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At first I was skeptical...would this really change my pictures that much? IT has! Before I wasn't one to go crazy on the selfies, but now I'm obsessed. I look radiant, and when I combine it with snapchat filters I look ethereal. But the reason I could never go without it: having a button to turn on my flashlight has been so awesome. Now it seems like such a hassle to turn on the one on my phone.

It is so simple to use. If you want to shape or make you beard looking nice and you should try this product out. It comes with a nice box. Just so you people know, I received this product at a discounted rate for my honest opinion about it. Let me get to the point, it is as easy to use and you can clean it swiftly. The tool is sturdy and durable and can stay on your face without slipping. That is why this beard shaping tool is great.

When I used to play tournament golf as a junior, I played nothing but ProV1 and other multi-layer urethane covered balls. For competition it seemed foolish to give anything up. These days I play for recreation and don't want to pay $5-7 per ball for that. I tried looking around for a value-priced ball that would deliver similar characteristics (fairly long, but spin oriented and soft) to the balls I used to play.

Wow, this actually works! After reading some glowing reviews of this product, I was a little skeptical - it sounded too good to be true. But this is the second day my Lab cross has worn his shirt, and I am impressed with how different his behavior is when he has it on. He was a shelter dog and has always been very hyper, with lots of panting, inability to settle down, and licking to the point of creating sores and hot spots (no thunder or other loud noises required). My vet and I have ruled out all kinds of physical causes, and he's still having problems despite careful attention to getting him lots of exercise and positive training for basic obedience and fun behaviors ( e.g., changed work schedules to allow more time in the morning for more exercise). The only time when he would stop the compulsive licking and panting is when I would sit on the floor so he could "lay in my lap" (at 68 pounds, he doesn't fit, but he tries). We had used a soft cone for when we were trying to get a bad sore to heal, which was a little calming, but that was not something he could wear for long periods of time. I didn't want to medicate him, but was running out of other approaches. So when I saw this, I decided to give it a try.

I just loved this book. I thought it was hot and sweet. I highly recommend this book and can't wait to read another from her.