First impression "The tiny individually wrapped makeup remover wipes are so ridiculously cute and are the most perfect travel-sized item to bring on trips." They're like the size of a fat square gummy candy. I want to know how many come in a... +
First impression "The tiny individually wrapped makeup remover wipes are so ridiculously cute and are the most perfect travel-sized item to bring on trips." They're like the size of a fat square gummy candy.
I want to know how many come in a pack and how much it costs because I assume they would cost more due to being individually packaged. I can't see any situation where I would purchase these individually wrapped makeup removing wipes and I'm struggling to figure out who and what situation this product is marketed for. If I go for a night out, I'm either going home to my normally packaged makeup wipes, staying with a friend who would generally provide some kind of makeup remover, or sleeping over somewhere with my full makeup on (if it is unplanned) and then going home to cleanse myself.
If I'm going to bring wipes on a trip, I would bring my pack of makeup wipes that are quite flat and don't take up much space in my purse or suitcase. I guess it needs to be specified that I am someone who always carries a large purse so I can ensure I always have room to throw purchases and/or snacks into. I am always fully stocked and prepared for all occasions. So I could assume that these tiny individually wrapped wipes are made for people who carry tiny purses (which seem to be hip right now). I think the package is too bulky to fit into a wristlet coin purse - maybe suitable for a clutch, depending on its width.
These are so cute and I think they would be great little items as stocking stuffers but after assessing, the individually wrapped wipes are wasteful and impractical. I'm sure there is a specific type of person these are ideal for and I would want to try to persuade them to change their ways to reduce the packaging waste and cost.
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My first observation when I took my first sip was that I wasn't expecting it to be so thin and liquidy. I would prefer a slightly thicker consistency since adding vodka to it will thin it out even more. There are tiny unexpected chunks of something... +
My first observation when I took my first sip was that I wasn't expecting it to be so thin and liquidy. I would prefer a slightly thicker consistency since adding vodka to it will thin it out even more. There are tiny unexpected chunks of something but it wasn't negative, I just expected it to be smooth.
I can't handle very much spice so I usually request only one shake of tabasco or none when I order a caesar at a bar/restaurant. I was hesitant because of the jalapeno but caesars are not a gulping drink so the amount of spice in each sip is just perfect for me. It is a smaller bottle than the other Clamato offerings for the same price, but I assume it is because of no MSG or artificial flavours which is appreciated.
I didn't have any fun accoutrements to make a photogenic caesar (not even any rim) but I think this would be a very quick and easy product to have on hand for drink preparations. Other Clamato's require adding other flavours to get the desired beverage but I enjoy this mix just as it is. I'm sure caesar snobs would still add their special touches but this Mott's Clamato Reserve is adequate to use without tinkering. Just add vodka and it's ready!
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As per the directions, I pumped one ping pong sized foam blob onto my dry hands and I rubbed them together before rinsing. It doesn't lather more than the foam that comes out of the pump. It feels slick and hydrating which I thought would be great... +
As per the directions, I pumped one ping pong sized foam blob onto my dry hands and I rubbed them together before rinsing. It doesn't lather more than the foam that comes out of the pump. It feels slick and hydrating which I thought would be great because of how dry the skin gets after excessive washing but after drying my hands on a towel, my hands definitely need some lotion. They are scaly and very dry.
Didn't know what juniper was but the scent is nice...like a sweet clean.
Took some getting used to because I usually run my hands under water before soaping up. I probably wouldn't purchase this because it is so drying. I usually buy things with built in moisturizer and sometimes I'm too lazy to lotion after washing. Especially when it's so often.
#gotitfree
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The "lotion" is very watery and it shoots out of the push down spout. I used 2 squirts for my whole face. The product has no scent, is very light and leaves no residue which makes it perfect for hot, humid summer days. I would want more hydration... +
The "lotion" is very watery and it shoots out of the push down spout. I used 2 squirts for my whole face.
The product has no scent, is very light and leaves no residue which makes it perfect for hot, humid summer days. I would want more hydration for my skin but it wasn't dry; it felt like I didn't put anything on at all.
If you're using benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid daily, your skin will be much more dry and I don't think this lotion would be sufficient hydration.
I would use this lotion after all of the serious work of acne care has finished - as maintenance once you have a clear face to keep pimples from coming back.
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Creamy, not chalky texture when you apply to the underarm skin. It seems to be moisturizing and goes on smooth. The scent is a pleasant, generic "fresh" laundry scent. It is not great as a deodorizer but that's not its purpose. I'm not exactly... +
Creamy, not chalky texture when you apply to the underarm skin. It seems to be moisturizing and goes on smooth.
The scent is a pleasant, generic "fresh" laundry scent. It is not great as a deodorizer but that's not its purpose.
I'm not exactly moving much these days during quarantine nor am I wearing proper clothes but I assume this antiperspirant would leave marks on shirts.
I personally require deodorant over antiperspirant so I probably wouldn't have purchased this for myself if I saw it on the store shelf.
I tried it for free from the ChickAdvisor ecobox!
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Got to try a tiny squeeze bottle - great travel size or something to keep in your purse. It looks like it would include SPF but I think I always get that impression from the Clarins logo. The scent is quite strong and flowery. Many people will... +
Got to try a tiny squeeze bottle - great travel size or something to keep in your purse.
It looks like it would include SPF but I think I always get that impression from the Clarins logo.
The scent is quite strong and flowery. Many people will have a problem with this. I definitely don't prefer flowery if my face cream is going to have a scent and this one is very pungent.
It has a light consistency which is why I would question why they named it a cream because I needed much more moisture from it. It wouldn't replace anything for me but I'll save it for hot, sweaty days in the upcoming months. I think this would be great for the summer because it is so light and has no leftover film and blends into the skin seamlessly.
Got it free in the ChickAdvisor ecobox.
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I am more favourable of black and green tea. I steer away from sweet teas normally but I would prefer this as an iced tea...maybe throw it into a cocktail recipe. Very fruity, very flavourful. Actual dried fruits in the mix with tea leaves. Takes a... +
I am more favourable of black and green tea. I steer away from sweet teas normally but I would prefer this as an iced tea...maybe throw it into a cocktail recipe.
Very fruity, very flavourful. Actual dried fruits in the mix with tea leaves. Takes a little longer than normal tea leaves to brew.
Quality tea bags. Nice packaging. I think it would be nice in a gift basket with tea accompaniments and a mug. It's a little fancy for me for an every day drinking tea.
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It smells SO good! Very fruity, tropical and transports you to warm summer days or beach vacations. I think it takes a while before you can notice a difference in hair for a product that claims to repair damage but I can say that it doesn't dry it... +
It smells SO good! Very fruity, tropical and transports you to warm summer days or beach vacations.
I think it takes a while before you can notice a difference in hair for a product that claims to repair damage but I can say that it doesn't dry it out or weight the hair down.
The shampoo has a flip top opening and it is a clear gel liquid that lathers nicely.
Surprised that it's vegan and doesn't include all the bad stuff - a "natural" shampoo.
It makes me want to drink juice looking at it; the shampoo bottle looks like a juice bottle, including the colour.
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Feels and smells like a medium thickness unflavoured yogurt. I may have preferred a slight scent. I keep expecting this cream to contain SPF and wouldn't be surprised if they introduced a new product with that. It is a thick cream. I think there... +
Feels and smells like a medium thickness unflavoured yogurt. I may have preferred a slight scent. I keep expecting this cream to contain SPF and wouldn't be surprised if they introduced a new product with that.
It is a thick cream. I think there may be some people who would think the cream is too heavy for daytime wear. It feels very hydrating which is important right now in the winter but I would feel hesitant wearing this in the summer as it would feel too heavy.
The more you rub it into your skin, the more it tingles. Especially around sensitive areas, you can feel the tingle and sting but it doesn't last. After about a week of use - once in the morning and once before bed, the thinner areas around my eyes are raw and sensitive. It hurts to put any product on those areas and it seems to have made my skin rough and patchy but not flaky. The Retinol SA may be too harsh for my skin.
The product says it will: "regenerate, moisturize, and smooth skin."
Regenerate - yes I think this cream does this.
Moisturize - yes.
Smooth skin - personally, I think my skin looks worse after using this wrinkle cream. The bags under my eyes look grey because the skin is rough and patchy and it seems to enhance my pores and make my skin look dull. I stopped applying face makeup the last few days because it made my face look terrible and I just wanted my skin to heal and go back to normal.
I've stopped using the cream all over my face after a week because the areas around my eyes were burning whenever anything came in contact with my skin (facial mists, aloe, etc). I continue to apply the cream around the edge of my face and the lower portion of my face but completely avoid the T-zone area and undereyes (where the wrinkle cream is most needed).
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I am currently tanned since summer started so the Tan shade matches my skin colour but in the winter I am just a tad darker than the Medium shade but i just throw some bronzer on. Such a quick and easy application with fingers or brush - I usually... +
I am currently tanned since summer started so the Tan shade matches my skin colour but in the winter I am just a tad darker than the Medium shade but i just throw some bronzer on.
Such a quick and easy application with fingers or brush - I usually just dab 3 spots on my cheeks and chin and then blend. A little goes a long way for a natural, sheer to medium coverage. It's very light in consistency but not watery so you don't feel it on your face and it looks very natural - matte but not dry and clingy.
I don't use a heavy moisturizer before using this as when I do, it tends to get greasy and oily around lunch time.
I tend to touch my face a lot and it does wear off the later it is into the day. I'm sure I can use primer and setting powder for a more lasting face.
I really like this product because it's so easy and quick to use and luckily, my skin colour fits within the 2 darker shades.
It is probably not going to be suitable for a lot of the general population though.
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