schick intuition :: splash through your shave routine {giveaway}

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My shower is my sacred mom time, but like all “mom time” you gotta be quick about it because it doesn’t last for long. I gave the Schick Intuition Tropical Splash Razor a whirl and I am blown away by what a cool concept it is. Basically it’s a handle with a razor embedded in a bar of soap. The soap lathers while you shave so there is no need for shaving cream. That right there is a time and money saver. I hate balancing on one leg, holding my razor handle in my teeth, and getting my legs shaving creamed up.  With this bad boy you simply pop the protective cap off and start shaving your legs.

The first time I used it I seriously thought it wasn’t shaving my legs because it felt like I was merely running a bar of soap on my legs. However, I had a fast and close shave in a fraction of the time.  I can shave quickly too without the worry of nicks or cuts. A genius created it ladies, seriously!

“There is beauty in simplicity”- Schick Intuition. Couldn’t agree more with that then we do here at Simple. (Remember my 5 minute makeup routine?) Try out this razor that contains aloe and shea butter, and enjoy the 2-in-1 razor that provides convenience while delivering a unique shave experience. A few highlights of the “NEW” Schick Intuition Tropical Splash Razor:

Four-blades for a close shave

  • Helps minimize nicks and cuts
  • Allows for a precise shave, with a pivoting head that follows the contours of a woman’s body
  • Makes it easy to experience a flawlessly smooth shave

Skin Conditioning Solid

  • Eliminates the need for shave gel, soap, or body wash
  • Leaves skin touchable soft and smooth
  • Moisturizes during shaving
  • Enriched with Shea butter and aloe

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139 thoughts on “schick intuition :: splash through your shave routine {giveaway}”

  1. Keep all important numbers by the phone so you have them right there in an emergency.

  2. It saves me time when I get the kids clothes and lunch ready the night before school

  3. I have a four cup container that I microwave water & fill a Jug for drinking water…put the jug in icebox & chill.
    Boiling the water makes it “clean” & even better than bottled water.

  4. Write a list. It saves the time of forgetting and having to go back and do it.

  5. It saves time and frustration! Figure out, with each child AND adult, what needs to be done in the morning, and just for the heck of it, the evening. Maybe even the afternoon. Write them down: Brush teeth, brush hair, take vitamins, feed animals, check homework, do chores, practice piano, etc. Next, get index cards and write one task on each card, making sure to label each with (M)orning, (A)fternoon or (E)vening. Divide into M, A and E piles. There are many options for the next step, including putting them into little magnetic folders on the ‘fridge or punching holes in the cards and putting them on a ring. Your choice. Either way, there won’t be any forgotten lunches, messy hair-dos or starving kitties forevermore.

  6. Carry a paperwork and things to do “portable office” totebag in the car and cut coupons, return phone calls, etc. while you are stuck in the car pool lane!

  7. I clean one room a day so I don’t have so much to clean on the weekend and have more time for the family.

  8. Take the time each week to plan your meals in advance, this will alleviate a lot of stress and ensure that your family eats much healthier than if you throw a meal together in the last minute.

  9. I like to cook my meals for an entire week at one time. I find that I am more productive if I have a menu and do the cooking in one day because I tend to use alot of the same ingredients in multiple dishes. If I cook on large batch of a repeated item it is automatic time savings. Plus, I never find myself without a dinner planned on those super hectic evenings.

  11. Get up early and get all the house stuff done so that once your kids get up, you can play and enjoy your time with them!

    jessicaahays at hotmail dot com

  12. I wash several loads of laundry a day so it’s not all in one day at the end of the week.

  13. Prepare yourself the next day by having everything prepared to go out, clothes laid out for each kid along with shoes and anything else needed

  14. In the long run it will save you more money to buy an under the sink filter (not something extravagant) and fill your own water bottles at home instead of buying bottled water.

  15. My mom saving tip: Put a timer on the showers/baths The kids love it and it saves a ton of time.

  16. I get things ready the night before for the next day. Pack lunches, have clothes set out and ready to wear…

  18. My kids are older, I am still trying to find enough time…lol..only advice (none) there is never enough time in the day for a woman:)

  20. Taking showers and baths and setting out the next day’s clothing at night saves time in the morning.

  21. I wash my dishes as I cook then there is very little clean up afterwards

  22. get the hubby or family to take kids while you grocery shop it’s much easier to stick to your list and coupons and not spend more than you anticipated.

  25. I work until 11 pm so I like to shop on the way home from work. The stores are nearly empty and I can get in and out very quickly. It’s also cooler so my perishables stay cool until I get home.

  26. We save money by making a lot of household things..We make our own laundry and dish soap! Easy recipes online 🙂

    bakergurl02 (at) yahoo (dot) com

  28. A time saving tip that I use is to always make lists because if I forget something that could be a time suck!

  31. Leave your washed dishes in the drainer and they will dry by themselves, and all you’ll have to do is put them away!

  32. We prepare all clothes for the week on Sunday this way all we have to do in the morning is get up, put them on, and go!

  33. Maximize your time by planning errands on certain days and in the most driving efficient order to reduce time in the car.
    repose4jr at gmail dot com

  35. Clean eveynight before you go to bed, and you will wake up to at least a clean house for a little while!!

  40. Do your cleaning when the kids are gone or aseelp so they don’t just undo it!

  41. I have found list , lists and more list are the key to getting things done.

  43. BEFORE A BIG FAMILY DINNER, TRY TO MAKE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE THE NIGHT BEFORE.
    LAY CLOTHING OUT BEFORE GOING TO BED SO YOU AREN’T MISSING ANYTHING IN THE MORNING.
    BOIL PASTA AHEAD OF TIME AND STORE IN FRIDGE IN BAGGIES. IF NEEDS TO BE COLD, IT WILL BE GOOD TO GO. IF IT NEEDS TO BE BAKED, IT WILL BE GOOD TO GO. IF IT NEEDS TO BE HOT, TOSS IT IN BOILING WATER FOR A MINUTE AND IT WILL BE HOT (OR BETTER YET) TOSS THE BAGGIE IN THE MICROWAVE (IT NUKES WELL)!

    THANKS FOR THE GIVEAWAY AND WISH ME LUCK!

  44. My best tip is to make lists. I always think I’ll remember what I need at the store or what I need to take to work and I don’t, so lists help!

  48. Crockpot meals can be a life saver! We also usually have enough leftover for a full meal to either freeze or eat as leftovers.

  50. I spend one day a week doing cooking prep work.I plan out meals and do ll the chopping of onion,peppers,garlic,ect then.I also brown up beef or boil chicken if needed on that day.It is a huge time saver.

  51. I cook a lot of meals on the weekend so that it’s easy to serve during the week.

  52. make a game out cleaning, that way the kids help out (saving me time) and they get a reward for doing the best job.

  53. I make meal in a big batch and freeze the rest for nights when we are short on time

  56. Sometimes the ok answer is using paperplates for evening snacks to minimize the accumulation of dirty dishes that takes time to clean up. The minutes you save in the evening could allow you to calmly read bedtime stories which is far more important than a clean kitchen.

  58. Instead of breaking out the hot,heavy iron to remove wrinkles from your clothes,just make your own homeade wrinkle releaser by mixing half water with half downy into a spray bottle to release the wrinkles.Plus it leaves your clothes smelling wonderful!

  59. Pick out outfits and pack bags the night before so you’re not running around in the morning.
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  61. Moms’ schedules are always super busy with housework, cooking, running errands, ect. but my one tip is to honestly take 10 minutes and look your kids in the face and talk to them. They will remember it more than the clean house or dinner.

    1. Another tip is to put your pets in a room with the door closed when guest come so they are not bothered by the pets.

  63. Condition your hair while you are shaving or doing other things. lets the conditioner soak in and saves time. multitask!

  64. Save time buy not planning! I spend nights planning just not to follow my plans! You can plan but don’t use times!!!
    Carla
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  65. I color code the dishes for each child. That way I know who used what and who needs to wash. Thank you for the chance.

  67. When doing laundry, I’ve found that it’s best to get it done right away. I never leave clothes in the wash overnight. The one time I forgot about them, the next morning they had the worst smell ever! Learned from that mistake. lol Also with clothes in the dryer, they tend to be less wrinkly if you fold them right away.

  68. When folding clothes make outfits, put them away in the kids drawers that way. Then in the morning you can just open the drawer and pick an outfit.

  69. I pack lunches and lay out clothes the night before to get out the door quicker in the AM.

  70. I get my daughter’s snacks for the week in order. I use snack size bags and fill with approved snacks (i.e. grapes, raiins, crackers etc) She has a box in the pantry and a place in fridge and she can pick a bag throughout the day

  71. Go to sleep early and wake up early (which your kids will make sure you do). That way you’re dead tired when your kids wake up at 7am

  73. Get all your clothes ready the night before. That way you don’t have to take the time to pick out clothes for everyone the next day.

  76. My best help is to put the dishes soaking before I sit down to watch the evening news. They are really quick to wash then and let drain. By bedtime they can be put away with no mess for morning.

  77. Get things ready the night before so you can just grab and go in the morning.

  78. when ur at the store whith a fussy kid pull a receipt out with candy or gum o yea here i forgot about this u been so good the last time we were here i bet if ur good u might get a banana bread cooked for u tomorrow works for me sometimes

  80. I always pack her bag the day before and when I do laundry I always put outfits together so I dont have to dig around looking for things that go together later.

  81. Plan meals at least a day ahead so you’re not scrambling to think of what to cook. Personally, I just grab a pack of meat out the freezer before I go to bed and stick it in the refrigerator so it’s thawed by time I’m ready to cook it the next night.

  82. we pick out the kids clothing the night before, so they dont have to rush in morning.

  83. I plan my outings. I make a circle with the trips and try to save time as well as gas. It makes me more efficient as well makes my day more thought out.

  84. Don’t make the bed – it’ll just get un-made at the end of the day anyway!!

  85. To save time I get all my kids things ready for the day before I wake them up. I function much quicker if I can do things alone.

  86. Teach your children where their shoes go as soon as they walk in the house so there isn’t any search for a lost sandal.

  87. My tip is pack kids school lunches the night before to save time from rushing in the morning.

  88. my best tip is to keep organized with what you are doing, if you dont you could be putting off things that should be getting done

  89. I like to moisturize my feet at night by putting on moisturizer, then socks before bed. That way my feet are always moisturized and I never have to stop in the middle of my busy day to apply moisturizer

  90. Time saving tip, prep fruits and veggies ahead of time and store in containers to have handy when kids want junk.

  92. Spend 10 minutes everyday picking up clutter and you will have an easier time keeping your home clean.

  93. So… I’m not so great at time-saving tips. The biggest one I’ve found is to just put.something.back. when you’re done with it! (I’m terrible at this, though.)

  97. I always try to get everything ready the night before. It avoids that morning scramble!

  98. I keep a basket at the top of the stairs and one at the bottom. When cleaning on one level, I put items that go to the other level in the basket and when I run to that other level, I take the basket with me and put those items away. That way I’m not always running up and down the stairs to put items away individually. Bigger kids can help empty the baskets when they get bored and are looking for something to do.

  99. My tip is to prepare the night before, or you will be running late for anything you have to do the next day.

  100. My biggest time-saving tip is to never leave a room empty-handed. If you’re going anyway, you might as well take something with you and return it to its ‘home’!

    Thanks!
    h4schaffer at gmail dot com

  102. get the kids clothes ready the night before so you have more time in the morning to get things done.

  103. When I cook certain meals I double them and freeze the extras. Saves me time when I activities to go to etc.

  104. I pack lunches at night and lay their clothes out for the next day. It is one less thing to think about in the morning.

  106. I like to make big enough meals so that there are leftovers. When I clean up after dinner, I’ll put them in individual containers and mark with what the meal was and the date then store in the freezer. Makes it easy to pull something out quickly to pack for lunches and saves us money.

  108. My mom gave me this advice
    Do one thing you hate to do one thing that needs done and one thing you enjoy
    Gets things done
    vmkids3 at men dot com

  110. I found that splitting big chores up into manageable smaller chores works for me. I could always find 5 minutes to clean the vanity mirror or scrub the toilet bowl or put dishes away. But finding 30 minutes to clean the bathroom would seem unmanageable to me.

    1. Very good point. I never have a 30 chunk of time and if I do I certainly don’t want to be in the bathroom.

  111. I always prep everything for dinner at breakfast and put it in the fridge so all I have to do is throw it together at dinner. Saves me time and lets me relax a little more in the evening after a long day.

    1. And ants…ewww…but I did read some tips to let dishes soak over night. I might be trying that.

  114. make boiled eggs for salads by cracking them and placing in a plastic bag and cooking with potatoes or maccoroni

  115. My tip is to use assorted sized baskets to organize things like books, toys and videos.

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  117. A great tip is to soak your dirty dishes while you are doing other things! 🙂

  118. Learn to multi-task! 🙂 I like to put a load of was in washer and/or dryer before bed, then it is ready to go in the dryer or be folded in the morning…sorry not very helpful!

    1. And someday there will be a future washer/dryer that will fold those clothes for us too! Great tip, thanks!

  119. Designate Days. Choose a day or night to do your grocery shopping and errand running each week. Choose a day to clean your home. Stick to your schedule and forget about these responsibilities the rest of the week.

  121. i always wash dishes while im cooking that way after supper i dont have many to wash

  122. i fill my sink with really hot soapy water and let the dishes soak while i do other things, by the time the water is cool enough to put my hands in it, the dishes practically wash themselves!

  123. If you have a picky child like mine and have to peel blueberries, cut them into quarters first. The skin will peel off in one big sheet. Still incredibly tedious but much less frustrating!

  124. I’m a step-mom….we only have my step-son during the summer so we are always looking to save time! My favorite? Putting my “green-ness” to the side and using paper plates instead of having to wash every dish…every night.

  125. Have fruits and veggies washed and cut up for an easy snack that you can pull out of your fridge.

  126. Everything has a place! If you follow this rule, you’ll never waste time looking for misplaced items…being organized saves time!

  127. my tip is get the children’s clothes together so you don’t have To look for them in the morning. also fix there lunches, their backpacks, sign any papers that need to be signed. this razor is a time saver.

  128. I’m always looking for time saving tips! This razor is a great time saver! I really don’t like to shave anyway 🙂

    1. Not shaving is an even bigger time saver. HAHa..but I have this crazy obsession with shaving every single day.

  129. If you are going out the next day, prepare all of your bags, etc. the night before so you can grab and go.

  132. I let the dinner dishes soak over night and do them with the breakfast dishes, this way I am not wasting my evening in the kitchen, I am with my family. I do the dishes in the morning while my daughter watches her morning cartoons and then we are off to enjoy the day 🙂

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