I so love Retinol serums. VItamin A is so great for your face, and I always try to get the 2.5% formulation. This product contains all the things that you would normally find in this kind of serum: hyaluronic acid, green tea, and vitamin E. As with many serums, it's not particularly hydrating, but if you've bought these products before, you're aware of that already. Just don't expect this to replace a moisturizer, but rather add it to your moisturizer. It does brighten skin and make my skin tone more even - my skin drinks it in and loves it.

Firstly, The resistive /resistance screen is enough to drive one mad. The screen is unresponsive and where your tap is interpreted may be centimeters from where you tap.

I can't play pre-recorded bluray discs with it, and that is why I bought it. I can't find a link with the manufacturer even to ask if there is an add-on that would permit it.

The magazine was purchased as a gift. The recipient is just finishing it now. I ask for her comments. She said it was for informative and she enjoyed reading it very much. She had seen someone reading it on the bus and thought she would like to read it. She was glad she mentioned it and someone got it for her. She would recommend it to others, highly.

I have no idea what I'm the minority here. I'm addicted to shea butter and use it every night. It doesn't break me out and leaves me with supple skin. After I was able to get this product at a discount for my honest review, I tried this brand. Unfortunately, it's useless to me. I has these little grains that don't "melt" once warmed-up, the way my shea butter does. Mine is also organic, unrefined, and pure. I can't even use it just as a hand moisturizer because the grains fall all over and make a mess.

This is a good product. My order was prompt and efficiently handled. It arrived in a timely manner with no problems on my end. It works great. It is a good value for the reasonable price I paid. I would highly recommend this product. Worked well on my patio furniture.

Great affordable smart outlets. These work flawlessly with Echo. The only caveat is that you need to do the proper setup with the TPLINK Kasa app on a mobile device that is connected to your network. You setup the outlets on your network via the Kasa app and THEN and only THEN can you successfully setup the connection to your Echo via the Alexa mobile app. Once the setup was completed on the TP-Link/Kasa side, adding it to echo was a snap. Worked flawlessly with Alexa ever since. I use it for a standing lamp and for the air conditioner. It also helps to name the items in a basic way. keep it simple. I tried to just use "AC" for the air conditioner and found that alexa had a hard time with that. Maybe if i spelled it phonetically it would work better, but i just opted for "Air Conditioner" and Alexa understands that without any issue at all. So just be sure to follow the instructions for the TP-Link first and get it setup on your home network with the Kasa App and then move onto the process of adding it to the Echo and things should work out. I want to buy these things every time they are on sale but have a hard time justifying it to my wife and/or finding a device to connect to it haha.