I was drooling and clicking on etsy last Saturday, and a Valentine's Day appropriate lip balm, a grapefruit patchouli facial soap, and a stick of peppermint deodorant made their way into my cart, and within six hours they were in my mailbox in a homemade cotton bag! Jamie lives in London, and she was out doing deliveries (FREE) door-to-door. It didn't take that much longer for the deodorant to make its way into my pit. :) I'm loving the deodorant. It's so minty that my armpits tingle when I roll it under my arms. The most brilliant part is that as I move around all day, the scent makes its way up my shirt and into my nose. I get high off of it. I swear!! It wakes me up. My co-workers have been doing a lot of eye-rolling as I shriek and exclaim the wonders of my deodorant. Can they not smell the peppermint??
The lip balm will be a Valentine's Day gift to the littlest who loves cinnamon and needs lip balm. I feel as if I'm constantly reminding that sweet child to apply some chapstick. The dry, cracked, bloody lips don't seem to phase her one bit. I, on the other hand, have to look at them.
I have yet to try out the facial soap. I'll probably test it out on the teen first, and then assess her skin over time. If she doesn't break out from it, I will be buying it in bulk. Wow, that kinda comes off as if she's my guinea pig. I'll make her sign a consent form. :)
N
PS. This is not a paid endorsement. This is how excited I honestly get by small stuff. I did however have the table beside Jamie at the Handmade Festival last year, and we exchanged smiles and some small chit chat, and I just know that she is a lovely girl who is local, makes natural products, and delivers right to my door under six hours. And that alone was blog-worthy. Well, and my minty pits.
The lip balm will be a Valentine's Day gift to the littlest who loves cinnamon and needs lip balm. I feel as if I'm constantly reminding that sweet child to apply some chapstick. The dry, cracked, bloody lips don't seem to phase her one bit. I, on the other hand, have to look at them.
I have yet to try out the facial soap. I'll probably test it out on the teen first, and then assess her skin over time. If she doesn't break out from it, I will be buying it in bulk. Wow, that kinda comes off as if she's my guinea pig. I'll make her sign a consent form. :)
N
PS. This is not a paid endorsement. This is how excited I honestly get by small stuff. I did however have the table beside Jamie at the Handmade Festival last year, and we exchanged smiles and some small chit chat, and I just know that she is a lovely girl who is local, makes natural products, and delivers right to my door under six hours. And that alone was blog-worthy. Well, and my minty pits.
5 comments:
LOL - I had no idea what you were talking about Wed @ knitting - it almost sounded like a bad thing. I don't think Batty can make anything bad!
I have been looking around for Vegan items lately & never thought to look on Etsy thanks for sharing.
Now I want some too. I am such a sucker for...anything, pretty much!
Oh oh... I've been avoiding Etsy lately and now I want to peek. Those look (and sound) great.
Thanks for the crochet pattern... I signed up on the site and at ravelry, so many great patterns!
I hope I see you at Ignite London, I'm planning to be there (as long as my back pain goes away soon!).
Wow! Talk about service! They look like awesome products! Great that they are local to you!
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