S Club Mama

Thank you to everyone who entered my Bondi Band giveaway! Even if you don't win, you can still be a semi-winner: Bondi Band has a summer sale going on where you can get various car magnets, summer/4th of July headbands, drawstring bags, and even some Twilight inspired headbands (not sure how they are summerish but go with it - they are only $3) for anywhere from $3-$8. However, one of you is a winner! I used random.org to generate a number...so our winner is... Stacie from Impossible is Nothing ! Congratulations, you have one Bondi Band headband of your choosing! Winner has been sent an email and has 48 hours to respond to said email or I'll have to choose another winner. Thank you all for entering!

I have two Bondi Bands that I wear religiously when I run - I just like them better than other bands I've used to keep my hair out of my face. They are wide enough to get the job done and are cute enough that I just like to wear them! You can read my first review on them here . This time around, Rebecca let me try out a new Bondi Band and one of their Wicking Sweat Towels. Since I've already tell you that I love Bondi Band headbands (and have helped out the BB business by wearing them to a recent 10K; at least one of my friends has ordered a cool band!), I'll tell you more about the Wicking Sweat Towels. I'm a mucus-y runner. I spit and snot rocket constantly. It's gross, I realize this. However, breathing when I run is necessary so I do it. However, when I run inside, I can't. It's very hard for me to run inside. Usually I use paper towels but then they're all wet and get other stuff in the cup holders (cell phone, iPod) wet, too. Again, my apologi...

Finally! A way to keep those annoying flyaways out of my face and off my neck when I run. I've tried headbands {thin and fat ones}, braids - so many ways {except cutting off all of my locks which I'm unwilling to do. I always get so annoyed when my ponytail loosens and hair gets out and sticks to me all matted and gross. I've been scouring running blogs to see what kind of stuff these women {and men} use: clothes, shoes, gadgets, etc. I kept coming across Bondi Bands . I was clueless as to what they were talking about so I did what any self-respecting newbie would do: I searched "Bondi Bands" on Google. After debating on whether I was a chick or babe {as I was undoubtedly not a dude or buddy - FYI it's chick unless you're under 5}, I browsed through their headbands, wicking hats {regular, ponytail, or pigtail}, gators, and wraps {as I'm not a swimmer, I did not check out the swim caps but I'm sure they rock}. I had to email Rebecca {owner and s...