I love needle tip bottles as they're great for systemic writing and mark making in my artwork. I wasn't expecting these 30 ml bottles to fit heavy body acrylic paint in, for sure, but I have semi-fluid acrylics, quite runny. To my dismal, the bottle mouth is so narrow that it's extremely difficult to pour some of my acrylics in, so much so that I wasted lots of paint in the process. I first tried with a fitting mini funnel but it didn't work. Then, I tried by pulse, and no luck either. It might work well with inks or flow acrylics, but I don't own any of those. It is a pity because the bottles are good quality plastic and the tip is also good quality. Yet, they're worthless to fit in the many types of acrylic paints I own.
This cartridge provides great quality printing and my printer uses it to the last drop. Even when I use the draft printing settings and average printing paper, the results are excellent. The only downside is that it doesn't last me much and, if I want a decent printing yield, I have to buy the XL cartridge.
I wanted a thinner to use with those bottles of paint that are getting too thick and dry, so adding a bit of this medium and shaking the bottle well works perfectly. I also use it to thin average acrylics so that they become liquid-ish still maintaining their pigmentation. I've never used this medium for flow acrylic painting, so I can't comment on that. It works well for me. It is a good size mini bottle, a little amount goes a long way, and it is great value for money.
This
is a simple, no-fuss lip balm that makes wonders for my cracked lips.
It is very emollient and pleasurable to have on. I always check the
list of ingredients in the cosmetics I use as this really matters to me.
This lip balm has a huge array of natural wax, oils and plants
extracts, something that, to me, explains, why it took me two days to
get the cracks disappear from my lips after using this balm. I own other
lip balms and lip treatments and this is my fav so far.
I love
chai tea, so I chose this variety thinking that it might have a slight
similarity with the flavour, but, to my delight, it really tastes of
chai tea.
Good value for money.
This a good quality oven tray. I don't use it for bread just to roast veggies. It is quite large, like a fifth larger than most average bread pans out there. See my photo to see the difference. Very easy to use, and it doesn't stick. It cleans super-easy, just with a bit of soapy water even when I put lots of oil in it. Great value for money.
I've used these lozenges to recover from a viral infection with bouts of dry cough. It has really helped me to settle the coughing, especially in early mornings and late evenings. I have another packet of similar lozenges, and these ones are the ones that helped me. I like the mix of menthol and orange flavour as the orange masks the strong menthol and makes it more palatable to me. These lozenges have sugar and are sweet but not overly so. Great value for money. I will buy again.
I
have sensitive very dry skin and this ointment works beautifully for
me. No fancy packaging or scent, but the cream really soothes my skin
contact rashes as well as my very dry hands. I use acrylic paint and
mediums for my artwork, working sometimes with my bare hands, so this
cream has helped me to counteract the dryness I get as a result. Once
the ointment penetrates the skin there is no residue. However, until it
does, it is a bit 'oily' if that can be said, and it takes a few minutes
for the product to be fully absorbed; something that, on the other
side, I expect from any ointment.
The only think I dislike is
that the package does not have a list of ingredients on the jar.
Coloidal oat is mentioned but, is this the only ingredient? The main
ingredient? One of the ingredients? Why not having this fully
displayed? I own other Dermaveen skin products and they have the list
of ingredients on the back of the package, so I don't know why this
cream does not.
It is not tested on animals, something that really matters to me.
Good value for money.
I will buy again.
