Comments on: Rose, the scent that snuck up on me. Part I

By: scenthive

scenthive — Sun, 24 May 2009 16:15:44 +0000

Dain,

I’d forgotten that you’d moved…how are you?

I also tried the Rhassoul duo, and really like that as well, but am finding I can only use it twice a week. I didn’t get any of the moisturizers but think I might when I need to reorder the facial oil.

How about the next time I need to go the PO that involves paperwork, I’ll send you some. No need to worry about sending anything in return. Will you send along your address again so I have it?

By: scenthive

scenthive — Sun, 24 May 2009 16:11:17 +0000

Abigail,
The Bonny Doon is a must try IMO, so lovely. If you’re making a Beautyhabit order any time soon be sure to get one

Mmmmm, a pool of rosewater, now wouldn’t that be heavenly?

By: Dain

Dain — Sun, 24 May 2009 06:17:20 +0000

I responded to your comment on the blog (been busy lately, not keeping up with comments—sorry!), but I might as well do so here. I’m so glad to hear you’re impressed with Daybreak, too. My skin has never looked better since starting the regime; I hadn’t realized how much a difference high-quality ingredients, used in such excessive quantity, make in skincare. Did you try anything else?

(As for your kind offer; I’d love to compare notes, but I’ve moved out of the country. So you’ll have to keep that you’d have to pay international shipping, and the fact that I don’t know how to use the post office here and may not be able to ship anything in return yet, in mind.)

By: abigaillevin

abigaillevin — Sun, 24 May 2009 05:46:48 +0000

That Bonny Doon Rose Creme Parfum sounds divine. I want some now Back of the hands sounds perfect. My hands seem to be getting drier and drier and I wash them more and more often (becoming OCD?). Anyway, now I want rose petals melting into the skin on the back of my hands…ahhhh, I can smell it already.

Totally off subject but I use organic rosewater as a facial toner. I store it in the refrigerator in the summer. I wish I could submerge in a pool of rosewater – no chlorine, nothing but rosewater…

By: scenthive

scenthive — Tue, 19 May 2009 19:17:09 +0000

Bonny Doon!! And you are so lucky you can just pop on over to Blunda and check out all the frostings. The orange blossom one looks amazing as well. Ugh, I could spend a small fortune there I’m sure

Hugs,
T

By: scenthive

scenthive — Tue, 19 May 2009 19:15:21 +0000

Thanks for commenting A!

Isn’t the tuberose and gardenia lovely? I enjoy that one too. I haven’t yet tried it as a face cream, and don’t think I need that extra hydration in the summer, but will give it a try in the winter. I am in love with Laurie’s frostings!!

~Trish

By: duVergne Gaines

duVergne Gaines — Tue, 19 May 2009 18:18:28 +0000

Ok – I can see I’ll be purchasing some of these fabulous things soon – I want the Bonny Doon Rose Cream Parfum and both the Organic Kashmir Roseneck Frosgint and Tuberose and Gardenia frosting now!

Next paycheck, here we come! Thanks, Trish!

By: Achaessa

Achaessa — Tue, 19 May 2009 17:32:39 +0000

Hi, Trish. On May 9th I purchased the Velvet & Sweet Pea whipped frosting in Tuberose and Gardenia and I’ve been using it on my face with amazing results. I moved to Mexico City in Oct 2006 and between the air quality and the highly chlorinated water, I started getting dry patches in my T-zone (of all places!). Laurie Stern’s whipped frosting has made an immediate and noticeable improvement – even my husband commented on my new *glow.* Best of all, I notice the difference – not only my dry patches are gone, but my crows feet are smoothing out and my elbows feel like the proverbial “baby’s rump.”

I love the way the frosting melts as soon as I rub it between my fingers and disappears almost as soon as I smooth it onto my face. Laurie Stern is a magician in my opnion!