Like German shepherds, human bodies demand treats before they'll sit quietly for piano recitals or chase off nut-stealing squirrels. Reward an obedient exterior with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of in-store merchandise, including sale items, at The Body Shop. This deal is valid at any U.S. store location, and if you redeem your Groupon by May 30, 2011, the value of this deal climbs to $45.
A powerhouse of pulchritude for more than three decades, The Body Shop pampers pelts and caresses tresses with a comprehensive lineup of finely wrought and socially responsible beauty boosters. Slather on one of the company's best-selling body butters ($6 and up)—dermal delicacies designed to keep hides soft, moisturized, and invisible to most carnivorous plants. This popular line includes the Shea body butter, which has been celebrated by celebrities such as Jennifer Lopez, David Beckham, and Reese Witherspoon.
Peruse popular products like Tea Tree Skin-Clearing facial wash ($11/8.4 fl. oz.), Natrulift firming day cream ($30/1.7 fl. oz.), and waterproof mascara ($14/0.33 fl. oz.), which ensures suitable lash batting before, during, and after apple-bobbing tournaments. Coddle nostrils with an array of candles, diffusers, and other home fragrances, infused into body washes, gels, fragrance oils, and body butters.
Ruthlessly devoted to environmental stewardship, The Body Shop regularly relies on natural and sustainable materials to power its prettifying products. The ingredients of many items are sourced through the company's Community Trade program, which has provided reliable income and market access to more than 25,000 people in marginalized locales around the globe.
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More than 80,000 Facebookers are fans of The Body Shop. Products from the store are frequently featured in such publications as Teen Vogue, Marie Claire, InStyle Makeover, and Allure.
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The Groupon Guide to: Horse Racing
Horse racing, known as the Sport of Kings since the federal ban on King Fighting, is actually much more complex than a simple contest of equine speed. Here are some of the more obscure rules of horseracing:
- Although zebras are technically horses, they are banned from competing due to the hypnotic effect triggered by their oscillating stripes, which leads to foaming seizures in the adjacent traditional horses.
- Horses born of the same litter must never compete, so as not to pit brother against brother.
- It is OK for the jockey to whip his or her horse, as long as a stadium full of people is enjoying cheering for them to do so.
- Tallest horse always wins. Always.
- If the race is too close to call, judges employ a photo finish—a tiebreaker lightning round in which the first horse to eat an entire barrel of old Polaroids wins.
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