This is an incredible little buggy. I'm so impressed with everything about it. It moves like a dream with effortless manoeuvrability and smooth ride. The ability to easily steer it with one hand comes in handy when you're out shopping and needing to carry stuff to the counter. To move it with one hand took no effort, it just glides in the direction you want it to you. Its also pretty amazing how nimble it is, scooting around tight spots with ease. The one-hand fold makes it quick to put away and the fact that it stands by itself when folded is good to keep the buggy fabric from getting dirty. Its a great buggy for people who want to downsize from a full size buggy, but still want good manoeuvrability and something that still feels solid (not like the umbrella styles that people usually downsize to). Its light to carry (around 8kgs) so its really no effort to chuck it in the car. We're looking forward to having a buggy that doesn't take up too much space in the boot during family holidays. I love how it has the mountain buggy design - just a smaller version. We've used it around the shops and at the park. Its a good zip around buggy that can handle a bit of bumpy terrain if it needs to.

I purchased this product after having suffered with chronic ingrown hairs on my bikini and stomach areas. I often had one or two on my stomach that would be there for months as a huge inflamed red thing that wouldn't go away. I'd tried alternatives, like Bump patrol and bikinizone which didn't work that well, and pfb vanish which worked slightly better. However, after applying this for a few weeks my chronic ingrowns disappeared (leaving an inch long hair coming out) and didn't come back (or if i did get another big one, it only lasted for a few days). I've also started using an exfoliating brush, one that is very stiff and you use when dry. That, combined with princereigns has gotten my skin back close to normal. My life has literally changed with it. I'd recommend using it with the brush, and being consistent. Good luck!

Playmobil does it again with a surprisingly functional toy. My 8 year-old son pushed his plastic avatar up to the body scanner. He was overtly nervous and when the metal segs on the figurine's boots set off the alarm, my boy jumped a foot in the air. And here's why. It turns out, the darned X-Ray machine totally works. In the tiny plastic Playmobil carry-on, the X-Ray monitor quite clearly showed an odd, metal shape. Even I was suspicious as I squinted at the miniature screen. I looked at my son but he refused to meet my eye so we watched the following scene play out, the horrific inevitability of the outcome a heavy shadow over our living room. The security guard walked really awkwardly over to my son's figurine (as if he had soiled himself - turns out he has no knee joint) and motioned stiffly that he wanted to search inside. My son rocked his avatar from side to side and then nodded acquiescence with his entire body (no neck joint for normal nod). The guard opened the bag to find only one item: a crude wrap of aluminium foil. The wrap was amateur but the contents, cack-handedly revealed by the angry guard, were professional: at least an evening's worth of cocaine. My son's figurine looked at the guard, my son himself peered up at me with watery eyes and, before either I or the guard could react, both my son and the Playmobil figurine (dressed in a conspicuous red and white striped top and whimsical blue scarf) were out the front door. I sprinted out after them but they got away because the security guard kept dropping his hat and making me wait. We haven't seen them since and I'm pretty upset about the whole affair. I'm fairly sure they left the cocaine behind (which would have lightened the episode) but the security guard is adamant that they didn't. I don't believe him because he now lives in our living room and his mood shifts rapidly from lazy to aggressively confident all too frequently. I highly recommend this toy.

Zeta Clear is a scam. They get you to buy 2 to 5 bottles of there product. The liquid you apply to the nail did nothing. They also, give you a liquid you are suppose to drink. I was very skeptical and did not drink their Kool-aid.