' Former contestant Liana Isadora Van-Riel, who appeared on the show in 2016, once told The Sun: 'You're allowed one or two drinks a night, either wine or beer, no spirits.
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Read More »Love Island 2022 (opens in new tab) is well and truly underway, and what a dramatic couple of weeks it has been since the new contestants entered the villa. We've seen sparks fly between Gemma Owen and Luca Bish, only for bombshell Danica to nab him at the most recent re-coupling, endless memes as a result of the Davide/Ekin-Su/Jay love triangle, and fans have already predicted who they think will win the show this year (opens in new tab). One contestant even quit before he got to the villa (opens in new tab).
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Learn More »Digging a little deeper, Indiyah – who this week spent the night in The Hideaway with Dami Hope – wanted to know more about the treatments they'd enjoyed. Although Danica admitted she wasn't 100% sure on the Love Island lingo, she revealed they were both "clients" and had given and received "manicures".
From 'elephant juice' to 'ling' – every year new Islanders come into the villa with a whole new set of terminology for us to wrap our heads around. And that's especially true when it comes to the contestants' bedroom antics, with everything from 'NVQs' to 'doing bits' having made their way into the Love Island dictionary. This year, it's all about 'salon treatments' – but, until now, we've been pretty clueless about what those 'salon treatments' actually are. Thankfully, we can wonder no more, as on last night's episode of Unseen Bits, Love Island's Indiyah Polack gave Davide Sanclimenti (and viewers at home) a break down on the villa's 'salon treatments'. It all started when Danica Taylor revealed she'd opened the salon with then partner, Billy Brown. Digging a little deeper, Indiyah – who this week spent the night in The Hideaway with Dami Hope – wanted to know more about the treatments they'd enjoyed. Although Danica admitted she wasn't 100% sure on the Love Island lingo, she revealed they were both "clients" and had given and received "manicures".
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