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The Most Thoughtful Gift For The Women In Your Life

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I love the period revolution. Your period can be hassle-free and environmentally-friendly. WUKA period pants are a perfect present for the women in your life this Christmas. They also have a wearable hot water bottle.

Discover the revolution in feminine hygiene with WUKA this Christmas, a brand that is known for its no-holds barred approach to women’s health and tackling the stigmas surrounding them. Why not surprise your loved ones with the ultimate gift of comfort and confidence? Not just any gift, but a gesture that empowers, revolutionises, and elevates the way we think about periods and feminine care. 

The Stocking Filler 

This festive season, give the gift of comfort, style, and sustainability with WUKA’s Limited Edition Christmas Crackers – the perfect stocking filler cover! 

Special Offer: The WUKA Christmas crackers are FREE with any purchase of WUKA Stretch™ period pants (from the multi-size range). Simply add them to your order and get your wrapping sorted – for free!

Whether it’s a midi brief or high waist, the WUKA Stretch™ period pants are engineered to last, offering ultimate comfort and support for UK sizes 6-26.

Priced from £14.99, WUKA Stretch™ launches in three absorbencies (Medium, Heavy Flow and Super Heavy Flow), two styles (Midi Brief and High Waist), and offers a choice of two colours (Black and Light Nude).

Key features of the WUKA Stretch™

  • Stretch™ Microfiber Technology – Sculpts to Fit All Body Shapes
  • Super Absorbent Gusset- Full Coverage, Perfect for Heavy Flow Days.
  • Seamless Construction – Figure Flattering Fabric, No VPL.
  • Soft, Breathable Cotton – Kind to Skin, Hypoallergenic
  • Leak-Proof Protection – Up To 24hr Wear (Super Heavy)
  • Reusable – Eco-Friendly Period Care. 

Limited stock – get yours before they’re gone!

Available in a festive pink or white! 

The Ultimate Accessory 

Are you looking for the perfect gift to complete your Christmas shopping? Consider adding a soothing hot water bottle to provide comfort and warmth during those cramp-filled days. The WUKA® Extra Long Limited Edition Wearable Hot Water Bottle (£29.99) comes with a tie to hold it snugly around your tummy or back to ease and sooth period aches and pains. Available now with a limited edition cosy cover and pom pom detailing – this Water Bottle offers a fun, festive aesthetic. 

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WUKA Extra Long Limited Edition Wearable Hot Water Bottle (£29.99) and Stretch Range (from £14.99) are available to buy at wuka.co.uk

Wraps Wearable Wristband Headphones Review

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I am forever looking for my headphones. They are usually lost in the chaos of my changing bag, amongst nappies and fruit pouches. I even dot them around the house. My reliance on headphones now is usually so I can make a hand-free phone call while pushing the pram, listen to music loud while the baby sleeps, or keep myself awake whilst giving him a bottle at night.

My other headphones issue is that they forever get tangled up. I waste so much time untangling them. Not so with Wraps. These wearable headphones caught my eye. They are wristband headphones which look great and come in a variety of beautiful colours. I have them in Lagoon which is a beautiful blue colour. They have a one button mic which is really handy. They have a beautiful fibre braided cable and precision 10mm dynamic speakers. The sound quality is fantastic and they look fab.

Wraps Wearable earphones – Turn your earphones into a summer fashion accessory and never get them tangled again.

Lost numerous pairs already? Want your headphones to sound good AND look good? Wearing headphones is not just about listening to music, it’s about how you look listening to music! Wraps were created from this concept but took it a step further by making the wraps permanently wearable, whether wearing them in your ears or on your wrist.

When worn on the wrist, the unique patented slider system keeps the lightweight alloy heads, slider and jack plug all connected together for a secure compact fit. The cables are kept in perfect alignment and remain tangle free and always close to hand!

Wraps have recently launched the new ‘Talk’ range featuring a universal one button microphone which comes in six fresh, funky colour options. Stylish and functional: you can answer a call, play or pause your music and skip tracks all without having to dig into your bag or pockets for your device. Compatible with all smartphones and tablets.

Wraps Talk are available in a range of colours from www.mywraps.com and Amazon with prices starting at £19.99.

 

Samsung Gear VR

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This is the Samsung Gear VR, a wireless virtual reality headset that marks the company’s first steps into the wearable future tech arena previously pioneered by Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus.

What makes this baby different? Well the headset houses the Galaxy Note 4 and uses that as the screen to create the 360 visuals. Samsung says with Gear VR people can ‘fully immerse themselves in a cinematic virtual reality environment’. Samsung says the Note 4’s quad HD screen provides ‘stunning and engaging visuals’. First testers likened the experience to sitting in the best seat of a theatre or being ‘on-stage at a performance with full 360 3D video’.

First impressions are that it looks state of the art and very cool, but what is it for? Playing virtual reality games and watching 360-degree videos of course. Questions also arise when you think of the technology, Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus have been years in the making and both products have individual screens; one for each eye. Project Morpheus uses the PlayStation Camera to maintain calibration. I don’t know about you but when using maps on my mobile phone it annoyingly repeatedly needs recalibrating so quite how it will work without this issue remains to be seen. However by turning the phone into a functioning VR kit one thing is clear and that is Samsung seems intent on making 360 experiences accessible as possible. It’s interesting too that given the Google Glass they have chosen to go in a completely different direction.

So how much does it cost? Well first views are that the headset may cost around the £250 – that is separate from the phone itself. However given the likelihood of different deals by various companies this may change.

Keep it tuned to Frost for more details.