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Travel Product Reviews Buy this Art Print at AllPosters.com Our Latest Travel Product Reviews Summer Skincare Getting My Skin Ready For Summer By Linda Eagleson In preparation for summer, I received a selection of skincare products to test. And with beach season here in Rhode Island starting, it wasn’t too soon! ... The Quest For Beautiful Lips LipKit Product Review By Linda Eagleson As we age, the collagen in our bodies break down, making our lips flatter and thinner. It requires more and more work to make our lips more beautiful. Recently, Doctor Bruce Freund, a cosmetic dentist from New York, sent me his "Lipkit", an intigrated set of five lip products designed to make more healthy and sensuous lips. ... Travel Product Review Archive Invented By Mommies Gizmos That Can Make Your Travel With Babies Easier By Linda Eagleson With my days of lugging diaper bags and assembling strollers safely in the past, it has been a while since I've investigated gizmos and gadgets that make life easier for mothers. Mothers who are traveling with children, in particular, have special needs. A few inventive mothers have come up with products that I've recently had the opportunity to review. They may make traveling with your children a little easier. ... Blocking Out The World Noisebuster Headphone Product Review By Paul Pence Noise cancelation is an interesting scientific achievement. We have all seen waves on the water meet other waves, and their combined force causes them to splash unusally high. It splashes high where the two wave crests meet. It has an unusually low dip where the wave troughs meet. And, oddly, the place where a wave meets a trough, there's no wave at all. If you have both waves coming from the same direction and at the same speed, but set up so that every wave crest meets with the other wave's trough, you'll have no wave at all. Confused? Okay, so you're not a physicist, there's no shame in that. Luckly, there are physicists working at Protech Communications who know how to use that wave canceling principle to make ultra-quiet headphones. ... Readers Comments About This Page: Be the first! Add Your Comment! Name: Comment: No HTML can be entered using this form. Your ip address will be logged to prevent abuse.

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