Tropical Traditions Review/Giveaways

THIS GIVEAWAY HAS ENDED!

My Review:

I was given chance to review another product from Tropical Traditions. I had mentioned earlier in my first Tropcial Traditions review that I loved their Tropical Traditions Virgin Coconut Oil when I used it for cooking. So when they offered me the opportunity to try out another one of their products of course I immediately replied that I would. I was given their Citrus Scented Moisturizing Cream to review. When I am pregnant and especially in the winter I have very dry skin on my hands. I also wash many dishes each day and wash my hands several times throughout the day, so that contributes to my dry skin conditions. When I first tried their moisturizer it was definitely creamy. I rubbed it in well and the great thing is that you don't have to use much. It was absorbed by my dry skin and my skin felt softer and supple. I love it so much that I also rub it on my growing belly!

I love the Citrus scent and I look forward to using more Tropical Traditions products!
The fact that there is no alcohols, artificial fragrances or petroleum in their products made me comfortable enough to use it on my kids skin.

The ingredients are: purified water, organic virgin coconut oil, plant based emulsifying wax, palm stearic, grapefruit seed extract, organic beeswax, organic virgin palm oil, and organic essential oils of orange, mandarin, spearmint, lemon, grapefruit, lemongrass, and tangerine.

Referral Program: Tropical Traditions has a great referral program that anyone can take part in! Once you have placed your initial order, you are then eligible to earn free products by referring your friends or blog readers to them as well.

About the founders:

The founders of Tropical Traditions are Brian and Marianita Shilhavy.

Brian W. Shilhavy, BA, MA
Brian earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Bible/Greek from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, and his Master of Arts degree in linguistics from Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago. He is currently the CEO of Tropical Traditions, Inc.

Marianita Jader Shilhavy, BS, CND (Certified Nutritionist/Dietician in the Philippines) earned her bachelor of science degree in nutrition in Manila. Understanding the nutrition of Filipino foods, Marianita worked for over eight years as a hospital dietician and nutritional counselor in the Philippines.

In 1998 Brian and Marianita returned to the Philippines with their three children and renovated Marianita's old family farmhouse. By this time the coconut industry was severely depressed due to the negative U.S. campaigns against tropical oils in the 1980s and 1990s. Coconut farmers could no longer support their families on the income generated from harvesting coconuts.

WHERE TO BUY THIS:

If you would like to purchase Tropical Traditions Moisturizing Cream, you can to this directly from their website. If you decide to purchase be sure to use my referral code: 5771517
so that you can automatically receive a Virgin Coconut Oil Book on your first time order!

Disclaimer: Tropical Traditions provided me with a free
sample of this product to review, and I was under no
obligation to review it if I so chose.  Nor was I under
any obligation to write a positive review or sponsor
a product giveaway in return for the free product.

The GIVEAWAY:

Tropical Traditions has offered to send one of my readers a

their very own Tropical Traditions Moisturizing Cream(ARV $19.50-$20.00)!!
This contest is open to U.S. & Canada residents!

MANDATORY STEP TO ENTER:

Please visit Tropical Traditions and tell me which
of their lovely moisturizing creams
you would like if you win!

As always make sure your email address is included in your first comment
(this is a safe format: myemailaddress at yahoomail dot com)
or that it is somewhere on your blog or blogger profile, if I can't email you
I will have to pick another person!

Want MORE ENTRIES?

After you have completed the first entry, you are qualified for additional entries.

HERE'S HOW:

Check out Tropical Tradition's Free Coconut
Recipe website found here:
http://www.freecoconutrecipes.com/index.htm.
At this website you will see the many different ways coconut can be used in cooking!
Pick your favorite recipe and leave me a comment with what it is. (1 entry)

If you are one of my FEEPS...

(follow any of my blogs you get 3 extra entries per blog followed)

You only have to mention which blog(s) you follow ONCE...
I will count in the extra entries!
(I follow all 3 blogs or I follow The Polynesian Kitchen is just fine.)

(Follow all three: The Mama Hood, The Mama Hoods Goods,
The Polynesian Kitchen - you automatically get 9 extra entries)

To earn even more entries, you may do one or all of the following.
Each one of these count as an extra ticket but you must leave a separate comment for each one.