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It's always lovely to receive flowers, but this hand-blown dildo by Icicles is much better than the average rose. At 7.75 inches in length, this beautiful glass dildo is bulbed, ridged and waved for ultimate satisfaction.
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It's always lovely to receive flowers, especially om Valentine's Day, but this hand-blown dildo by Icicles is much better than the average rose. At 7.75 inches in length, this beautiful glass dildo is bulbed, ridged and waved for ultimate satisfaction.
This beautifully crafted dildo will give hours of pleasurable sensations and live on long after other roses fade away.
With 7.5 inches of insertable length and a maximum girth of 4.75 inches, this rose is likely to bring many more smiles and bring about much more happiness than your average garden bloom.
There are four shapely bulbs making up the length of this flower dildo. The rose tip is the largest and features delicate detailing to the tip depicting petals. The nodules and ridges formed feel sensational to the touch and will deeply please the G and A spots with every movement.
There are three bulbs in the stem measuring 3.25, 3.5 and 4.5 inches in circumference while the very central stem measures up at 2.25 at the narrowest point.
With a flat base measuring 1.8 inches in diameter.
How it measures up
- Length: 7.75 inches
- Insertable Length: 7.5 inches
- Circumference: 4.75 inches
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- Material: Glass
- Flexibility: Rigid
- Waterproof: Submersible
- Contains latex: No
- Contains phthalates: No
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Icicles No 12 Hand-Blown Rose Glass Dildo 9 out of 10 (20 reviews) Write your own review
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Everlasting Rose of Love
Reviewed: 06 October 2014 by pinkanimal, a Straight Married Female
My husband bought this for me for our 5th wedding anniversary after plenty of hints!
I have to say, though, I had no idea he had brought this. It was a wonderful sexy surprise!
This present was saved for the evening when the kids were in bed. We had drinks and melted chocolate with strawberries and marshmallows to set the mood.
This is the most breathtakingly beautiful "sex toy" you will ever see. In fact, simply calling it a "sex toy" seems inadequate. It is in fact a work of art. Beautifully crafted to perfection.
You could put this on your windowsill and no one would know what it was. It does have a flat base!
Every bump, every groove, the petals every inch of this dildo feels exquisite externally and internally.
The petals are amazing externally to tease and tantalise you to the brink of orgasm.
Internally the rose bud is made for amazing G-spot stimulation.
As with all glass, it has a nice weight to it and feels heavenly cold or warm, depending on your preference. Me? I love my glass cold! It just adds to the sensations, the cold hard glass.
Quite easily one of the best presents I have ever had and something I will treasure forever.
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- A beautiful work of art, perfect present.
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- N/a.
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- If you want to give a gift to the one you love, this is it!
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Flower Power
Reviewed: 22 September 2014 by The Baroness, a Straight Single Female
I've recently become a passionate devotee to glass ahem, 'massagers'. Initially inspired by a Lovehoney Review Of The Month winner, I made my first glass purchase several months ago with Icicles No 40 & 38 respectively and haven't touched a battery operated insertable device since.
Nothing, absolutely nothing, compares to glass for vaginal satisfaction in my opinion. So, I have compiled a list of 'must have' glass pieces (that also act as bedroom art pieces) and have slowly been accruing my personal pleasure collection.
My latest, and fourth purchase, was this here - the Icicles #12. Yes, I admit, I was wowed by the sheer beauty of the design. And yes, I admit, I too was charmed by the idea of this rosebud tickling my flower at my leisure. I was so excited for it to arrive so I could get to work. Ho ho hum.
I was very fortunate the morning my Rose arrived I had a free day to enjoy myself. So, I showered (one has to refresh the garden!) to prepare to till my proverbial soil. Do not be intimidated by the size bulb - I have a small, tight puseta that comfortably takes 6 inches and this petal bulb is smaller than the head of the average vibrator.
I liked running the glass petal lips along my ahem, lady 'petal' lips in a smooth, twisting motion. Once I slipped it inside (no lube necessary, my glass gets me more than ready for its pleasures) I must admit, it was pure bliss. Because of the ridges your walls experience a divine new sensation. Sometimes I like to stop the motion of the ocean to just feel how strong my walls pulsate against the hardness of the glass (NOTHING compares except organic penis, NOTHING I tell ya!) but I can't resist going back in for the ride.
Because of the many ridges, it is a truly divine experience. Again, the slow rhythmic in-and-out twisting deep motion got my vagina meowing beautifully. When I got to the point where I desired a harder thrust I pulled out my all-time favorite toy, the Icicle #62 (perfection) and let's just say Spring came a week earlier than its due date.
The romantic in me wishes I had a thoughtful partner who bought me this rose because it would have truly been a special gift that would have meant the world to me (I'm a 'sap' - pun intended). But the maverick in me waits for no-one and I am glad I didn't wait to treat myself to such a delectable toy. Sometimes I like to use it as a warm up device before I get down and dirty with #62.
Other nights, when I'm in the mood for some solo-style romance instead, I burn my gardenia scented candles, throw my rose petals on the bed, slip into something silky (or bathe and slip into my warmed bed feeling silky) and lovingly open my flower for some divine glass flower power.
Please make sure when your toy arrives that it is smooth all over. Every inch of your glass toy should be perfectly moulded with NO sharp edges. 5 star toy - I encourage all imaginative freaks to go forth, invest and enjoy.
- Pros
- Hardness of glass. Ridged shaft. Sheer beauty of design.
- Cons
- N/a
- Bottom line
- A new 'Spring' in my step indeed.
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Great Valentine's Gift
Reviewed: 02 August 2014 by crispynoodle, a Straight Married Male
Bought this for my good lady wife as a rose to give her in the evening away from prying eyes.
We are both very impressed with this. Firstly, it is very stylish. The glass is flawlessly smooth and she loves the feel of it on her skin.
With just a spot of oil it is silky smooth in all the right places, and she loves the sensation of it inside her.
- Pros
- The overall look is very high quality.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- A perfect rose that will never wilt.
- 1 person found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
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Tampa, FL (Sports Network) - Drew Brees threw for 263 yards and three touchdowns, as the New Orleans Saints dominated in a 31-6 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Brees completed 21-of-32 passes and was intercepted once for the Saints (4-2), who rebounded nicely from last week's loss to Arizona. Rookie running back Chris Ivory broke out for a career-high 158 yards on 15 carries, while Robert Meachem and Lance Moore each had a touchdown reception.
"I thought he played solid," Saints head coach Sean Payton said of Ivory. "He did a real good job. Obviously he runs hard. He had a ball out and a couple missed assignments, but he just keeps getting better."
Josh Freeman was 25-of-43 for 219 yards and a fourth-quarter touchdown, but the Buccaneers (3-2) had virtually no running attack. Cadillac Williams, with 10 carries for 18 yards, was the leading rusher for Tampa Bay, which was coming off last week's victory in Cincinnati and had a chance to surpass its 2009 win total.
The Saints went ahead on their first possession, despite starting as their own six-yard line. But Ivory opened the drive with an 18-yard run, and New Orleans didn't even face a third down, scoring when Brees fired a 41-yard strike to Moore down the right sideline.
After the Buccaneers punted, the Saints went on a scoring drive that bridged into the second quarter. They reached the end zone on another long pass from Brees, who threaded the ball to Meachem on the right side of the field. Meachem made the catch near the five and got across the goal line to complete the 42-yard play, despite the presence of two defenders.
The Bucs got close to midfield before punting, forcing the Saints to start at their own 13. New Orleans traveled 94 and 80 yards on its first two drives and once more got deep into Tampa territory. But on 3rd-and-5 from the 10, Brees' pass was incomplete and Garrett Hartley kicked a 27-yard field goal with 4:33 remaining.
Connor Barth missed a 40-yard field goal on Tampa Bay's ensuing possession, and the Saints threatened in the remaining time. But Cody Grimm picked off Brees with under half a minute to play, and the Saints took the 17-0 lead into the break.
New Orleans was right back at it to start the third quarter, getting to the Tampa 15 before the drive stalled. However, Hartley missed a 33-yarder, continuing his and the Saints' kicking woes.
Hartley has made just 5-of-9 field goals this season, and missed a potential game-winning field goal in overtime against Atlanta in Week 3. That prompted the Saints to sign John Carney, who missed a key field goal try last week and was released Tuesday.
But New Orleans' offense got another chance after Williams fumbled near midfield. Working with the short field, the Saints needed eight plays to get into the end zone, scoring on Brees' four-yard pass to Heath Evans with under two minutes on the clock.
The Bucs cracked the scoreboard when Freeman's two-yard pass to Micheal Spurlock with 5:35 left capped a 14-play, 88-yard scoring drive. But the Saints responded with a one-yard touchdown from Ladell Betts to cement the victory.
"They did a good job of running the football and dialing up plays when we weren't in premium coverages...They came out with their 'A' game," Bucs linebacker Quincy Black said of the Saints.
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Before I got married my grandma told me to put my names in all my books. "Why?" I asked.
"Because, I know how much you love them and you don't want them to get mixed up with his. You know, just in case…"
I doubt that my copy of Anna Karenina will get mixed up with his Principles of Electrical Engineering, but I did follow my grandma's advice. You know, just in case…
So far, for us "just in case" hasn't happened. But for many couples just in case is a reality and many of them didn't have wise grandma's to help out.
Having the courts and lawyers help you divvy up your belongings can be expensive and a drain on the very assets you are trying to preserve, so Judge Roderic Duncan suggests dividing your things up without the courts.
First, he recommends that you both draw up a list of the items you own jointly. You can agree to omit items of lesser value (that microwave from 1975 he's had since college or your Scarface poster), but make the list comprehensive and detailed. Then, value the property. Go through the list and decide how much each item is worth. For bigger items like a business, your collection of spoons from around the world, or your pet get an outside opinion. After that, go through the list and decide who is the logical owner.
"Now go through your main list, item by item," says Duncan, "decide whether there is some good reason to have each piece of property go to one or the other of you. Start with the biggest value items and see how far you can get. If having an equal split is important to you, keep track of the total value each person accumulates. Later, trade off on the smaller items, with each of you taking one in turn."
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Heidi El Tabakh now plays for Canada?
Oct 29th, 2006, 08:07 PM
Or is there a typo in the quali draw of Bell Challenge?
Oct 29th, 2006, 08:08 PM
no, she plays for Canada ;)
Oct 29th, 2006, 08:11 PM
used to be Egypt... afak
Oct 29th, 2006, 08:14 PM
She's been playing for Canada for quite a while now.
Oct 29th, 2006, 08:24 PM
thanks. last time I have heard of her is when she played in juniors. she played for EWgypt at that time. She hasn't done much in pros, so haven't seen her results/country represented.
By the way, I think as late as last spring she represented Egypt (got a WC into Dubai), which means she changed her nationality not that long ago ;)
Oct 29th, 2006, 08:27 PM
well she played the bell challenge as a canadian last year also. Its been at least 2 years.
Oct 29th, 2006, 08:29 PM
Yes we exchanged Beier Ko for Heidi :lol: ;)
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Heidi played last year's Canadian Open under Canadian nationality too, I think she has family connection in the Toronto area although I'm not 100% sure on that.
She's got a decent game, nice power baseline shots and serve, but mentally just isn't there anywhere near a consistent basis. She needs to play it a bit safer with her shot selection, a more positive attitude on court and I think she could improve her movement too. Potential is there to go quite a bit higher in the rankings, but she's got work to do if she wants to get there.
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Rising Star Cassatt Captures Ladies Classic
Sharp filly Cassatt won the $400,000 Houston Ladies Classic as a heavy favorite the night of Jan. 24 at Sam Houston Race Park, holding on by neck over the fast-charging Angelica Zapata.
Sharp filly Cassatt won the $400,000 Houston Ladies Classic as a heavy favorite the night of Jan. 24 at Sam Houston Race Park, holding on by neck over the fast-charging Angelica Zapata.
Daddy's Kid could be the class play as he takes on eight opponents in the $200,00 John B. Connally Turf Cup (gr. IIIT) at Sam Houston Race Park the night of Jan. 24. Also on the bill is the $400,000 Houston Ladies Classic.
Daring Kathy picked up her first graded stakes score with a solid wire-to-wire effort Nov. 22, taking the $115,000 My Charmer Handicap (gr. IIIT) at Gulfstream Park West.
Daring Kathy, winner of four of her six career starts on turf, will be tough to catch as she attempts to outrun nine opponents in the $100,000 My Charmer Handicap (gr. IIIT) at Gulfstream Park West Nov. 22.
Front-running La Verdad left her rivals behind leaving the turn en route to her initial graded stakes win, a 3 3/4-length romp in the $200,000 Distaff Handicap (gr. II) at Aqueduct Racetrack April 19.
Todd Pletcher-trained filly makes first start in nearly nine months in six-furlong test at Aqueduct Racetrack April 19.
James Arrison's homebred Flattering Bea, a stakes winner locally, will hope for a quick early pace when she faces nine other fillies and mares in the $200,000 Sugar Maple Stakes at at Charles Town April 19.
Finishing far behind champion Groupie Doll in her first start of the year, Heart Stealer got back to the winner's circle in the $200,000 Inside Information Stakes (gr. II) March 22 at Gulfstream Park.
Centrique, one of three from trainer Marty Wolfson's barn, appears to be the one to beat in an evenly matched renewal of the $200,000 Inside Information Stakes (gr. II) March 22 at Gulfstream Park.
Mr. Amore Stable's Ribo Bobo continued his winning ways Jan. 18 in the $150,000 Florida Sunshine Millions Sprint, while Ullapool went wire-to-wire against fillies and mares in the counterpart.
Ribo Bobo, who has won six of seven since he was claimed, and the solid mare My Pal Chrisy top the fields for the Florida Sunshine Millions Sprint and Florida Sunshine Millions Filly & Mare Sprint Jan. 18 at Gulfstream.
Devil's Cave, a two-length winner in her stakes debut over Florida-bred fillies last time out, will put her speed to the test in the $300,000 Florida Sunshine Millions Distaff Jan. 18 at Gulfstream Park.
Showing her affinity for the Gulfstream Park turf, Naples Bay boldly charged between horses in the stretch and pulled clear to win Marshua's River Stakes (gr. IIIT) Jan. 4 in her career finale.
Viva Rafaela, a group I winner in her native Brazil, will try stakes company for the first time on United States soil while facing a full field in the Jan. 4 Marshua's River Stakes (gr. IIIT).
Devil's Cave repelled challengers Sweet N Discreet and 3-5 favorite My Pal Chrisy en route to victory in her stakes debut by two lengths in the $100,000 Ocala Dec. 29 at Gulfstream Park.
Valiant Girl, given a hedge-skimming ride by Matthew Rispoli, produced a 42-1 shocker in the $100,000 My Charmer Stakes (gr. IIIT) on a good turf course Dec. 7 at Calder Casino & Race Course.
Angelica Zapata will try to register fourth straight stakes victory and first career graded stakes win when she faces a full field of fillies and mares in the $100,000 My Charmer Handicap Dec. 7 at Calder Casino & Race Course
Executiveprivilege, a two-time grade I winner last year who has been sidelined for a good portion of 2013, continues on the comeback trail when she faces seven challengers in the $300,000 Go for Wand Handicap (gr. II).
Mordi's Miracle posted an upset in the $150,000 Sunshine Millions Classic Preview at Gulfstream Park Nov. 9, but his three-length triumph could hardly be termed a miracle.
Trainer Marty Wolfson sent out four horses in the $100,000 Musical Romance Stakes at Gulfstream Park Sept. 21, and hit the board with two of them when My Pal Chrisy won and Starship Truffles came in third.
Since fans at the Hallandale Beach track last saw her, the 4-year-old Ghostzapper filly established herself as a grade I winner and subsequently was purchased for $1 million at auction.
RGM Stables' Sweet Little Lion held on in the stretch among a wall of contenders to win the $100,000 Hollywood Wildcat Stakes by a neck in the Summit of Speed July 6 at Calder Casino & Race Course.
Razor sharp Starship Truffles seized the lead rounding the turn and drew off impressively in the stretch to post an 8-1 upset in the $350,000 Princess Rooney Handicap (gr. I) July 6 at Calder Casino & Race Course.
Trainer Marty Wolfson, winner of a record three editions of the $350,000 Princess Rooney Handicap, has entered five for this year's July 6 edition at Calder--against the likes of Reneesgotzip and Judy the Beauty.
Few want anything to do with Besilu Stable's 5-year-old champion Royal Delta as she preps for a start in the $10 million Dubai World Cup (UAE-I) Feb. 17 at Gulfstream Park.
Horse | Trainer | Breeder / Owner |
Angelica Zapata | Ronald Pellegrini |
Beloveda | Martin D. Wolfson |
Canadian Mistress | Lisa Guerrero |
Cool Vixen | William A. Kaplan |
Logan Square | Alfred G. McIntosh |
Millennia | David Fawkes |
My Pal Chrisy | Martin D. Wolfson |
Sister Pippa | Martin D. Wolfson |
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H. Allen Jerkens S. | GP | |
Tomball S. | HOU | |
Martha Washington S. | OP | |
Palos Verdes S. (gr. II) | SA |


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What's the longest you've ever left your wort out (before pitching yeast, chilling, etc)? Normally I always chill the wort down in 15-20 minutes, get it into the carboy, pitch the yeast, etc. Sadly yesterday, I got a call from my girlfriend (car broke down) as soon as the boil finished and I had to leave the wort out for 2.5-3 hours. I hate doing that.. I hate leaving during any part of the brewing process. So now I'm sitting here eyeballing for infections or any other boogieman that might creep up on my brew. So, whats the longest any of you guys have left your wort out uncovered, not properly cooled?
My first brew ever, I thought that putting the wort on the porch to cool (it was January and below zero on the porch) would be good enough. It took like six hours to cool, but the beer turned out fine.
Had a similar experience to Bernie with my first brew. I massively underestimated the amount of ice it would take to cool the wort down. Figured adding the wort to the chilled two gallons already in the bucket would do it. Nope, and then the bucket was just insulating it. Ended up letting it sit overnight. It was brewer's best imperial IPA kit and it turned out just delicious.
72 hours... the vast majority of my brews get left out sealed up tight... never had a problem.
I have left wort out to cool down overnight several times. And I have also transferred to the carboy and used water baths with frozen water bottles over 24+ hours to get down to pitching temps.


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"This is a German recipe that my Mom made for us every New Year's Day. Although my siblings didn't care for sauerkraut, Mom INSISTED that we eat pork & sauerkraut for good luck on New Year's Day back in the 70's. Well, this is the recipe that we ALL loved, and I handed it down to my kids as well...A true tradition in my family, and a recipe that I found in one of Mom's Crock Pot Cookbooks from 1970, but tweaked just a bit so we all would like it! Truly yummy, totally filling, and the switch-up she made to using "Bavarian" sauerkraut makes all the difference in taste! Both of my ex-DH's love this recipe and brag about it to other people to this day..."
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"How heartwarming and comforting! I often make a variation of this kraut dish on occasion, although I rarely, if at all, have added potatoes to the mix. I really enjoyed them here! Using the crock pot makes the sauerkraut really tender. I am sure I will be using this variation again in the future! ~Sue"


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Julie Newman, Director, Yale Office of Sustainability
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I have tried this oil about three times and each time it would cause pimples to form on my face. I have pretty normal skin, not dry, not too oily, with no or rare breakouts. I am, however, sensitive to many ingredients in many products and will get pimples from certain things. I recently tried it a third time, applying it to my face at night, about a week ago and I ended up with four pimples on my face. I tried this product three times because I am always on the hunt for organic skincare products and this oil only has one ingredient and many people seem to like it. It does moisturize pretty nicely and gave my skin a glow, but I found that when I would stop using this product, I saw there was no real difference on my acne scars or skin texture. After testing it out three times over the course of one year, I think I won't buy it again, it doesn't make a long term difference to my skin, causes breakouts and the price is too much. Sensitive skin, beware.
If you don't have dry skin, using this product on your face is a little bit of an overkill(especially in the summer). I'm all about organic and natural hair/skin products, but I felt like my face was covered in a layer of grease for the whole night after I applied it on my face. I did, however, like it for other uses.
I live in California, it's dry here so I definitely like to use thicker moisturizers at night. I thought the consistency would be like a serum, so I first applied 3 drops to see if they'd cover my face. They didn't. I feel like if you want to apply a thin layer on your face, you really have to rub it all over your face. I'm not a fan of rubbing my face of any sort because I am terrified of wrinkles. I applied a few more drops to spread the product evenly on my face. My face felt greasy for a long time. I ended up blotting them off because I didn't want the oil to get on my silk pillow case. I think this may be a good product to use in the winter, but it was too much for me in the summer. I don't recommend using this alone. Mixing it with your night moisturizer will help spread the product easier.
I definitely will be using this product for my lips and hair. When I apply it on my lips at night, they are always so moisturized in the morning. As for hair, I have damaged hair so I've always been applying argan oil as a leave in conditioner. I only apply a very small amount and it usually makes my hair shiny and soft. It's also a great detangler.
I guess it all depends on what you need Argan oil for. The price isn't very economical, but it didn't bother me since organic/natural products are usually more expensive anyway.
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This is another one of my favorites. I have oily skin and this balanced it out and kept my skin soft and supple. This is truly an amazing product! Another score from Josie Maran!
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I used the whole bottle before I reviewed this and it's simply an ok moisturizer. It does
nothing for wrinkles or anti aging. Waste of money for me. I recently bought Marula oil
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my skin. I'll wait a few more weeks and review it.
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I've wanted to try this but just didn't know about putting oil on my face and truthfully the price. But I got a sample for my birthday as Sephora and was floored. My skin looks amazing! I will never use anything ever again. I'm 46 and my skin is changing. A getting older thing I guess. This just works. For me it's a no brainer!
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I used this product for approx. 2 months. It did moisturize very well but it is so expensive. And 1-2 drops was not enough to cover my whole face. It did not make my face oily. I do not know if it helped with my acne because i was also using an acne cleanser and nightly spot treatment gel but it did not cause any break outs. I do not know if it faded any dark spots since I only used it for two months. When I ran out I switched to a cheaper moisturizer which I like very much (Yes To Cucumbers). But if I ever have extra money I will definitely repurchase Josie Maran Argan Oil
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I honestly can't stand this stuff. I have very oily skin with large pores and redness issues so I was already not particularly enamoured with the idea of spreading oil all over my face anyway, but I received a bottle of it in my Sephora's bestsellers box and decided to give it a try as a night moisturiser. My skin feels fairly normal when I do this after I wake up - normal for me being a little "dewy" all over and quite oily on my forehead - so there are no negatives about it. But it feels the same as if I had not bothered to wash my face after using my makeup wipes the night before. So there's no point in even using it at all.
When I try it as a day moisturiser, however, it never absorbs. After lunch I can touch my neck and still feel it sitting on top of my skin. This is without putting any makeup on top of it. I tried it for several days just to see if my skin would get used to it and it never did. Oil moisturising is just not for me. This oil is super expensive so I will definitely never buy it again and wish I could swap the rest of it for something I would actually use.
We used to sell a mad amount of this product at Sephora, so I decided to try it out for myself as i have normal/dry skin. The packaging is a bottle with a little dropper inside. I typically hate droppers, but since its a fluid oil, the dropper is more ideal. Only a drop or two is enough for your whole face and neck. I would rub the oil between the finger tips and gently massage over my face, patting it in afterwards. It takes a little while to soak in, and feels quite slick for the first few minutes. Its certainly something you would probably want to use at night rather than the morning.
As for results, it did help keep my skin moisturized, nothing dramatic though. I have a few mild acne scars, and I saw no results in terms of fading. A little warning, for those of you who have tiny hard white bumps on your face, known as "milia", this is NOT for you. I get occasional milia (a pain in the butt, as they can't be popped) and this product made it ten times worse. This was before I was aware of oil contributing to the formation of milia. Just want to let any of you who have this problem to stay away from this oil at all costs. Other than that, i found the argan oil to be a very basic moisturizing oil suitable for dryer skin, and especially mature aging skin. It also works great for cuticles, elbows, knees and other dry areas, as well as hair. Don't expect it to do anything miraculous though, as it won't.
I'd also like to point out that it is 100% Argan Oil, so it can be easily obtained elsewhere for less than half the price. Josie Maran is a higher end cosmetic line, so of course they are going to mark up the price.
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I was pleasantly surprised that this oil has turned out to be as good as its claims. Bought the trial-sized version on a whim from Sephora.com after reading the glowing reviews but wasn't intending to use it on anywhere but my cuticles. Because of my work, I shuttle between the tropics and Europe every few months and my skin is noticeably drier when I'm in Europe, regardless of season. This time around, I actually forgot to pack my regular night cream for a 2-month stay in London. But I did bring the argan oil along. Deciding to improvise rather than buy a brand new tub of night cream, I warmed 2-3 tiny drops of the oil between my palms before patting it all over my face, on top of my day-time moisturizer. I really liked what I saw the next morning, my face was glowing and looked really fresh. Slowly, I began to incorporate this "argan ritual" everytime I applied moisturizer on my face, not just at night. It's been a month and my skin looks really good. I already have a very clear complexion but this product, in my view, imparts a glow which yellow-toned complexions may lack from time to time. It's a multi-purpose product as well. Working just as well for heels, elbows, and of course, cuticles. The sort of thing I want with me if I'm stranded on a desert island. Will definitely repurchase in a larger size.
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EDIT: after finishing the mini bottle I realized Arran oil does not add enough moisture in the long run to my very dry skin. Too bad because it really helped with my acne scars. I also suspect it clogged my pores after prolonged use. Will be trying my sample of tarte marajuca oil next
This is a miracle product. I've never had a skin care product change my skin so quickly. My scars are fading and my nose stopped flaking. This is only after a month of use. I was terrified to use oil on my face since I had such a bad reaction to oil cleansers, but this stuff hits the spot. I got the mini size as a sephora vib gift, but I think I will try a cheaper Argan oil when I run out. Love.
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I have 2 other plants that appear to be producing NORMAL shaped pods...and then there's this one (in a small container) I guess I'll see what happens when they ripen. Jerry |
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"Just used the dough recipe and grilling technique. It was wonderful...much better than our previous attempts at grilled pizza and light years ahead of our oven pizza. If are adverse to charred bits of crust, do not use this recipe.""
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"Used 86% cocoa chocolate and cut the amount in half. Added 1/2c chopped dried cherries, too. The family loved the bread pudding because it was not too sweet and a little tart. I let it sit in the fridge after prep, and the bread soaked up all of the custard leaving the end product more reminiscent to french toast. Next time I am going to use..."


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Join us on Saturday, December 6, 2014 from 3-6 pm for the first annual Cheers for Charity Event, sponsored by the TRIAD CW20 and hosted by the Piedmont Triad Farmer's Market on Sandy Ridge Road
Your donation entitles you to a beer and wine tasting, live music, food provided by Papa John's and the Moose Café, and a chance to win a Christmas tree.
**Advance tickets are adonation of $20 per person for this event. The donation will be $25 at the door onthe day of the event.
Date: Saturday,December 6th, 2014 Time:3 – 6 pm Location:Piedmont Triad Farmers Market Address:2914 Sandy Ridge Rd, Colfax, NC 27235
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Maybe it was the friendly ticket scanners, maybe it was the solitude of the gondola ride, or maybe it was the reggae music blasting at 4 Points Hut, but the vibe on the mountain this morning was nothing but good. Those of you who were pressing glass on any of the glorious pow mornings last week will appreciate this:
Ahhhh, take a deep breath in...........and release all your cares away. It was quiet and serene this morning, a good for the soul kinda day.
I started today as I usually do on bluebird week days: with a grooming report. I know all the usuals that are going to be on my list to hit like Daze, Vag, Buddy's....but today's report read like Beyonce's half time set list, eveyone was a hit (ha)! I was psyched to see that both Ted's Ridge and Cyclone were on the list.
Ted's is one of the steeper runs that gets groomed and is otherwise pretty bumpy. It's a fast track to Thunderhead lift and gets somewhat overlooked as it cuts off from Heavenly Daze.
Cyclone was next on my hit list, because like Ted's, if it's not groomed it's often moguled out and is a treat to ski when it's freshly smooth. I was 2 for 2 this morning with those runs so took my chances heading up Storm for a Lap O' Love (Buddy's - Rainbow - Moonlight) before hopping on Sundown Express and onto my must-ski run on pretty much any day. Sunshine Lift line is the ripperiest ripping run to rip. It's so much fun. It's the perfect pitch to let you skis go, you don't have to speed check much at all and the snowcats make sure to keep the seams tight on this one.
It's a scientifc fact you cannot be stressed when skiing into this view:
I finished off this beautiful Tuesday with a Westside and back up front to run the Daze. It's just pure awesome from top to bottom.
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At the Start of Holiday Shopping Season the Office of Consumer Affairs Reviews National Shipping and Handling Fees, and Alerts Consumers to Tricks of the Trade
BOSTON - November 22, 2011 - After a review of dozens of shipping and handling fee rules for retailers at the onset of the holiday shopping season, the Patrick-Murray Administration's Office of Consumer Affairs has identified some of the most frequent ways retailers use those fees to add to a consumer's bottom line.
"Retailers are allowed to set their own rules on shipping and handling fees, but in some cases those rules lack clear disclosure and add unanticipated costs to consumers," said Barbara Anthony, the Undersecretary of the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. "When holiday shopping, consumers need to do their homework and be aware of the rules. If a consumer does not like the shipping and handling terms, he or she should consider shopping elsewhere."
The Office of Consumer Affairs checked 50 retailers, mixing traditional department stores, online-only retailers, and television infomercial-style items. In reviewing the shipping and handling rules, the Office identified six issues consumers should be aware of before making a purchase.
One box, two items, one larger shipping and handling fee.
Traditionally, if you buy multiple items at one time through a retailer, your shipment should be subject to one charge. But not all companies work that way, and even if you order two of the exact same items, and they come in one box, the shipping and handling fee can be charged to both items. If you order two pairs of Pajama Jeans, they will come in one box, but you will be charged the $7.95 shipping and handling fee twice, for each pair of pants you buy.
When "free" doesn't mean free.
Many television advertisements include buy-one-get-one-free offers on the items being sold. But "free" isn't always free. In the case of Aluma Wallets, the "free" wallet is subject to a $4.99 shipping and handling fee. The Perfect Meatloaf pan charges $7.95 for shipping the additional "free" item. Comfortisse Bra sells its items in a set of three, and consumers can order two more sets for free, but charges $9.95 for shipping and handling on each of the three sets (nine bras in total). In making such purchases, consumers should be aware that multiple shipping and handling fees can wipe out any perceived savings by buying the product in the first place.
Extra parts mean extra costs.
The NuWave Oven comes with a hefty $29.95 shipping and handling fee. The website offers additional parts to the oven, like a "Nuwave twister" and "party mixer" for free, but with additional shipping and handling fees. The Ronco Six-Star Knife Set offers a lifetime guarantee on all its items and free replacements - with a $2.95 shipping and handling fee on each replacement.
How much is too much for shipping and handling?
In some cases, consumers cannot answer that question until it is too late, or the shipping and handling fee does not pop up until the last confirmation window on the website and is missed by the consumer. Many online websites do not detail shipping and handling fees until after shipping or billing information is entered into the website, including Ninja Kitchen System 1100, a food processor. Know all the costs and fees associated with a product before providing your payment information.
Sometimes paying a little more will save. Sometimes paying a little less will save.
Some retailers, like Staples and REI, charge shipping and handling for smaller dollar-amount purchases. Staples charges $9.95 for purchases under $45 and REI charges $5.99 for purchases under $50. If you plan on buying $43 worth of products at Staples, buy a pack of pens for $2 to reach the $45 threshold and save on the shipping fees. On the flip side, some retailers charge more as the purchase price increases. Crane and Co., and Bed, Bath and Beyond use those systems. Know what price levels trigger higher fees at those and similar retailers.
Returns might cost more than postage.
In some cases, retailers will charge a shipping and handling fee for accepting a return via mail, even if you are paying the postage. The North Face, for example, deducts $7 for a return through the mail. So, if you expect $50 back for a return, you will only get $43.
To avoid these fees, the Office of Consumer Affairs recommends consumers follow these tips:
- Research shipping and handling fees online, or call the retailer to get the details;
- Add up shipping and handling before completing a purchase;
- Do not give payment information until you know what the fees are and you are certain you will buy the item;
- Ask if there is shipping and handling on returns;
- If you must make a return, and the retailer has a local location, take it back to the store, do not mail it back;
- If possible, shop at brick-and-mortar stores, where there are no shipping and handling fees, or consider shopping at retailers that will ship an item to a local store with no shipping and handling fees.
The Patrick-Murray Administration's Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation is committed to protecting consumers through consumer advocacy and education, and also works to ensure that the businesses its agencies regulate treat all Massachusetts consumers fairly. Follow the Office at its blog, Consumer Connections, and on Twitter, @Mass_Consumer.