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Earlier this week I went to SM and happened to pass by The Body Shop. Now, I've never set foot in that store before, despite passing it by going to and from bookstores. I got kind of curious because the shop looked very welcoming, had a nice palm-like logo, and their fonts are fabulous (weird but whatever, I like pretty typography!).
The Body Shop was promoting their Tea-Tree Oil line, so their motif was all green and natural-looking. I went in and looked at several products especially the tea tree oil blemish sticks. I loved it! (I loved the packaging, too!) I wanted to buy! If only the prices weren't sky high, I would have taken all of their tea tree oil range home!

Since I didn't have the chance to buy it yet, I'm going to take my chance on DesignByVanessa's The Body Shop Giveaway



1. Visit The Body Shop's Tea Tree line and pick out your fave item(s)
2. Blog about this contest in your blog
3. For Additional Entries: Subscribe to blog, Add blog button , Follow on twitter, Become a fan of Designs by Vanessa on facebook, and Fave blog on technorati

Let's all try our luck, shall we?
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  1. Sush9:41:00 PM

    Havent tried this one, i mean thw one from body shop but just recently started using tea tree oil from a different brand kinda stings for a while but I'll handle pain for beauty lol. And I believe it has the same effect as benzoy peroxide without the drying and flaking s/e.

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  2. Anonymous12:57:00 PM

    Sorry for my bad english. I would like to get updated with you new posts as I love to read your blog. Add me to your mailing list if you have any.

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