It's been about a month since I've started taking the Nzuri Elixir. I recently cut off all of my long, natural hair and regretted it almost immediately. Needless to say, I am on a mission to regrow some hair ASAP. I've heard good things about this elixir, but I'm still on the fence about it. I've noticed nail growth and clear skin, but I had been taking Biotin (10,000mg) daily before I started with this, so I'm not positive that I can credit the elixir with those things. The taste is okay, it gets better with time. I take two tablespoons per day, as instructed. I will continue to use up my supply, but I'm not sure if I will repurchase because I've had excellent benefits with the cheap Walmart brand of Biotin that is about a 1/4 of the price of the elixir.

This looks like a fun game but a bit advanced for my four year old daughter. She has another dance game and can dance all day. This one is a little more than a two step, catch on. It does keep her entertained though.

I love all things National Parks and this book did a great job succinctly describing each park. It was nice to see various itineraries and hikes. My beef with the book is the editing (kindle version).For instance, Petrified Forest NP is the title for both the Petrified Forest section and also the following Pinnacles NP. I had to swipe back and forth a couple times to make sure that it was wrong. Also, it bugged me that under the Rocky Mountain National Park section it showed a picture of Maroon Bells which is hundreds of miles away in Aspen. Other than that there were a few general typos...not what I'd expect from a high quality publication like this. It's a great resource...just wish they would have edited it better.

Great for stubborn hair. Wish they would make it in a more quantitative amount. It seems that it is all gone too soon.

There are currently two "proper" remedies for an encounter with poison oak. The first is TecNu and the second is Zanfel. Both are better than soap-and-water (which really doesn't work, as I know to my cost) but in my opinion Zanfel is the clear winner of the contest. Not only is the formulation more effective at neutralizing the irritant oil but it contains micro granules that act as an abrasive, ensuring that the compound gets into every pore and wrinkle so that there's nowhere for the poison oak oil to hide. This has become an essential part of my medipack ever since I discovered the "delights" of interacting with poison oak.

The book and the software are a great combination. The software was easy to use, and the book helped to explain the entire process. Very handy combination.

This is an awesome bike. The parts are confusing to put on, so I took it to my local bike shop to assemble it for me for about 30 bucks. The gear shifting is smooth and the pedaling is smooth. I've ridden probably about 100 miles with this and it looks to hold up pretty well. I would recommend attaching a kick stand though.