…With Natural Ingredients.

I wrote a post a while ago about how we have to believe alot of the mumbo jumbo that advertisers claim about their products. (Read here)

Cosmetic companies also make a lot of claims about naturalthis and organic that.  I, well actuallyRoxy the Foxy, have proven that one company is not lying.

The Alien won a Palmer’s hamper filled with all their cocoabutter and olive butter products. Cool.  They all smelt very niceand Alien and I looked forward to trying them out.

Yesterday I found this strange thing lying on the floor.  Is it a potatoe, I thought.  I gave it a hesitant kick.  Nope – too light to be a potatoe.  Maybe a sponge?  We don’t have sponges in the house so unlessthat Squarepants dude paid us a fatal visit – not possible.  Mmmmm. Having established that it was not alive and dangerous, I picked itup.  I smelt it (as one does to unknownobjects.)

It was a bar of soap that Roxy had been chewing on!  What? The dog may not be a genius but she is not THAT stupid.  Yes, her breath does smell at times but wesurely haven’t given her that much of a complex about it?  Anyway – why not chew on a tube of toothpastethen?

Out of curiosity, I had to prove that this soap’s cocoabutter ingredient was what Roxy was after and it wasn’t just a moment of fullmoon madness for her.

I put the bar of soap back, right next to the Dove soap, andVoila! Proof that you can believe what some products claim about natural (andedible) ingredients.  Best I hide theshampoo with lemon extract.