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This is the "better" formula of Biosilk Therapy Serum. The other formula has more alcohol and different amounts of some of the ingredients. The other formula maybe a knock off or what is sold at a drug store not a hair salon. In any event, the product sold by Amazon.com LLC, was the right one- always read the ingredients on any beauty product so you know what you are paying for!

I ordered the Unique Pepper/Salt Mill With Adjustable Ceramic Grinder Mechanism By Kitch Elegance for my kitchen. I really like freshly ground black pepper in my kitchen. This grinder is very nice! Once filled, you simply squeeze the handle like side and it grinds! No more twisting with one hand while holding the bottle with your other! It is a little loud while grinding which doesn't bother me at all personally. The Unique Pepper/Salt Mill With Adjustable Ceramic Grinder Mechanism By Kitch Elegance works just as you would expect! I'm excited to purchase another for sea salt!

I'm an admitted iPhone-aholic. Can't imagine going to the beach all day without it, but Clearly it's too expensive and fragile to take the beast unprotected. The reviews already posted said fine things which I can only confirm. This case truly is waterproof and sand proof. The lanyard allowed me to walk the surf without any concern about either having my iPhone stolen from the beach or damaged by the spray. Bought this in two colors, both of which are true to the pictures. This is a handsome product that does its job well. BTW I have an iPhone 6 Plus which fit fine. A bit snug in humid conditions but never difficult. A good choice.

So love this oil! Tames the frizz, makes my hair shiny and soft, and smells fantastic. The spray version is my favorite way to apply it although I use both. Depends on if want to blow dry or air dry or just need a touch up cause my hair is having an extra frizzy day.

Bought 2 of these the other day. Opened them up, put in the battery, and they were ready to go. I bought two of them so I could install them in each of my childrens bedrooms so I could tell the range of the temp and humidity each of thier rooms. First I put these next to my house thermostat which has a current temp and humidity displayed. After 1 hour of being in the same room right next to the thermostat both of the Cheney units read exactly what the temp was, and the humidity on both units were the reading the exact same (7 units higher) then my house thermostat. I don't know if my house unit is accurate or not but at least the two Cheney units read the same for temp & humidity. If they read differently than each other than I would say they weren't accurate but since both read the exact same things I give them two thumbs up and agree this is a great buy, especially since it displays the current temp and humidity and displays the daily low/high for each. Great Product!!!! Small, lightweight, has magnet on back to stick to fridge or can use clip to attach it to belt, or anything it can clip to. It also can be placed on a desk, shelf, etc but standing it on end with the attached stilt.

My affinity started when I was just a little girl. Each morning mama and me would get in the old jalopy and drive papa down to the bay where he worked on a tiny sardine boat. I remember the shame I felt toward my father and his resignation to working on such a small water craft. Why couldn't he tend bar or clean cabins on a huge ship? Every night, I'd cuddle underneath my ragged patchwork quilt and secretly pop Titanic into the dvr player, cry and dream. In my teenage years, mama's warning that, "huge ships are no good, no good at all for a girl" only made me desire them more and it wasn't long before I started seeing a huge ship. At first it was wonderful. We'd take long strolls in the park. It paid for dinner. Took me dancing. Bought me furs. I remember how warm its engines felt against my skin, the first time we made love. But it wasn't long before things changed. It started hanging out in bars and came home reeking of crude oil. Then one night I found the hull number of some barge in its dinghy. I was hurt and lonely so I found myself boarding any huge ship that would have me, running fore, aft, in the galley, on the poop deck - I didn't care. This went on for months until one morning I awoke on a random lido deck after a particularly sordid night engaged in a marathon conga line hepped up on pineapple rum drinks. Lying next to me was a copy of "How to Avoid Huge Ships" by Captain Trimmer. I can only think an angel dropped it there, or perhaps a concerned cruise director. I read the book front cover to back in one sitting. I found myself understanding my father and his choices and could feel the healing process begin. Captain Trimmer speaks in an authoritative yet easy-to-understand language as he sets the record straight about the emotional games huge ships play. Painful at times, sadly humorous at others but always poignant, he relates tale after tale of lives destroyed and families ripped apart by huge ships. However, Trimmer doesn't leave the stories to stand alone, he follows each chapter with helpful advice and step-by-step procedures on how to avoid huge ships. Even if you don't get to the whole book, chapter 3 "Averting Eyes Around Huge Ships" is particularly helpful. Forward by actor Gavin MacLeod, better known as Captain Stubing of TV's "LoveBoat" and the pop-up 'Oceans of the World' diorama in the center of the book are simply an added bonus to this amazing work. I still have a way to go on my road to recovery but am thankful Captain Trimmer had the guts to put pen to paper about huge ships. He may have just saved this life.

It's just a great game and it brings the family together. The music is awesome. I just wish all the Just Dance's were for the Xbox one console. It's so much fun to see yourself at the end of the song dancing, with or without effects. I recommend this game. It's a good workout too.