Giveaway - Baby Carrot Products, Part I (CLOSED)

Please excuse the delay...I actually meant to post about this earlier in the day but life/work took priority so here I are. :) Better late than never right?

Hopefully, you've had a chance to read up on my reviews for the Goo-Goo Baby Bum Balm and the Borage Butter Eczema Cream. It's awesome stuff and I love it! I should point out that I was able to buy these two products at my local natural market, PCC. So for those in the Seattle/Eastside area you could check it out there. I also understand that Whole Foods carries some of these products but truthfully, WF confuses me sometimes that I get lost and forget what I'm looking for (this is both good and bad) so I don't know if they do for sure or not.

Anyway...

I have FIVE different products to give away. See? Wild Carrot Herbals is super duper! The owner was very generous to sponsor these products - I honestly have nothing to gain from this, just doing my thing of spreading the good word about them.

Anyway....again...

So I've got five products but to create less confusion I'm splitting this into TWO GIVEAWAYS for THREE WINNERS (separate posts) which will go on at the same time. With me so far?

Here is Giveaway Number 1.

I have two products to start, which means two winners, one of each.
  • Borage Butter Eczema Cream - retail $12
Borage seed oil is clinically proven to be anti-inflammatory and effective for eczema and psoriasis. Our number one selling cream, and a product we get a lot of feedback on-as Mom's rave at how well this has worked for the delicate dermis of many a babe. Contains cold pressed organic borage seed oil, organic coconut oil, raw shea butter, cocoa butter, vegetable emulsifying wax NF, palm stearic acid, rosemary oleoresin, tocopherol vitamin E, grapefruit seed extract, pure therapeutic grade essential oils of Albanian green myrtle and Moroccan blue chamomile.
(sorry, only have a pic of the pretty borage flower, the actual picture of the jar from the site isn't loading up for me but you get the idea)
  • Cubeba Mint Cream - retail $14
Inspired by the botanical goodness of our Southern neighbors, we created this cream rich with virgin organic coconut oil and organic palm oil for their essential fatty acids to nourish skin deeply. We also were delighted to find wild Brazilian Litsea Cubeba-a tropical shrub bearing pepper-like fruits that smell like lemon verbena. High in citral, the essential oil has uplifting and cell regenerating properties. Our peppermint, organically grown in Chile, can help cool the extremities and get oneself back into the body. Contains purified spring water, virgin organic coconut oil, mango butter, cocoa butter, vegetable emulsifying wax, vegetable glycerin, soy wax, organic palm oil, tocopherol vitamin E oil, grapefruit seed extract, and essential oils of Brazilian Litsea Cubeba and organic Chilean peppermint.
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Those are the two products you're vying for. One winner for each product.
 
**For each entry, please leave a comment here**
 
Mandatory entry: Tell me which product you want to win - must be specific!
 
Optional entries:
  1. Visit Wild Carrot Herbals website and peruse their products; tell me which products interest you (I seriously want them ALL)
  2. Fan Wild Carrot Herbals on facebook
  3. Follow me on twitter (@hihorosie)
  4. Tweet this giveaway; be sure to include my twitter name and/or provide link of tweet
  5. Facebook this giveaway
  6. Blog/post this giveaway (counts as 3 entries - leave a separate comment for each entry)
  7. Follow this blog via Google Connect
  8. Subscribe to this blog (I sound desperate)
  9. Follow this blog with a reader, or if you already do tell me
Open to US residents, 18 years and older. Winners will be selected at random. Giveaway will end Sunday, May 9th at 9:00 PM (PDT).
 
Good luck!

 

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