Reviews
12 claps received
4.1 average rating
Leaf Shave
Experience
I think this product is probably great for someone whose needs it meets, but I found it to be too much for my everyday peach fuzz. I tried the dermaplaner on a couple areas on my cheek and neck (I get these weird whiskers), and found it to be too abrasive of a feeling (I'm in a self-care zone rn). My fuzz grew back stubbly and thicker. I also nicked myself, though unsurprisingly bc I'm a total newbie? Still, can't say that earns this product points.
GRASP
Experience
Unfortunately I'm not totally sure why we'd use this over a loofah. We couldn't really get a good lather going. Cute colors though! And my kid still likes to touch it and use it as a fun bath toy.
Clevr Blends
Experience
These are so tasty and incredibly easy to whip up. I especially love the Rose Cocoa Superlatte. A great alternative to coffee later in the day (bc who am I kidding, I'm still drinking coffee in the morning).
Nugget Comfort
Experience
Super fun to make forts, and comfy to lounge on and read books. Very cute color. I don't loooove the material -- it feels a teensy bit cheap and really easily absorbs mess.
tonies®
Experience
At first I was so annoyed by this gift. You have to download an app, there's a learning curve to it, and my baby couldn't care less about it. But now he's two+ and we've gotten the hang of it. He's in a good phase of playing independently, and he can zone out with the tonies or have it on in the background while playing with blocks for hours (jk, minutes. But it feels like hours when I can just be in a separate room and sit down.) As he gets into new characters from books and movies we can order the corresponding tony and he gets so excited!
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tonies in more languages!
Last Crumb
Experience
I hate to say it, but these cookies are an experience unlike any other cookie experience. They are delicious and totally over-the-top, as Last Crumb promises them to be. I also appreciated that the cookies actually appear in real life as they do on their Instagram. They're things of rare beauty, at around $12 a pop. I'm not mad, just disappointed.
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Deffo too much packaging. And as far as messaging, less sexualizing the cookie and more cookie history & fun facts..
Le Puzz
Experience
Got a Petite Puzz on Thingtesting and it was so fun! I gifted it to my 12-yo for Christmas and it was perfect. She's like Gen-Z/Gen Alpha cuspy so I think the design really appealed to her, and it was a fun activity to do together.
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One thing I've never understood about puzzles is what you do with it when you're done. You do it again, at a later date? I'm not sure, but I like the Petite Puzz bc I could actually see doing it again, and if not, the design is artful enough that it'd almost be fun to glue together and hang up on the wall <3
Muddy Bites
Experience
These are sort of underwhelming to me! I feel like it shouldn't be that hard to make a chocolate-filled crispy wafer taste amazing, but, especially compared to all the other innovative sweet snacks out there, these tasted rather mundane? Also I wanted the reference to that magical last bite of ice cream in a cone to really hit home, but it was hardly reminiscent of that experience.
Act+Acre
Experience
Hands down the best dry shampoo. I love that it is in a spray bottle without the aerosol, it absorbs really quickly, and it leaves my hair feeling nicer than it does on shampoo day!