Recently I was sent a free sample of both the Aveeno Skin Relief Gentle Scent Body Wash Nourishing Coconut and Aveeno Skin Relief Gentle Scent Lotion Nourishing Coconut from Crowdtap. They came in tiny little bottles that are really nice to slip in a purse but they are only sold in 12 oz bottles. 
I am not a fan of coconut smell so I wish I had gotten to try the chamomile oat but the coconut is not that strong so I was able to use it up. The idea of the lotion is to give sensitive skin people something that has a fragrance so they are not left in the world of the unscented or even worse, use a scented product that is super harsh on their skin. 
I am one of the second type of people. I like smelly body wash even though it drys out my skin and I have to apply thick creams through out the day to get my hands back to working order. 
After a week of using both the lotion and the body wash I feel less itchy overall but I don't feel like I am holding on to moisture for a full day like it claims. I will have to use it a little longer to see if that works. I do like Aveeno products, they have always been tried and true for sensitive skin. I think I will get the full size chamomile ones and see if my skin improves over time. It's time for a new bottle of lotion anyway. 

I had the opportunity to try out Annie's Homegrown Star Pasta & Chicken Soup for free thanks to Influenster. There are not actually cheddar bunnies in the soup, I added those on my own. The soup was pretty good though. I really like the box it came in, it was really easy to open and made it really convenient to take to work and not worry about spilling a whole bowl of soup all over my car.
As for the flavor,  it was decent. If you compare it to other brands of soup like Campbell's Chicken and Stars, you will be disappointed.   If you just take it as it is and have no comparisons to other soups you have tried, it is rather good. You have your classic chicken broth with little chunks of chicken and star shaped noodles that take you back to a simpler time. There is not very much salt in the broth so if you like that salty flavor (like me) I suggest adding some cheesy crackers to sweeten the deal. 
It is organic which is nice, and made without  artificial flavors, synthetic colors, preservatives or MSG and that is a big bonus. I can't say I eat strictly organic foods but it is nice when there is a convenient, not very expensive, product that I can use in place of the more heavily processed things. 
Currently it is only available in two stores in my town, and they are two that I never got to. I am not sure why they are not more widespread at this point since my regular grocer has a whole block of their canned soups but we will see how long it takes to get them on the shelves! Maybe they are more widely available in your area, but definitely check here to make sure they are at the store before you get all excited. 
Overall, I give it a 3 out of 5 for flavor, convenience and availability. I am super curious about the Creamy Tomato and Bunny Pasta though, but I doubt I will venture into the stores it is sold. I guess "super" is a strong word! 

Hey y'all!
I got to try the new Welch's Refreshingly Simple juice for free through BzzAgent this last month! I actually sampled the Strawberry Raspberry flavor and it was good! 
So the deal with the juice is that it is made with just a few ingredients and made without artificial sweeteners, preservatives, artificial flavors or high fructose. So not bad right? All the things you don't want are not in the juice. ​A quick jump to their website (welchs.com) and you can find that most flavors of the juice are available in the 59 oz. bottle and an 8 oz. can, which would be great for school lunches and picnics. 
When it comes to taste, the Strawberry Raspberry flavor is quite good. It has a little bit of fruit punch taste and it is hard to pick out the individual fruit flavors but they blend nicely. My son, who doesn't normally choose juice when offered choices, was reluctant to try it. After a few days of saying how I liked it, he gave in and had a sip. His reaction was perfectly child like, "MMMmmm! I like it." and he went on to ask for a full glass. 
Now, normally, we are not juice drinkers. We pass right by the wall of juice at the store without even pausing to consider it. So, that would end up meaning I have half a bottle of juice in the fridge door, taking up space and going sour. For the purpose of the sampling opportunity, and since they were so nice to send me a free bottle, I am determined not to let that happen. My goal is to either remember to drink it or get creative and find ways to mix it and use it. 
A couple of ideas come to mind here: I could make popsicles and use fresh berries to add texture, I could use it in place of water to make really flavorful jell-o or the one that I am most excited about is using a splash in a glass of champagne to make it a little tastier. We'll see what I end up doing!