IS THIS A GOOD THING IN CHAIN SHOPS?

YES Says Trinny Woodall Television presenter

WHEN we were filming What Not To Wear, there would be nights when Susannah [Constantine] and I would have a bottle of wine and 20 fags.

She would do her night-time routine of Trilogy Rosehip Oil and cleanser and wake up with skin like a baby. I’d be in there for an hour and wake up with skin like an ancient wreckage.

I had a very early menopause which made my late 40s completely traumatic. The best thing was coming through it.

I’m still having Botox – I started at 35 – and I love it.

I’m not ashamed of wanting to look my best and of wanting other women of any age, but particularly of my age, to look as good as they can.

NO Says Alex Karidis Consultant plastic and cosmetic surgeon

WHEN you buy a washing machine you go to the cheapest seller. This is not the same. You can give five different people treatments and get five different reactions.

Superdrug is an established brand on the high street, but they don’t have a track record of doing this before.

The problem in this industry is it’s highly unregulated. You can employ somebody who’s just done a weekend course.

The words “highly qualified nurse” may misdirect people. I’m a qualified surgeon but that doesn’t mean I know how to do heart surgery. People need to do their homework very carefully to know who’s going to be wielding that needle.