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I bought a Woolworths-brand body brush a while ago and LOVED it until the wood cracked from moisture and thought this might do the trick but it didn't The brush bristles were too rough to use dry or wet on anywhere on my body apart from my feet (keep in mind that I suffer from eczema from time to time). The massaging head just feels weird and only really can be used dry but it would be too odd to use this wet in the shower and then wait for it to dry to use the massager. Don't think it does anything for cellulite.

These are so perfect. Right shape and size for filing and convenience. The medium surface is great for smoothing down jagged bits just after you cut your nails. The fine surface is perfect for just smoothing everything over and shaping. Prefer this one to other brands because other brands can be too rough and feel like they may be splitting/damaging my nails.

Unlike the other Manicare buffers (except for the maxi buffer which is also ace), this one isn't too wide or have annoying white plastic to make it hard to use. Great for gently getting rid of ridges. I do find that I have to be super careful and not get too enthusiastic and buff too much because I once made my nails too thin and they constantly broke for about a month.

Love this cuticle oil. My cuticles can get a bit ragged, so I love applying them generously to my cuticles and fingernails, waiting a few minutes (so they can soak in) and then using the cuticle orange stick to push back over grown cuticles. Then I like to massage the remaining in. I follow up with a thick hand moisturiser :) Some complaints about it not being super moisturising but I don't mind because I'm using this more to quickly hydrate the cuticles and follow up with moisturiser anyway. Smells nice. Good price. Easy to apply.. ALSO super weird but you can also apply this on TOP of nail polish to help it set. Similar to the trick of dipping your freshly painted nails in cold water. Obviously only apply it after all the coats of nail polish (base, colour x 2 and top coat) because otherwise the nail varnish won't stick because it's oily, and wait until it's dry to touch. Helped it dry so much faster!

Same as their other buffer - the actual buffers are really good but the way they are manufactured make them hard to use. Annoying shape and they are SO wide that you'd only really use the edges (unless you want to semi buff your skin on your fingers).

The actual materials to file the ridges on your nails and smooth them are really decent (honest, it's Mancare so of course they are!). Only problem is that the weird white/raised section in the middle and the fact that the filing sections don't go all the way to the edges mean it's a bit unwieldy to use. Found that I sometimes filed away at my cuticles with this one. The emery board that comes with it = perfect. Only brand of emery boards I use! Medium is good for filing away the harsh lines after cutting nails and the fine surface is good for smoothing everything over.

Great as a base coat and a general nail treatment to keep weak nails strong. Used this to help grow my nails out. Good for a base coat with colours over the top.

Like the matching shampoo, this is so fantastic for colour treated hair. Left my hair feeling super soft, didn't wreck my hair colour and smelled lovely.

Have severely colour treated hair, and this is a really great gentle, mild shampoo for colour treated hair. Didn't mess up the oil balance (my hair is pretty oily). Also was good at cleaning - I put a lot of styling products and dry shampoo in my hair and it cleans everything off and leaves my hair super shiny.

I'm cursed with super oily, limp hair.. And this is my lifesaver. Makes my oily fringe and roots non-oily and full of life. Smells great. Doesn't make my scalp itchy (like Baptise), my hair feel sticky (really like Baptise) or smell disgusting (like Baptise x 10000). It doesn't permanently dry my hair out either. P.S. Let it be known that I have used this when I had light hair, and now with my super black hair and it works fine with all hair colours. The key is to brush it out :)