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These mats are worth every penny! They fit perfectly right out of the box ,are easy to care for and look great.

Every once in a while I'll shave my head, I bleach my hair constantly to dye it multiple colors throughout the year, it was badly damaged and time to start fresh. I bought these about three weeks ago. I wanted to give these pills the ultimate test. I have a chronic illness, that can affect my hair growth, so I wanted to see if these pills were all they were cracked up to be. So, last week I shaved my head completely bald, and just one week later I have thick peach fuzz! Usually it takes at least about two-three weeks to get peach fuzz after shaving my head. I am testing it further but so far it has accelerated my hair growth. I haven't noticed a change in my skin yet or my nails, but if that changes I'll update this review.

Wow, I'm giving Weathertech one star. But they barely earned that. Product quality of materials is great. Why do they have to put the bright colorful Weathertech logo for everyone to see. Attention should not be towards a car mat! Don't appreciate them using my car as advertisement. Now onto the real problem, product design and engineering. Hands down, terrible. I can tell it's partly the car design but they could of done much better. They are simply too small and don't protect the carpet. As a reference the stock mats are bigger, they stick up past the top and down below and past the bottom. How can stock mats be bigger than $200 Weathertech's? If I'm driving with a soda between my legs and hit the brakes hard and it spills forward it will not even fall onto the mat, would hit the carpet. For those with wet or dirty shoes you can also expect your carpet to show it. Overall, this is my 4th and last set of Weathertech mats. It's embarrassing. I will say the back seat isn't bad but the front are terrible, both sides. Save your money, not worth it.

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