Researchers at Virginia Tech say they have developed an eco-friendly menstrual product that won’t cramp your style. It’s a pad with a special formula that allows blood to turn to gel. The pads absorb more blood and leak less than traditional ones, according to findings published Wednesday in the Cell Press journal. “A pad with … Read more
She’ll drink to that. Meghan Markle is purportedly planning to launch a bottle of rosé under her lifestyle label American Riviera Orchard — and it could make her millions. The Duchess teased two other products from the forthcoming brand earlier this year, but the pink wine will purportedly be the first item available to the … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. The secret to luscious, show-stopping locks could be right in front of you. Or, it could be in your horse’s grooming kit. “Unsexy” skincare is having a moment. Cow udder cream, better known as “Bag Balm,” has been … Read more
A shocking find in a supermarket that is close to a quarter of a century old has stunned social media users. A man took to the popular Facebook group Old Shops Australia to reveal his wife, who works in a supermarket, had found a block of chocolate from the 2000 Sydney Olympics. The supermarket his … Read more
This seemingly helpful toy is collecting some drama. Arin Solange, a TikToker who reviews Amazon products, went viral this month by sharing the newest product that’s keeping her kids entertained as they help clean the house. The Kids Clean Car allows children 2 to 8 years old (or adults, as Solange demonstrated) to clean the … Read more
It’s a Djungel out there. There’s a bear-y hot new item at Swedish home furnishing giant Ikea these days, one leaving customers smitten — but it’s not a couch, a bed, a dresser, or even a cool new $10 lamp. Say hello, America, to Djungelskog the teddy bear. Retailing for just $29.99, the three-and-a-half-foot tall bundle … Read more
POV: Another Gen Z Trader Joe’s shopper finds out about the existence of Trader José. The popular Monrovia, Calif.-based grocer has once again gone viral over a decades-old product-naming practice that has previously been referred to as “racist.” A youthful TikToker named Kyi (@kyeatdaays) reignited the debate after calling out the free-spirited retailer over the … Read more
Prince Harry’s patience with the royal family isn’t the only thing that’s getting thinner. A new headshot of the 38-year-old Duke of Sussex debuted Monday on the website of the mental health “transformation” firm BetterUp — shockingly, his hair was thicker and darker than usual. Now, a leading hair loss and hair transplant adviser is sharing what Harry … Read more
“Baby Mute is a game-changer for parents who want to enjoy their favorite activities without having to worry about their baby’s cries.” That’s the description for a new product that hit the market this week, called ‘Baby Mute.’ It promises to “silence your baby during long flights and movie nights,” by using a product strapped around their faces and … Read more
YES Network is still hoping to have a direct-to-consumer Yankees product by Opening Day on Thursday, The Post has learned. If YES DTC can’t launch by Thursday’s Yankees-Giants first pitch, then the plan is to have it ready shortly after with the expectation for it to be available by sometime in April at the latest. … Read more
The beauty product that has become a make-up bag staple for adding color to lips and cheeks was originally made for a more private body part. Benefit Cosmetics customers were shocked to learn that the Benetint Lip & Cheek Stain product was actually designed for nipples. Benefit UK posted a Reel on their Instagram sharing … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. If you love shopping, you probably get a rush when you have the chance to try out the latest and greatest items on the market — especially when a brand you already love drops a new product or … Read more
The Food and Drug Administration is expected to authorize new COVID-19 booster shots this week without a staple of its normal decision-making process: data from a study showing whether the shots were safe and worked in humans. The shots, modified to target the latest versions of the omicron variant, won’t have finished testing in humans when the FDA … Read more