Sentences with phrase «powder product housed»

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The NuLac acquisition gave the company exclusive access to 6.2 million litres of milk annually from 8500 goats in Australia and New Zealand, along with ownership of the CapriLac range of goat dairy products including yoghurt, milk and milk powder and the Coach House Dairy brands.

some of my first beauty reviews were also ETUDE HOUSE products like the ETUDE HOUSE Dreaming Swan Lipstick, Dreaming Swan Eye & Cheek Powder and the Dreaming Swan Collection Cushion Case & Cushion (don't be too critical, they were some of my first reviews;)-RRB- and...

But I have good news too some days I did a review about Etude House Zero Sebum All Day Matte Gel and If you use that product before use the Etude House Zero Sebum Drying Powder the effect is more long lasting and good ~ (●» ω «●) ゞ Even I can say that I spend 4 hours without retouch my skin using both products and my skin was still matte.

My foundation of choice, and the one product I never leave the house without applying, is Amazing Base Loose Mineral Powder.

Thanks for sharing i also wanted to try the products in Etude House, but it's quite expensive here in Thailand LOL ^ ^ however i enjoy reading your review with the baking powder cleansing foam ^ ^

I love their eyebrow products and now that I've decided to take care of my skin more, I did a bit of shopping and got their Etude House Baking Powder Pore Cleansing Foam.

A thorough vacuuming should rid your home of any fleas, but using products like Hartz ® UltraGuard ® Flea and Tick Carpet Powder will ensure your house can't become a home for unwelcome pests.

Many of the all - natural flea and tick control items she stocks, which include shampoos, sprays, soaps, yard sprays and powders, contain food - grade diatomaceous earth and essential oils — and she even makes a house blend duster product infused with bug - chasing essences, she said.

Each shelf, made from powder - coated aluminum, houses objects appropriated from the product portfolios of rival firms.

GM ignition switch ruling; dangers of RV fuel systems; litigating Section 8 housing cases; maximizing recoveries in bad faith claims; tire failures and rollover accidents; spotting a product liability claim; courtroom hurdles in traumatic brain injury cases; conspicuity issues in trucking accident cases; mass torts updates related to 3M Biar Hugger warming blankets, talcum powder litigation, Taxotere claims and Zofran.

Author Joey Green, 53, («Paint Your House with Powdered Milk,» «The Bubble Wrap Book») is a former advertising guy and National Lampoon contributing editor who gained fame for his wacky uses of brand - name products.