#Repeat purchases

[twiish]

TWiiSH: The Teen Skincare Sensation with a Skyrocketing Re-buy Rate

Why TWiiSH Customers Can't Get Enough: A Tale of Unmatched Efficacy and Loyalty

In the dynamic world of skincare, a new name is making waves: TWiiSH https://twiishskin.com/. But what sets this emerging brand apart isn't just its unique approach to teenage skin woes; it's the staggering re-buy rate among its customers. Teens are not just buying TWiiSH products; they are coming back for more, over and over again. Why? Because it works.

TWiiSH, co-founded by a beauty editor and her daughter, has struck gold with its teen-centric skincare line. Their secret weapon? A focus on gentle yet effective formulations, with a special emphasis on silver's skin-healing properties. This formula is proving to be a game-changer in managing acne and skin irritation, common issues plaguing teenagers.

But TWiiSH’s success isn't just in its ingredients. It's in the stories of confidence restored, of teenagers finding solace in a skincare routine that finally addresses their needs without being harsh. Parents are noticing the difference too, applauding TWiiSH for providing a safe and effective solution for their teens' skincare struggles.

The brand’s commitment to clean, cruelty-free ingredients resonates deeply with today's ethically conscious youth. Moreover, the personal story behind TWiiSH, rooted in a mother's quest to help her daughter, adds a layer of authenticity and trust that's hard to find in the commercialized skincare market.

The result? A loyal customer base that keeps growing, with teens and parents alike eager to share their positive experiences. TWiiSH isn’t just selling products; it's fostering a community of informed, health-conscious, and confident teenagers.

In an industry often criticized for its fleeting trends and one-size-fits-all solutions, TWiiSH stands out with its personalized approach and proven results. The brand's skyrocketing re-buy rate is a testament to its effectiveness and the trust it has garnered among its users.

As TWiiSH continues to grow, it sets a new standard in teen skincare — one that prioritizes gentleness, effectiveness, and ethical practices. The message is clear: when it comes to teen skincare, TWiiSH is not just a choice; it's a lifestyle.

[jjbizconsult]

Gamification: The Secret to Engaging your Audience

[siribunbun]

"I'm putting down the bet. I'm taking the gamble. I'm claiming the win. I'll let fate spin the wheel, a daring gamble. Walking the brink of death...for rebirth.

All for the Amber Lord!"

[jasmancer]

Hey yall!! Introducing one of my favorite pieces of the last few years, Sea Oddity: a repeating pattern of hand drawn and watercolor rendered jellyfish, horseshoe crabs, nudibranchs, and sea monkeys. (repeating watermark added just to be safe <3)

I uploaded it to Spoonflower last year as part of the assignment I made it for, and now it's publicly available to purchase on there as well as on my brand new Society6 shop! If you want a little sea critter print or some fabric to make a sea critter sewing project, this might be the perfect one!

[allthegothihopgirls]

i get so weird about existing on the internet and i HATE it. what do you mean i just spent the past 3 hours compulsively tracking down every account i've ever made in my life and deleting them because i'm scared of the big companies i avoid, buying those websites and apps, and therefore all the avoiding i've done up until now becoming redundant. i should be at the club

[generichoneydew]

Still experimenting with backgrounds a bit. I'll get it at some point lol.

7/52

[booksandicedmatcha]

i just cut off his nips 😏

give those to me 😠

[chiropteracupola]

SIGHHHHHHHHHHHHH there is going to be a HAUNTED MANSION BALL in my area but it will be WHILE I AM NOT IN THIS AREA

[doctorbrown]

DOCTOBER '24 ⸺ 「 9 / 31 * BREAKTHROUGH 」

Walking through it hadn’t felt entirely real the first time Emmett had taken her to see the old house. Even though Clara could envision everything she had ever wanted, reach out and touch the near-tangible visions, as if human touch was all it would take to bring them to life as they walked from one dusty room to another, the pragmatist in her reminded her that this was only one set of possibilities. 

A potential future. One within reach, though nebulous, shifting and shimmering like an apparition.

But the more homes they viewed, the more she grew attached to this potential future, seeing nothing so bright and vibrant in any of the other houses. Oh, they could be happy in any of them, certainly, they’d done well with that already given their less than ideal living conditions for a growing family of four on the outskirts of Hill Valley—none of which were Emmett’s fault—but she had wanted more for her family and if they were going through all the trouble to uproot their lives to settle down in Emmett’s time, she refused to compromise.

Fortunately, having lived in the same cramped conditions for the last decade, Emmett was more than inclined to agree with her visions for their to-be home.

He’d done the best he could, improving their situation little-by-little with his knowledge of the future, but there was only so much that could be done when the builders and designers of her home clearly put little to no thought into the occupant and their convenience. 

Were she a woman of weaker constitution, it would have bothered her even more severely, however there was only so much that could be ignored as Jules and Verne continued growing at an alarming rate.

Both boys would surely take after their father.

This time, she would see to it that all the concerns that arose from their situation in the Nineteenth Century were properly addressed this time around. 

And then they found this house. Or, from what Emmett said, Marty had found this house and passed the information along. She would have to thank him properly for his invaluable help later.

For this house–!

Standing on the walkway, gazing up at their house—their house, Clara repeats in her mind, almost giddy with excitement—it feels surreal. The major step to making the move had just been completed and finalised and Emmett standing there, holding the keys and the paperwork to their new home, crowned in gold by the early afternoon sun, looks like a dream. 

Even with the exterior battered and beaten by the elements, it was clear that once, the two-story home had been a proud, beautiful building. Making it perfect would be a project, but the idea of complicated renovations did not sour her to the home in the slightest. The fact that they had all this space and then some–perhaps more than they needed for their modest family–well, she was still wrapping her head around it and the fact that they had all these futuristic amenities now to make their lives easier lent only to more and more possibilities. 

It was far away enough from the major populated areas to provide them peace and privacy, yet not so far that a trip into town would require proper planning and preparation and eat up a majority of the day. With the transportation available in this century–Clara was still growing accustomed to the sheer number of automobiles on the road in some of those areas and to her credit, she hadn't let out the same unladylike shriek she did the first time one of those things had roared at her–Emmett assured her that travel into town would take far less than the hour plus it took to return home on horseback. 

“We’ll never have to worry about space again,” Emmett says, smiling, and Clara finds herself drawn further into his orbit, hanging on her husband’s every word. “There’s plenty of space for you and me, for the boys—and when they eventually become teenagers and can’t stand the sight of one another for long, there’s more than enough room to put between them—and there will be space for Marty to stay.” 

He wraps his arm around Clara's waist. 

“The realtors assured me that everything is structurally sound, but I trust them about as far as I can throw them, so I’d like to double-check before we start settling in.”

Clara nods, finding sense in that. “So you'll be making a few trips here yourself in the meantime.”

“You and the boys are welcome to come, of course, but I figure it will get done quickly if the boys aren't distracted by all the new things happening around them. It would be good to expose them to life in this century slowly rather than shocking their systems by thrusting them into it, but that may be better a little further into the renovations. Let them explore the property on their own, the house once I’m absolutely certain they won’t stumble across any weak points and fall through, and get used to seeing things that are normal for this time, but the equivalent of magic a hundred years ago."

“You're right. And with Verne's penchant for trouble lately, I'd rather not run the risks. I know you said this was a quiet location without too much traffic, but God forbid he forgets about those–those—”

“Cars?” 

“Yes. Cars, thank you.”

“They'll just have to be patient. We’ll focus on their rooms first, set up ours and the majority of the home so it’s at least habitable, then focus our attention on the cosmetic things. I may enlist Marty's help with some of the cleaning if he's willing and able.” Emmett hums.

“We’ll need a place to store the Time Machine,” Clara says, leaning against Emmett’s arm. “I wouldn’t feel comfortable leaving it out in the open, even with your security measures in place.”

“No, the Train draws far too much attention and the last thing I need is somebody spotting it and poking around where they don’t belong. Remember, I'm not exactly Hill Valley's favourite citizen. I’ve been thinking about that since we settled on this house and I have a few ideas in mind.” 

Suddenly, Emmett snaps his fingers. “I’ll also need to construct a private study, one the boys and any of the friends they may invite over won’t be able to sneak into where we can keep some of the more sensitive”–dangerous, Clara’s mind supplies–“documents and experiments of mine. As for the lab…my childhood home saw my garage turned into a lab independent of the house and I think, for safety reasons, I’ll do the same here. The old barn, once fixed up, would make an excellent workspace.”

Clara’s eyebrows shoot up and she throws her husband a half-concerned, half-amused look.

“Not that I plan to be working on anything inherently dangerous or life-threatening,” he adds quickly underneath the weight of his wife’s stare. “But accidents do happen even when you’re being careful and I’ve been on the receiving end of more than a few of those over the years. I’d rather not take any unnecessary risks, especially not with you and the boys living there.”

“Of course not.”

[banqanas]

i literally only got the bot guidebook last night bc i got tired of going online everytime i want to search for outfit references so i guess hopkei sent that ask at a good timing (bc if it was before i got the guidebook i dont think i couldve given a proper answer)

[rhysnolastname]

i want to buy things

[stuck-in-the-ghost-zone]

everyone talks about im just your problem (for good reason too, completely understantable) but not enouhh people talk about my best friends in the world

[eldritchblaaaast]

a bebe!

[grimlock]

okay. I think my biggest jealousy with japan just hit me with the hotel provided mouthwash

it was APPLE flavored!! literally I am so happy to get a mouthwash that isn't mint, I just can't stand mint and i am legitimately wondering if I can bring mouthwash in my checked bag

literally the only non-mint fruity ones I've seen in adult mouthwashes in the US is like. grapefruit. and I'm cautious with grapefruit and grapefruit-flavored things in general

[loverlylight]

Okay, obviously there's more to the story, but I really love how the Great Moon Hoax can be honestly summarized by "Guy is upset to discover RPF written about him, eventually decides he's cool with it".

[waloeders]

the gangs all here!!! <- me losin my mind