Beauty Personal Care

I've been using this new moisturizer I got from Amazon and instead of helping, my skin feels even drier after a few hours. I'm 64 and live in a dry climate here in Arizona and so I thought a good cream would help with that. Has anyone else experienced this with similar products?

My hair is so dry and it breaks a lot. I think it's from coloring it too much. I tried a few shampoos but they didn't help. Money is tight so I need something cheap on Amazon. I wash my hair every day. What should I look for in a shampoo? I want my hair to be soft again. Any ideas?

I've been using an electric toothbrush I got from Amazon and the bristles are starting to look worn out after a couple of months. I want to know the recommended replacement time to keep my teeth clean without overdoing it.

I've been using this electric toothbrush for about a year now and it's made a big difference in my daily routine. However, the brush head looks worn out, with bristles fraying at the ends. I don't have much extra cash to spend on replacements frequently, especially with other household expenses piling up. I tried cleaning it thoroughly, but it still doesn't feel as effective. Perhaps I'm not changing it at the right intervals. Living in a hard water area might be accelerating the wear. I want to know the standard recommendation to maintain good oral health without overspending. Any advice on extending its life would be helpful too.

Hey everyone on this forum and I've got this hair dryer I bought a few months ago and lately it's been getting super hot way too fast, like after just a minute of use. I use it every morning to style my curly hair, but now I'm worried it might be a fire hazard or something. Budget-wise, I can't afford a fancy salon one right now, so fixing this would be ideal. I've tried cleaning the vents with a brush, but that didn't help much. Restarting it after cooling down works temporarily, but it's annoying. Any suggestions on what might be wrong or easy fixes? I got it from Amazon, if that matters.

My skin gets so flaky this time of year you know how it is at my age. Saw this on Amazon and wondering if it'll help without feeling greasy.

I've been using this hair dryer for months and lately it gets really hot and shuts off. It happens every time I dry my long hair, which takes about 10 minutes. I clean the vent regularly, but that doesn't seem to help.

I've been using an electric toothbrush for about six months now and I'm wondering about the replacement schedule for the heads. I brush twice a day and notice some bristles starting to fray. It's one of those oscillating models from Amazon and and I want to keep my oral hygiene on point without wasting money on unnecessary replacements.

Hey folks, I've been dealing with this itchy dry scalp for months now especially in winter. It's flaky and annoying, and regular shampoos just make it worse. I need something moisturizing but not greasy, maybe with natural ingredients since my skin is sensitive. Any suggestions from your experiences?

My hair is kinda curly and I use a straightener every day for school. But it pulls and hurts sometimes. I got it from Amazon last month. I tried cleaning it but it still does that.

My hair straightener turns off after like 10 minutes of use which is super annoying! I have long thick hair and need more time to style it properly. It's a ceramic one I bought last year and and this just started happening. Any ideas on fixes or if I need a new one with better features!

I'm looking to buy an essential oil diffuser for my living room which is about 400 square feet. It needs to run quietly and have a timer function for overnight use.

So I got this air mattress from Amazon for camping but it deflates overnight. I've checked for holes but can't find any obvious ones. Anyone have experience patching these things or know if it's worth returning? Appreciate any suggestions!

Hey folks any tips on picking a hair dryer that won't fry my curls? I've got naturally curly hair and need something with diffuser attachment and but not too pricey.

My electric toothbrush stopped charging overnight! I actually need to fix it fast! What could be wrong?

I've been struggling with dry skin on my face for years now ever since I hit my 50s, and nothing seems to help without causing redness. I live in a dry climate, which makes it worse, and I can't use those heavy creams because they feel greasy. Tried a few drugstore brands, but they either didn't moisturize enough or broke me out. My dermatologist suggested something natural, but with my budget, I need affordable options on Amazon. Has anyone in my age group found a good one? I really need something that absorbs quickly and lasts all day. The last one I tried was okay at first but dried out too fast. Would appreciate any recommendations!

My skin gets really dry especially in winter :) I've tried a few creams, but they either don't help much or leave my face feeling oily. I have sensitive skin too, so I need something gentle without strong smells. My daily routine is simple: wash, moisturize, and sometimes sunscreen. Budget is under $20. I want something that absorbs quick and lasts all day. Last one I bought broke me out in pimples. Any suggestions?

Hi folks, I've got really dry skin especially in winter. I actually live in a cold place, and my skin gets flaky and itchy. Can't use heavy creams because they feel greasy. I've tried a few lotions from the store, like ones with aloe, but they didn't help much. One even made it worse. What should I look for in a moisturizer? Any recommendations? I want something that absorbs quick and keeps my skin soft all day.

I need a new diaper bag because my old one is falling apart after using it for my first kid. It has to hold bottles wipes, extra clothes, and my stuff too, but I don't want it to weigh a ton since I carry it everywhere. Last time, I tried a backpack style, but it was hard to get things out quickly. A messenger bag seemed okay, but it slipped off my shoulder a lot. I looked at some on Amazon, but there are so many choices. What features should I look for to make sure it's easy to use? Oh, and it needs to look nice, not too babyish. Any ideas?

I like the deep clean from a facial brush but my skin gets red and tight after a week. I’m using the softest head on low speed and cleansing only at night. What settings or schedules keep exfoliation gentle without giving up the benefits?