ThirtyFathomGrave
Member Since: August 4, 2017Reviews
Oregon Chai Tea Latte Concentrate, 32 Fl Oz
By far a superior product to Tazo's Chai Latte ( the brand used @ Starbucks for Chai Latte) Better quality & taste. Only downside: $8 for one caron at safeway vs a 3 pack of Tazo @ costco for the same price.
By far a superior product to Tazo's Chai Latte ( the brand used @ Starbucks for Chai Latte) Better quality & taste. Only downside: $8 for one caron at safeway vs a 3 pack of Tazo @ costco for the same price. -
Netflix
love it. being able to now download shows & movies and watch offline is amazing. one thing needs improving, content in Canada.We get basically nothing compared to the USA.
love it. being able to now download shows & movies and watch offline is amazing. one thing needs improving, content in Canada.We get basically nothing compared to the USA. -
Ben & Jerry's The Tonight Dough
Its amazing. Im not one for ice cream, but this I can't live without. Mnd you, I do like to eat it whilst walking on a treadmill or cycling, nothing that tastes this good is good for you.
Its amazing.
Im not one for ice cream, but this I can't live without.
Mnd you, I do like to eat it whilst walking on a treadmill or cycling, nothing that tastes this good is good for you.
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Mamma Chia Drink
Mamma Chia. Organic Chia Squeeze in Blackberry Bliss flavour, at Costco. Benefits: Chia + Fruit + Vegetables 1200mg Omega-3s Good Source of Fiber Gluten Free and Vegan 70 Calorie Pouch Non-GMO Verified USDA Certified Organic BPA-Free I have only... +
Mamma Chia.
Organic Chia Squeeze in Blackberry Bliss flavour, at Costco.
Benefits:
Chia + Fruit + Vegetables
1200mg Omega-3s
Good Source of Fiber
Gluten Free and Vegan
70 Calorie Pouch
Non-GMO Verified
USDA Certified Organic
BPA-Free
I have only had this one flavour, but I am totally hooked!
These are so refreshing and filling! Great on the go snack for any age.
If you're not accustomed to chia seeds, the texture may take you by surprise. It's almost like a thin jam... but in the best way possible.
I found these at Costco and they are a bit on the pricey side - appx $16 for a 12 pack.
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Color Oops Extra Strength Hair Color Remover
Tips for using this product effectively: Use more than you think you need - your hair can't be too saturated. Wrap your head in plastic and leave the product on for at least 1 hour. Sit somewhere warm. Simple chemistry will tell you that most... +
Tips for using this product effectively:
Use more than you think you need - your hair can't be too saturated.
Wrap your head in plastic and leave the product on for at least 1 hour.
Sit somewhere warm. Simple chemistry will tell you that most chemical reactions work slower in colder temps.
Follow the rinsing instructions. The more you shampoo it during the initial rinse, the better your results.
Following the aforementioned steps, I was able to take my hair from "midnight merlot" (Dark Plum) to light red, which was light enough to then go blonde with 2 applications of 20 volume bleach. If you know anything about hair, you know this product is basically a miracle.
Granted, it's near $20 a bottle, but the same process at a salon would have cost me nearly $100 so it's totally worth it.
Cons; It stinks! It doesn't smell like ammonia because it's not a bleach ( it contains Hydrosulfite which rapidly reduces the dye molecule, and washes away with shampoo) but you will smell the chemical process for a few days after. I still think it's worth it.
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