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Do You Sweat With A Sweaty Band?


I kept seeing them everywhere. I had a couple of friends who just LOVED them, but I hadn't tried them yet. What am I talking about? .... well Sweaty Bands of course. So I wanted to see what all of the hype was about, and I tried them myself. My first thought when I got them in the mail was.. "Wow, these are really are cute."



So I took one out for a little test run to see how I liked it. Below is the red-faced post run pic. And yes, the Sweaty Band stayed in place.


But I've also found another use for my Sweaty Band, and that is post run hair. My Lil Man has now started pre-school, and normally (to be honest) I've never really cared what I looked like running or immediately post run. But since I'm running during his pre-school and picking up him up immediately after my run, I've been a little more 'aware' of my post run look since I'm now required to be surrounded by non-sweaty individuals who are picking up their kids. So I'm finding that my sweaty band comes in handy post run in addition to using it while running. :) 

And I would like to give one of my readers a chance to get their very own Sweaty Band. The giveaway ends October 16, 2013.

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Full Disclosure: Sweaty Band provided me with a sample free of charge for the purpose of providing a review. My opinions are completely my own based on my experience.

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  1. My favorite accessory is my garmin! After that... headbands ;)

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  2. Yes, I have to admit that my garmin is probably my favorite accessory also :)

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  3. I've been looking for a great running headband. Would love to try one of these!

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