Sweet Organics

For all those folk who dont understamd racism...

3 cognitive biases perpetuating racism at work - and how to overcome them Our brains take shortcuts when processing information to make decisions, leading to unconscious bias and systemic racism at work. Here’s what you need to know.

welp, yah learn something new errrry day

Gravity is not uniform. It varies geographically. As this map of Bouguer's gravity anomaly shows, the pull of the earth varies considerably by region.

I used to steal it in school while in England, I've hid stacks of Twix, M&M's,Double Decker, Mars Bars, Lion Bar and Cadbury BOOST under my pillow and scoffed the down without breathing... I love chocolate and so should you!

However the benefits of applying it directly on the skin can be noticed in days: Tone and Nourish.
Flavonols (the type of flavonoid found in chocolate) help your skin look its best. Flavonols are antioxidants that help your skin protect itself from UV damage, fight free radicals and increase blood flow and skin hydration and thickness.
Bars are
6.5 oz $18 EC $6.50 US
4.5 oz $14 EC $5.00US
Mini Candy Bar version available .50 cents EC each
I just dont understand why Mum punished me for 'acquiring' them at such a young age...

Miniatures are a fun way of testing out soap bars without the whole commitment of a whole bar! I like that they are so cute...

$2.00 EC/ .74 cent for a pack of four

Activated Charcoal is used to cleanse the skin or whiten their teeth, the true value of activated charcoal is in its ability to remove toxins from your body. If you ingested a poison or bitten by a deadly snake, activated charcoal could save your life by simply applying it to the affected area.

The Activated Black bars do not only take away they replace: with Allantoin to soothe and comfort and clays to reduce friction while washing and 20% shea Butter adds moisture. This is truly one of the more luxurious bars.

In World War I, activated charcoal was used in gas masks to prevent soldiers from being poisoned by chemical exposure, and it has been used to treat water (making it tasteless and odorless) since 1930.