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15 September 2016
Great Bean Bag Chair
I got the Big Joe Milano Bean Bag Chair but was skeptical on the quality due to the cheap price. I have two twin boys who have this bean bag chair in their room. They love the chair, it is great for watching TV or playing video games! It is light weight but firm enough to sit in. Last night, they brought the bean bag downstairs and I got to sit in it while we watched a movie. Worked great!!! Highly recommended.
22 August 2016
Beautiful! Great quality.
I started doing aromatherapy a little over a year ago. Took two online courses at a reputable aromatherapy school and make a lot of natural products. I do herb infused oils to use as a base for facial serums, body oils, ointments, salves, etc. I've included all different types of herbs, flowers, roots, etc. My latest project is doing bath bombs. I ordered the bMAKER Bulk Botanical Flowers Kit to use as decoration for my bath bombs. Which happens to be my new obsession:)
The bMAKER Bulk Botanical Flowers Kit comes with four types of flowers--lavender, rose, chamomile and marigold (calendula.) I've used all four of these flowers in my infusions. Last summer, I became salve obsessed. While we use them, I also give them as hostess gifts, baby gifts, etc. The dried flowers come in heavy, resealable bags to keep them at that perfect point--dry, but not desicated. I weighed the bags on my kitchen scale--they weigh between one and two ounces. More then enough to do any projects you have in mind. It's a great way to introduce yourself to the uses of dried flowers without committing yourself to too much (a pound of dried flowers is a lot!) IMHO, these dried flowers are more vibrant in color then the ones I purchased last year to do my oil infusions. This kit would also be perfect as a gift for someone you know who is getting started in aromatherapy or making their own skincare products. (Bath bombs are the "rage" right now. It's not unusual to pay $6.95 for one!)
Just to give you an idea of what you're getting, I paid $7.35 at a local lavender farm for 3 ounces of flowers/buds that weren't as nice as the ones you receive in the Bulk Botanicals Kit. If you grow your own flowers, you have to dry/wilt them to avoid mold growth in your infusion or other products. They also included a 1ml bottle of lavender essential oil. There's a card included that says you have to dilute it like all essential oils, so I assume that's what it is. It's enough to put in a batch of bath bombs, especially if you're adding some of the flowers. (Have to say that the flowers made the bath bombs look even more impressive.)
There's so much you can do with dried flowers. For my next project, I want to make is sachets. Just need to find the small organza bags I ordered around the holidays to do that. These dried flowers are edible, too, so you could put them in your salads, etc. Your imagination is the only thing that limits what you do with them.