If you came to this story thinking that there’s a new pair of Ugg boots out there that only costs $50, I regret to inform you that that will probably never come to be, but there is a $50 Ugg item that’ll add a cool, protective boost to your boots (and sneakers, but more on that later). This magical item is the Ugg Boot Guard, which fits over the sole of your boots to keep the rain and snow away from the suede.
I don’t know about you, but there are some comfortable wardrobe staples that I reach for more frequently than others — and they run the gamut in terms of the state they’re in. For example: on the one hand, there’s a pair of oversize, paint-stained sweatpants I’ve had in my possession since 2013 and newer, cuter silhouettes like the A New Day Crewneck Pullover Sweater ($25). I first came across it on TikTok. Countless shoppers on my feed had unveiled hauls from the retailer featuring the cozy silhouette (like this one), and you can bet that I was one of the many who were influenced to buy it. Ahead, I dive into my honest reviews on it to determine whether or not you should add it to your virtual shopping cart, too.
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These intimate, skinlike notes made beauty journalist Keeks Reid‘s mum burst into tears when she tried the perfume, as it reminded her so much of her mother. “A subtle musk triggers memory for most people and creamy sandalwood is extremely comforting,” says Chriselle. It isn’t solely a feminine scent, though. “I wanted something unisex, that smelled like clean skin after a nice warm bath,” she adds. Chriselle says that on TikTok, people have used the fragrance almost like a therapy session, spraying it on camera and sharing a moment in time that they longed for or felt nostalgic about.
As you probably know, Skims is Kim Kardashian‘s brand of shapewear. The line includes bodysuits, shorts, bras, bralettes, push-up bras, and more. The prices start at $18 and cap out at $98, and the sizes range from XXS to 5XL. Now that we have the basics out of the way, it’s time for the real test: What do real women think of it? Well, I got my hands on the items and tasked four of my co-workers with trying them out and reporting back with their thoughts.
