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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Stuff for Spouts Winter Sale!

With the winter approaching wouldn’t you love to avoid the “winter crunchies” on your skin? I sure know I would. There’s this great skin care products for kids (or yourself) called Stuff for Sprouts, you may have seen my past review on them (review).

I wanted to let you all know about the BIG Winter sale they’re having right now. EVERYTHING on their website (and I mean EVERYTHING) is now 40-50% off from now until the New Year! WOW!

Why are they doing this? Here’s their reasoning:

1) It is starting to get cold out - and this is the time when everyone needs
start using some really good skin care products on their kids (and
themselves, if they'd like!) - To avoid the dreaded winter crunchies.

2) The economy stinks..And I would rather have this great stuff helping kids
out there than sitting in a warehouse.

3) It is time for shopping! (In the cold...with the terrible economy) And
who doesn't love a sale?

As an extra added bonus Stuff for Sprouts has provided A Wrestling Addicted Mommy readers with an ADDITIONAL 10% discount off their already insanely reduced prices on the website. That’s right ON TOP of the 40-50% off they already have, by using the code WNTRXTRA on any order before the end of the year you will get an EXTRA 10% off.

So what are you waiting for? Stop by Stuff for Sprouts by visiting their website www.stuff4sprouts.com

Stuff for Sprouts also provides a percentage of their sales to First Book, a non-profit dedicated to bringing books to kids who would not otherwise have them.

Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Crispy Crunchie Kids


Crispy chapped lips, crunchy dry legs. These are things my daughters tend to face some days. Trying to find a great product for kids with these issues can be a challenge. Sure, you can use your usual moisturizers, your own lip balm or chap stick, but why can't the kids have something of their own? Something they can like and relate to?

Stuff for Sprouts is made just for those Crispy Crunchy Kids.

Kristen Bassick is the woman behind Stuff for Sprouts. She had this problem with her own kids. Crispy faces, Crunchy legs. She was sick of only finding products that were pink and glittery, or greasy and just plain weird smelling. So, she thought, sure she can make this 'stuff' too, but make it even better. And that she did.

Stuff for Sprouts has products such as Lip Stuff for Crispy Kissers which we got to try in the Frosting 'flavor'. My girls love the stuff, it smells wonderful as well. It has kept their lips moist and smooth, no more crispy flaky lips in this house. The scent is very kid friendly but won't knock and adult on their feet with the sweet smell, its rather nice. I tried the Lip Stuff for Crispy Kissers on myself and it's actually very nice. The scent on the label also isn't just the name, it actually smells like real frosting.

Stuff for Sprouts carries creams and lotions and will be coming out with their own sunscreen soon as well, which I can't wait to be able to purchase.

All of their products are combined with some great ingredients, natural oils and butters, purified water, as well as the kid-friendly fragrances and flavors. Stuff for Sprouts does not include in their ingredients, nut butters or oils, mineral oil, soy, paraben-based preservatives, chemical fillers, artificial colors or sparkles. Their products are also NEVER tested on Animals. The ingredients are safe for kids, and they pride themselves on that.

Stuff for Sprouts also has a money-back guarantee if you don't love the products. Which I'd be surprised if you didn't.

You can find the Lip Stuff for Crispy Kissers and more of their products by heading to www.stuff4sprouts.com. You can also hop on by Kristen's Stuff For Sprouts Blog: Behind the scenes at a mompreneurial start-up. A working mom who doesn't go to work, a mom who stays at home but is not a stay-at-home mom. A business owner who doesn't want the business to own her.