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Jan
19

I am very lucky to not have major pimples in my lifetime, in fact, I can only count with 2 hands the number of times I encounter pimple and their not even acne or a big of a problem. So you can guess by now that I have dry skin. However, come winter, it can get VERY dry and VERY itchy that my regular Dove soap,
Clinique moisturizer and Vaseline lotion won’t work. I have to find alternatives each cold season.

So before I check on these tazorac reviews, let me share my most used products this Winter. And yes, I have a farmer’s hand and they get even worst during Winter.
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Oct
31

Happy Halloween!
I am finishing up my remaining blogging tasks before we head off for our TrickorTreat marathon today. At first, Dear Husband does not want to go to any crowded places this Halloween because of the ah1n1 scare. But, of course we do not want to let DS feel disappointed especially when he had already been wearing his 2 costumes for weeks now. I told DH that we will just load ourselves with Vitamin C and keep handy my most favorite hand sanitizer these days. Burt’s Bess Aloe and Witch Hazel Hand Sanitizer. Grab them at your nearest drugstore or grocery for only 5 bucks. I better end this entry because I need to finalize our holiday photo cards orders. BOO!

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How it Works

Eliminate germs without water! Eliminate up to 99.99% of germs and make your hands smooth and soft, naturally, with this 100% natural hand sanitizer. This unique formula combines the effective germ-killing strength of corn-based alcohol with vitamin-rich Aloe Vera, to soften and moisturize hands, plus Witch Hazel to soothe skin.

How to Use It

Place enough product in your palm to thoroughly cover your hands. Rub hands together briskly until dry. Children under 6 years of age should be supervised when using this product.
Witch Hazel

Featured Ingredient

Witch Hazel — Witch hazel is a liquid extraction from the leaves or bark of this plant, which is native to Eastern North America. It contains water and alcohol and can be used externally on inflammations and bruises.