Review on Massage Scraping Relaxation Natural Scrapes by Veronica Goodwin

Media could not be loaded. I've said a ton in captions and videos. It's definitely plastic. Cheap plastic at the same time (sad face) I ordered several sets and didn't pay attention to the shipping date. Except that they were made of jade and so on. I needed them for tomorrow and the rest of the kits won't arrive until September 5th-12th at the earliest. Didn't need my daughter who got her when we went to a dollar and under in New York as it was just thick tar. I wanted a realistic feel, like the ones made out of horn or bone in spas. That's definitely not what I ended up with. I thought it's ok, I can use them once, they should be good enough. Boy was I wrong. Struggling to pry them from the beautiful plastic that was so carefully wrapped around the tools and hot glued to the durable magnetic cardboard sleeve, I finally broke one of the two fork-like prongs! I tape it back with flexible tape as that is awesome too. You can hardly tell which one I put in the video because I was holding the part I put in. The only one that's a little stronger is the comb, which looks that way because it's about three times thicker than a two-pronged fork. I suggest buying this set (if you're willing to throw away $10 and deduct taxes on it) for a child to use on a non-hard plastic doll. If it's hard plastic, the doll probably won't like the face or the plastic splinters that might end up on her face, her legs, or wherever that "horny" material might end up. Not to mention how much you and your child hate the result of a huge hospital bill and find yourself stuck in the hospital for hours or days. JUST DON'T MAKE THIS CRAZY UNLESS YOU'RE DOING SOMETHING YOU DON'T LIKE AT HOME, FACIAL, ARZIAL, LEGAL OR SOMETHING YOU DO. THIS WAS A FAST, CHEAP, DIFFICULT WAY TO REMOVE UR!