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The thing was like $35 and honestly pretty average. Out of curiosity I reverse image searched it and found basically the exact same product on Alibaba for a fraction of the price. Then I started noticing the same item everywhere, TikTok Shop, Etsy, random Shopify stores, all using slightly different branding but clearly coming from the same supplier.
So I started watching factory tours, reading sourcing threads on Reddit, looking into how small ecommerce brands actually operate. What surprised me most was how many people in that space are already using AI tools now for supplier research and product sourcing. I kept seeing people mention tools like Acciowork, so I tried it myself one night just messing around with product ideas. Honestly, that was the moment things started feeling weirdly real. Being able to type in a vague product concept and instantly see suppliers, MOQ ranges, shipping estimates, similar products, etc. made the whole import business world feel way less gatekept than I always assumed it was.
I still haven't done anything with it yet. But it's kind of crazy realizing how accessible this stuff has become. A month ago I knew nothing about sourcing. Now I catch myself thinking about margins, factories, packaging, and whether I should literally fly to China at some point just to understand how this whole ecosystem works.

Before having my baby, I used to regularly go to waxing appointments or salons and actually enjoyed the whole “maintenance” process. But after postpartum life started, my schedule became completely fragmented. Everything now happens in short little windows between naps, feeding, cleaning, and trying to rest myself.

And now I no longer book waxing appointments; I've started trying to care for myself at home. Usually I’ll shower at night after the baby finally falls asleep, exfoliate gently first, do a quick shave, then use my IPL afterward while watching videos. I was worried about the pain with my postpartum skin sensitivity, but the cooling tech on the air 10 has been a lifesaver. Afterward I usually apply a fragrance-free moisturizer or aloe gel because my skin gets dry pretty easily postpartum.

The entire process only takes 15-20 minutes in the evening. But I feel very fulfilled.

I'm curious how other mothers maintain their body care after giving birth. Did you also switch from salon treatments to home care? Or have you found other, more consistent methods?

These are the products I currently use:
First aid beauty KP bump eraser body scrub
Ulike air 10
CeraVe moisturizing cream

Aloe gel (the cheapest kind)

Waiting for the A810 Lite to drop on the 14th, really interested in the 4G remote monitoring feature. Looks like you just need to wire the hardwire kit into the fuse box and you're good to go. has anyone set this up on other 70mai dashcams? Would love to know how it works in real life.

Hi all. I’m really out of touch with what kids actually like these days

I’m trying to pick a gift for my 15 years old daughter and I keep going back and forth between things like gift cards, makeup, or something more personal, but nothing really feels right. She’s really into journaling and taking photos, so I’d love to get her something that fits that, just not sure what would actually feel special and not just… another random gift

would love to hear what gifts you’ve received that actually stood out to you

Just started using a birthing ball today and wanted to hear others’ experiences. It still feels pretty new to me, and I’m a bit unsure if I’m using it correctly.

At first I was really cautious sitting on it and didn’t dare to move too much, mostly just trying to find a comfortable position. After a while I got a bit more used to it, and it seems like there’s a slight relief in my lower back, but it’s pretty subtle.

For those who’ve used one, what did it feel like when you first started?  And are there any small tips or movements that helped you get more out of it?

Thank!!