Product Description
The Perfect Gift Set
Treat yourself to a luxuriously rejuvenating bath time experience you or a loved one deserves with Harmony Aromas Harmony Essential Oils Bath Balls!!
Premium Ingredients
Slip into your personal spa with fragrant Essential Oils and rich, moisturizing Shea and Cocoa Butter.
Abundant Luxury
Enjoy long lasting luxurious bath time experiences with our set of 8 tantalizingly fragrant bath balls. Each 70 gram ball (almost 2.5 ounces – 2 inch diameter) provides a unique aroma for your bath.
Rejuvenate and Unwind
Let Harmony Aromas hydrate and caress your body and spirit in a wreath of silky scents. Take advantage of the rejuvenative properties of Essential Oils with our therapeutic scents such as Rose Oil, Chamomile Oil, and Lavender Oil!
Premium Bouquet Of Scents
- Escape: Bergamot Oil
- Ascend: Rosemary Oil
- Serenity: Chamomile Oil
- Harmony: Lavender Oil
- Joy: Rose Oil
- Vigor: Sandalwood Oil
- Essence: Ylang-Ylang Oil
- Therapy: Juniper Oil
Slip into Harmony with Harmony Aromas Essential Oil Bath Balls!! Bath time just got a lot better.
Price: $24.95
- WHAT YOU DESIRE: Premium Indulgent Cocoa Butter, Rich Moisturizing Shea Butter, And Exotic Essential Oils.
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Got Me!
lindsell tagged me in that game where you have to post a photo’ of yourself and 16 facts. Not wishing to be a party-pooper, I thought I’d better play.
So, a recondite A to P of me…
‘Ambivert’ is how I was once described. I left the party to go home and look it up.
‘BEST AFTER…. 7.JUL.1978…SOLD..7.JUL.1979..’
Cambridge: Mill and Hills Roads have seen the most significant events in my life. I was born in a workhouse (fortunately it had become a maternity hospital by then) on the former and my son was born there some years later. The latter road saw my wedding and the birth of my daughter.
Dancing isn’t something I do well. I had private tuition at a dance school once but Mademoiselle Dance Tutor gave up when we got to the tango.
Education is something that I was offered when younger. Not being greedy, I didn’t take it all but what I did accept seems to require constant topping-up (which I attempt to do on a DIY basis) ~ I suspect a leak. The brain is not yet fully converted to metric.
Fruit is good to photograph but I’ve never eaten it. I have tried but we just don’t get on.
‘G9′ is the Canon camera model I started using last year [2008] – a great little camera.
‘Howard Reginald’ is the name I was given at birth and the first I still answer to.
Ideals and Ideas ~ To carry out more of the many ideas I get, my ideal world would have 36 hour days.
July has been important to me and is my favourite month. January is a definite contender for my least favourite month.
King George VI died just before I was born.
Lenses aren’t just for cameras – I’ve needed them in spectacles in recent years.
Meals. Some of the best are quite simple: Bangers & mash with onion gravy, egg & potato curry, ‘Italian eggs’, Madras chicken curry, prawn risotto, the late Mrs G’s recipe spaghetti bolognese, Marmite on toast… Some I no longer dare eat: fry-ups with fried bread, beef dripping on toast…
Newspapers: the more ‘Independent’, the better, but I tend to only look at them online, now. All the local rags are delivered, though.
Owls hoot around here, and I like to hear them usually, but, suffering from a minor bout of ‘manflu’ the other night, I remembered the old country superstition that they precede a death ~ I was mightily pleased to wake in the morning.
‘Pulled’ now refers to teeth.
[Photo’ was by my mother, Nov. 5th. 1964, with an Olympus Pen D, Zuiko 2.8cm lens, f3.5, brief timed exposure plus electronic flash. Tri-X film, dev. Microdol 9mins. @ 75ºF]
Explore no.347, 23 Jan 2009
By innpictime ζ♠♠ρﭐḉ†ﭐᶬ₹ Ȝ͏۞°ʖ on 1964-11-05 20:00:00