This pillow is small, but I like it. I use it to support my arthritic neck when taking naps on the sofa. It feels a little hollow and this was a surprise. I expected it to be more like my larger memory foam pillow as far as feeling solid, but it does give support. I would like to be able to purchase additional covers and can’t find covers listed.
Memory Foam makes a perfect gift for anyone you know. Your wife, girlfriend or significant other would be thrilled beyond words with any of the many choices of gifts that are available in memory foam.
Memory foam sleep masks make a great, low cost, gift idea for someone who likes it dark in the room they're sleeping in.
They're also ideal for those who enjoy "sleeping in" but don't want the sun shining into their eyes and waking them up in the morning.
How about a memory foam sleep mask as a gift for a shift-worker or someone who likes an afternoon nap to catch up on sleep? They'd always be rested and ready for that big night out on the town.
The non-pressure feel of memory foam makes it a perfect material for sleep masks because the won't cut off circulation and they remain comfortable to the sleeper all night.
Expect to pay from $10 to $30 for a quality memory foam sleep mask.
Another low cost Valentines Day gift idea is a pair of memory foam slippers. These slippers work equally well for her indoors or outdoors.
They're ideal for someone wanting a quick, easy to slip on shoe to run out for the morning memory foam travel pillow paper or to keep your feet cozy and warm while lounging around the house.
The memory foam cradles your feet in comfort by conforming to the exact shape and size of your feet. Warm, cozy and comfortable, these memory foam slippers will make her very happy.
Expect to pay $39 to $79 for this gift.
Memory foam pillows are especially welcome by her because she'll dream of you as she enjoys the cozy custom fitted and supportive feel of the memory foam around her neck and head.
It might even help stave off a "head ache".
Memory foam contour pillows are the ones, you see a lot on television, that have a "roll" on one side to put the proper curved support in your neck while you sleep.
There are normal pillows that are made from memory foam as well, and there are even memory foam body pillows.
The body pillows are especially wonderful for expectant mothers who need special support while sleeping.
There are smaller memory foam travel pillows, either contoured or u-shaped to surround your neck.
Memory foam pillows vary widely in price, but you can expect to pay $79 for the travel size to $165 for a good king size or body pillow.
If you are on a higher limit budget, you might consider a memory foam topper.
Toppers range, in quality, from the very low to the very high.
The low end toppers are made from less dense foam...usually, 2 lb. to 3.5 lb. density, and they don't give you the proper support that you would expect from memory foam.. You can count on the foam returning to it's shape for about 6 or 8 months on the cheaper toppers. After that, they will be pretty worthless.
The better toppers are made from 4 lb. to 5 lb. foam and will hold up for several years. They will give you better support and last much longer than the cheaper ones.
A high density memory foam topper will provide the most support you can expect from a memory foam topper, but they aren't in the same league as a full memory foam mattress set.
Cheaper toppers will, typically be in the $99 to $299 category.
You'll pay $299 to $499 for a middle grade topper and $500 to $900 for the best toppers.
Now matter how you slice it, a gift of memory foam will make you mighty popular with the girl of your dreams.
any other ideas about what i sould bring?
so this is my list of stuff i'm bringing to a exclusive camp in the rockie mountains what do you think?
Shampoo, conditioner *make sure to bring travel-sized bottles*
Heat Serum *the sun could damage your hair!*
Hair spray *if you want to keep your do' in place*
Hair brush *obviously*
Wide toothed comb *to brush your hair after showering*
Leave-in conditioner *trust me on this one, your hair will get super-tangly*
Hair elastics *bring tons, I don't know about you, but I lose them easily*
Barettes *you will be running all over the place and will need them*
Pre-wrap *bring about one roll*
Bar of soap or body wash *don't bring travel sized, bring a big one!*
Deoderant *get clinical strength, you will be sweating like crazy*
Cleansing wipes *if you are not able to shower, these are uber helpful so that if you want to be clean, you can still do it!*
Pads/tampons *i am just guessing your a girl, I don't know bring many tampons if you will be swim*
Perfume/body spray *really good for both smelling good, and spraying in your shoes when they don't smell gooooooood!*
Body lotion *the heat will dry out your skin*
Face washing stuff *bring whatever you usually use*
Makeup *go light on makeup, maybe some waterproof mascara, concealer, and lipgloss*
Clear nail polish *that means nail clippers as well, to look as polished as possible* LOL no pun intended*
Razor and shaving cream *not disposables, and a travel size shaving cream*
Just a drop personal odour eliminator *to avoid embarassing bathroom odours*
Tweezers *for your eyebrows*
Wash cloth and towels *to dry off with after a shower, memory foam travel pillow the pool, to wash your face whatevs*
Tooth brush, tooth paste, and floss *gotta keep those pearlies clean and white*
Mints or gum *to avoid bad breath*
Lint roller *to get lint off clothes*
A loofah or scrubbie *for the shower*
A hat *make it stylish!*
Running shoes *not super-expensive ones, you will end up getting them dirty*
Bras, underwear, socks, etc *bring lots you will be changing frequently*
Athletic t-shirts *ones that are meant to get dirty*
Cute, fashionable t-shirts *for after activities*
Reusable water bottle *you will deffs need that to stay hydrated*
Camisoles or tank tops *very useful*
Long sleeved t-shirt *for when its cold out*
A couple of skirts *in case of like, a dance or something fancy*
Midol *in case of you-know-what cramps*
Windbreaker or shell
Mittens
Sandals or flip flops
Q-tips
Belt *optional*
Pyjamas
Pants or jeans
Scarf
Jewellery
Camera
Book
Cellphone
Wallet
Map of the area
Guidebook of the area
Ankle socks and long socks
Fluffy socks
Toe socks *LOL optional of course*
Backpack
Sleeping bag or sheets
Pillow
Penknife
Whistle
Sunglasses
Compass
Safety pins or bobby pins
Band aids, alcohol wipes, polysporn or neosporin
First Aid kit basically.
Sunblock
Bug spray
Aloe vera for sunburns
Advil
Allergy medication
iPod or mp3 player
Cellphone charger
Flashlight
Watch
Truth or Dare questions (always fun!)
Pillow and pillow cases
Extra batteries
GPS
Multiple memory cards for camera
Headphones
A little bit of money $$$$ chaching
Eye drops
Kleenex
Bathing suit
Bathing suit cover up
Possibly a dress
Dress shoes
Hiking boots
Gel insoles for shoes
Rainboots
Water shoes
Vitamins if you take them
Underwater camera
Travel alarm clock
Walkie talkies
Binoculars
Trekking poles
Small umbrela
Pens, pencils, notebook
Hand held mirror
1.Get a wax before the trip/camp. Get a wax kit and wax your legs, underarms, face etc. before you go. You will probably be too busy to shave and this takes a little bit of worry away from your trip.
2.Cut and file your nails and toenails, and also put on a clear coat of polish. Your nails will be shiny and well groomed, but not overdone for camping.
3.Think simple at camp. The less products the better. For your face, get some foaming cloths or pads that you just have to run under water. Wash your face and moisturize with a light oil-free moisturizer with at least SPF 15.
4.Add a touch of concealer, some waterproof mascara and a dab of nude lip gloss; this should be all you need for make up while traveling.
5.Keep your eyebrows groomed. A tiny dab of Vaseline and a comb through with an old toothbrush will keep them in shape. Take care not to accidentally use the same toothbrush to brush your teeth after!
6.Think simple for your hair. You shouldn't be blow-drying your hair during the summer. Already the heat is drying out your hair and you don't want to totally dry it out by adding more heat. After you get out of the shower, spray your hair with a leave-in conditioner and comb, then towel dry. Rub in a dollop of anti-frizz or smoothing serum all over your hair, especially to the ends! Pull up your hair in a messy bun then let it air dry.
7.Moisturize your body. A lot. After you get out the shower, slather on a body lotion enriched with vitamin E. Rub on so
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