One of the best ways to figure out if a weird-as-hell product is actually brilliant is by checking out the ratings and reviews. When real people praise something that you wouldn’t believe actually exists, that’s when you know it’s good and worth your hard-earned money. From skincare products that revolutionize your routine to home goods that make everyday tasks a breeze, here are some products that reviewers cannot get enough of. A Zooming Garlic Chopper That Does The Job In Seconds Chef’n Garliczoom Garlic Chopper Amazon – All you have to do is add some naked garlic inside this chopper...
Can Kids Get Burnt Out? Signs You Might Be Over-Scheduling Your Kid
AJ_Watt/E+/Getty Images School is back in session, which means extracurriculars are kicking back into high gear, too. Band, sports, theater, clubs — your kid has so many interests and passions, it’s hard to decide what to choose. But if you’re constantly out of the house, driving between school, practice, and home, it’s easy to start wondering if you’re doing too much, especially if your kid seems completely wrung out each night at the dinner table. (Can kids get burnt out? They seem burnt out…) We asked pediatricians and children’s therapists if we, as a collective, are over-scheduling our kids these...
Is Salon-Quality Shampoo Worth It? A Product Formulator Explains
FG Trade/E+/Getty Images Of course we’d all buy the fancy shampoo and conditioner at Ulta if we could, but these kids gotta eat, so I personally get mine at Walmart. But then I scroll through Instagram or my TikTok FYP, and I see influencers and hair experts explaining all the ways more expensive brands are better for my hair. So, I decided to ask someone who actually has experience formulating hair products: Is salon-quality shampoo worth it? Do I need the conditioner, treatment mask, and styling products that all cost in the double digits, or is my $6 can of...
The American Girl Plush Doll Collection Includes 5 Iconic Historical Characters
American Girl is one of those brands that has an exceptional way of meeting girls where they are. Whether it’s Bitty Baby for those who love a baby doll or introducing the line-up of Wellie Wishers for younger American Girl fans who need a smaller, more age-appropriate doll and story, they have really created a brand that grows with our girls. And now they’re going even bigger with their first-ever plush doll collection, designed for babes 18 months and up. But these aren’t just any plush dolls — American Girl’s plush doll collection features five iconic historical characters. I know...