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Lady E’s Favorite Things: DIY Pampering!

So I thought I’d shake things up a little and make new rules. It is, after all my birthday and I’m the boss. = )

The last Clinique giveaway is still on. And add to that:

pamper pack 1, by bitsandtreats
Pamper Pack 1 that comes with:

blue bag organizer, by bitsandtreats
Blue polka dot bag organizer

or

pamper pack 2, by bitsandtreats
Pamper Pack 2 that comes with:

kenzo power, by bitsandtreats
Kenzo Power

*Thank you Kenzo for sponsoring this giveaway!

New House Rules:

1. Open to Philippine readers only.

2. You must be a follower of  this blog.

3. Blog about this giveaway and send me the link. If you don’t have a blog, post in your FB or tweet it. Just send me the link.

4. All entries from the Clinique giveaway are included in this giveaway.

5. Starting today, one person can win up to 2 prizes so there will be several winners. Just put in your blog entry what prizes you want to win and why. I will judge based on creativity of blog post.

6. There are more giveaways to come so choose wisely. More blog posts, more chances of winning. For example, you blogged about this DIY Pampering giveaway then you blog about the next giveaway or have blogged about the Clinique giveaway then that gives you 2 points. Highest score for the blog post is 5. So you get 7 points in total. You can blog about any (or all) of the giveaways to earn points  just tell me your best 2.

7. Answer this in your blog post, What is your favorite DIY Skin Pampering product and why?

8. This giveaway and all succeeding giveaways will go on until Feb. 27, 2011.


Are you excited? I know I am!

Comments

  1. hi.. blogged about this :))
    http://blushmepink.blogspot.com/2011/02/giveaway.html

    XD

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  2. I am a follower and here is the link! :)

    http://bitsandtreats.blogspot.com/2011/02/lady-es-favorite-things-diy-pampering.html

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  3. Thank you for joining Kirs and Michelle!

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  4. By the way, hers is the correct link to Michelle's entry: http://beautifulloft.blogspot.com/2011/02/diy-pampering-giveaway.html

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  5. Whoooops!! I gave you your own link! How smart am I?

    Sorry! But thanks for finding my entry. :))

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  6. 1. I'm a follower

    2. Blogged about the DIY: http://kitten-insideacatsmind.blogspot.com/2011/02/lady-es-favorite-things-diy-pampering.html

    blogged about the clinique giveaway: http://kitten-insideacatsmind.blogspot.com/2011/02/lady-es-favorite-things-birthday.html

    3. Tweeted it: http://twitter.com/#!/Kitten_03

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  7. hi dear.. (im joining ulit lols)

    ♥ im a follower via GFC: rhaindropz

    ♥ i blab it here:
    http://rhaindropz.onsugar.com/Giveaway-Lady-Es-Favorite-Things-DIY-Pampering-14087901

    ♥ YAY! my 888th tweet:
    http://twitter.com/#!/rhaindropz/status/37354600486936580

    hugs and kisses
    rhaindropz

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  8. I'm a follower :)

    As mentioned above, I've already blogged about it :))

    Tweeted it:

    http://twitter.com/#!/eviLeviathan

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  9. hi Lady E!
    here's my post for this installment:
    http://salmoncat.wordpress.com/2011/02/26/lady-es-favorite-things-giveaway-part-four/
    tweeted here:
    http://twitter.com/salmoncat/status/40623253210796032
    Fb post's here:
    http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=194430720575393&id=100000751461447

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