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	<title>Turby and John &#187; Partially-Crystallized Honey Lip Scrub</title>
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		<title>Partially-Crystallized Honey Lip Scrub</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 16 Jul 2010 14:00:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[photo credit: Roberto Verzo My lips were feeling kinda crusty (probably from me being in the sun and putting tea tree oil on them when I had that spot of poison ivy), so I used the same local honey that I&#8217;ve been using to sweeten my Perfectly Pear Tea to scrub my lips.  The honey [...]]]></description>
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<p>My lips were feeling kinda crusty (probably from me being in the sun <em>and</em> putting tea tree oil on them when I had that spot of poison ivy), so I used the same local honey that I&#8217;ve been using to sweeten my Perfectly Pear Tea to scrub my lips.  The honey was/is beginning to crystallize, so I figured that it would exfoliate well..and it did! I coated my lips in the honey and scrubbed it off with a warm, wet bath cloth.  Afterwards, I dabbed a little coconut oil on my lips. They feel almost unbelievably soft, and I&#8217;m into it.<br/><img src="http://turbyandjohn.com/wp-content/themes/turby and john/images/dawnsignature.jpg" width="175" height="68" alt="by Dawn Grimes" class="postsignature"/><br/></p>
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