The product is essentially three squishy balls that vary in firmness. The firmer the ball, the more of a workout you get for your fingers, hands, and arms. There are also instructions for exercises you can do with the hand therapy balls. If you are constantly typing, writing, or texting, this product is for you. I love this kit. It’s a good little investment

Convenience:

I like that the balls are small and the instructions are folded in such a way that you can take the hand therapy kit with you anywhere. The balls are squishy but cat claws don’t hurt them. They are clean and don’t catch all the fuzzy lint in our bags. I also consider the kit to be inexpensive when you consider that it offers so much.

Variety:

I know you can just buy a stress-relief ball and be done with it, but the variety in firmness challenges your muscles to be more lean and thus helps you type without pain. I am noticing a decrease in the pain in my fingers as I type and I’m only using the softest ball so far.

Effective:

The kit is effective. I felt the effect almost immediately as I was using the kit. I felt my muscles stretching. It takes a while to feel the pain in your hands decreasing, but that’s because the kit is an exercise routine to stretch your muscles and make them flexible, so the process will take a few uses of the kit.

It’s an awesome product that just makes your work life or school a whole less painful!

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Now, let’s talk about the Chi Flare yoga pants:

Practicality: You know how some work-out clothes just look like work-out clothes. They have these sketchy colors and I don’t know what is up with two lines on the side.  This pair is not like that. This pair is very versatile. They do not look like yoga pants. They look like flared out comfortable black pants. For all people know, they could be ninja-related. You can jog in them but you can lounge, go to the store, and not lose a smidge of your chic factor.  

Comfort: Comfort is something very important when it comes to yoga pants and these pants were awesome. They did not stick to my body in an uncomfortable way. I did not have any allergic reactions to the fabric. Most importantly, I was able to practice yoga, lounge, and lunge in these pants without any problems. I will say this, though: if you are short like me (I’m five feet tall. Shush you. I am fun-sized), you may have some trouble with the length.

Flattering: Yoga pants aren’t always flattering. Sometimes they cling to your body in some ways that just are not cool, okay, yoga pants? I’m just trying to make this clear. No one appreciates the panty-lines that you reveal. Luckily, these pants don’t show panty lines (thank you, Gaiam!). And yet, they fit my body. I had other people try on the pants, different body types (within the same size as I am, of course), and the pants did not look awkward on them either. They do  make your butt look nice. Don’t shush me; I’m just telling you. It’s flattering for the hips and thighs, too, because they don’t stick to your body too much in those areas. So doing squats is fine, being on your

Convenience: These pants don’t shrink. They don’t blend colors with other clothes. They do not require special care. I will say this about the  rope that the pants have: it has a mind of its own sometimes and it moves a little bit, so you may find the top part of the pants folding. But, if you are short, you probably want to fold them from the top anyway, so you don’t trip mid step—not that it happens to me with pants ever. I am a graceful swan.

Overall, the pants were wonderful and they are a decent priced-pair of pants that is practical, comfortable, flattering, and very convenient to have.

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Vata Wrap

I had no clue what a wrap was. If you see me and say the word “wrap,” I’d probably think you’re talking about a sandwich. This clothing item is in fact not sandwich related, but is more like a shawl. I absolutely adore this item. Let me tell you why:

Ethical: Fair trade and made out of hemp of all things, this wrap is in line with what many of us vegans want, which is a world where compassion, equality, and fairness are present.

Practicality: I was worried about this item because it’s wrap. It sounds so fancy and not me at all. But it is, in fact, quite versatile. It has neutral colors, so it goes well with a nice pair of jeans. If you are into scarves, which are a must-have for any chic person, I think, then you can use the wrap as a scarf.

Versatility: I am a huge scarves fan, who this wrap is mostly made into a cute bow, or made to look like a tie. It’s big enough that you can make it into any shape to complement your outfit.

Comfort:  I was worried about the material because I had never tried anything made out of hemp, but this material was comfortable. It is not cotton-like at all, though, so be prepared for it to feel different around your shoulders or neck. But, I had no allergic reaction to it at all.

It is a lovely piece of clothing, just like the pants!

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