Soap & Glory The Fill Monty

Description: Manufacturer: Soap & Glory / Type: Face Care

Newest Review: ... Soap and Glory products, and is very reminiscent of the advertising in the 1950s. The box itself is pink with lots of ... more

... writing in different fonts, all extolling the virtues of the product, even proclaiming in large letters that it's "AMAZING!" Inside the box is a small 12ml clear glass bottle with a scre on/off aluminium colour lid. Around the sides of the small tub is the name of the product and an indication that it lasts for 24 months. There are no instructions because these are on the side of the box I unscrew the lid and the product irself is white with no discernible aroma. The product is quite thick but not overly cr...more

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Soap & Glory The Fill Monty: Non fill filler (520 words)
by - written on 04/03/09 (Very useful, 637 readings)
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Soap and glory the fill monty With a 3 for 2 offer on at Boots and wanting to try these products, this is one of the products I decided to try. THE PROMISES... The product promises to be a dab on instant wrinkle filler and although I always try to convince myself that I am not taken in by this kind of product, I am clearly seduced by the promises. The virtual retouching technology will apparently help to reduce the appearance of wrinkles (not the wrinkles!). This all sounds very good to me; reduction of wrinkles without anything more scary than a bit of cream. PRODUCT AND PACKAGING... The packaging is similar ... Read the complete review

The Foul Monty, just doesn't do it for me: Soap & Glory - Th ... (495 words)
by - written on 11/01/09 (Very useful, 560 readings)
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While wandering around Boots a few months ago, I came across a stand full of products I'd not seen before. The brand was 'Soap & Glory' and they hail from the US. Their unique selling point appears to be based on the 1950's era. The products are heavily advertised with large display stands for their products. Packaging features pictures of 1950's women with clever and original captions guaranteed to attract the attention of gullible females. I stood contemplating these intriguing products for some time, while dithering whether or not I should let myself be taken in by this persuasive advertising. I was. I took a chance on purchasing 'The Fill Monty', a ... Read the complete review