural and green etc? how do you deal with that? do people revenge vote?

also it seems to be the same people writing and reviewing. i see the same faces. how many reviewers are there?

Cornish1979

ok I've received a few ratings and comments .. Is there a rule to where you return the rate to? Do we put it on their latest review or can we stick it on any of thiers

I wasnt sure if there was a certain rule everyone follows

scubaangel

If its not true I'd mark it down and say why in the comments.

themstarrynights

ooh spiritwood, explain more.. I don't buy much from the bodyshop but do get some soaps and moisturisers from there and I always went with the impression that they were ethical and natural but only because that was one of the key impressions given at the store and when purchasing.. but i've never looked into it myself.. I always thought everyone loved bodyshop due to being so natural and green :-/

spiritwood

themstarrynights wrote: »

ooh spiritwood, explain more.. I don't buy much from the bodyshop but do get some soaps and moisturisers from there and I always went with the impression that they were ethical and natural but only because that was one of the key impressions given at the store and when purchasing.. but i've never looked into it myself.. I always thought everyone loved bodyshop due to being so natural and green :-/

body shop are now owned by l'oreal - one of the biggest animal testers out there and v unethical. as for green and natural no-- have a look at the ingredients. for example:

satsuma shower gel:
Full Ingredients

Aqua (Water) (Solvent/Diluent), Sodium Laureth Sulfate (Surfactant), Glycerin (Humectant), Cocamidopropyl Betaine (Surfactant), Cocamide DEA (Surfactant), Coco-Glucoside (Surfactant), PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil (Emulsifier), Benzyl Alcohol (Preservative), Parfum (Fragrance), Phenoxyethanol (Preservative), Glycine soja (Soybean Oil) (Emollient/Skin Conditioner), Citrus nobilis (Mandarin Orange Oil) (Fragrance), Methylparaben (Preservative), PEG-55 Propylene Glycol Oleate (Surfactant), Propylene Glycol (Humectant), Benzophenone-4 (Sunscreen), Limonene (Fragrance Ingredient), Hexyl Cinnamal (Fragrance Ingredient), Disodium EDTA (Chelating Agent), Citral (Fragrance Ingredient), Butylparaben (Preservative), Ethylparaben (Preservative), Isobutylparaben (Preservative), Propylparaben (Preservative), Citrus reticulata (Fragrance Ingredient), Linalool (Fragrance Ingredient), Citrus dulcis (Orange Oil) (Fragrance/Essential Oil), Sodium Dehydroacetate (Preservative), Citronellol (Fragrance Ingredient), Geraniol (Fragrance Ingredient), CI 15510 (Colour), CI 15985 (Colour).


more here:
http://organic-beauty-recipes.com/tag/body-shop-is-not-natural/

and here:

http://www.mcspotlight.org/beyond/companies/bodyshop.html

it is greenwash. same with lush although they are not so bad. they still use parabens though.