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October 30, 2009

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Charlotte Scott

Gary, this was very helpful. I like to be able to provide info when my consultants ask about stuff like this. I can also remind them to venture onto your blog, so they can also be informed. Reading your blog should be mandatory!

Jennifer Hoepfl

I just noticed that the Skin Hydrator Anti-Ash Creme is on the while supplies last list. This is one of my favorite products!! While it is a little greasy if you use it by itself. It is fabulous mixed with any of your favorite body cremes. It makes your skin so soft. I think if you did a blog on some of these products that don't seem to be performing and ask for testimonials....then see if the sales don't support keeping the product around. I'll bet that most of the new consultants have never tried this product. I probably wouldn't have but my director was the one who tipped us off at a unit meeting to mix it with our body cremes....ever since I have love, love, loved this product. People just need to be educated...and your blog is the BEST place to do that. Thanks for letting me get my 2 cents worth in.

gary jones

They are not being discontinued...they being re-branded and re-introduced.

Cindy

I just noticed on Beautinet that under while supplies last the Bath Minerals are included. Please tell me that they are not going to be discontinued. These are a great reoder item and the clients that order them LOVE them. Also I have some clients that want to have foot soaks at their spas. What would we use instead?

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