My Hipapotheca.com Buys

In a previous post I mentioned a sweet deal from R29 Reserve which was $35 for $70 worth of product at Hipapotheca.com. I bought that deal then (May 1) and at the time I was dead set on using it on this travel set. But once I actually placed my order (couple weeks ago) I decided I wanted to spread those dollars around. So here is what I ended up getting. And please note that all photos are sourced from Hipapotheca.com because my camera finally, really hit the dust *cries* :((( and my camera phone photos just really suck. Though I did include one photo at the bottom all of the products.
Click photos for info on products.


                                         

Feed Your Do Styling Whip by yarok $23.00

Feed Your Ends Leave In Conditioner by Yarok $17

Heavenly Peach Coconut Virgin Oil bu adara

Sweet Sanura Body Oil by Mbeze $5.00 (travel size )

Ife Body Oil by Mbeze $5.00 (travel size)

Large size pictured because of broken link on Hipapotheca's site. 

Easy Does It Foaming Cleanser by One Love Organics (discovery size)

I really like this brand. I have some samples that I bought some time ago

and I started using them again. My skin loves it. 

New Additions To My Shop!

I've added a few items to my shop this week! Here they are and please click the links to head to the shop.

Carnelian and Copper Necklace

Agate and Leather Necklace

Sterling Silver and Bali Bead Necklace

Fluorite and Gold Filled Necklace

Hooked On Kaboodle!!!

I recently signed up on Kaboodle which is sort of a social networking site but the main purpose of this site is to connect shoppers. You can make up all sorts of lists like wish lists, or lists of things you already love, or things you would buy if you were rich. Plus, you can create style boards on which you can put together different looks, outfits, or really whatever you want. One of the great features of Kaboodle is the Kaboodle button which you can add to your bookmark toolbar. This button allows you to add virtually any product from any website to your Kaboodle page. And you can import your Amazon.com wishlist. You can also connect with new friends and help them (as they help you) decide on purchases.

When I signed up on Kaboodle it was on a whim but I was on Etsy on which I have a shop and one of the members mentioned Kaboodle as a way to promote your Etsy shop. So I got on Kaboodle and started adding lists of my favorite products, wish list products and the items I have on my etsy shop. The more I added products and made lists, the more hooked I became. I guess I find it appealing because it is sort of an escape. And since I can't afford to really shop right now, this acts as a window shopping outlet. And it also kind of acts as a database of all the things I want, love, and am interested in.