I've used smartphones since the original iPhone and have installed a variety of screen protectors over the years. Lately, I've settled on tempered glass as the best type since the plastic ones, although durable, didn't have the smooth feel like the regular screen which took too much away from the user experience.

This book was an invaluable resource on a trip to northern Italy. It saved me both time and money besides guiding me through the most important places I wanted to go and lead me to some that I did not know existed.

First, there are two mud guards in each box and 4 screws (2 for each). Order some clips or pins similar to the ones that come with your existing mud guards, these don't come with them.

I wanted to try Wen, but was turned off by the price. After reading a lot of reviews I picked up Hair One instead. I have used it twice so far. Both times I didn't use any other products (leave-in conditioner, hair serums, frizz creams, etc.) I wanted to see how it performed on its own. I have medium texture (maybe slightly on the thin side) color treated wavy hair. If left to its own devices it dries pretty fuzzy - no nice soft waves. So I typically either use a straightening serum & a flat iron, or curling mouse & help it along with a curling iron.

Everything about this product is good -- EXCEPT the sodium content, which is in the stratosphere....390 mg per serving. Even if you are not worried about sodium intake per se, this this amount could set up food cravings, as happens in fast food, and also set the stage for water retention. Who needs it?