Candier

The Daily Page

Quince

amika

Vacation

Carl Friedrik

Warby Parker

Stasher Bag

GHOSTBED®

Revol Snax

contacts

Hair mask

Dry shampoo

Face Spritz

Birthday Candle

Heat protectant 

washable silk

eye exam

linen dress

silk pajamas

silk dress

leather watch band

Meal + Hydration Planner

The Forever Planner

Ashby

glasses

Pricey when not discounted but great for freezing or storing leftovers, snacks, dog food, anything. I’ve frozen cooked rice or quinoa to reheat later, soups, other meals, and even water to use as an ice pack. They’re dishwasher safe, which is great. Great for travel or work lunches. I know they can be used for sous vide. I recently learned you can use the big ones to make popcorn in the microwave and 🤯

Go-to snack at work since they sell the single serve packs in our cafes. Love the chocolate and snickerdoodle flavors, and that they’re good for sweet cravings but actually really low on sugar, and don’t have any fake crap in them.

All Amika products smell amazing, specifically the masks and dry shampoo. They also work super well. I’ve tried a lot of dry shampoos — Batiste, Crown Affair, Vegamour, Lush, Eva NYC, Not Your Mother’s, and a few I’ve forgotten I’m sure — and Amika is still at the top of the list because of smell and efficacy. I also bought the hair fragrance back in 2017, that’s how much I loved it.🤑 I have dark, thick hair so I’m not sure what the products are like for blondes.

TL;DR I'll talk about glasses, eye exams, and daily contacts.
I've been a customer for 10 years now. I started with the home try on and ordering glasses that are much more stylish and fairly priced than other options. Their sunglasses don't yet have the same amount of options but I think that's changing over time.
In the past year I also started using their Scout dailies and getting my eye exams there. The dailies are solid as far as dailies go. Other brands are usually like $1000+ 🤑 because they're all a scam, and you have to get a second bedroom to store all of the boxes for a year's worth. The Scout dailies have like 1/4 of the packaging, which means you can store extras in your bag, in your office, even in your wallet since they're so flat. This cuts down on the price by at least half and makes them more sustainable.
The eye doctor was great. As a disclaimer, my eyes are not sensitive and I can put contacts in without a mirror. But that damn glaucoma air puff machine scares the crap out of me every time. I haven't been able to do it in 5 years. The Warby Parker eye doctor has an alternative test and didn't make me ashamed for not being able to withstand casual torture. That was ideal.
It would be great if WP helped customers learn more about how to recycle and what is recyclable. Or if they offered Terracycle or some sort of empties service so you didn't have to schlep around looking for a place to recycle. I've done some research and I think that if done properly both your packaging and your contacts (❗️) are recyclable. I've been wearing contacts for 20 years and I had no idea.
Lastly their customer agents are always great and helpful, and as someone who's worked in support/success and is very picky about CX, their offerings are some of the best/easiest. 

I'm a Quince evangelist. I own quite a few things from the brand and have gifted or recommended their products to many. 
I think a lot of their clothes trend taller in length and they don't have anything petite, which is why you should read the reviews thoroughly, or order things to try them if you're not sure. I'd love for them to offer some products in petites.
- I love their silk products, although I still don't machine wash them because I'd like to have them for a while. A lot of their dresses have pockets, which is great.
- Their leather is also really nice. My partner and I both have the leather Apple Watch straps and I get compliments on them a lot. I also got the Italian leather tote, which is a pretty good dupe for the Carl Friedrik Ashby tote, and really liked it. The leather was really nice and the nylon interior was easy to clean off. I only upgraded because I'm a mess and needed a bag with a zipper on the top.


Shop has both sides paper products and digital products. Of the paper products, I have and use The Daily Page planner and The Forever Calendar. 
Of the digital products, I have the Printable Bundle, Habit Tracker, and the Meal + Hydration Planner. Admittedly I haven’t used the Habit Tracker much because I can’t access my personal Drive while on my work computer. The Meal + Hydration Planner is great for planning your week and grocery orders or stops, and I print them whenever I need new ones. 
The Daily Page planner I usually keep at work midweek (we’re only in office T - Th) and bring home on Thursdays. It doesn’t have dates written in it so if you miss a day or a week, or even a month, you don’t feel guilty or overwhelmed or like you failed because you can just start using it on the next day. Every day you can track tasks, meetings, ideas/notes, water, meals, and other reminders. Coworkers ask me about my planner whenever I have it in a meeting.
The company is woman-owned and uses a small woman-owned print company in the designer’s hometown. If you’re not sure you’d like it, you can print off free resources and pages to get used to it before buying, which is what I did. Before this I used a few popular planners and won’t be going back; I’m sticking with the Daily Page. 

Love the look, especially the sprinkles. Smells great, just like cake, and since I can’t have gluten anyways, it’s the next best thing.🤣 Site has a lot of cute stuff too; I wish there were more in votive sizes or wax melts. 

This bag is going to last. And probably will sell out consistently now that it was a brand featured on “Succession.”
I had done extensive research on leather totes with laptop sleeves and Carl Friedrik was always the top but the Ashby bag was always sold out. I found a dupe from Quince but it just didn’t hold its shape the way I expected so when the opportunity to preorder the bag in cognac came, I did it.
It’s roughly 3x the cost of my dupe but worth it for the top zipper alone. The leather is really high quality and built to last on par with other reviews (some people say they’ve had theirs for 20 years). The straps are solid and won’t roll or chip, the interior is a grey fabric that appears easy to clean if needed, and with the laptop sleeve hidden on the side, it means you can carry plenty of other things in the main compartment. I can fit my planner, make up accessories, a card holder, lunch from home, and a few seltzers for the day in mine. There’s also a larger inside zip compartment and 3 pouches that can fit your phone and other smaller items.

Everything smells great. I have the face mist, the Chardonnay body oil, the Chardonnay lip oil, lip balm, and the orange stuff. My favorite is the face mist. Goes well over makeup and a small bottle lasts a while because of the fine mist. Their marketing creatives are top tier.

I upgrade to the Luxe King before my husband moved in. We were sleeping happily with two 70-90 lb dogs and sometimes a little cat. My partner is 6’2 and I’m 5’2 and I sleep with a body pillow the size of me. 
This is a great mattress for couples, especially if one person has insomnia and tosses and turns a lot. It’s also great if you have a dog, hypothetically, who launches himself off of the bed to pounce on an unsuspecting cat doing zoomies 5 feet away. Very little motion transfer.
Not too firm and not too soft. And I have fibromyalgia so I’m fussier than most people.
The free pillows are good too, although they flattened in less than a year. 

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