Reviews

I am going to start adding reviews here

  1. Healer Stick

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Holiday Gift Bundles

Image
I have put together 5 fun Pampering Gift Bundles for the holiday season. I only have what is shown here and when they sell they are gone..... So message me if you are wanting one and I will invoice you and get it into the mail. Contact me through email TakeTymTo@gmail.com Text or Call 208-503-6271 Visit my Facebook www.TakeTym.net Shop my website www.TakeTym.com Gift Set #1 You get the Hot Mess  Big Fat Yummy Hand Crème Always Ghana Love You Chunk Melondrama  Lip Balm Bath Fizi and the Hot Mess Zipper Pouch for  only $30 plus $5 shipping    Gift Set #2 You get the Tis the Season to Be Freezin   Big Fat Yummy Hand Crème Tis the Season to Be Freezin Gently Exfoliating& Lathering Body Polish Santa's Little Healer Skin Stick Soup Mug has lid, Puff, and Hand Made Wash Cloth  for  only $35 plus $5 shipping Gift Set #3 You get the Hot Mess  Big Fat Yummy Hand Crème New Mug, Puff, Nail file set...
Read more

Pealfectionist

Image
Perfectly Posh  PEARLFECTIONIST Face Mask EXFOLIATING FACE MASK Prized by ancient civilizations for its revitalizing and illuminating properties, pearl powder helps exfoliate for radiant looking skin while sea buckthorn berry—a superfruit—moisturizes and conditions, thanks to its high concentration of omega-7 fatty acid. Plus, kaolin provides a deep down clean, resulting in a polished glow scented with candied blackberry and jasmine. Apply a thin layer to clean skin, leave on for 5–10 minutes, then rinse with warm water. Follow with moisturizer. WHAT IS IT?  A gently exfoliating and moisturizing mask featuring luminescent pearl powder. HOW DO I USE IT? Apply a thin layer to clean skin, leave on for 5–10 minutes, then rinse with warm water. Follow with moisturizer. INGREDIENTS : Water, Glyceryl Stearate, Glycerin, Kaolin, Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Fragrance, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Stearic A...
Read more

Had to search the color code on toothpaste today.

Image
So I woke up today with a post about color codes on your toothpaste. It came across my Facebook and I immediately shared.  Here is the picture: As I had never heard and wow information.  I then went and took a picture of my old tooth paste next too my new one and my old one had the black code on it while my new one had the green.  I was shocked and relieved at the same time. I was happy that I had a safer toothpaste that I was now using but it didn't sit right as the company I was buying my last toothpaste from I trusted too. The picture I took too share with my Facebook Group So I went to the computer and I googled.... And I found it was a MYTH! So from what I found searching several websites and images is it is a Myth. What the colors actually represent is  a mark made during the manufacturing process. The marks are read by light beam sensors, which notify machines where the packaging should be cut, folded, or sealed. Found this very inte...
Read more