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I love the cold weather, but I also hate the cold weather for one reason. My skin gets so dry. Sometimes it gets so dry, that it is painful. I hate when you have dry and ashy skin. So, there is this body lotion. I absolutely love it, did I say love it? I mean I really, really love this body cream. It takes away my painful skaly skin, and makes it feel baby soft. The one downside to loving this cream so much, is that I can no longer find it locally. It is sold by one of the lines that I fell in love with in high school. At the time it was called Princess Marcella Borghese. Now it goes by just Borghese. I used a lot of their products. Their packaging was so regal to me. Black, twisted laquer lipstick cases. The lipstick itself was spiraled. The compacts matched and the clasp to open them had a little red jewel. The holiday sets were the best, and packaged in either silver or gold. Ohhh, how I miss this line being in department stores. Oh, sorry, back to the body lotion. Tono Body Creme it's called. The smell is that of a spa. And again, it hydrates so well and feels so nice afterward. In all actuality, their whole spa line is amazing. To purchase the Tono Body Creme go to http://www.borghese.com/. Have a look around the website, they really do have great products that come to you all the way from Italy, but manufactured in NYC.


*my mom gave me a little tip, she says that they sometimes sell Borghese on QVC. She says that they even have some nice sets for sale. So if you watch QVC, you might get lucky.
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