Let's talk about lotion.
Pronounced LOHzun in our household, and at work for some reason..
Pronounced LOHzun in our household, and at work for some reason..
So I buy the Jergens.
I LIVE by the Jergens.
I LIVE by the Jergens.
I LOVE the Jergens.
But my Jergens bottles don't love me back like they should.
So I cut them.
Ahem, let me explain.
I like being thrifty, when I can, and when its not too much of a burden.
I really do envy those crazy coupon chics but LAWD it seems like a lot. of damn. work.
Home girl don't play that.
I like being thrifty, when I can, and when its not too much of a burden.
I really do envy those crazy coupon chics but LAWD it seems like a lot. of damn. work.
Home girl don't play that.
But, I use lohzuhn like its going out of style.
In he morning after a shower, after EVERY hand wash, when I get home, before I go to bed.
In he morning after a shower, after EVERY hand wash, when I get home, before I go to bed.
And confession, first world problems, but my new house is so much bigger than he other so I need lotion in multiple areas so I don't have to walk a mile to lube up.
Like your mom does.
So since I'm spending mucho dinero on body polish I like to make sure every drop is used.
I'll rack up a few "empty bottles" and scrape em out. Here's how it's done.
First, cut them open with a ridiculously sharp knife.
Watch your fingers.
Watch your fingers.
Then, get yourself an empty container.
I just happen to have another empty lotion container on hand.
Shocking.
Then, with the bottles halved, scrape that shit out and plop it into the empty one.
Voila.
7 whole additional ounces of lotion from "empty bottles"
7 whole additional ounces of lotion from "empty bottles"
And don't forget to recycle the severed empties.
Saving this world, one dry body at a time.
TBag. Out.