You’ve probably noticed that monthly subscription boxes are all the rage, and Julep hopes you’ll like their concept enough to give them a try.
Julep asks you a series of questions before assigning you one of four style profiles, on which they’ll base your welcome box as well as all future monthly deliveries.
However, you have the option of logging into Julep’s Web site near the end of each month and making changes to your upcoming monthly assortment of items.…
An article in the Raleigh News & Observer reports on a family farm in Louisburg, NC, where Traci Nachtrab makes Lucky Body products in her kitchen.
A sustainable farm which has been in Nachtrab’s family for generations, Lucky 3 Farm tries to use every bit possible of animals that are sacrificed for food. To that end, Nachtrab came up with natural body products to make use of tallow and lard from cows and pigs.…
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If you’re tired of cutting regular shoe inserts to fit your high heels, including pumps, sandals and slides, Dr. Scholl’s has something you might like, new Dr. Scholl’s DreamWalk High Heel Insoles.
I received a free sample pair of DreamWalk High Heel Insoles from BzzAgent in return for an honest review.
Shoe inserts are one area where many people don’t scrimp, other than waiting for sales and using coupons on the rare occasions when some are available.…
Uniliver, maker of such well-known personal care products as Suave and Axe, also has a unique line of skin care items called Simple.
Unilever provided me with sample containers of Simple Ultra Light Gel Moisturizer and Simple Nourishing 24 Hr. Day/Night Cream in return for an honest review.
The Simple line includes a wide variety of skin care items, including facial scrubs, light and heavy moisturizers with and without sunscreen and foaming face cleansers.…
A CBS News report recently re-broadcast on “60 Minutes” tries to answer the question, “Why are glasses so expensive?” According to the report, one Italian company – Luxottica – monopolizes nearly all of the market for eyewear in the U.S.
In the “60 Minutes” story, Luxottica CEO Andrea Guerra says that “at least half a billion people worldwide are wearing our glasses now.”…