Hi Shea, glad to see Josh’s eye problems are resolved now. As a retired nurse, I must admit I try and treat a lot of things at home, and usually successfully. I also try and use natural products where possible eg use of turmeric powder for minor wounds (even some major wounds for my horses). I’m lucky in most cases I can tell the difference between viral and bacterial infections due to specific symptoms. I also know what research I read is credible and what shouldn’t be classified as credible. I don’t mess with bacterial infections, as not treating correctly quickly can lead to resistance with antibiotics. It can also cause permanent damage. While pink eye (conjunctivitis) can often resolve by itself, untreated correctly it can often lead to permanent damage (which may affect his legality to fly) and I’m not trying to scare monger, but in very rare cases it can develop into sepsis causing eye removal or death. Eyes are one of the few things I never mess with. Always better to treat correctly and quickly. An eye surgeon at the hospital I worked at, used to hate the use of a lot of home remedies as he said they usually caused more harm than good, and often when people thought they had worked, it was just because it was one of those occasions the bodies had naturally overcome the infection. The ONLY natural thing he agreed with (and only if unable to get to a Dr, due to say out of hour time, or lack of immediate appointments) was bathing eyes in cooled black tea. The tannins in tea are a natural astringent calming irritation and removing bacteria from the area. Also it has mild antibiotic properties, similar to the antibiotic used for treatment of eye infections. Even that shouldn’t replace going to see a Dr he said. But could be used to control infections and help cure them until suitable treatment can be found.
I’m a doctor, and I was thinking exactly this when she mentioned the castor oil. Unfortunately a lot of influencers like to tout products as natural remedies to sell things without having read any peer reviewed articles or consulting with any experts. It’s incredibly harmful to others and I can only hope that our pointing this out can help educate others.
@@Sara121593 it’s hard for many people and I do understand their frustration, when they feel Drs just push antibiotics just to get money. Also there is so much so called research out there. I think one of the most important things learned as a nursing student at the start of training was to learn what was classified as a credible source and what wasn’t. My husband is from India and very keen on natural remedies which are popular there. I’m always having to research some new one to ascertain if there is evidence to support its use or not. In most cases, there isn’t verifiable evidence of benefits, but at least it won’t harm. On a few (like the turmeric) I did find a lot of evidence supporting its benefits so used it on a horse that had a major leg wound, where constant exudate was causing further tissue maceration and necrosis. The vet was advising putting to sleep saying the wound wouldn’t heal. I resorted to turmeric in conjunction with some conventional treatment ie daily cleaning with saline, antibiotics etc and got great results (all done in full consultation with the vet). However sometimes the natural treatment is actually dangerous and in some cases can interact badly with conventional medicine for that condition. Eg he was taking a natural treatment for diabetes which is popular in India. Is does help lower blood sugars to a small degree, however when taken with Metformin it can actually drastically increase blood sugars. I’m fortunate, I’m retired due to health reasons. I have a GP and Specialist that are very open and even promote natural treatment in conjunction with conventional treatment to get the best results possible. But they also know I’m well versed on possible side effects to watch out for. Even with my medical knowledge I still often run things by them first in case they have access to studies I haven’t or can’t see. As you know there are many symptoms that can distinguish a viral from a bacterial infection. A lot of people don’t know these symptoms. Even I don’t know some. Some of course you can’t distinguish without testing. I always say to everyone if in doubt with anything, just run it by your Dr. Hopefully with most they will say it’s fine or won’t hurt. But at least you will know it isn’t dangerous.
Finally a place to say I won’t ever by Lume because of their ads. Someday maybe in the far off future if they cease and desist from telling us that we all smell terrible I will.
Lume’ deodorant is the best! I use the unscented and my husband uses two of the fragranced ones; both in the solid stick. Every other natural deodorant I had tried gave me a bad rash. I’m rash free with Lume’ and it actually keeps me odor free for 48+ hours! Great stuff! Highly recommend it.
I love the Tea Tree Hemp spray for your hair when you’re at the beach or swimming in a pool. I hate how your hair turns to straw, that product is life changing!! I tried the caster oil on my pink eye and it legit worked!!!! I second that!
These Eby bras ARE the best! I had been on a search since last summer for the “new perfect bra” and tried these out late spring upon your recommendation and have been sold ever since!
Maybe someone mentioned this, but an effective old school way to treat pinkeye is to wash the eye really well 3 times a day with no more tears plain baby shampoo. Have used this or several amity members over the years, and it works!
The Tea Tree shampoo is fantastic for people who fight dandruff because often the flakes are a sign of fungal growth. Tea tree is naturally anti-fungal!
Those packing cubes.....chef's kiss. Oh yeah, I love em! I ordered the lavender 4-pack and used them for a study abroad trip to Asia in 2022. They allowed me to take all of my clothes and not only did they last, but they're still holding on 2 years later.
4 drops of organic peppermint oil mixed in shampoo and let sit for 15 mins gives that tingle, and helps foster hair regrowth. One study says peppermint oil is equal to minoxidil!
You have such beautiful hair! Your skin -Omg- both are so PERFECT!😊 Ty for showing the bras in detail. I bought the compession cubes a while ago. Love them for storing seasonal clothes too. I bought the ponytail hat a few years ago & women ask me all the time where i got it. Took them long enough to invent a hat for ponytails!😅
Compression packing cubes! I only travel once or twice a year but every woman needs these. They are the best and you’re right, a complete game changer.
Dupe for Anifisa lip gloss is the Elf lip oil (called a lip oil, but acts more like a lip gloss), leaves your lips very glossy. Love them and this is coming from someone who HATES lip gloss. I always say, just wear Vaseline x10 cheaper. But i swear if you have dry lips the Elf as well as the NYX lip oils are a game changer. NYX lip oil is a lot more sticky but great for chronically dry lips because it keeps your lips hydrated for a very long time. The Elf lip oil is more like a gloss, why the product is on your lips, it keeps it very hydrated but it doesn’t last as long as the NYX lip oil.
I have dealt with pink eye a LOT with 3 boys.. and I can tell you, my go to is 1 drop of colloidal silver in the infected eye twice a day! Just another suggestion! I’m the same way.. I haven’t used antibiotics in 15 years, and my kids have never! And they’re 8, 6 and 4! Never ever had even an eat infection! Colloidal silver all the way!!! (I use sovereign silver brand)
Because of your videos, I started using castor oil on my face,, after my serums, and my skin feels super hydrated in the morning. I also rub it in my eyebrows and eyelashes. I don't use the Amazon one though, but the one my grandma used.
@@gilinb7 it's all absorbed in the morning. You don't feel oil, just baby butt softness. I do wash my face with mild soap in the shower. At night I use a retinol serum and a vitamin serum from The Ordinary under the castor oil.
@@tiffanyrice258 what castor oil has done in my case is condition my eyelashes and make them noticeably healthier and stronger, but not necessarily fuller and longer.
I really want to give the bras a try ONLY because of your high recommendation!!! BUT I’ve had such negative experiences with bras similar style/made… looks so cute but can become overstretched out of shape distorted … 😑🤷♀️🤔
I got one and I was very impressed so I got 2 more I really like them I threw out my old bras finally! The underwear are really nice I genuinely recommend as well. They don’t lose their shape, they are very well made…One of her video has a discount code and then they had a buy one get one free sale
Try black tea for the pink eye! Pour boiling water over two tea bags, allow to cool,and apply the tea bags directly to the eyes. Rest with the tea bags on your eyes for ten minutes. Do this 2 to 3 times per day. Make sure to use natural tea bags,not the common bleached ones.
Tea tree shampoo and conditioner are also good with keeping head lice out of your kids' hair. We use it twice a week, our kids' hair, during the school year.
I agree with Shey a bit in the earbuds topic… but… she doesnt take into account that people use the earbuds with their cellphones, and cellphone brands took out the earjack from phones, to make you buy their earbuds. And unfortunately, now you can only use earbuds with cellphones. Another thing… Instead of packing cubes, I use the TONS of plastic bags that I have because a lot brands, specially fitness brands, use them now adays. Shein, Buffbunny, Alphalete, Ptula… it saddens me everytime I buy something and I get another plastic bag. I went on a big vacation last year and those bags worked as perfect as the aesthetic amazon ones… 7 night cruise and 5 days in Universal Studios/Island of Adventure & Disney and thats what I used. One for dresses, one for leggings, one for shirts, one for bras and another for socks and panties. And 2 of the bigger ones for dirty clothes. Dont spend money on packing cubes if you have those plastic bags.
Bug catcher is fabulous! My daughter didn't want one, so I got it for my granddaughter... who loves it! Another mama said noooooo. Got it for her son ... who loves it! And I love mine! One-handed, you can see if you caught it.
Hi Shea, I have been watching your videos for quite a while now and really enjoy them. I had a second home in the mountains for 15 years and loved every minute of my time there. I’m so glad you are having a great time there and making wonderful memories with your family. I just bought two of the bras you recommended. Can’t wait till get them.😊
I agree with the wired earbuds. Unfortunately many phones now are compatible. My Samsung only takes the wireless and I list to postcast or books while walking. I hope they come up with an adapter to allow the tethered ones to work. And I will be trying the bras. I am looking for a comfortable one.
I was going to say the same thing. My Samsung still has the ear bud port but the new Samsung 24 now doesn't & its a BIG reason I've held off this long but inevitably I'll have to give in & then I'll have to get those dang wireless ones that I don't want.
Me remembering nearly all the bags from the jag collection in LYXBAG other apartment on the dimond tray.. I think i watched that video like 40 times. Purse collection goals
As for bras, I much prefer and recommend Shapermint they are so comfortable no underwire no seems under your clothing showing that come in multiple colours for every skin type. If you happen to order the wrong size, it’s not a big problem just let them know and they would prefer that you pass on the ones that don’t fit to somebody that could use them and they will send you a whole brand new set of whatever you purchased originally either a bigger or smaller size whatever it is that you need
I just got the EBY bra with your code. Thanks for sharing! I went with the bralette and the relief bra. I’ve been interested in them since you first talked about them but couldn’t commit to the price but with this deal I couldn’t pass on it. I’m so excited to try them! ❤️
Paula’s choice has the exact same lip stuff as that expensive one. The tip is the exact same applicator. It’s clear though. Still expensive but cost less. It’s called the lip booster
This is my first (but not the last) purchase of a D U P B A G Y bag. For the affordable price, it exceeded my expectations! It's soft, the perfect size, and the color is gorgeous! Love this bag!
I have lymphatic problems and I use the dry brush but would love to try the other one. Lyme wipes are great. Try the body wash. Starting meno I sweat and this removes all the odors of meno sweat.
I am confused about the comments "not wearing fragrances" and "not smelling like anything" because the Lume wipes are clearly labeled as containing fragrance. No shade but I don't get it.
Great video Shea, and I really appreciate your dedication to healthy living choices! Keep it coming, not to mention you look adorable in the tinfoil hat😉
Shea, I love you, so mean no hate but (1) you realize you have an entire organ tasked with clearing out toxins, right? (The liver) (2) be careful with tea tree, very common allergen, might be ok at first but some people (at a higher rate than most allergens) become allergic.
The bras look that they feel nice, but where most bra companies fail, from what I notice is in the design. Most of us have back roll fat. I have only found 1 to 2 companies that designed a bra that goes high enough and on the sides to not allow any spillage to roll out. Too bad.
Shea - maybe you've already done this... but I'd love a video on your personal hygiene routine... along the lines of teaching a young teenager how to be clean, smell good, look tastefully pretty, etc.
Especially since you were stupid enough to advertise you put castor oil on his eye. I’m sure you meant around his eye. Castor oil IN THE eye could produce blindness!
Same I’ve used organic deodorant for years. All women should because it affects the hormones, same with perfumes chemicals, scented candles. They’re horrible for the human body. You can make your own perfumes with jojoba oil as a carrier oil, almond oil as a carrier boil and add any essential oil, orange, rosemary Vanilla etc.
Hi Shea! I also have PINK EYE! So painful just to blink! Can you plz share the recipe your husband did for his pink eye? I would really appreciate it! I don't like using antibiotics & would much prefer an alternative route. Sending warm vibes your way from. Florida!😊
Hey :) Unfortunately I am not able to buy the recommended bras bc they do not ship to Germany. Do you have a recommendation for another international brand :)? Thank you !
Kind of surprised you are just hearing about Lume. They are pretty popular for their deodorants. I tried it and wasn’t a fan, but they have had some updates and I might give it another go.
@@yvonnelanese-coppola4999 yes! That was same reason I stopped using it 😬 but that was also before they had a range of scents so I’m curious if it is better now??
Bella and Gigi’s mom is Yolanda Hadid (formerly Yolanda Foster, divorced from David Foster) was on Real Housewives of Los Angeles who had battled with Lyme disease, not Bella
That’s what numbs me out about people who have money and sources who will work with them 🙄. I have been making my own essential oil perfumes for myself for years
