If QC published a magazine each season through the Palace... LW definitely had her pressed cause is she getting the scoops before her?!

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If QC published a magazine each season through the Palace... LW definitely had her pressed cause is she getting the scoops before her?!
Wait!
Am I the only one who relized just now, that Golda Rosheuvel in THAT interview for QC wasn't refering to an emerald of the season, but the sparkler?
I'm actually so sad!
The Sparkler (an accidental Champ'd up oc)
Trainer: Rosie Fib
The Champion of Razzle Dazzle!
Throw a good handful of glitter in your eyes and sprints off, main and only attack. (Very effective) Stored in pockets.
Origin:
I love him, i imagine him being into magic tricks and disco nights when he's not training or competing at the Scrawliseum.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2IqMIv0uWQ) Christmas 2010 with, The Sparkler, Pom Pom Aluminum Silver Christmas Tree, made by Star Band Company, in Portsmouth Virginia around 1959 ... With Charis ...
Holiday Gift Idea #3: The Body Shop Sparkler in Boudoir Pink
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Everything from the beautiful old-school powder spritzer bottle to the delicately-scented baby-pink shimmer dust will just bring out the little girl in many a woman.
This is a less extravagant gift than the other 2 I've posted about previously, but in some sense, this is much more fun.
The Sparkler was a limited edition holiday-only release last year, and The Body Shop added a gold version when they brought it back this year. However, if you're giving this as a gift, my bet is really on the pink one.
This is a sheer and finely milled dust containing a lot of silica so that the glittery particles spread well over the skin. You will not get intense or noticeable color with this, so you can't use it as a pigment. You can also spray lightly over your hair after you slick everything down.
The sparkle will be more noticeable on dark hair.
The dispenser needs to be held a distance from the skin (half a foot) to dispense powder evenly, but it's easy to smooth out with your hands even if you don't get it on evenly.
The main con to this product is that the ultra-fine sparkles appear silver, not pink, so if you're expecting noticeably pink sparkle, you will be disappointed. Other than that, this is just a fun and girly gift with a cute re-usable bottle for dispensing your other powders or glitters!
The Body Shop: The Sparkler
My mom came home from Hong Kong a few weeks ago and brought me some goodies.. The Body Shop's, The Sparkler was one of them. I instantly loved it because it was pink (my girly side is on overdrive) and I love the pump. I've always had a soft spot for pumps like that.. It's so.. for lack of a better term, classical. It brings me back to the time when women had to dress up in ball gowns each night and having something like this just makes you feel like a princess.
I was researching on the product and was surprised to find out that this was part of The Body Shops winter collection 2010 and was sold out almost instantly. How my mother found a bottle? I will never know.
The glitter in the bottle is very fine and unlike other body glitters, this spreads easily so you don't have just one part of your body looking unnaturally shiny. You can use it on your décolletage, hair, legs, etc. I am in love with this product. <3
Rating: 5 out of 5