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Location: Southern CA United States
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As a long-time print and web journalist, Jill has enjoyed writing for various topics at BellaOnline. She has been previous editor for Hiking and Backpacking, Fish, Living Simply, Cleaning and Science Fiction/Fantasy Movies. She also helms Mused, the BellaOnline Literary Review, as Editor in Chief, and is the Community Manager for BellaOnline overall. As the current BellaOnline.com Cosmetics Edito… Read moreAs a long-time print and web journalist, Jill has enjoyed writing for various topics at BellaOnline. She has been previous editor for Hiking and Backpacking, Fish, Living Simply, Cleaning and Science Fiction/Fantasy Movies. She also helms Mused, the BellaOnline Literary Review, as Editor in Chief, and is the Community Manager for BellaOnline overall.
As the current BellaOnline.com Cosmetics Editor, Jill writes reviews of makeup, lotions, bath treats and facial products. Her goal is educating readers about safe, effective and fun facial/body products. She shares her love of pampering treats to help people lead more peaceful, happier lives.
http://www.bellaonline.com/site/Cosmetics
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Approached by the Cor Silver Soap company - purporting to use actual silver particles in their facial soap - I could not help but be intrigued. Silver, the precious metal, as a facial cleanser? Would one be able to SEE the silver in the soap? Would silver be a good additive, or just an excuse to charge untoward amounts of cash for such a novel product?
As in all reviews I do, the proof lies in the testing. Cor helpfully sent me two small round slices of Cor Silver Soap to test. The small samples are considered a week or month's worth (depending on how thickly one lathers their face) of cleansing. I gave one to my mother to get a larger test sample than just myself… Read more
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Approached by the Cor Silver Soap company - purporting to use actual silver particles in their facial soap - I could not help but be intrigued. Silver, the precious metal, as a facial cleanser? Would one be able to SEE the silver in the soap? Would silver be a good additive, or just an excuse to charge untoward amounts of cash for such a novel product?
As in all reviews I do, the proof lies in the testing. Cor helpfully sent me two small round slices of Cor Silver Soap to test. The small samples are considered a week or month's worth (depending on how thickly one lathers their face) of cleansing. I gave one to my mother to get a larger test sample than just myself… Read more
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Approached by the Cor Silver Soap company - purporting to use actual silver particles in their facial soap - I could not help but be intrigued. Silver, the precious metal, as a facial cleanser? Would one be able to SEE the silver in the soap? Would silver be a good additive, or just an excuse to charge untoward amounts of cash for such a novel product?
As in all reviews I do, the proof lies in the testing. Cor helpfully sent me two small round slices of Cor Silver Soap to test. The small samples are considered a week or month's worth (depending on how thickly one lathers their face) of cleansing. I gave one to my mother to get a larger test sample than just myself… Read more
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