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TGIF! I hope you’ve had a great week. I can’t believe this is already Friday Finds #10 — time flies. If you try any of these picks, please tell me about your experience in the comments!
What are Friday Finds?
In this series I share a handful of interesting products across food, health, and beauty. Some are items I’ve tried and can recommend from experience, some are on my to-try list, and a few are simply fun discoveries. Think of Friday Finds as a curated mix of useful, healthy-living ideas and treats.
Ready? Here are this week’s picks.
Friday Find #1: Fat Snax Cookies
These low-carb cookies made my 17 Genius Keto Cookies round-up because they taste great and come individually wrapped, which helps avoid the “one-cookie-turns-into-the-whole-bag” problem. The chocolate chip variety contains about 2g net carbs per cookie, while the peanut butter flavor has roughly 1g net carbs per cookie. You can buy single flavors or a variety pack that typically includes chocolate chip, peanut butter, and a ginger turmeric option. They’re convenient for portion control and satisfying when you want a cookie without derailing low-carb goals.
Friday Find #2: Eve Hansen Hyaluronic Acid Serum
I picked up this affordably priced, well-rated hyaluronic acid serum to help boost hydration and improve skin texture. Even with a healthy diet and plenty of water, my skin can look a bit lackluster, so I wanted something to add subtle plumping and radiance. After a week of use I’ve noticed my skin feels softer and looks a touch brighter. The serum hydrates without leaving my skin oily, and it seems to smooth fine lines slightly. I’m pleased enough with the results to keep using it.
Friday Find #3: Cholesterol Clarity: What the HDL is Wrong with My Numbers?
This book has been on my reading list for some time, and a member of my Keto Living Facebook group reminded me about it this week. It explains cholesterol numbers in plain language and addresses common misunderstandings about lipid panels. Readers report it’s an accessible resource for anyone who wants to better understand their cholesterol results and how they relate to overall health. I’m planning to read it soon and expect it will help clarify confusing lab reports.
That’s a wrap for this week’s Friday Finds. If you try any of these products, I’d love to hear what you think—leave a comment and share your experience!