Tbh I mostly watch Mia's channel for her relationship with her mom. I don't really have a family so seeing how much love they have really warms my heart. It's clear how grateful they are for eachother.
Yesss, same. When she started complementing her, during the tooth whitener part was so sweet. It reminded me that my mom only looks at me to find like 5 wrong/bad things to comment on... Like how do your socks look, what is that on your shirt, x y looks bad.. Literally always looking for something negative. It seems literally surreal that someone can have such a great relationship with their mother. Happy for them.
Same tbh. I don’t have any family or friends and have never had a safe adult in my life at any age. It’s honestly more alien and confusing to see than heartwarming for me, but not only in a bad way if that makes any sense. It’s just such a fascinating thing to me I guess.
@@enawaldstein yet there are still plenty of influencers who have the same or more followers and don’t care. They will do the posts for them with out trying or caring to l research who they are advertising for.
The loop ear plugs are a miracle for me, I have auditory processing disorder and get overwhelmed easily. The model you got is "experience" which is to take down the volume at concerts and other loud events. They have the "quiet" model that is specifically meant for sleeping. They're way softer and reduce a lot more noise so I'd definitely try those for sleep instead!!
I have both the quiet and engage and I love them so much. My husband snores so bad at night, and I also have sensory issues and a three year old. They make such a big difference
I have experience pro and I LOVE them. I am autistic so I've got very easily overstimulated in social gatherings or shops/malls. They help a lot. I am planning to buy quiet model for a concert next year.
I'm so glad somebody brought up that the ones she bought were for concerts and other loud venues where you don't want to sleep in the first place, just tone down the noise! I have these specifically because I get so overstimulated and they work great so I can actually enjoy concerts and bars without getting overwhelmed.
@@Arissiahdo the quiet ones make a big difference with your husband's snoring? My husband also snores and I'm such a light sleeper some nights that I find myself moving to the couch! And normal earplugs just haven't made enough of a difference to deal with the discomfort.
@@jocetterioux3228 I use the quiet with the mute inserts. If I didn't have them, I genuinely wouldn't be able to sleep in the same room either. I've never been able to sleep with regular earplugs because they're so uncomfortable for me so idk if I could say they'd be better than regular earplugs or not. The loops don't completely drown out the snoring, but that works for me because they do make it quiet enough I can actually sleep, but I can still hear if my son gets up at night.
As someone who works medical response for concerts regularly.. those earplugs are AMAZING. I can hear people talk but it keeps the music tolerable so I don't ruin my hearing! Comfy for long time too. Love love love
I also use Loops for concert work! I think Mia just had the wrong type for her purpose. I think she should try the loops quiet which cancels more noise
You are so lucky, I tried them but my ears are physically sensitive after too many Army grenades and they were too painful. Very happy for you! Thanks for your service! 💜
For sleep she definitely needs the quiet instead. I bought Loop Engage a few months back as I am sound sensitive &, while they took a while to get comfortable, they are life savers. I live in London where noise is a constant & I am now never without them.
I wore loop earplugs on the floor of a taylor swift concert and they were absolutely a godsend. it muffled out a lot of the screaming and shouting happening around me and thankfully i didn't lose my hearing temporarily (which sometimes happens) afterward. I also felt like I could hear taylor better during the concert. I'm sooo glad I have them. there are different kinds that reduce noise at different decibels
I have the loop earplugs and they aren’t really supposed to cancel out everything. I get really overstimulated in crowds or at the movies and these have been an absolute lifesaver where I can still hear people talk to me but I don’t get overstimulated as easily because they block out more background noise.
they make various styles for different occasions! the ones she got are for concerts and events but they also make a pair for sleeping that cancels out more noise
Yessss was commenting this lol they are a life saver. I mean, I used to use my regular earphones to block out noise but these are soo much more comfy and regulate sound so well ❤
In France it's quite common to have wall towel racks that can be a radiator and warm up the whole bathroom and your towels, and allow you to hang your towel to dry whereas the towel warmer can't do that
In Italy as well, we have floor heating but we also have a plug in radiator/towel rack (my house is gas free, which is rare in Italy), the bin doesn't even contribute to heating the bathroom when it's on so it seems like a waste of electricity and space!
We have the warm towel racks in Ireland as well. And our radiators dry the towels so quickly. I am in Michigan, US at the moment and my house here has nothing like that! I’m going to the shops tomorrow to purchase and install a towel warming rack in the morning! It’s brutal cold 🥶 here! At least the bidet is heated seat and water! I’m a simp, I know!
The loops are so great for people who have noise sensitivities but still need to exist and do stuff- my sister and I both use them to go shopping or in loud public places so we can still hear each other but not be so overwhelmed. They also have different levels for different needs which I love!
Came to say something similar, also looks like the ones reviewed are the experience ones not the sleep ones. I wear mine for work, motorbike riding, at concerts and in loud environments in general too.
I have the sleep ones and ones for activities. Only used the sleep ones so far and I like them because they don’t irritate my ears like normal foam earplugs do, they are also more comfortable than foam.
Was literally coming here to rave about Loops! I go to lots of concerts and local shows and got them last year for Christmas and I absolutely love them. I have a family member with noise sensitivity due to my disabled brother who can be very loud and I recommended them and she put them on her Christmas list so I hope she gets them
Sadly I tried them but my ears are too sensitive and they hurt. They did seem like they would be great for people who can handle wearing ear bud style headphones or ear plugs. However if you’re like me and normal ear bud style headphones and ear plugs hurt these will hurt too. I tried all the sizes of ear tips.
The loop earplugs are mainly designed for people who gets anxiety and sensory overload in public places. So the ones you got are designed to cancel out the higher frequencies but still make it possible to keep conversations with people. There are some that are made for complete silence, but those are entirely made out of silicone, therefore making them more comfortable to sleep with.
@@callmecharlie99 I'm also neurodivergent, and I absolutely LOVE my loops! If you haven't tried them I highly recommend. I got the new kind where you can change the "settings" to let in different amounts of decibels so that you can adapt them to the situation without needing to change to a different pair. I used them on new years, and they worked amazingly.
@@EDuGoIHuvvet Which model? I'm making do with dollar store earplugs at the moment. They can be rewashed but I'd prefer something like what you're describing.
@@callmecharlie99 The model is called Switch 😊 They cost a bit more, but they're basically a 3 in 1, so for me it's worth it. They also have a "necklace" for them now that's called Loop Link. It's basically a rope where you attach the ends to your plugs, and then they have magnets so that they can hang around your neck like a necklace without it falling off, so if you need to remove the loops but don't want to deal with the case in case you'll need them soon again, they can just hang around your neck instead.
The best loops for sleeping are the Quiet ones that are fully made out of silicone! The Experience ones are for muffling noise but keeping tones to be able to still hear conversations and such when you're in a loud environment (they're meant for musicians or people with sound sensitivity)
I have been using a pair of the Quiet ones for a few months now, and they're pretty great. I needed something other than the cheap foam kind because my ears kept getting irritation.
Loops are hands down one of the best things I've ever bought. I have a lot of anxiety issues that relate to noise issues and they have been a huge help for me
i love loop. can’t be without them. i go to concerts a lot and am very sensitive to noise. the experiences (especially the pros) are a life saver. no tinnitus after shows, it doesn’t even ruin the live music quality. i’m genuinely so in love with them
I love how honest you are with us and how you will never accept a sponsorship if u don’t feel comfortable doing so. Been watching you since I was 12 (I’m 20 now)!!! And you’ve always been so real. Wishing you the best ❤️
Mama Maples is right, for the purple tooth stuff, much like purple shampoo, purple is opposite yellow on the color wheel so when depositing purple pigment onto teeth or hair it should make it appear less yellow. So if this stuff is working, it’s doing it with pigment. Blue shampoos counteract orange (for brown hair).
So what do you think the longterm risks of using it are? I did think Mia's teeth looked whiter, but I know that even for purple shampoo, it's hard on your hair if you use it frequently.
@throatzillaaa , I used to work for a dentist and after looking at the ingredients, none of them should cause any harmful side effects, unless they are swallowed.
I think it's worth noting that there's different types of Loops for different occasions on their website- you got the ones specifically for live experiences but they have others that are (supposedly) completely noise canceling!
Hey Mia! Regarding Loop earplugs - the model that you got is specifically designed to wear at music concerts ;) ("Experience", it turns sound down a bit, but you can hear music great, just more quiet. They have separate model for sleeping ("Quiet") and it works great. I have all of Loop earplugs and can recommend it 100% for people with sensory problems.
I love the towel warmer! I thought my boyfriend was so ridiculous for buying one, but I use it more than him, now that we have it 😆 I would most recommend using it for robes! You turn the robe inside out and start warming it before getting ready for bed. Get ready, shower, dry off, then put the warm robe on and go straight under the covers! Life changing how cozy it is ❤
as a user of that loop plugs can confirm that they do exactly the same as a normal ear plug but i got the all silicone ones and they are SO comfy to sleep with, plus are washable and you can still hear your morning alarm haha
Loop earplugs are an interesting concept, I’ve looked into them for my adhd. The experience ones are supposed to muffle, not mute noise. It’s so someone with problems focusing on a conversation in a noisy area can use these and focus on the closer (louder) person. They are also used to protect hearing in loud areas like concerts. It seems like you were looking for the “loop quiet” ones for sleep. Thanks for reviewing them, I’ve been looking into getting those for noise muffling purposes
Omg I have Autism and I have wanted an honest review of Loops and they are on my Amazon wishlist along with the Calm Flares. So I am happy to see you review these. They help us with sensory overload to function. Thats why we want the sound dampened a little ❤
My friend (who is also autistic) uses them all the time when going to busy places, she loves them! So I would really recommend them :) I'm autistic too but I only use them for concerts because I have hearing loss so I wear hearing aids (which sucks because it brings even more background noise in)
I have tried the Calm Flares and my sister in law uses Loops... if I'm buying again I'd buy the Loops (might invest anyway). I feel like they have a greater impact. Not too sure about the calm flares yet, but I know the Loops are very helpful for my sis. ❤
AuDHD here and have several different Loop models--the Experience Pros are the best for concerts or other large public events with a lot of overwhelming noise. The pro models are nice to change out the little silicone central ring to adjust the amount of sound they muffle, but I've found that I like having a separate pair of the Engage ones for like, coffee shops and other places that aren't like LOUD but have a fair amount of ambient noise that can make auditory processing challenging. They're both useful for difficult sensory processing days, though. I always have a pair on me just in case, and the different sizes of the silicon ear sections makes it really easy to find a comfortable fit! I haven't tried the sleep ones because that's less of a thing for me, but I definitely recommend Loops overall!
I have those earplugs, while I have slept with them once, it's honestly been a game changer for me in social situations, I'm pretty sensitive to noise (especially background noise, when loads of people are talking and stuff) and this helps me make things more bearable while not looking too rude if I was wearing headphones (e.g. restaurant). Also great when flying, makes the engine noise not as present :)
We've started gifting these style of earplugs to all the new parents in our lives!!!! Helps reduce the noise of crying baby while still being aware of the sound around you, so great!!!!
Those Loop earplugs are amazing, but Mia, you have the Engage version, which is good for carrying on conversations while filtering out background noise. The ones for sleep are called Quiet and are 100% silicone, including the little loop to put them in. The silicone is MUCH more comfortable for sleeping, since it's soft. I have both and I love them!!
I absolutely love the loops I have. They make it possible for me to be in music venues without wanting to cry. They filter the white noise and make it possible to understand and enjoy live music/crowded venues
For the HiSmile serum, you have to have stained or yellowed teeth. This product really works for me because I used to struggle with hygiene and now my teeth aren’t the best. The serum helps me love my smile a little more. :)
@@ryanpc4039i use the v34 color correcting serum from hismile ! My fiance and i both do and neither of us have noticed it causing or exacerbating any tooth sensitivity !! It doesnt make teeth crazy white and cause a dramatic change like it does in the advertisements but it does actually whiten them especially if you use it consistently :)
@@ryanpc4039 I have super sensitive teeth and it does not bother them. It is essentially just pigment in a toothpaste form. It’s not permanent either. You have to either do it after you brush in the morning or night. I find I do it when I’m going out or special occasions.
I actually use the those same loop ear plugs for work. And you'd be surprised at how much background noise they actually filter out. I'm a volleyball ref, and when I'm in a gym blowing a whistle it blocks out all the cheering and other refs blowing whistles, and all of the high pitches of the whistle while still being able to hear conversations. Now I will say, that specific version is not effective with blocking out snoring or talking while trying to sleep. The brand has a different version call quiet that is better for that.
I own those earplugs. They are the BEST thing I've ever purchased. I wear them out at restaurants, out shopping, at hotels. You can still hear people when they're talking to you. Def helps with people with sensory issues. Highly recommend them
Also Mia those markers are meant for Bullet Journals. I think that is what they are called. They are notebooks with dots on the pages, not lines and people design their own planners by using the dots to create sections to organize their info.
I love my loop earplugs, I keep them in a little screwable container (not the original case) on my keychain and the number of times I have whipped them out is unbelievable. So useful - loud movies, loud music, loud club, etc
I love my Loop earplugs! They take away the background noise, and it makes going out less stressful for me. I'll wear them when it's too loud, but I'll also wear them if I'm in a quiet room with others. I know it's stupid, but sometimes even other people's loud breathing can make me uncomfortable. Having the earplugs to block out those small noises helps my brain to not feel so uncomfy.
The loop earplugs are very useful: they are not soundproof, so you can go about life as usual, and hear people if they need you (unlike sound canceling earbuds) it’s incredibly useful if you have sensitive hearing. As I scroll down I see other people with the same experience! Cheaper ones also work, if you can’t spring for the expensive ones.
Mia is literally the best evvvveeerrrr she’s so down to earth and has kept her personality? if that makes sense, millions of subscribers can definitely go to RU-vidrs heads and change them completely. Mia stayed consistent and continues to interact with as many of her viewers as she can. Pretty awesome
Cool to see loop earplugs on here. I have sensory processing issues and love them. They have different pairs for different needs and even recently came out with a set that allows you to switch between sound reduction levels.
I love my loop earplugs! I have the Engage Plus version. For one thing, I love that they give you a range of earplug cover sizes because my left ear is smaller than my right, so I use both an XS and S. I actually wasn't a fan of them at first because it seemed like it was blocking out the background noise so the foreground noises actually felt "louder". I think I got used to that pretty quickly and it started to feel more beneficial. I have ADHD and chronic health issues so I'm pretty sensitive to noises. There was a time when I was extremely sensitive, so the earplugs helped a lot. Anyway, all of that is to say that I think they are worth trying and definitely give them some time to see if they work for you. (This message feels like I'm sponsored by them but I promise I'm not 😅)
I have (self-diagnosed) adhd and ASD, and Loop Earplugs I find are great! I have the Engage + for work ( I work retail) and for at home with my daughter, those get a ton of use. I also have the Experience + ones that I will use more so for loud settings, like concerts for exemple, I just haven't had the chance to try those yet 😊 Having sensory issues, especially being very quickly overwhelmed by sounds, I really find them to be useful, and I really like how they are discreet 😊
The Airplane version of the Loops are amazeballs! I have very very vveeeerrryyy sensitive ears and pressure changes are the worst…so planes are hell. The Loops let me sleep on the plane (rarely happened before), eased the pressure, released some of the pressure, and overall gave me relaxed flying experience. And the climax? There was a baby right behind me crying for like 68.3% of the 7 hrs.
Love how Mia keeps it real with us and doesn’t sell out for $$$ from companies ! Even more bonus points that she owns that she also exists like Adam Sandler 50% of the time, because as a fellow cottage core lover, it’s not an all the time thing for me🤣❤️
The loops aren't really meant for blocking out all sound usually. Depends on the kind you get. They have like an actual acoustic chamber. I believe it's just meant to dampen noises for people who are sensitive. Like sensory processing disorder or on the spectrum for small example. Great accessibility!
Hey Mia, the earplugs you tried are the Loop experience ear plugs which are designed to lower the volume without drowning out the sound completely.... their Quiet line are designed for sleeping. I only know this because I bought the Quiet Loops to sleep in and I really like them!
I love my loop earplugs! I work at a concert venue and I hate disposable earplugs. These are great cause it quiets everything down but I can still hear ppl ordering drinks. Plus they’re actually cute
Loops are a lifesaver for concerts. Seriously. Went to the Eras tour last summer, I was the only one of my group who didn't have ringing ears for at least a day afterwards (I didn't have ringing ears at all). They're good for other public places too, if you're trying to have a conversation or if you have a hard time picking out specific voices in loud environments (like conventions, etc.). I've tried several of the different models they have and the concert ones are by far my favorite--they're also nice for airplanes if you don't want to wear headphones, or if you use an over-ear and want to boost some of the noise cancelling. 100% recommend.
Heck we needed simple comfortfoods as kids. My special one was white rice with butter, sugar and cinnamon. It was such a treat! As we didn't eat rice dishes that often
17:39 actually funny thing to add: The Loop earplugs are made for concert or parties. Especially for like artists or worker in those kind of jobs. I am working at a bar in a concert and party venue and bought myself the black and gold earplugs from Loop. They have more add-ons, like the little silicone thingys in the package, that you can add to the earplug. And they are so comfortable to wear and me as a concert worker I really enjoy wearing them, because its quite less noisy but I can still talk to the guest's orders. I just wanted to give that to Loop. But all in all i guess its kind of a preference.
I've been watching Mia since 5-6years ago and I still catch myself waiting everyweek for her new video and while then I'm rewatching old videos everyday 😔🤚 I love her so much It ain't changing 🥺💗
Hey Mia!!! As far as I know, the earplugs are not really for complete silence, but they cancel louder sounds. These are usually worn by people who go to concerts (hence the name) to experience the loud concert without damaging their ears. There should be sleep and other versions that cancel sounds more though :))
NOTE ON THE LOOP EARPLUGS: the "experience" one you have is not supposed to cancel every sound, just "lower the volume". they are called experience because eg. you can still experience a concert without it being too loud.❤❤❤ hope this helps
I use Loop earplugs all the time and I have to say, I really love them. They stay in my ears quite well, and it filters out loud noises really well. Everyone is different, but I just wanted to put it out there!
I've been using the Loop earplugs in busy environments like restaurants! Ever since I've had thrombosis in my brain sounds have been very hard to handle and they do help me a lot!
Started watching Mia in 2015 when I was stressed in college. Mia, your videos always helped me relax with reviewing clothes/dresses! Now with the stress of adulting and work, I LOVE relaxing by watching Mia’s videos. Especially videos reviewing different products like this one ❤
Omg I have the whole loops collection and it for real changed my life !! Especially as an adhd haver! The ones you got aren’t the ones to sleep tho, they’re the ones for concert, the ones for sleeping are silicone so they’re more comfortable and really mute the sound
As someone who has loop earplugs and uses them everyday as far as I know the ones you got are the “experience” ones, those ones I believe are marketed as not for sleeping the “quiet” ones cancel out much more (think they cancel out -27 decibels) I use my loop experience earplugs when I’m at a coffee shop with someone to avoid sensory overload but so I can still hear the conversation and actively engage
Once again you're showing me something I didn't even know existed, most wished for section😁 I love you Mia, I hope you guys have the absolute BEST holiday season 🎄🤍
I swear idk how every single video she puts out is so entertaining 🤣 i don’t think I’ve ever followed and actually watched someone as much as i do Mia 🥰
I got those markers for Christmas last year and i love them! Rolling them in a straight line is a bit challenging but its not too bad if you go slow. Also, that lamp is hilarious
Can confirm the Hismile purple paste works amazingly, I use it before I go out, brushing in a circular motion for 2 minutes(the bottle says to use it for 2 minutes, i just got an electric toothbrush that lasts for 2 minutes) and it makes a drastic difference. One of my favorite products!
The Loops you got are the "Experience" ones which actually ARE made for concerts for ear protection, but only take off 18db so they're actually made to let some sound through (like the music or a conversation) but block out the background noise. Whereas for sleep they have "Quiet" which are 26db and softer silicone for sleeping.
I moved from the US to England and our houses and flats have “airing cupboards” where the boiler or hot water heater are so they’re just basically a permanently warm closet where we store our towels and dry things quickly overnight (because a lot of us don’t have tumble dryers, especially in flats).
A couple months ago I found the Cinnamon toast spread at the Dollar Tree store. My daughter Katie made "cinnamon twist pastry treat " SO GOOD 😋 💕 We enjoy watching your channel 🌹
Mama Maples, being a dental hygienists just warms my heart, Imagine going for your annual prophylaxis (terrifying, unlocked a whole new phobia in me😂😂 who knew), but no worries, Mama Maples is there to comfort you❤❤❤
That’s a really interesting point about the teeth whitening being like a blue shampoo. I never thought about it, but when editing teeth on photoshop, one of the methods to make it more white is to make the “temperature” more blue.
It's what I always see when I look at North American YTers/influencers that have had their teeth bleached, their teeth are this blue-ish white. It always looks very odd to me, cause here in Europe it's not that widespread to bleach your teeth.
This isn't one of the permanent whitening methods though, which is better, or at least healthier for your teeth. This one is temporary because it just negates the yellow of your teeth with purple, so by the end of the day, it will be back to normal. But in exchange, it doesn't damage your enamel and make your teeth sensitive.
Thanks for info on the Loop Earplugs! I see there are possibly softer 24$ ish dollars ones (same brand) and I am thinking they may be really helpful! My husband snores and that can make it hard for me to sleep next to him and he really wants me to be able to. Hopefully they are comfortable and stay in well. Thanks Mia and you are not alone in being sensitive to sounds at night!
I think the Loop headphones seemed to work well. You wouldn't want to completely block out the sound at a concert anyways, just dampen it so you arent at 100bd. Which concerts these days are a crazy amount louder than they used to be . So the loops should act more like a reusable version of the squishy earplugs from like guitar center or a pharmacy
17:37 I’m a raver and active festival goer. Those ear buds and other similar brands help reduce hearing damage you can get from going to big festivals or shows with a lot of bass. Protect your ears at big events like that! :)
