Nikocado Avocado Woke up 250lbs Lighter! Vegan Again?!

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The Mukbang king, Nikocado Avocado, broke his 7 month silence after uploading a video to his channel last night.   He first appeared in the video wearing a big Panda head mask.  Beyond that gigantic panda mask, there was something noticeably different about Nick!   There was a super thin body under the mask!  Could this be a clone of Nikocado?  Is this really the same person who would down several cheeseburgers, nuggets, stuffed tacos and huge plates of noodles in one sitting?  Nikocado is the self proclaimed mukbang king of the internet and with that title came loads of weight gain. It was a real shock to see him slimmer than what he used to be as a vegan.  At the beginning of the video, he stated how he was "two steps ahead."  He went on to say that he had been a part of one of the greatest social experiments of his entire life and likened himself to being a villain of a story where he was able to have significant influence over his followers while remaining two steps ahead
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Nourish Organic Review

I discovered Nourish Organic last year while on the never ending hunt to find THE best natural deodorant.  The very first thing that I noticed about Nourish Organic was the official USDA organic symbol that was right smack on the front of every single product in their lines.  This is the only USDA organic skincare company that I know of at present.  Of course there are other beauty and skincare companies that may have one or two USDA certified organic products in their lines and collections.  However, every single product of Nourish Organic is USDA certified organic and that is absolutely wonderful and very essential.  There are too many skin and beauty companies claiming to have organic products without an official USDA symbol on the product.  I wholeheartedly support and recommend this company to all conscious consumers!


Let's start by talking about the packaging of the Nourish Organic deodorants.  They are beautifully and colorfully designed on a white container and black cover.  Very classy!  When I say that these deodorants do justice to the armpits, I mean it!  The deodorant applies smooth and it provides an extreme amount of moisture to the underarms.  Two swipes in the morning and you will stay fresh all day. Trust!  If you tend to be really worrisome about those pits, then applying twice per day should do the job. The consistency of the deodorant is similar to body butter so think of Nourish Organic deodorant as a butter for your underarms! The deodorant can melt down pretty quickly after application, so that would  be the only downside. The deodorants are lightly fragranced.  


The fresh fig scent was true to it's title and will remind you of mouth watering fig chomp sessions.  I'm really enjoying the wild berries scent even though it does smell similar to its Fresh Fig companion.   I give this deodorant 3.5/5 stars;  because of the way it easily disintegrates after swiping. Some of it will get on the upper part of the container but you can simply wipe any residue off with a piece of tissue.  Also, the deodorant is on the greasy side.  It may leave grease spots on clothing. It's worth a try though, because of its superb ingredients.




Nourish Organic has a purity pledge which states that their products are free of parabens, artificial fragrances, silicones, preservatives and most of the other gunky stuff that frequently appearS in commercially produced beauty and personal care items.


Nourish Organic Deodorant ingredients: Organic Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Organic beeswax, Organic Zea Mays (Corn) Starch, Organic Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Organic Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter), Organic Saccharomyces Ferment, Organic Fragrance


To purchase or learn more about Nourish Organic visit: 


http://www.nourishorganic.com 





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