Swarovski Vaseline Jar Giveaway

By kevin_dermody

UPDATE: WE HAVE OUR WINNERS! Kelly Dolinger, Christy McNeal, and Heather Clemons, please check your email for details on how to claim your prize. Congrats, and thanks to everyone else who entered!

We all have a classic Vaseline jar sitting on our dresser at home, right? But here’s something you’ve probably never seen before:

Bravo star and costume designer Chris March has collaborated with Vaseline to design a limited-edition bejeweled Vaseline Lip Therapy jar. It’s customized with nearly $50 of Swarovski crystals, and it’s filled with the same petroleum jelly you know and love.

Giveaway details: We’re giving away THREE of these jars to three lucky readers. It’s cute enough to give as a stocking stuffer, but we wouldn’t blame you if you kept it for yourself. To enter for your chance to win one of the jars, just leave a comment below or on our Facebook page with your name and email address (for contacting purposes only).

This contest will run from Monday, Dec. 12th to Friday, Dec. 16th. We will be picking three winners at random at 12 p.m. PST on Friday, Dec. 16th. (U.S. only)

However, if you don’t win this giveaway, you can go to www.vaselineliptherapy.com on 12/19 at 5pm PST for a one-day flash giveaway of the special Swarovski jars (they’re only selling 100 of them). Good luck!

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Rumors surrounding my demise have been mostly false. After a brief sojourn out into a strange world-- a world of big green things, and small fuzzy things, and no wireless fidelity to be found! --I have triumphantly returned, lusting for any sort of contact with the interwebz. Lolcats pictures are making me giggle, I'm posting trolling messages on bulletin boards, and I am even-- yes, it shames me to say this --watching AMVs on youtube.

Hopefully I'll get my electronic addiction back under control, and be at baseline nerdiness once again.

So I'm Kevin. I like to play videogames, and make snarky commentary about said videogames. My general approach to games tends to be a more pragmatic one, eschewing scholarly examinations in favor of simple questions like "is it fun?". When not playing videogames, I tend to browse craigslist in some effort to fill the aching hole in my heart. Thus far, nothing on the "free stuff" section has managed to do it, but I still hold onto hope!

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