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Block Island Organics Sunscreen Review
This post is sponsored by Block Island Organics. All opinions are my own. I like to wear natural products especially sunscreen since it covers my face. I love that the Block Island Organics sunscreen contains no parabens, fragrances or dyes. It uses organic and natural ingredients such as coconut oil, aloe, shea butter, jojoba seed oil and green tea. It’s also gluten free, vegan and eco-friendly. It’s a must to wear sunscreen in Las Vegas. It’s the desert and usually sunny. It’s been over 100°F lately. I’m dying over here since it’s so freaking hot! I just want to jump in the pool every day. I’ve actually heard of Block…
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Lori’s Salt Caramel Syrup review
Ivan and I love to use healthier sweeteners like maple syrup, honey or agave syrup. Lori’s Salt Caramel Syrup by The French Connection is a healthy sweetner altnerative. The French Connection specializes in French desserts and confections. Lori loves French cuisine and has studied abroad and even owned a pub. Her career spans four decades. Lori’s Salt Caramel Syrup is handcrafted and bottled in Ashland, Oregon. The syrup is delicious and very smooth. It comes in a bottle similar to other maple syrup bottles. I think the little handle is so cute. The sweet syrup tastes like maple, caramel with a hint of vanilla and sea salt. What a lovely combination! You don’t…
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SiMignon Bamboo Baby Washcloths review
Washcloths are so essential for babies and kids. SiMignon Baby Bamboo Washcloths come in a package of six: 3 green & 3 white. The packaging is great with a bow tied around each washcloth. Super cute! The washcloths are unbelievably soft since they’re made out of bamboo rayon. They’re thick and I love how big they are. The measurements are 10 x 10 inches. We have baby washcloths and they’re soo small. Ivan used the washcloths during George’s bath time. They’re really absorbent because of the loops. The soap lathers up really good. I wiped George’s face after eating with the washcloths. He’s so messy! I don’t know how he gets food…
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You Have Not a Leg to Stand On book review
This book is about a man named DD Mayers who gets into a bad car accident in Africa. He finds out his back is broken and he will never walk again since he was paralyzed from the waist down. He becomes depressed and suicidal about being a paraplegic. His wife is always there taking care of him and pushing him forward. Even though he’s bound to a wheelchair, Dennis and his wife travel around the world. He goes to an ashram in India who’s a healer with no success. He wants to buy a farm in the USA, but the deal never goes through. . He wakes up from his…
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RistRoller review
I got two hard black mini foam Ristroller rollers which came with a great plastic band that holds the pair together and two plastic bracelets that say LOVE~LIGHT~GRATITUDE on one side and NAMASTE on the opposite side. So cute! I like the bracelet that holds the two together because these things can get lost very easily – especially for a scatterbrained mum like me. I work on my laptop a lot for blogging, so my wrists get sore. I carry George around, so my arms feel the pain. I have sprained my right foot twice, so my feet hurt a lot. These rollers are small and don’t look like they…
