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Monday, February 16, 2009
Win a Gift Basket from Lily Organics ($50 val)
I love skin care products and have been lucky enough to try a lot of really great products that are out there, and Lily Organics is one that has not disappointed me! This company offers eco-friendly skin care and never uses any synthetic chemicals. They also offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee that you will LOVE how your skin feels in 30 days!
Lily Organics also offers a fantastic book titled, “Beauty, Health and Happiness: a way of life” that offers tons of really wonderful beauty secrets. There are recipes to make your own beauty products, ways to lead a happier healthier life, how to use herbs to make skin care products, and answers to how to solve common skin care problems.
After using Lily Organics my skin felt wonderful. For me, it was a toss up on my favorite items that I tried. I really loved the Nourishing Facial Cleanser as well as the Organic Moisture Mist. I loved how the mist sprayed on and made my skin feel smoother and softer without leaving that greasy feeling that a lot of lotions did. The facial cleanser cleansed my face and made it feel so clean, without that thirsty feeling that I have experienced with so many other cleansers.
Lily Organics is definitely a company you should check out! Not only are the products great, but the prices are not that bad at all!
WIN IT!
Lily Organics is offering one lucky reader a terrific gift basket valued at $50. This basket includes:
Kissable lips
Balancing facial toner
Organic moisture mist
Nourishing facial cleanser
Rejuvenating facial mask
Balancing facial lotion
Oil free skin conditioning serum
Seven facial rejuvenating oil
What I need you to do to be qualified to win this is to visit their site and tell me either a toxin or synthetic ingredient that you need to avoid in your skin care regime.
To receive extra entries either:
-blog about this giveaway with a link back here
-subscribe to my blog
-follow this blog
-email three friends and CC it to nursemommypaige@yahoo.com
-add my button to your sidebar!
-If you purchase any item from Lily Organics while this contest is going tell me you did so for five extra entries
-Follow me on Twitter: thenursemommy
-Leave a separate comment for all you do.
Please leave a separate comment for all entries.
-ends 2/23/09
Disclosure:I received the above item in consideration for review. No compensation was received for this post. The Nurse Mommy blog will always provide honest opinions, beliefs or experiences on products reviewed. We will only recommend products or services that we feel are of benefit to our readers. If you have any questions, please contact Paige from The Nurse Mommy nursemommypaige {at} yahoo dot com.
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I learned that talc has been linked to respiratory disorders - now I'm off to check the ingredients in my face powder. thanks for the link to some great products!
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What an interesting list of ingredients to avoid. I was most surprised by talc.
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Parabens can imitate estrogen and cause reproductive damage
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I learned that I need to avoid Dibutyl phthalate this hormone-disrupting chemical accumulates in the body's fatty tissue and can cause reproductive damage. Scary!
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fantastic! i was always a bit concerned about phalates & parabens in products especially while pregnant. great to learn about this product
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Parabens. I already try to avoid these in my bath products. Lily Organics sound great. Thanks for the giveaway!
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I should avoid talc. Thanks.
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i know everyone has already said this, but talc. i cant believe how much of that is in so many things! frustrating.
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I read that you should avoid Parabens because they mimic the hormone estrogen and may affect the reproductive system. I've heard of this before and have been looking into Paraben-free products.
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Wow, Parabens are really common - I never realized they were toxic!
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parabens! these yucky things are in just about everything conventional. it's difficult to find products without them, but it's worth the effort!
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i'm so shocked to read about talc. :-( i'll bet this is in everything i have right now. i need to go and check my products! *runs*
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ReplyDeleteI wasn't really surprised to learn to stay away from talc. For some reason I would start choking and finding it hard to breathe when I'm around that and have stayed away from it. Its probably from those early years raising my babies. That's all we had to use back then. Thank you so much!
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