We review 100s of products a month — here are 9 we would actually recommend from March From a viral hair growth oil to newly released Beats headphones, these are the best products we tried last month.

Here are a few we would actually recommend (Photos via The Ordinary and Amazon).In March, our small but mighty team of shopping editors tried dozens of products, ranging from sleep trackers and humidifiers to extended reality glasses, winter jackets and everything in between.

Quick OverviewSee 4 moreBecause we're obsessed with testing products — "Is it worth buying?" is one of our favourite questions — we've curated a list of things we've tried and, importantly, actually liked from the last month. The products listed below got our editors through acne breakouts, re-inspired weekday meal prep and organized (at least a little bit of) our lives.Scroll ahead to shop the products we would wholeheartedly recommend and get a sneak peek of the items we're testing in March.

Kayla KueflerDASH Sous Vide Style Family Size Egg Bite MakerI don't know when it happened, but at some point in the past year, egg bites became one of my most eaten foods. I am a meal prepper extraordinaire and someone who tries to squeeze in protein anywhere I can, so egg bites have become a mainstay in my diet. Because I want to avoid spending my life savings at Starbucks, I bought this handy egg bite maker to make them at home. The sous vide-style device makes up to nine egg bites, but you can also use it as a griddle, sandwich maker or frying pan. I usually prep enough egg batter (eggs + cream + salt and pepper) and toppings (basically anything you would put in a quiche) to make 9-18 egg bites and freeze most of them for quick protein fixes during the week. The Dash maker is super easy to use, and the silicone moulds are dishwasher-safe, so clean-up is relatively hassle-free. My only qualm with the maker is that there is no temperature dial or on/off button. To use, you just plug it in and it heats up automatically. It heats pretty rapidly, which is not a problem in itself, but if you are not prepared with your raw egg batter, it's something to keep an eye on. Also, I find the handle heats up, so you'll want to open it with an oven mitt instead of your bare hand. - Kayla Kuefler, senior shopping editor ProsCons$83 at Amazon<img class="caas-img has-width img" height="720" src="https://asserts.doitme.link/icon/259950738224975159.png" width="1280"/>MOOACE, Kayla KueflerMOOACE 2-Pack Stackable 2-Tier Cabinet Organizer with Sliding DrawerThese sliding, two-tier drawers have brought me so much organizational joy. My apartment's no.1 feature is its lack of storage, and my kitchen has only a few meagre drawers and cabinets to store all of my stuff. These sliding storage drawers were not only easy to put together, but they're sturdy, practical, and the perfect size for my weird kitchen layout. Each pack comes with two two-tier drawers, which can be stacked if you want a four-drawer option. They would be great for bathrooms, cleaning supply closets, garages, or anywhere else you need a bit of organizing. I love them and would wholeheartedly recommend them. - KK ProsCons$52 at Amazon<img class="caas-img has-width img" height="720" src="https://asserts.doitme.link/icon/259950749851585847.png" width="1280"/>Melina Brum, UniqloRound Ultra Mini BagI've used the viral Uniqlo Round Mini Shoulder Bag on and off for a couple of years now, and I'm definitely a fan. So, when I saw them release a new ultra-mini version, I knew I had to get my hands on it. I love anything cute and miniature, after all. After receiving it, I can confirm it's very compact; however, these Uniqlo crossbodies are of the "Mary Poppins bag" nature. They always look deceivingly small and then you come to realize they pack quite a punch. Being one size smaller than the original, I was shocked to find that I could fit everything I needed — not as much as the larger one, obviously, but just enough. You can also remove the strap and alter the shape of the bag into a little clutch for various uses. My favourite feature of these bags is that they're fuss-free, thanks to their water-repellent finish, which protects against rain and spills. So, if you're looking for a small yet functional bag for everyday purposes, I highly recommend this one — you can't go wrong for $20! They make for great travel bags, too. - Melina Brum, shopping editor ProsCons$20 at Uniqlo<img class="caas-img has-width img" height="720" src="https://asserts.doitme.link/icon/259950759884361015.png" width="1280"/>Beats, Kayla KueflerBeats Powerbeats Pro 2 Wireless Bluetooth EarbudsThese noise-cancelling earbuds are unlike any headphones I have ever tried. Why? 06T18:11:26Z","endDate":"2023-09-07T06:11:26Z"}}