#105 Aphorism of the week: Humanity

I'm tired of this back-slappin'

"isn't humanity neat" bullshit.

We are a virus with shoes.

Bill Hicks

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Benecos Eyebrow-Designer

Let me introduce you my trustworthy Benecos Eyebrow Pencil. She is a humble maiden, she does what she is supposed to do and she does it with class ;) 

#104 Aphorism of the week: Chaos

You must have chaos in your soul

to give birth to a dancing star.

Friedrich Nietzsche

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Lily Lolo Natural Lipstick: French Flirt!

There is no need to remind you how much I like Lily Lolo lipsticks, here is my everyday Rouge, the shade is French Flirt: a warm light kinda rosy red, the perfect shade for a daily use. Like all LL lipsticks, it is ultra-moisturizing and it has a sheer finish. I'll leave you with the swatches, apologizing in advance for the awful application on my lips (ooops I was in a hurry!) ;) 

Dr. Organic Aloe Vera Toothpaste

Oh My, this girl is running out of subjects! Lol, not at all. I just believe this simple organic toothpaste is worth talking about. Dr Organic is a very interesting brand, with a wide range of natural skincare products, it deserves to be on the news ;) 
So why taking the trouble to make a whole post for a humble toothpaste? 

#103 Aphorism of the week: Misanthropy

I don't hate people.

I just feel better when

they are not around.

Charles Bukowski

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Clarisonic Mia2: is it worth the money?

Clarisonic has become a superstar among beauty devices, so I decided to invest on Mia2. I've been using it for more than 3 months now, so I can give you my quite precise review about it. Is this device so essential? 

#102 Aphorism of the week: Insanity

And those who

were seen dancing

were thought to be insane

by those who could not

hear the music.

Friedrich Nietzsche

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Kigelia: hormone-like action.

Kigelia is an african tree, whose fruit is used to heal multiple health conditions thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties: rheumatism, snake bites, syphilis, but it's also used by african women in their beauty routine for keeping their breasts firm, since it contains flavonoids which stimulate micro-circulation.
Moreover it's been proven to be useful for treating wounds, eczema, psoriasis, acne and sun damaged skin. What a treasure, isn't it?

#101 Aphorism of the week: Dream

Build your own dreams,

or someone else will hire you

to build theirs.

Farrah Gray

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What's new on Aroma-Zone?

As you know I regularly take a look at Aroma-zone website, because it has been one of my favorite e-shops for years and I'm one of their greatest supporters :) 
They have changed some things lately, like the majority of the packaging of their full size oils, floral waters and creams (they are now made of 100% recycled plastic, one more big plus for them!)  and also they have started to 
sell their sample sizes in tiny bottles made of glass (one more 'coup de coeur' by AZ team!). 
Among the news on AZ website, here I show you the most interesting ones: 

ECRAN SOLAIRE NATUREL 

It is an active (made of Titanium Dioxyde and Karanja oil) to create your sunscreen cream. This is such a great solution for those who are used to prepare every cosmetic on their own (so I'm talking about people who do it professionally, not 
those who do it as a hobby because it might turn out to be a dangerous one!) I personally prefer creams made of 'chemical sunscreens' because they 
are more effective without any doubts, so I prefer them on my skin to be sure I'm safely protected from UV rays.