As mentioned in an earlier post, I bought a full-size bottle of the Camellia Copaiba Bath & Body Oil which is one of the large pump bottles you can see in the picture. The other is a Wheat Germ & Carrot Cleansing Oil which I’m intending to use for my oil cleansing regimen. The two smaller bottles are samples of the Camellia with Ylang-Ylang and Lavender (for my stretchmarks) and Watermelon Oil which I may also use as part of the oil cleansing process.

The block of what looks like marble is actually a shampoo bar – Kelp and Ylang-Ylang Babassu to be precise. Can you see a bit of a ylang-ylang theme here? :D It wasn’t intentional, but it is a favourite oil of mine. Finally, I have a Lemon Lippy Pucker, and delicious it is too.

I’ll no doubt be telling you all how I get on with them at some point in the future, so if you’re interested in these products then please check back over the next few weeks. Alternatively, if you have any direct questions, I’ll be happy to answer, just pop them in the comments area. :)

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Preview: Latest Anita Grant Goodies!

Ingredients: Unrefined cocoa butter, organic coconut oil, golden jojoba oil, candelilla wax, organic castor oil, natural soya-derived vitamin e.
Organic clover honey (Original Lippy Pucker). Organic dark chocolate (Dark Chocolate Lippy Pucker).

This is one of those rare times I find a product and want to rave about it instantly. I wasn’t even aware of Anita Grant until three days ago, and I’ve already fallen in love with her products. Both varieties of this lip balm are simply gorgeous.

Initial Impressions: The lip balms are presented in a classic lipstick-style tube. The first thing I did upon opening the parcel was whip the lids off and have a sniff. The Dark Chocolate lippy smells of cocoa and the Original is a pleasant coconut with honey undertones. Very nice!

Application & Results: I tried the Original first, it melted on contact with my lips and only a small amount was needed to sufficiently moisturise them. They were left feeling wonderously soft for quite a while afterwards. A few hours later, I tried the Dark Chocolate which is equally divine. Exactly the same results as the Original, except it strongly reminds me of Mississippi Mud Pie (which I love, by the way). Both were long-lasting, I only re-applied because I enjoyed using them so much.  

Review Conclusion: I’ve certainly found something very special here. These Lippy Puckers are simply the loveliest lip balms I’ve ever used. They’re also very fairly priced being on-par with supermarket-stocked brands, but far kinder to your lips. These are a winner, absolutely no contest.

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Review: Anita Grant Lippy Pucker (Original & Dark Chocolate)