Soon this duo will be a trio. We are proud to announce we are expanding or household.
There will be a future addition to the Carter team .
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Feb 10, 2012
Aug 29, 2011
Jul 21, 2011
Play a Love Game
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We do a lot of things for love. Shelia was never the type of female to fall fast head over heels for a guy. He would have to be pretty special, warm, caring, strong, and above all else HONEST.
Here's a story about lies and deception. What are your opinions on this real life drama that could have been written from a soap.
Seems the world is consistently changing but as for love Shelia was a romantic at heart, idealistic, a dreamer, naive. As she grow older it has became increasingly harder to hold fast to those ideals. Slowly becoming the cynic she feared and her soon to be ex warned her was a turn off. Yes cynical when it comes to love and people. Not completely mind you but on her way.
Is he lieing to you?
She didn't dated much and was forbidden to date in high school. A real goody goody type you know. Listened not only cus her parents told her to, but it made sense. There was had plenty of time to learn about heart break and frankly she wasn't emotionally ready.
We all have read or watched tragic love tales such as famous Romeo and Juliet or the modern Vampire twilight saga. Never quite understanding how no matter the power of love why do we choice wrong. The wrong course of actions, when to know to leave, when love isn't enough sometimes. Sounds so romantic to die and do anything for love doesn't it though it should not?
Boy was she about to find out she was way wrong, and wondering how many times must she repeat her mistake. I ask
anyone that has been hurt and heart broken by love to tell their tale. I think my readers would love to know they are not the only one.Fools rush in,
My heart above my head
Though I see the danger there
If theres a chance for me
Then I dont care...
And I dont care, oh-oh-oh-oh
Major lies :
Her words "This guy I once dated claimed to be a church going, nice, sane, guy. We seemed to have so much in common. A sweetheart I later learned a dark secret the truth is he was none of those things or at least he hadn't lived his life that way. He confessed to being a player, a liar and manipulator. That he may not change his ways but was willing to try. He had lived this way, a sex addict possibly, for a long time. Had a hard time with ethnic, think ahead, countability.So he tend to blame others because it was an easy way to live. Tired of the games and looking for honesty. Gained sempathy from others mostly woman and he mainly only had what he called female friends. Turns out most of these female friends were not friends so much as women he was trying to date/hook up.
After wards I discovered he was dating or trying to date many females at the same time. This was even during our courtship til we lived together he claimed. One day prior to his out of town trip he asked if we would go exclusive. I agreed and he asked if I would accompany him. I didn't so he took his girl friend that he now claims to have broken up with. Though I doubt it how many women do you know that would drive out of state as a favor to a guy that just broke your heart.
By the way she had told him she was pregnant with his child. He claimed he couldn't have been the father and he did not trust her because of her many lies. One of which was supposedly she was a married women. Not separated just married to get her sister's man into the states. He had wanted to break up with her along time ago but didn't have the nerve. So instead he flirted and went on countless dates with other women. His girl friend at the time asked if he would take her to an abortion clinic and he agreed after they returned.
He asked me to go away with him that weekend out of state and wanted for us to start having sex. I turned him down because I though we were moving too fast and I wasn't ready yet. So he took his ex girl friend knowing she wanted to get back together. He had sex with her while they were away together in a motel she paid for and hung out with her for a few hours when they got back. They continued communicating for a while after wards supposedly mostly about the abortion appointment.
I asked if he was single and many many other important questions trying to weed out the fakes and undesirable. How long 6 months he replied. That turned out to be 4 then a month. Next I just broke up with her after we had a few dates. Next okay okay which girl? Then ended 4 months ago with my girl friend then I started up with a few other people.
Finally she was my girl friend but wasn't. We just had sex and went out on a few dates and she helped me out once. That's all nothing really I dumped her because she lied and I realized we were not right for each other. That it might sound old of him to say this but he believes that even though his actions were wrong it is not cheating until your married. He was not in the right frame of mind and hasn't since his tragic accident".
What's more confusing is why does a guy like that play a women he later intends to marry?
Does a habitual liar and womanizer ever really change his ways? Can you afford to lose the game of love and your sanity? Where does love of one's self and stand by your man end/began?
These are all good questions please tell us your thoughts ?
Are their any great sites to tell your story or and post picture to warn other women. These type of males look for similar women.
Feb 12, 2011
Coloring Your Eyebrows
By Kelley of thatgirlsbathandbody.blogspot.com
Filling in your eyebrows: This post is for beginners as you should not attempt to dye your eye browns even with a brow tint unless professional performed or you have much experience. Not only can dying or bleaching brows at home be unsafe but appear fake if not colored right. My tip is easy and no commitment only temporarily so if you don't like it just wash off or use a makeup remover.
If, like me, you have eyebrows that are a bit too pale in color you can easily make them darker. This technique is used to enhance your eyes unless your going for a less natural look. When applying mascara or an eye makeup always make sure you have excess powder under your eyes. If you're using loose powder, expect to make a mess. It easier to clean up fallen eyeshadow or mascara mess. Groom your brows with a clean mascara brush or similar tool. Move loose hairs into place and blend color for a more natural appearance.
I prefer going a shade darker on my brow and not lighter it does not define your eyes as much in my opinion but try experimenting. When applying color stroke brow with light, feathery strokes, focusing on adding color to thinner areas. Avoid marking brows with too much color you don't want painted on brows.
I have also used brown or eye liners as well as mascara. When using a eyebrow liner make use it is a sharp eyebrow pencil. Mascara? Yes mascara. Others may say "Don't ever use mascara on your eyebrows as it is too thick and will make a mess"!
It may be true for some but if you have fine hair on your browns and was coordinated you will have no problem applying mascara to brown. When apply using a mascara apply to the inner edges first, area closer to the nose, then move to the outer. Note if you wish you may switch this direction to what suits you best and is easier.
If brows are untamed first apply a clear mascara instead of hair spray. Allow the clear mascara to dry first before applying one to two coats. This way you avoid tinting your clear mascara or messing up you browns. Don't not apply to heavy just enough to color.
Finally you can use any color eyeshadow to match or complement your hair not your outfit because that's outdated. I would suggest trying a little contrast in your eyeshadow. Remember when apply dark color to brows to use a color that is in the same family of your complexion. Such as your skin tone, coloring of your eyes face and natural hair. Go no more than a shade darker if you are new to makeup applications. Remember always skin is in.
New EYE Liner and Eye Brow pencils are here at http://www.thatgirlsbathandbody.com/
Next eyebrow post we explore how to color or tint your brows outside of a salon. Groom your brows with a clean mascara brush or similar tool. Move loose hairs into place and blend color for a more natural appearance
Next post called Coloring your eyebrows
Filling in your eyebrows: This post is for beginners as you should not attempt to dye your eye browns even with a brow tint unless professional performed or you have much experience. Not only can dying or bleaching brows at home be unsafe but appear fake if not colored right. My tip is easy and no commitment only temporarily so if you don't like it just wash off or use a makeup remover.
If, like me, you have eyebrows that are a bit too pale in color you can easily make them darker. This technique is used to enhance your eyes unless your going for a less natural look. When applying mascara or an eye makeup always make sure you have excess powder under your eyes. If you're using loose powder, expect to make a mess. It easier to clean up fallen eyeshadow or mascara mess. Groom your brows with a clean mascara brush or similar tool. Move loose hairs into place and blend color for a more natural appearance.
Tools you will need:
Eye brow tweezers or wax kit, brow brush, gel or clear mascara, mirror and liner.- First get your eyebrows into shape by plucking or waxing and brushing. Groom your brows with a clean mascara brush or makeup tool such as a brown brush. I find brown brushes work the best. You can find tools that have a brown brush on one end and a lash brush on the other side. This tool allows you to style your brows by moving loose hairs into place and blend color for a more natural appearance. Next, find a powder eyeshadow that matches your coloring and using a brow brush, gently run the color through your eyebrows.
- Don't apply too much, just enough to darken the brows. Try not applying color too dark or too light. To keep all the hairs in place, spray a very small amount of hairspray onto the brow brush, using clear mascara or grooming gel such for hair or brow and sweep that gently through the brows. When coloring your eye brows with powder it is best to use a flat angled brow brush. Apply color by following the natural shape of the brow.
- I normally use light brown as that is my natural coloring, but if you dye your hair match your brown as close as possible. At the time I first wrote this post my hair was a dark brown color, as that looks natural with my normal hair coloring. So you may need to experiment a bit to find the correct shade for your eyebrows.
I prefer going a shade darker on my brow and not lighter it does not define your eyes as much in my opinion but try experimenting. When applying color stroke brow with light, feathery strokes, focusing on adding color to thinner areas. Avoid marking brows with too much color you don't want painted on brows.
I have also used brown or eye liners as well as mascara. When using a eyebrow liner make use it is a sharp eyebrow pencil. Mascara? Yes mascara. Others may say "Don't ever use mascara on your eyebrows as it is too thick and will make a mess"!
It may be true for some but if you have fine hair on your browns and was coordinated you will have no problem applying mascara to brown. When apply using a mascara apply to the inner edges first, area closer to the nose, then move to the outer. Note if you wish you may switch this direction to what suits you best and is easier.
If brows are untamed first apply a clear mascara instead of hair spray. Allow the clear mascara to dry first before applying one to two coats. This way you avoid tinting your clear mascara or messing up you browns. Don't not apply to heavy just enough to color.
- 4. Next, use your eyebrow brush/eyelash comb to brush out any clumps from the mascara. Brown or eyelash brush can be purchased most anywhere including your local drugstore.
Finally you can use any color eyeshadow to match or complement your hair not your outfit because that's outdated. I would suggest trying a little contrast in your eyeshadow. Remember when apply dark color to brows to use a color that is in the same family of your complexion. Such as your skin tone, coloring of your eyes face and natural hair. Go no more than a shade darker if you are new to makeup applications. Remember always skin is in.
New EYE Liner and Eye Brow pencils are here at http://www.thatgirlsbathandbody.com/
Next eyebrow post we explore how to color or tint your brows outside of a salon. Groom your brows with a clean mascara brush or similar tool. Move loose hairs into place and blend color for a more natural appearance
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Jan 27, 2011
How To Do Your Nails Fast
When you are in a rush, decisions have to be made. Prioritize. Do you shape or polish? Do you quick-dry or go the long, slow route? New formulas allow for snap decisions:
Speed-dry enamels are worthy of their name (you can open mail, search for keys, or put on your tightest long-sleeved shirt within seconds), but there's a downside: "As fast as they dry, that's as fast they chip," insists manicurist Elisa Ferri, so save them for emergencies. Eke a few extra days out of a fast-dry manicure by doing a daily touch-up with a quick-drying coat.
In the other corner, there are strong, chip-resistant formulas - the tortoise of the polish race. To pick up the pace of these tougher enamels, like That Girl's Nail Lacquer, carefully submerge freshly painted nails in a bowl of ice-cold water for 30 seconds to harden still-groopy polish.
Light or sheer shades are best for hasty manicures, Ferri says. "You can even get away with just a wide stripe down the center" rather than painstakingly painting the entire nail.
If a manicure is beyond the repair of a topcoat or two, face facts and call in the remover. You can keep single-use packets of nail polish remover (Cutex and Get Fresh make them) on hand so you can strip away color on the run.
When there is no time for polish, just clean underneath the nails, rub on a buffing cream, and shine them with a chamois buffer. Article take from some blog years ago.
Speed-dry enamels are worthy of their name (you can open mail, search for keys, or put on your tightest long-sleeved shirt within seconds), but there's a downside: "As fast as they dry, that's as fast they chip," insists manicurist Elisa Ferri, so save them for emergencies. Eke a few extra days out of a fast-dry manicure by doing a daily touch-up with a quick-drying coat.
In the other corner, there are strong, chip-resistant formulas - the tortoise of the polish race. To pick up the pace of these tougher enamels, like That Girl's Nail Lacquer, carefully submerge freshly painted nails in a bowl of ice-cold water for 30 seconds to harden still-groopy polish.
Light or sheer shades are best for hasty manicures, Ferri says. "You can even get away with just a wide stripe down the center" rather than painstakingly painting the entire nail.
If a manicure is beyond the repair of a topcoat or two, face facts and call in the remover. You can keep single-use packets of nail polish remover (Cutex and Get Fresh make them) on hand so you can strip away color on the run.
When there is no time for polish, just clean underneath the nails, rub on a buffing cream, and shine them with a chamois buffer. Article take from some blog years ago.
Jan 16, 2011
Wire Work For Beginners:
Create gorgeous necklaces and bracelets in the Art Deco style. Elegant and sophisticated. Jewelery Making For Beginners: I loved this article so much I want to share it with you but with credit to the author / writer. You can find this article at bottom of post.
Anyone who has not learned the wire work basic I suggest you do so. Jewelry making newbies love memory wire. The other choose is using softer metal like silver or gold filled. Make sure of the gauge size so its easier too work with. Buy a book or talk a class and try easy techiques with proper tools. Bead stringing is where most beginning jewelry makers start, and with good reason. Anyone who has wanted to work with metal but wasn't sure about how can learn in this blog.
For earrings, first decide what type of earrings you will make. For pierced ears I find fishhooks the easiest as you can buy these ready made and simply attach your earring design to them. I use head pins to make dangly earrings. Beads can easily be threaded onto them and the flat base leaves a smooth finish at the end of the earring. However, stud earrings and clip on earrings are also possible. You buy the backings for these and beads or designs can be glued into place. If you have the time and want more creative designs take old buttons or earrings (clipons) and glue them into your new designs. You can use them for a new ring or bracelet, even a necklace. For necklaces you require thread, at a thickness which fits easily through your beads. This needs to be strong, I use waxed linen thread but also nylon would be perfect. And you will need a method on fastening the finished necklace together. Jump rings are just small rings of metal which hook into bolt rings, which are the metal rings with the small lever to open and shut them.I recommend, but it is not essential, a bead board. These have grooves running around them and inch/centimetre markings so that you can easily measure and design your necklace before stringing it together, this avoids having to restring it to make changes or correct mistakes.The basic toolkit includes round-nosed pliers, flat-nosed pliers and flush wire cutters. These are for creating loops in the wire to attach the findings or other beads and for cutting the wire with a flat edge so as not to leave any sharp edges on your jewelery.
Next lay out your beads in the desired pattern and when you are happy, start by tying the jump ring (a complete circle of wire) onto one end then thread the beads onto your linen or nylon thread. Depending on the thickness of the thread a needle may be useful but note that the smaller beads will not always pass over the eye of the needle. You may find something called a jewellery needle, but this is just a needle with a small eye and is not particularly specialised for jewellery making.Be careful when adding the bolt ring (necklace fastening with the lever) to the other end. If you tie a necklace too loosely then the beads move around, too tightly and they bunch together. A small amount of practice may be required before you can feel how tight it should be. Earrings: Arrange the beads you want on a head pin then cut off the excess with the wire cutters leaving around 1cm above the beads. Then using the round-nosed pliers curl the excess wire into a loop and pinch closed if necessary with the flat-nosed pliers. Attach this to the base of your fish hook to complete the earring.
Once you have practiced with a few simple designs you will no doubt want to tackle some more complicated designs.One of the most effective designs is adding a pendant to a necklace, either a single pendant in a Y shape, or one longer and two shorter pendants at either side. Pendants may be added by using a head pin in the same way I described making earrings in the previous article. Or pendants can be purchased specially if you would like to use a certain charm like a butterfly or angel. Again be careful of the weight of the finished piece. I find 16 inches with a 1.5 or 2 inch pendant looks very nice.You could make an extra long necklace or a necklace with many strands. Maybe use invisible wire to make your necklace. Use rougher thread and tie a knot either side of the bead to make it stay and leave gaps between the beads.You can add two or three head pins with beads on to the fish hooks, making them various lengths. Maybe you could use an eye pin (which has a loop instead of a head on it) to add a larger bead at the top and hang other beads from that. Or use eye pins to make a string of beads to attach to the fish hook.You can buy the findings for chandelier earrings and add your own beads. Or buy cages for beads to make earrings or necklaces (though it is possible to make these yourself with wire work.)
The basics: Threading the bead onto the wire coil, then cut the wire, leaving 0.5inches or 1cm on either side. Using the round-nosed pliers curl these ends into a loop. Do this with several beads and you can link them together in a chain.Making your own eyepin: Cut the wire to your desired length. Flush cut the ends. Place one end of your wire at the back of the round-nosed pliers then curl it al the way round. Next, using the chain-nosed pliers bend the loop back towards yourself, this is called breaking the neck and should create a curve below the loop. Then to shape the eyepin, put the loop back onto the round nose pliers and bend the length of wire until it is straight. Do this at both ends if you wish.Making a spiral: Cut a length of wire depending on what size you want the spiral to be (if making two or more of the same size remember what length you used.) Next, using the tip of your round-nosed pliers curl the end of the wire into a tight circle. Then with the flat-nosed pliers grip tightly and curl the wire around on itself. To finish curl a small loop back the opposite way to enable you to attach it to you jewellery piece.Spirals can be made closed or open (open take a bit of practice to keep the space even). The open ones can also be made uneven, of course with short sharp movements. You can put beads on them, make smaller ones and attach them to larger ones. Hammer them flat.S-links: These are my favourite things to make. They are so simple yet look professional when done. Flush cut 9cm of wire, create two small loops at the ends of the wire, in opposite directions. Then, gripping the wire at the base of the small loop bend a larger loop in the opposite direction. Repeat this at the other end. If desired flatten the outer edges of the large loops with the chasing hammer.Of course there are many other shapes that can be made with the wire. Once you have mastered the basics you can use your imagination to invent your own shapes or there are many books available on the subject.
from http://oceancalm-jewelleryhandmade.blogspot.com/2007/08/jewellery-making-for-beginners-wire.html
Discover More Jewellery Making Tips Herehttp://www.squidoo.com/jewellery-making-for-beginners/
Anyone who has not learned the wire work basic I suggest you do so. Jewelry making newbies love memory wire. The other choose is using softer metal like silver or gold filled. Make sure of the gauge size so its easier too work with. Buy a book or talk a class and try easy techiques with proper tools. Bead stringing is where most beginning jewelry makers start, and with good reason. Anyone who has wanted to work with metal but wasn't sure about how can learn in this blog.
For earrings, first decide what type of earrings you will make. For pierced ears I find fishhooks the easiest as you can buy these ready made and simply attach your earring design to them. I use head pins to make dangly earrings. Beads can easily be threaded onto them and the flat base leaves a smooth finish at the end of the earring. However, stud earrings and clip on earrings are also possible. You buy the backings for these and beads or designs can be glued into place. If you have the time and want more creative designs take old buttons or earrings (clipons) and glue them into your new designs. You can use them for a new ring or bracelet, even a necklace. For necklaces you require thread, at a thickness which fits easily through your beads. This needs to be strong, I use waxed linen thread but also nylon would be perfect. And you will need a method on fastening the finished necklace together. Jump rings are just small rings of metal which hook into bolt rings, which are the metal rings with the small lever to open and shut them.I recommend, but it is not essential, a bead board. These have grooves running around them and inch/centimetre markings so that you can easily measure and design your necklace before stringing it together, this avoids having to restring it to make changes or correct mistakes.The basic toolkit includes round-nosed pliers, flat-nosed pliers and flush wire cutters. These are for creating loops in the wire to attach the findings or other beads and for cutting the wire with a flat edge so as not to leave any sharp edges on your jewelery.
Next lay out your beads in the desired pattern and when you are happy, start by tying the jump ring (a complete circle of wire) onto one end then thread the beads onto your linen or nylon thread. Depending on the thickness of the thread a needle may be useful but note that the smaller beads will not always pass over the eye of the needle. You may find something called a jewellery needle, but this is just a needle with a small eye and is not particularly specialised for jewellery making.Be careful when adding the bolt ring (necklace fastening with the lever) to the other end. If you tie a necklace too loosely then the beads move around, too tightly and they bunch together. A small amount of practice may be required before you can feel how tight it should be. Earrings: Arrange the beads you want on a head pin then cut off the excess with the wire cutters leaving around 1cm above the beads. Then using the round-nosed pliers curl the excess wire into a loop and pinch closed if necessary with the flat-nosed pliers. Attach this to the base of your fish hook to complete the earring.
Once you have practiced with a few simple designs you will no doubt want to tackle some more complicated designs.One of the most effective designs is adding a pendant to a necklace, either a single pendant in a Y shape, or one longer and two shorter pendants at either side. Pendants may be added by using a head pin in the same way I described making earrings in the previous article. Or pendants can be purchased specially if you would like to use a certain charm like a butterfly or angel. Again be careful of the weight of the finished piece. I find 16 inches with a 1.5 or 2 inch pendant looks very nice.You could make an extra long necklace or a necklace with many strands. Maybe use invisible wire to make your necklace. Use rougher thread and tie a knot either side of the bead to make it stay and leave gaps between the beads.You can add two or three head pins with beads on to the fish hooks, making them various lengths. Maybe you could use an eye pin (which has a loop instead of a head on it) to add a larger bead at the top and hang other beads from that. Or use eye pins to make a string of beads to attach to the fish hook.You can buy the findings for chandelier earrings and add your own beads. Or buy cages for beads to make earrings or necklaces (though it is possible to make these yourself with wire work.)
The basics: Threading the bead onto the wire coil, then cut the wire, leaving 0.5inches or 1cm on either side. Using the round-nosed pliers curl these ends into a loop. Do this with several beads and you can link them together in a chain.Making your own eyepin: Cut the wire to your desired length. Flush cut the ends. Place one end of your wire at the back of the round-nosed pliers then curl it al the way round. Next, using the chain-nosed pliers bend the loop back towards yourself, this is called breaking the neck and should create a curve below the loop. Then to shape the eyepin, put the loop back onto the round nose pliers and bend the length of wire until it is straight. Do this at both ends if you wish.Making a spiral: Cut a length of wire depending on what size you want the spiral to be (if making two or more of the same size remember what length you used.) Next, using the tip of your round-nosed pliers curl the end of the wire into a tight circle. Then with the flat-nosed pliers grip tightly and curl the wire around on itself. To finish curl a small loop back the opposite way to enable you to attach it to you jewellery piece.Spirals can be made closed or open (open take a bit of practice to keep the space even). The open ones can also be made uneven, of course with short sharp movements. You can put beads on them, make smaller ones and attach them to larger ones. Hammer them flat.S-links: These are my favourite things to make. They are so simple yet look professional when done. Flush cut 9cm of wire, create two small loops at the ends of the wire, in opposite directions. Then, gripping the wire at the base of the small loop bend a larger loop in the opposite direction. Repeat this at the other end. If desired flatten the outer edges of the large loops with the chasing hammer.Of course there are many other shapes that can be made with the wire. Once you have mastered the basics you can use your imagination to invent your own shapes or there are many books available on the subject.
from http://oceancalm-jewelleryhandmade.blogspot.com/2007/08/jewellery-making-for-beginners-wire.html
Discover More Jewellery Making Tips Herehttp://www.squidoo.com/jewellery-making-for-beginners/
Jan 15, 2011
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Being a That Girl's Host is easy because the consultant does most of the work. Experience the fun and discover the benefits of a That Girl's home party. We have one of the best hostess programs available.
Host a party with an experience home party planner. That Girl's Professional Image Consultant will work hard to develop the perfect home party for you and your guest. That Girl's Bath and Body's responsibility is to make you and your guest feel comfortable.
Being a That Girl's Host is easy because the consultant does most of the work. Experience the fun and discover the benefits of a That Girl's home party. We have one of the best hostess programs available.
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Host a That Girl's Party and Earn Free Products! Special discounts available this month only! Receive extra hostess rewards. Email and ask That Girl for further information
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That Girl's Party Plan are in-home parties intended for women 18 years and older. That Girl's Independent Beauty Adviser and Image Consultant will come to your home with a wide variety of quality products for you and your friends to sample and purchase.
That Girl's Parties are tasteful, professional, educational, and entertaining. At your Party you can expect to sample and view delectable lotions, heavenly fragrances, exclusive bath and body products. All products are enhanced with botanical, vitamins, and much more! My skin care line is made of natural ingredients found within earth. These soothing products may temporary relieve minor skin irritations including eczema, dry skin, itchiness, redness, and sensitive skin.
Theme and Bridal Parties are also available, and are very charming.
Why Have A That Girl's Party?
Want a fun filled night for you and your friends?
Host a That Girl's Party and earn FREE products. I offer booking incentives and additional discounts based on your party sales!
That Girl's Bath and Body Parties are not just for women. I offer couples parties for partners who want to view and purchase the products together.
That Girl's Parties are great for:
Business Women
Business gatherings
Bachlorette Parties
Bridal Showers
Ladies Night
Sororities
Moms Groups
Birthday Bashes
Spring Break Parties,
Costume Parties,
Spring Gatherings,
Couples Parties,
Divorce Parties,
Holidays
Coffee Breaks
Get together
Mother's Day
Graduations
Earth Day
Or Just for FUN!
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What do you offer to hostess?
What do I receive for hosting a party?
A free gift is received just for hosting a party and generous host rewards. The convenience of shopping in your home. With That Girl's we can make any "Girls Night" a party to remember!
What are the requirements for hosting a party?
1) Have adults in attendance.
2) Have space for your guest during the presentation.
3) Book a home party at least 10 days in advance.
4) Optional - refreshments.
A free gift is received just for hosting a party and generous host rewards. The convenience of shopping in your home. With That Girl's we can make any "Girls Night" a party to remember!
What are the requirements for hosting a party?
1) Have adults in attendance.
2) Have space for your guest during the presentation.
3) Book a home party at least 10 days in advance.
4) Optional - refreshments.
How do I book a party?
Booking a party with That Girl's Bath and Body is simple. Email your contact information to That Girl's, or call one of your local independent consultants.
Who do I contact if I Cancel or Reschedule?
Please contact your representative or consultant 72 hours in advance before your party.
What else do you offer?
15 day money back guarantee on all of our products. Our very generous host rewards, credits, and gifts.
Is there a deposit for booking a party?
No there is no charge.
If you're not sure you want to host a show at home. You can host a catalog party instead!
Booking a party with That Girl's Bath and Body is simple. Email your contact information to That Girl's, or call one of your local independent consultants.
Who do I contact if I Cancel or Reschedule?
Please contact your representative or consultant 72 hours in advance before your party.
What else do you offer?
15 day money back guarantee on all of our products. Our very generous host rewards, credits, and gifts.
Is there a deposit for booking a party?
No there is no charge.
If you're not sure you want to host a show at home. You can host a catalog party instead!
Shopping with us is made fast and easy. That Girl's Bath and Body mission is to provide quality homemade bath and body products. Made from natural ingredients, my products do not contain any harsh or drying agents.
I am the owner of That Girl's Bath and Body. I carry an exclusive line of hair, skin, bath, & body care products. My products are chemical, Paraben, dye, & alcohol free. Only high quality ingredients are used at affordable prices.
To host a local party, request a catalog, or to find out how to become a That Girl's Representative contact me throw 360 yahoo with your name, number, and email address.
My customers state that our Body Butter, Body Cream, & Intensive Face Cream are by far the absolute best they ever used. I know you will love all my products!
I'm offering the opportunity to socialize and shop from the convenience of your home.
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Wednesday July 18, 2007 - 07:10pm (EDT)
I am the owner of That Girl's Bath and Body. I carry an exclusive line of hair, skin, bath, & body care products. My products are chemical, Paraben, dye, & alcohol free. Only high quality ingredients are used at affordable prices.
To host a local party, request a catalog, or to find out how to become a That Girl's Representative contact me throw 360 yahoo with your name, number, and email address.
My customers state that our Body Butter, Body Cream, & Intensive Face Cream are by far the absolute best they ever used. I know you will love all my products!
I'm offering the opportunity to socialize and shop from the convenience of your home.
If you love art you maybe interested in visiting here .
Tags: party, thatgirlsbathandbody, homeparty, sellsskincare, journal, traveling, natural, beauty, happy, women, prettygirl, hotgirl, single, blog, writting, diary, consulant, soap, candles, aromatherpy, nature, makeup, scents, wellbeing
Wednesday July 18, 2007 - 07:10pm (EDT)
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