Yeah, that's right, free stuff. All you have to do is go to my website at LOOK GOOD FEEL GOOD and sign the guest book. You don't even have to buy anything! Just sign the guest book! You will be entered to win 35% off a one time total purchase!
As an added incentive, if you sign up as a client (which is free) and actually buy something on your visit as well, you will be entered to win a free RE9 Kit!
Since September, my wife has been selling Arbonne products. Arbonne has everything from skin care, hair care, makeup, and health and wellness products. Since September, all we have used in our house is Arbonne. I can tell a huge difference in my face, and in the way I feel.
Here's a few things you need to know:
Most types of lipstick in the cosmetic industry contains lead. That's right, lead. There is no regulation on the cosmetic industry, so there is no problem with them doing this. And, its not just your cheap lipstick, its name brand, department store lipstick as well. Arbonne's lipstick contains no lead, is botanically made, and contains no animal by-products.
Most types of mascara contain bat poop. That's right, good ole bat poop. Arbonne's is poop free.
The face and body care has no animal by products in it. Did you know there are kitchen's and restaurants who sell their used grease to body care companies to put into their body wash and face wash? Arbonne does not.
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The "bat poop" cracked me up! It really is amazing the stuff that you find in our everyday products. Just down right disgusting!
I believe the correct term, according to Mike Rowe (of Dirty Jobs on Discovery), is "poo" -- no final 'p'.
He went into a cave with bat researchers one time, and the floor was considerably covered with said poo. They had to wear gas masks because of the noxious fumes, and then the researcher said that the poo was used in mascara -- Mike (who has seen many an odd sight) was obviously disturbed at the fact that women put bat poo on their faces on a daily basis.
They say those mints in the bowl at the check out counter at restaurants contain like 1% human feces or something. I always quote that when encouraging people to wash their hands. And not eat restaurant mints.
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