That time I went to: The Soap Barn

I love Yankee Candles. The votive ones, jarred and even the Car Smart Scent Vent Clips. That got me thinking of some small scale candle making. So as we do, I Googled for raw products and Soap Barn popped up.

At first I was confused because I felt like this was some secret place that was kept from the world then I got angry when I found that this place was right under my nose! You literally pass it on the N3 Highway at Linksfield. I browsed the heck out of that website to make sure I'll get all the items. Since I found them I go in at least every six months.

The store looks basic but it is truly the Aladdin’s Cave for DIYers and hobbyists. You can buy single portions to bulk of raw items like fragrance, bicarb, Epsom Salt, clays, waxes to finished products like shampoo, bath bombs, lotion and soap. Even packaging and storage for finished items. This “basic” store can be genuinely overwhelming as the product possibilities are endless so I do suggest going on the website and browsing the recipes if you are not sure.

I have had multiple hauls from the store but here are a few repeat buys:

African Black Soap Pet shampoo:

What disturbed me about mainstream dog shampoo is that I had to wash my pets with soap that I have to wear gloves for. How is that safe? This bubbles up nice and rinses out with ease.

The African Black Soap range also has hand wash, shower 'gel' and shampoo, as wel as a solid soap for our not-so-millenials. I have bought a normal pet shampoo in between the black soap, but it dried out my pets' skin. I love this stuff. Add to cart 4 eva!

Pro Hack: I also add Tea Tree oil and in Mosquito time, Lemon Balm or Citronella, then re-poured it into their reusable pump bottle for easy use. (Also wastes less because it dispenses measured amounts rather than an endless stream) I wash two Amstaffs (mid sized dogs) weekly for 3 to 4 months with 500ml.

Shea Butter:

Now I know Black Girl Magic is about the mystic, beauty and strength of black women. But I bet if we reverse engineered Black Girl Magic, that a segment of it would be Shea Butter. It absorbs well and leaves skin with a glow. This winter is rough on my skin because I've been outside in the dry air more often. Also my feet become so dry i can litterally peel skin off my heels. TMI. I started dipping straight into my tub of Shea. It's expensive for the bigger 500ml tub but it will last longer than you think. It's heavy so you don't need a lot. NOW teach me more of your magic beautiful Black girls!

Pro Hack: I bought wind up lip balm tubes, melted some Shea and poured it. I'd like to think it work like those hip new type balm make up removers. It melts the make up off. I needed to remove a heavy liquid lip and it worked like a bawse.

Zinc Oxide:

The struggle with sunscreens for me was real. A few years ago, like, 5, I got a few red dots on my hand when I was on vacation. I chalked it up to stress. You know the type when you go away to relax and come back to triple the work because “It's-not-my-job”. That next year (exactly), after two days at the coast MY WHOLE BODY was covered in this rash. I was allergic to sunscreen.💀💀💀

For the next few years I had the worst time finding sunscreen. Then I decided to check out natural/ organic sunscreens and the prices shot up. It is double the money for an already expensive product.

When I saw this it just went straight into my basket and look at that price though. . . 👍👍

Pro Hack: Instead of mixing up a weird batch of a mixture of Shea and Coconut oil, mix it in with their Gel, Lotion or Aqueous cream Bases.

Bicarbonate of Soda:

I use this for a few applications. Here is my carpet powder. I also use it as a exfoliater, to remove build up of products in my hair, to stretch out washing powder. I use at least 1 kg a month so it's super economical for me to buy bulk.

Pro Hack: For stinging burns make a paste of bicarb and water and apply it on the burn. A few years ago I had a bad burn (I think it was close 3^rd degree) and today I can't even tell that I was burned. (images too graphic to post)

Candle Supplies:

This was my first haul here. AAW! That is why the clay is here as well as the balm tubes.

I wanted to make candles to use/ give as presents. The upfront starting price was a large amount but I still got more candles out of that than if I had to use that money to buy candles. I also made a healthier candle because I used soy wax.

The thing that really caught me out was the large fragrance range. From Almond, marshmallow to Watermelon and ylang-ylang. I wanted it all.

Pro Hack: Here is a website that works out fragrance loads. You're welcome.

Facial Mask Items:

If I had to have a 'True Life: Addicted to . . .', it would be face masks. I try and apply a mask at least once a week. I definitly can see the improvement in my skin, Break outs are more controlled and my skin looks more even. For the same price of a month's worth of clay masks, you could buy a bag of clay (Bentonite/ Kaolin/ English China) and few Essential oils (Lavender/Tea Tree/ Rosemary) and have masks for days.

Pro Hack: You can trend it up with some activated charcoal and because you are mixing it up yourself, it's fully customize-able to your skin's needs.

Containers:

I love the variety of containers available for finished products. From 500ml spray bottle to 2ml atomizer (I bought a few so I could decant some perfume for on the go in my handbag)

Pro Hack: Their packaging is super reusable. I like whipping up things and storing them in the tubs I bought them in.

Final Thought:

I feel like this shop is selling items anyone could make a business out of. A bath and body range.(I'm imagining with the Spa fragrance of Avo and cucumber or Bamboo) Candles. (Marshmallows or something weird like banana) Skincare. (Just add water mud masks or SLS & Paraben free face wash) House hold products. (Thinning out the Black Soap, add essential oils and use as a natural dish soap) Even cosmetics and fragrances. There are a million creative possiblities.

É's tips:

• WARNING!!! As with any new hobby, start up is a bit expensive but after that, you just buy as you use
  
• If you are looking into making candles, body butters and potions that require you to melt products. I suggest to buy a small pot and stirrers for your hobby. I lost a good pot to candle wax. 😢
• If you decide to use fragrances, be sure to work in a well ventilated area or else you will need to stop because headaches get real.
• International company, Yankee Candle, started with a guy who made a candle for this mom and people saw it and wanted one too.
• Hoelson Sisters Facial oils started with experimentation of basic oils.
• Lush started as a small business that made everything in-house.
• The Body Shop was started by Anita Roddick as income for her and her children

The Soap Barn Website and Facebook

That place is my jam. Go there.

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Fry's Family Meatless Monday

 

So hey, I'm not Vegan or Vegetarian. Not even close. I don't have a private chef that sorts it out and can't really afford those Beyoncé-like food delivery services. (Interested tho'? Fitchef has options) I don't have time to go to the store/ market to buy fresh daily. So basically my vegetarian options are salad and Mac'nCheese.

A while ago I was wondering around the frozen food section and saw a fridge top to bottom filled with green. Nuggets, pies, Burger patties, sausages and schnitzel. I bought the Golden Crumbed Schnitzel and I was amazed.

Now, I don't have a problem switching up food. I like cooking and eating unusual things. But I'm not going to be the only one eating it. I have a meat lover husband. I don't know if you know Portuguese cuisine but it's nothing for them to have pork, beef and poultry in the same casserole. Add rice, potatoes and bread and you have a meal.

My meat stash for the month

So I scouted Fry's Website for a month planning delicious things and thinking of how to get bae to participate. Should I sit him down, send an e-mail, Whatsapp an e-card, idk? Eventually end of the month grocery shopping comes up and we are standing in front of the fridge. I asked him “What do you think of meatless Monday?” We picked up a whole lot of Fry's.

Please Note: I have not been paid to say these things. I also bought the products with my own money. Here is how it went:

Monday 1:

First meal was Chicken Stylestrips. In a wrap. I was sick with the flu cough thing everyone seemed to be sick with. I thought it was going to be an issue. New food, I feel like a walker. I was already making backup plans for KFC. I followed the cooking instruction (I just used a damn hot frying pan instead of a wok). Chopped tomatoes and lettuce and served with sweet chilli sauce in a wrap.

[NO PHOTO BECAUSE I WAS A WALKER]

My Feelings: I would try this again but make it with pasta. I don't like that it's suggested to be served with sweet chilli sauce but it help us omnivores eat it the first time.

What did he say: “It was good.” But I could see it wasn't excellent. I like wraps like this, he likes KFC's crispy type chicken wraps.

I give it 6 leaves out of a 10 salad. I'll try it again before I judge it harsher. Cough flu had too much in-flu-ence. (Ba-dum-dum-tish)

Ad-doc Meal – Saturday Fauxlony Breakfast wrap:

I was intrigued by the Polony. I think anyone who grew up in South Africa, your life got touched by polony. (Baloney for other places) Either a friend's school lunch or after school sandwiches, picnics or fried up with breakfast.

I like Breakfast wraps. Mine is usually Mexicorn's Whole-wheat wrap, turkey or chicken loaf slices, scrambled egg and spinach or finely chopped Swiss chard. Delicious, full of protein and fibre. Instead of my normal sliced chicken/ turkey loaf, I sliced some faux-lony.

My feelings: I dunno, for me it was not that great. On the packed it said 'or lightly fried' so I put some coconut oil in the pan and it was still weird for me. It's not so much the taste than the texture. It's kind of like a paste texture.

Monday 2:

A lot of my food choices is that of a child. As an adult it's frowned upon but I wish I had the option of eating of the kiddies menu at some restaurants. I think it's because it's uncomplicated. Cue Chicken style Nuggets. 

My baby gas oven doesn't have a grill so I lowered my oven rack and set my oven to its highest temperature. (295°C) then let it heat up for 15 minutes. Poured a film of oil on the bottom of a baking tray, arranged the nuggets and pushed them into the hot oven for 4-5 minutes. Flipped them and cooked for another 5-6 minutes.

Served with Oven baked wedges and a Salad. (Here it the dipping sauce recipe. I added a few drops of Tabasco).

My feelings: This is all I can think about. Delicious, fast and easy cooking, crispy. You know how some idiots say it, but this is everything. With or without sauce, it is just that good.

What did he say: He just enjoyed chicken nuggets. Until it was Wednesday we were talking and I said something about Meatless Monday, he was all “Meatless Monday?? But we had chicken nuggets?” BOOM! SUCCESS Fry's! You just became a BOSS in my books!

I give chicken style nuggets a 'I bought two boxes of these and I don't know if I should keep it for a dinner or eat it all myself' out of 10.

Monday 3:

I choose you battered prawn style pieces. It's going to be hard to follow the success of the nuggets but my hopes were high. The suggestion on the box was to deep fry. I didn't really feel like filling a pot with oil and waiting forever for it to come up to temp. I cooked it the same way as the nuggets.

I saw up scale ramen on my Pinterest suggestions. So that is the application I would use these for. I sautéed garlic, ginger and the white part of a few spring onions in coconut oil, just until they were soft. Then I added water (just enough to cook noodles) and flavouring packets of two minute noodles (I used Fatti's and Moni's Prawn flavoured ones) then cooked the noodles. I also boiled some eggs for 7 minutes.

To finish I just added the green of the spring onions, peeled the egg and dropped some soy sauce in and added the cooked prawn pieces on top.

My Feelings: I know it's maybe not full vegetarian as I do not know about how the noodles are made. So super delicious. I think any person these days (even if you didn't go to college/ university) between the age of 18 and 25 had gone through a time where 2 minute/ instant noodles was a staple meal. Dinner and/or lunch. So by the time you touch 30, the enchantment is gone. It's my emergency meal. This was next level of next level. It was a filling flavourful meal.

What he said: He thought it was good. He said he would have liked another egg. I'm sure I could make it again.

This gets a 'I want to eat this everyday' out of 10

Ad-dock Meal: Tuesday Lunch:

Country Mushroom Pie is something I wanted to try since I put it in the trolley. In South Africa we have a strong pie culture. It doesn't matter what language you speak or area you live in, there is a 100% chance that you've had a pie from a garage (petrol station). This product falls right into that line.

My feelings: Like any pie, even though it was baked in a civilian, everyday oven, the inside it like molten lava. So a check to that. The pastry is crisp and flaky. The sauce has the taste of traditional Chicken mushroom but the mushrooms themselves taste like freshly cooked mushrooms and they actually look like mushrooms. (sometimes, bits in a garage pies are suspect)

What he said (after making it that Saturday): Also a big garage pie lover this pie ruined other pies for him. After having this he had a garage pie and was very disapointed. All he could think of was that it wasn't a Country Mushroom pie.

I give it 'I'm disappoint that I didn't bake the other pie in the packet as well' out of 10.

Monday 4:

Golden crumbed Schnitzel was the first product I ever tried. Usually after I run errands it feels like a big deal to get home and make lunch. I didn't really feel like eating a sandwich or instant soup or deal with prep to cook something and there are days a smoothie won't cut it. I served this with an easy side salad and mash.

My feelings: It's a bit tricky to cook with a baby oven with no grill. The first time I was more successfully in cooking them. Second time was a bit not so great. It was still good though.

What he said: It was a just okay reaction. I thing next time I'll serve it with a onion or mushroom gravy.

In Conclusion:

The next Monday I made some meat dish and got scolded because it was Meatless-Monday. Since then, Fry's has always been on my shopping list. I've also bought the burgers but don't burger them. I buy bigger wraps or rotis and they are delicious with fresh lettuce tomatoes and a dollop of spiced up Mayo. Also bough the mince and made some Old El Paso Tacos. (Skipped out on the cheese but used cottage cheese instead of sour cream) 

Do you Meatless-Monday?

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Mall of the South: Not really a Haul haul.

Yeah more like a “Wanted to get BB cream but got carried away looking for a lipstick” thing.

Arm swatches so you know I'm real.

Yardley London got me all: They are not the same. They are similar.

 

Okay, these are the same.

All was done at Mall of the South. Here are the details:

Clicks:

This is a big Clicks so it's got the full roll out of all their stocked brands like OPI, Essie, WnW and Essence.

Wet 'n Wild MegaLast Lip Color in Cherry Bomb: My one sister and I are riding the 90's vampy dark lip trend. After doing some heavy internet swatch research I decided this was the one. And they only had that. One. And no testers. I have previously bought 'Bare it all' as a MAC 'Velvet Teddy' dupe and I loved it. They also didn't have 'Vamp it up' in stock but I did swatch it and it is good. I will have YOU, 'VAMP IT UP'

R44.95

(See later in the post I did purchase another Cherry Bomb and a Vamp it up at my local Clicks.)

Clicks Baby wipes: My arm was getting full of lipstick so I bought some wet wipes. R8.95 for 10

Oh So Heavenly Vanilla Cup Cake Bubble Balm: First saw it on PinkPeonies and bought it the next day. Here is my previous one:

Cool packaging without the EOS price @ R29.95 (If I went last week it was 3 for 2 but who's checking that)

Wet 'n Wild Wildshine Nail Color in Kaleidoscope: Recently I have found out what the term is of the feelings I feel because I am attracted to rainbow holographic things: I AM HOLOSEXUAL.That is the only reason I bought this. Great price at R24.95

Cardies:

"We don't like your big camera so we'll stare at you from down here"

SPCA support beaded Bracelets: I bought one a while ago and wanted the pink, white and blue one. And for a while I saw bracelets for the Red Paw Project. Because of uneducated people and my two dogs being at harm. this is a charity that is getting my money. The Lilo & Stitch is R55 and the steel beads of the Red Paw Project is R150

Dischem:

They had a stock taking during the week so there where people with open boxes every where. I got offered a free skin analysis but I wasn't sure if they would be able to see my skin through the contour, hard layer of concealer and powder.

SkinStrategy Sheet mask loose draws: That's how you know it's getting close to month end. Loose draw sheet masks. Face and neck Boto Mask and serum R14.95 and Soothing and calming Face Mask R12.95.

McNabs SuperCharge Energy Drink in Sparkling Rasberry: How do you thing this post is getting written? Magic? No way son. Anything I can read the ingredients of and understand what they mean, is good in my book. (also Vegan and made with No Genetically Modified ingredients because that is who I am now.) R19.25

Catrice All Round Mascara in Ultra black: Uhg! Yes! I bought it again! At R52.95 try to find a better one.

LA Girl Endless Semi Permanent Auto lipliner in Dark Plum: I bought this liner in True Red and it is true boss. This is the liner I want to pair with the WnW Cherry Bomb.

H&M

Just a slouchy beanie and wool hat. Walking with that bag makes you look like a bad bi*ch. This is the photo I sent my sisters telling them to get on my level:

And that is it.

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Here are some bonus swatches:

LA Girl Endless Auto Lip liner in Dark Plum

Wet 'n Wild MegaLast in Cherry Bomb over LA Girl Endless Auto Lip liner in Dark Plum. I got this combo for my sister and called it the #Noempielipkit in IDGAF

Wet 'n Wild MegaLast in Cherry Bomb

Wet 'n Wild MegaLast in Vamp it Up

More swatches:

Wet 'n Wild in Kaleidoscope

K bye now.

Now I'm Broke Haul

I this everyone gets to some point in the year were all your stuff runs out. As well as your emergency wares. It happened with my pantry in January. I always have quick standby meals but when they run out it's an issue to not cook 2 minute noodles (ramen to my other readers).

With me going through 2ndpuberty and some of my make-up/ beauty stock running low here is my haul I made that made the bank wonder “WTF u think u rich or wot?”:

Skin haul:

Skin Strategy Sheet masks:

Previous times purchased: Every time I've run out, so since 2015.

The cheapest masks all round. It's a bonus that they are sheet masks. It's easy to put on and doesn't have the mess of a traditional face mask. My loose draw Soothing and Calming Lavender mask was just R12.95. The BOTO Mask and serum was R89.95 for 6. (There are 2 others in the range and those two are awesome and cheap and are also available in loose draws or in a box set)

Bought at: Dischem. Online here

L'oréal Revitalift System:

Previous times purchased: First time.

I think I might have bought the range for more mature skin but I don't think it could do much damage. I've never heard anyone say “I bought cream for mature skin and IT MELTED MY FACE.” So I think it's safe. As I've become older I realise so is my whole body. Sad but true. As it changes I needed to change the products I use. And for some reason some companies think you roll in the big money so it costs more. Will see if IT is in fact worth it * mxm mxm* (Especially at R150 a pop

Bought at: Dischem. Online for day, night and eye or Takealot day and night. (No eye cream Takealot? Tsk tsk) Also at Clicks and Edgars or Red Square.

On a side note I now hate looking for these things online for the blog because now I see there is a day cream with SPF 30 at Clicks and Dischem. DAMN IT!

Garnier Micellar Water:

Previous times Purchased: None but I've always wanted some.

Pinterest has a suggested feed of pins that you might like. It sounds cool but they basically stalk your pins and push things of that interest. Through that I found an article (I think from Refinery 29) about how French women don't wash their faces with soap. Since then, it was like the universe told Garnier that I want Micellar water. A few month later PinkPeonies posted that it's now going to be available. Thanks Universe ;-)

Bought at: Dischem for R32.95 for 125ml. Online here. Also available at Clicks.

Beauty Haul:

Garnier BB Cream Oil free in Light:

Previous times Bought: This must be my 8^th time

This is my preferred, one and only and dare I say, this is my BAE. I bought this product in it's first form when it came out and this formula is the best. At first I though maybe this product is just great for me but I bought tubes for my sisters now they swears by this and I talked to another regular make up wearer who is also a repeat buyer who loves this product. This is a product I suggested for a first time make up wearer friend as it is so easy to apply and blend. She used the dark shade and looked like a unicorn. It evened out her dark spots and gave her and awesome glow.

Bought at: Dischem because it's the cheapest at R89.95. Can be bought basically EVERYWHERE. Clicks, Pick'n'Pay, Checkers.

Essence Coverstick in 01 Matt Sand:

Previous times bought: 3^rd time

2^nd puberty brings zits and adulting can leave bags under your eyes and I have that problem of red besides my nose. I'm not a real fan of that supper light concealer under the eyes. When I see it on some women it feels like the MUA was trying to hard and looks a bit not human. This shade blends with my BB Cream and looks seamless without the baked look. Even when I don't put on foundation, this stuff is good for spot covers.

Bought at: Dischem for R36.95. Online here. Available on Takealot and Clicks.

Essence Gel eye pencil Waterproof in Black Blaze:

Previous times bought: Like a vi-i-i-i-gin

I saw this in a review on a rando blog and decided to try it. At R41.95 its similar in price to some of the liquid liners and cheaper than some pot gel liners. We'll see how it goes because so far it was smooth going on to my hand and held on for a good while and didn't really move when I rubbed it.

Bought at: Dischem. Online here. I'm sure you can buy it at the bigger Clicks stores.

Catrice All Round Mascara in Ultra Black 010

Previous times bought: This is my 6^th tube

This is one of the cheapest drug store mascaras at R52.95 but what a kicker. I got so so many compliments on my lashes. Stupid but right. Every time they though they were fake or extensions. Nope it's just my cheap ass mascara being a boss. I always will love Maybeline's green and pink but TTYL for now.

Bought at Dischem. (Apparently it's not available online. NOT FOR YOU!)

Batiste Dry shampoo in Sassy and Daring Wild

Previous times bought: Once

With coloured hair I try to minimize washing it. I can go 3 to 4 days until things get weird. Some times it once or twice it gets weird by day 2. Or something comes up on day 3 and I can't wash it that morning. This stuff is the answer.

Bought at Clicks

Health Haul:

Nature's Choice Chia Seeds:

Previous times purchased: 3

Now this is the wonder seed the health world has been losing their minds to lately. I don't drink it every day or put it in smoothies and claim it ti give me energy. I see this more as a way to add nutrition to thing. Sometimes I make this to drink. I also like this pudding recipe. You won't believe how delicious it is. I add a teaspoon of seeds to yoghurt. It's super crunchy. I also like making a whole wheat wrap sandwich with peanut butter and banana and adding a sprinkle of chia.

Bought at Dischem. Also at any retailer with a Nature's Choice stand like Checkers, Pick'n'Pay and Clicks. (Also check Health Connection's Chia seeds)

Cellufresh Eye drops:

Previous times bought: 1

These are the drops that my optometrist previously prescribed me. And with second puberty there's weird allergies that creep up. Now I'm giving a pet away because I have a small allergy.

look at that camera fear face.

For the redness I just drop a few drops in my alien eye and it's better.

Bought at Dischem.

Zinplex Fruity-Veg Quick Fix Vitamin and Mineral Gel in Exotic Goji Berry and Citrus.

Previous times bought: less that 0

Now if you know me personally (and if you you didn't now you will) I am kind of addicted to energy things. The drinks, the syrups and now, the easiest, sachets. Most are under R7 and are real easy to ingest. I saw them and thought I would give them a try. Especially since there is no caffeine and no alcohol in it.

*After note: This stuff tastes like food. It's weird and I don't hate it.

Bough at Dischem. (it's by the usual suspects of energy sachets)

McNab's Supercharge

Thumbs up then you know it's good or that I have a problem

Previous times bought: Like 50.

No Caffeine. Come back here. I love you. You know that. Most mornings I need a kick in the ass to start functioning. Now I like products with a short ingredient list. Like the Micellar water or that there ingredients that tell me exactly what they are or were they are from as per the Zinplex with ingredients like honey and olive, grape and flax oil. Now McNab's is the best of both Short understandable list. No Alcohol, no fillers and no GMO. I have 5 to 6 sachets on hand and I don't feel as dependent on it every day as other energy supplements made me feel. I also like the company's vibe. Here is their website.

Bought at Dischem. Online here. Also at Clicks (Check out for the three for two deals), PicknPay and even when picking up bread and milk at the friendly Spar.

Bonus points if you also buy their Marula snack jellies.

Vital Vita-Slim

Previous times purchased: once

I don't in general buy slimming capsules. I believe the best fat burner is exercise and a healthy diet. I'm just taking these to get me over the plateau of holding weight. Besides don't you score points for using a product with Gacinia Cambogia because it's so in right now?

Bought at Dischem. Can also be bought at Checkers, Clicks and on Vital's website.

R10 Soap dispensers.

The cheapest of the haul. Now I kept saving hand wash bottles and decant my shampoo and conditioner in it.

I was tired of having heavy Tresemmé bottles in the shower. Half are upside down or slipping out of my hand. The other bonus is I started using less product because there isn't a lot of excess shampoo and conditioner coming out. I ought these because not all hand wash bottles are designed equally. And when you buy other soap dispensers they are usually made of something breakable. I don't want to drop a bottle and end up needing to get stitches. F*ck that sh*t. Showering, minding your own business and then you get stitched up because soap is slippery.

Honourable mentions to good products bought pre-haul:

Clicks Hair oil With Rosemary and Argan oil.

I love the V05 Miracle Oil but I don't see that product on the shelves and more. So I replaced it with this.

Hoelson Sisters Coconut Face oil inLavender and Rosemary.

Bought at Fruit and Veg Food Lovers market. I use it to boost up my creams or to remove heavy make up. I also use it as cuticle oil. I used it as a hair mask as well.

Oh So Heavenly Foot Spa Sleep on It Overnight Treatment

I have gross feet. If you want an awesome close miracle cream that can make you wear sandals the next day. Here is your instant satisfaction.

Zam-Buk Multi-purpose Herbal Body Cream

I was looking for a body cream without SLS and parabens. (Why is there a foaming agent in body cream?) Wooh here it is. (Bought mine at Spar but available at Clicks and Dischem)

AND THAT'S WHY I am stocked but broke

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