I love Oriflame! I've been a member since my mum gave me the membership as a Christmas gift, when I was just turned 14. I remember I got a big beauty case full of different goodies. It was fabulous. And I still get tempted by their catalogues. I have to admit that I'm not sure if Oriflame sell their products as a club in other countries than Denmark, but I know they sell in a lot of countries around the world.
Last Friday I was to an x-ray control and was told my leg heals perfectly. I had to celebrate! And very convenient the new catalogue from Oriflame had arrived when I came home. Yep, I have no problem finding an excuse for pampering myself. Here is what ended in the "basket":
A little pink torch (4.5 dollars), you cannot live without it:
A bottle of pink Spring perfume for about 12 dollars:
It smelled nice on the paper, but I don't think I go completely wrong with it.
And matching lovely shaped soaps - I love soaps:
They will look nice at my clam shaped bathroom zink. One day I have to show you my bathroom.
A pink glitter lipgloss:
I'm addicted to lipgloss.
A red "tripple core" lipstick with a heart shaped core:
I couldn't resist! And just like shoes, you can NEVER get too many red lipsticks! :)
A big bottle of marzipan scented bubble bath for about 7 dollars:
I love a perfumed bath in my beautiful bathtub, and have promised myself when I get my leg bandage off and gain my mobility back, I will enjoy an long bath listening to Nat King Cole - ahhh!
Have never heard of this company, so I guess we do not have it here. However, I do think what you call a little pink torch is what we call in the USA, a flashlight. :)
SvarSlet-> Flaurella, I'm not sure if they're only selling in Europe, but they are selling in many European countries. In British English it is torch, in American English it is a flashlight. I've learned British English and I try to stick with it, although my friendship with a few American penpals ruins this a bit. :)
SvarSlet