Someone asked today if glitter was toxic. After all, what's it made of? Metal? And people (usually kids) wipe it all over themselves? Should there be a ban on glitter?
If that happens, then the Russian gymnasts are screwed. Has anyone noticed the liberal use of body glitter in the Olympics? Should it fall under banned substances? I mean, they put it in their hair. No lipstick, but body glitter. Hmmm.
Anyone else notice this?
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No! There should not a ban on glitter. For years, I have kept an emergency supply of glitter close at hand. You never know when you may need some. Seriously.
I don't know...did you see the amount of it on the Russian gymnasts?? You might reconsider.
Ironically, I just had a conversation with my mom about glitter. I always get the girls little presents when I visit them. I picked up a bunch of stuff, including a set of Strawberry Shortcake Doll perfume for Emma. When I got home, I realized the perfumes are glitter spray. Ugh. This means Emma's gonna spray it all over herself and inadvertantly cover me with glitter.
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