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Tropical Traditions Organic Hair Oil GIVEAWAY with Review (ENDED)
Winner is Charissa W
If you're wondering how to use coconut oil in the kitchen, there are hundreds of uses! Check out this video for lots of fabulous ideas and tips!
And if you're wondering how to incorporate the healthy benefits of high-quality coconut oil into your hair-care routine, check out their Organic Hair Oils:
Lavender, Unscented or Rosemary
When the weather outside is causing you to have a dry, flaky scalp or if your hair is dry and suffering from over processing, Tropical Traditions has a line of Organic Hair Oils to help tame that frizz and deeply condition your hair.
The secret is in their organic Gold Label Virgin Coconut Oil along with other high quality organic oils known to benefit hair. These Organic Coconut Hair Oils also contain organic jojoba oil, organic macadamia nut oil, organic rosehip oil, organic shea butter, and organic carrot seed oil in each formulation. Two of the formulations are scented with the highest quality organic essential oils available, imported from France: Rosemary and Lavender. There are no other ingredients besides these high-quality organic oils: NO SILICONES, NO SULFATES, and NO ALCOHOLS leaving behind healthier hair without a sticky residue or build up.
I've been using the Unscented Organic Coconut Hair Oil for three weeks and my hair is super soft with lots of flexibility. For me, working it in to my hair 15 minutes before shampooing works best but this amazing hair oil can be used as an overnight, deep conditioner too. Need a little shine? Just work a small dab between your palms and then smooth through your dry hair. Voila! Salon beautiful with no fly aways!!
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Disclaimer: Tropical Traditions provided me with free samples of this product to review, and I was under no obligation to review it if I so chose. Nor was I under any obligation to write a positive review or sponsor a product giveaway in return for the free product. Tropical Traditions is not responsible for customs or duties that Canada may charge if you decide to participate in this Tropical Traditions sponsored blog giveaway.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
The Book of Lost Fragrances Book Tour!
If you love to read about suspense, history, passion and reincarnation, The Book of Lost Fragrances by M. J. Rose is an absolute must read!
Follow Jac, who has inherited the House of L'Etoile along with her brother, on her quest to find him now that he's gone missing. On her mission, she discovers his secret of a mysterious scent developed in Cleopatra's time that just may hold the power to unlock the ability to remember past lives! Could this be the key to proving reincarnation? Is this knowledge the reason for her brother's mysterious disappearance?
In the The Book of Lost Fragrances, M. J. Rose brilliantly fuses history, passion and suspense while covering Cleopatra's Egypt, revolutionary France, Tibet's battle with China all the way to present-day Paris!!
A little about the Author
M. J. Rose is the internationally bestselling author of eleven novels including The Reincarnationist, The Memorist and The Hypnotist. She is a founding board member of the International Thriller Writers and the founder of the first marketing company for authors, AuthorBuzz.com She lives in Connecticut and can be reached at www.mjrose.com
Monday, March 12, 2012
Little Girl Art For A Bedroom Makeover
With the redesign of my 5-year-old daughter's bedroom, I've been scoring all kinds of bargains and deals plus reusing and reinventing staying true to my love of recycling.
We went to our local flea market a couple of weeks ago and snagged this big outdoor sun with a copper-like finish for only $25. I thought it would be perfect to hang over her fireplace with its curves and round shape.
She, on the other hand, saw an opportunity to crack open the paint and give it a makeover. And why not?! I dug out her Crayola washable paints and told her to have fun. After all, it's her room so it should showcase some of her style too.
We went to our local flea market a couple of weeks ago and snagged this big outdoor sun with a copper-like finish for only $25. I thought it would be perfect to hang over her fireplace with its curves and round shape.
She, on the other hand, saw an opportunity to crack open the paint and give it a makeover. And why not?! I dug out her Crayola washable paints and told her to have fun. After all, it's her room so it should showcase some of her style too.
She was so excited to paint her new sun,
I hardly had a chance to photograph it before she started
Here's how it looks now
By using washable paint, we can give this pretty sun a quick rinse in the yard and return it to its original finish or break open the paints and give it a new look any time we want. I think it turned out pretty cute. Just a reminder to check out those flea markets and second-hand shops. You never know what you will find and you can't beat the prices!
Sunday, March 11, 2012
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Friday, March 9, 2012
Aloha Friday - Discipline Style?
Aloha Fridays are brought to you by Kailani in beautiful Hawaii at An Island Life where Friday is the day to take it easy while anticipating the coming weekend. Today I'm going to link up, relax and ask an easy question:
What method of discipline do you or your spouse use? Do you spank, threaten, take away privileges, ground or use timeouts?
I'm lucky our 5-year-old daughter responds very well to timeouts. I normally use 5 minutes (1 minute for each year of age). And at our house, I'm the "bad cop", her dad is useless at discipline and turns to me when he wants her to do something.
This is a big turnaround from the old days when we used to hate hearing "just wait until your father gets home!!"
What method of discipline do you or your spouse use? Do you spank, threaten, take away privileges, ground or use timeouts?
I'm lucky our 5-year-old daughter responds very well to timeouts. I normally use 5 minutes (1 minute for each year of age). And at our house, I'm the "bad cop", her dad is useless at discipline and turns to me when he wants her to do something.
This is a big turnaround from the old days when we used to hate hearing "just wait until your father gets home!!"
Thursday, March 8, 2012
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