Jesmaracle
Member Since: August 17, 2014Reviews
Huggies One & Done Wipes Cucumber and Green Tea
Huggies One & done wipes are by FAR my favorite! We`ve tried everything and anything on the market, but these wipes are at the top of my charts. We buy the one & done cool refreshing cucumber which smell great. They are thick, do not dry out very... +
Huggies One & done wipes are by FAR my favorite!
We`ve tried everything and anything on the market, but these wipes are at the top of my charts.
We buy the one & done cool refreshing cucumber which smell great.
They are thick, do not dry out very easily and get the job done 99.9% of the time!
I`ve never had my finger pop through like happens frequently with other brands of baby wipes, which as a diaper changer, the last thing we want is poop on our finger.
From diaper changes to wiping down faces, I don`t see myself purchasing another brand on wipes while my girls are still in diapers.
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bskinz
I was amazed at how light, airy & comfortable the skort was! I asked for a size medium going by their sizing charts & it fit great. The pattern of the skort is`t personally my style, but that`s okay because B-Skinz offers over 40 different patterns... +
I was amazed at how light, airy & comfortable the skort was! I asked for a size medium going by their sizing charts & it fit great. The pattern of the skort is`t personally my style, but that`s okay because B-Skinz offers over 40 different patterns & solids!
If you`re not sure exactly what a skort is, it`s a skirt with shorts built in underneath.
(the b-skinz skort is made out of spandex with compression shorts built in)
This way, you appear that you have a skirt on, but you don`t have to be worried about making sudden movements to keep your undies hidden! The skorts made by B-Skinz also have a pocket sewn in so you`re able to keep your keys, phone, cash/cards with you if you`re not able or simply do not want to carry your bag or purse with you! The B-Skinz skorts are perfect for Women who play tennis or golf but are comfortable enough to wear one simply because you love it!
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Julep Nail Polish
I subscribed to the Julep monthly box when I received a promo code to get the first box for $0.01. It seemed like a bad idea not to join with such an awesome deal. I mean, ONE PENNY?! So, for those who don't know, Julep is a monthly subscription... +
I subscribed to the Julep monthly box when I received a promo code to get the first box for $0.01.
It seemed like a bad idea not to join with such an awesome deal. I mean, ONE PENNY?!
So, for those who don't know, Julep is a monthly subscription box. You create an account on the website,
www.julep.com
And take the style quiz so they can match polishes to your taste. Every month, you'll get an email with the choices that have been selected for you, and you can change the style, which'll give you different colors than you were emailed with, you can upgrade your box which will give you extra "goodies", or you can skip the month all together. I believe you have a 4 day window to skip the month, and if you do not, your credit card will automatically be charged whether you wanted the box or not.
In the monthly box you will receive 2 nail varnishes & some other product. It could be an eyeliner pencil, "quick dry drops" or even an eye shadow.
Now for how I feel about Julep.
In MY personal opinion, Julep is a pass. I found the varnishes to be really runny & if you had no idea there was such a thing as a nail polish base (like myself), you are likely to have the more intense colors (such as the teal in the middle) stain your nails after you try taking the stuff off. My nails were a nasty yellow-green for about 4 days after I took the stuff off.
As far as cancelling your subscription.. It's not as easy as they make it sound. They say you can email, but then IF they respond to the email, they give you the 1-800 number to call to cancel because they cannot process your request via email. Fine. So you call, and nobody answers. So you call again, and again, and again with a recording saying that the phone lines are too busy, leave a message and they'll get back to you. But they don't. Not until you leave an angry voicemail stating that you'll be contacting your credit card company to inform them that you are no longer allowed to take your money.
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Pampers Kandoo Detangler
I have thick curly hair, and Madilynn (un)fortunately got her Mama's hair. This means that no matter how much we keep it brushed, the tangles seem to always find the way back to her hair. Seeing that I know first hand how traumatizing and painful... +
I have thick curly hair, and Madilynn (un)fortunately got her Mama's hair.
This means that no matter how much we keep it brushed, the tangles seem to always find the way back to her hair. Seeing that I know first hand how traumatizing and painful brushing out tangles can be, I'm always on the hunt for products that are going to tame those tangles before they get out of control.
Every night after bath time, we tackle the tangles.
We decided to try Pampers Kandoo detangler after we tried J&J;tangle buddies, which was not for us.
You can use the Kandoo Detangler on wet or dry hair, but if you use it on dry, you'll find you leaving your child with random wet spots.
The spray has a lock preventing your child from spraying if they get their hands on it, which is a good feature.
It does have a nice scent, but it's not great either.
As for the claim of leaving the hair ungreasy, it could be debatable. Because of the spray stream, you might have to use more than you think that you'd need. I think if the hair it was used on was finer than my daughters, it wouldn't be such an issue.
The spray itself could use a little work. It's a straight stream line, where I would've like to seen it as more of an open V mist, to not leave so much patchiness and you'd end up using much less of the product with a wider spraying range.
Overall, while I do think this product is better than J&J;buddies, we will be continuing our search for the tangle free product that works perfectly for our family!
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