La DermiNu 100% Pure Certified Organic Argan Oil Review

I love Argan Oil. La DermiNu's 100% Pure Certified Organic Argan Oil. I like the way Argan Oil feels on my skin more so than Fractionated Coconut Oil.

Why Do I Like It?

• Just by applying a little bit makes my hair soft
• It reduces Isaak and Mica's dry patches on their skin (eczema)
• It helps keep my stray hairs down
• It's supposed to strengthen nails - I haven't tried it on my nails

How to Know if Argan Oil is Pure?

• It should be very expensive and time consuming oil to produce. If you come across, for example, a bottle of Argan oil, 100 ml in size for anything less than $32 then chances are its fake as the cost of getting the oil to the customer would mean very little profit for the seller and therefore would make it very suspicious. The price of La DerminNu Argan Oil is $79.95, but it's on sale for $24.95.

• It should have a light nutty smell to it because it's extracted from the nut.

• It should have a slight golden color. 

• The texture should, of course, be of an oil and not a watery substance.

Many people are raving about their results using La DermiNu's 100% Pure Certified Organic Argan Oil!

The Benefits to 100% Pure Certified Organic Argan Oil:

• Stimulates hair growth; makes your hair strong, healthy, shinier, and more manageable!
   
• Moisturizes, smoothes and softens dry and blemished skin while minimizing fine lines and wrinkles to fight aging!
   
• Heals skin and tissues, decreases inflammation, protects from sun damage!
   
• Purifies your skin with argan oil's amazing natural triterpenoids!

• Apply to dry, damaged hair to restore the silky, shiny, luster of youth
   
• Apply to face for a penetrating moisturizing, radiant and glamorous look
   
• Apply all over body to provide nourishment, healing, and softening to your skin

Other Facts About La DermiNu  Argan Oil:

• It is the highest grade of Virgin Argan Oil

• It is cold pressed
   
• It contains beneficial and essential fatty acids of Omega-3, -6, -9, Vitamin E, B9, and Folic Acid
   
• It contains NO fillers, no artificial colors, fragrance, alcohol, preservatives, animal ingredients, or parabens; is gluten free!
   
• It penetrates easily and feeds both the skin and hair’s roots with rich nutritional components
  Is quickly absorbed leaving no oiliness, only soft beautiful hair, skin, and nails
   
• Is guaranteed fresh for maximum effectiveness

• It is produced from the Moroccan Argania Spinosa tree

• It is imported and bottled in the USA

• It has received Ecocert certification and has obtained USDA organic seal from the IMC.

• There is 4fl oz, 120ml

 

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. 

Nail Clippers by Simply Essentials Review

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.




I got a chance to review Stainless Large Nail Clippers for Thick Nails from Castle Rock Essential Products. 

It's $14.99 and on sale for $12.99.

Features:

• Sharp blade
• Stainless 
• Long handle
• Catching the trimmings
• 1 year guarantee
• Durable to last
• Matte Finish

Blade:

You can see the blade pretty well in this photo.

Trimming Catcher:

I love that this catches the trimmings. I like not having clippings all over the floor, or furniture when I'm done trimming my or the boy's nails. There is a metal piece that slides back and forth to catch what you are trimming.

Who is the Target Market?

The target market is for adults. It's too big for my kid's nails. I think it's great for toe nails. It would be really great for people with back, and/or neck problems. That extended handle makes it nice, so you don't have to reach so far.

Disclaimer: The opinions on the post are my personal take on the product. This blog is a personal blog written and edited by me. I was under no obligation to review it if I so chose. Nor was I under any obligation to write a positive review.


I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

I'm Not a Girly Girl

I'm not a tom boy either. 

I get annoyed shopping with only girls. Looking at purses for 15 minutes drives me nuts. I'd rather be in a store like Lowes than kept prisoner at a girly clothing store for an hour. When we go in a clothing store I anticipate that someone going in there actually needs something, or I consider {in my mind} it to be a waist of time. I start to grab clothes to try on to refrain from getting bored out of my mind.

On the other side of the coin shopping with men drives me a little batty. Daddy doesn't want to LOOK at anything for more than 5 minutes. Even if it's something that is needed. Mica and Isaak tell me things fit just to shut me up; when actually that something doesn't fit at all. If there is a cart Mica wants to push it, but he pushes it like a drunk person drives. Then I take over, and he pouts the rest of the time.

I find myself in the middle of the boy shopper, girl shopper world. I don't mind shopping, but I like to keep moving. I browse at stuff online way more than shop at stores.

I make lists of what I need. Then I forget about them. I'll leave them in the car, or on the kitchen counter. Thankfully I'm pretty good about remembering what was on the list. I do veer from the list slightly; to buy things I like, or want, and not need.

What kind of shopper are you?

Are you the type that likes to browse, and take it all in?
Are you a list maker?
Do you impulse buy?
Do you buy only what you need? More of a survival shopper.

If I'm not a girly girl, and I'm not a tom boy either. What am I?

There should be a name for that girl {me} that's stuck in the middle.

I don't get my hair cut often. I don't dye my hair. I'm perfectly ok with grey taking it over. It's even, so we'll call that grey natural highlights. ;)

I wear make-up, but it's not caked on. It takes me 2 minutes to throw on some base, blush, lipstick and eyeshadow. The only time I wear eye liner, or mascara is for something really important. I find that mascara makes me sleepy. Mascara Seriously it weight my lids down. My eyes itch a lot because of allergies, so I don't want eye make-up on that's going to run. One person thought I never wore make-up at all. I didn't know if I should take that as a compliment, or be offended? 

It's been 8 years since I painted my nails. I painted them yesterday because the school I work out had a 20 year bash last night. I also wanted them painted for my Halloween costume for Mica and Isaak's school Fall Festival tonight.

Daddy thought I got a manicure. Nope! He should know better. I roll my eyes at the thought of paying to get something like that done. No offense to those that do. I have a few friends that pay for stuff like that. Once he looked closer he knew I painted them myself. Isaak took one look at them, and his eyes sparkled. He said, "Mom I want my nails to look like that!"