Norma Talmadge

Some famous flappers were role models, either in real life or in the movies or other entertainment venues, and others only became famous later, but all looked wonderful in photographs of the  1920s. Gilda Gray was not the first to dance the shimmy, but she made it popular nationwide in the 1920s. The young saloon singer went to New York to perform in vaudeville and joined the Ziegfeld Follies in 1922. By then Gray was known as the Shimmy Queen, and made several Hollywood movies between...Read Full Story

Norma's Bath and Body has been around since 2004. wanna know how I got into making Bath products?I had a car accident that left my back out of whack, so I quit my job to do a year of therapy. from there it was just Plain boredom, my mom asked me what I was planning on doing to take up my time. so from there I just slid into making myself some soap. yep.. just slid into it by accident. so I started making glycerin soaps, I could NEVER show you my first soaps that I made.. just awful!from there...Read Full Story

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