Let me start off by saying that nobody has ever accused me of being a good cook. Maybe it's because I've never had to cook or maybe it's because I've never been interested in cooking. My mom makes the meals and when I hear my name I come down and eat. But when I went off to college this fall I realized two things; I've never cooked a meal in my life and I didn't have money to order pizza every night, I needed a job.

The cross bars are of decent quality but the bolts that were include were very low quality. The threads on two of the four bolts were stipped and I ended up having to buy longer bolts to secure the cross bars. Also the caps on the end of each cross bar were not attached but they included the bolts so that was strange since the directions didn't mention needing to attach the end pieces to the cross bars. Overall, it was a decent purchase but having to get extra bolts was a small hassle.

I'm always looking for hair products that will work with my hair, but this was not one of them. I did like the consistency of the conditioner. It was thick, but not like a cream. It was like the lovechild of a cream and lotion. For leave-in conditioners, I apply it to my hair when it is between wet and damp then let my hair dry in hopes that what I am left with is soft, shiny, non-residue hair. I got none of what I wanted with this product. When my hair dried, it felt like it had a waxy coating and didn't hold any moisture to my hair. I ended up emptying one container and filling it with a homemade shea butter/coconut oil mix and I gave the other one to my mom.