Reviews

    Date Better

    Amanda SLevel 2 12 Reviews

    a year ago

    I saw these at the checkout counter of a local cafe (s/o Billie's Grocery in Kansas City), and I was intrigued by the peanut butter + date concept. Two things I love so much individually, so I just had to try. These are DELICIOUS! I wouldn't change anything about the flavor / size / packaging. I know that people have given feedback about the high price point and how there are only 2 dates per package. In my opinion, neither of these bother me for this product. These dates are big, dense and super sweet. I probably could eat a few more, but I don't think it would make sense for a large resealable bag. I would envision a pack of max 4. As for the price point, it wasn't that expensive in my opinion. It was around $7. I think this is about what you would pay for a high-quality pastry / dessert in a cafe.

    Jolie

    Amanda SLevel 2 12 Reviews

    a year ago

    Purchased through a Thingtesting offer

    First off, I love this brand. Their marketing is genius - especially the hook about finding out your water quality as their main site pop-up. The packaging & unboxing experience are so CUTE. I love it, and you can tell it was so customer experience oriented. The install was easy and straight forward. The wrench did not work for my shower head, and I had to have maintenance come. Also, pro tip: be careful about using the wrench if you live in a rented apartment / house because the wrench can scratch the current shower head when you're trying to take it off. Best to just have maintenance do it, if that's an option for you. Once the shower head is on, you're good to go! It's a lot bigger than most shower heads, which is a nice added perk. The water quality feels like it's changed - it almost feels "smoother" (hoping this is not in my head). Only positive things to say about the product itself so far! Why did I give it 4 stars? -1 star due to the price point for the average consumer. This is definitely not an accessible product to all. For the average person, $148 upfront and then an extra $132/year (filter change every 3 months) is kind of a lot. This is literally another bill to pay. In my opinion, this is a luxury item and does not make clean / high-quality water accessible to all. Just accessible to people have a bit more of a disposable income. It would be nice to see a tiered product line (maybe a smaller shower head?) to give consumers options at different price points.

    Dr.Jart+

    Amanda SLevel 2 12 Reviews

    a year ago

    This review is for the Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment: For anyone with pink undertones in their skin, this is *chefs kiss* I use this when I want to even out my skin tone without putting on a foundation. It's a little pricey, but you'll definitely get your use out of it!

    Ursa Major

    Amanda SLevel 2 12 Reviews

    a year ago

    This has been my go-to face wash for YEARS The smell is so unique, and one of the best parts. It's a great price point, does well with sensitive skin, and it leaves your face feeling refreshed (great for oily skin too). I also love their face wipes - which my yoga studio used to have out for post-class use. Love this product and love supporting this brand!

    Acid League

    Amanda SLevel 2 12 Reviews

    a year ago

    This review is for the Sushi Shop Carrot Ginger Dressing: Pros: -I love the packaging, labeling, branding -Clean ingredients compared to other salad dressing brands -Great and innovative flavors (definitely not boring) Cons: -High price point for a dressing. Roughly $10. This kind of deters me from buying this brand. $10 is a lot to justify for a salad dressing in the grocery store. Just my opinion!

    Supergoop!

    Amanda SLevel 2 12 Reviews

    a year ago

    A review for the PLAY Body Mousse: I only have good things to say about this sunscreen, coming from someone who really does not like sunscreen (the greasiness, texture, skin reactions etc.). The smell is so good. It goes on light and doesn't feel like you have anything on your skin. For someone who has sensitive skin, it doesn't cause any reaction. If I had to choose one "con" it would be that it low key looks like you are rubbing shaving cream on your body if you're applying in public at the pool / beach. But it doesn't stop me - love this product!

    Native

    Amanda SLevel 2 12 Reviews

    a year ago

    This review is for the Native body wash - which I have been buying for years! This product is consistent, low cost, smells great, and is able to be purchased in stores (super nice if you run out and need to go buy one same day). Also, I feel like this product is great for sensitive skin. My skin is sensitive to pretty much everything but it agrees with this bodywash! I also love their founder Moiz, who I listen to on the Limited Supply Podcast. He ended up selling the company, but has an incredible come-up story. I love this brand and will continue to buy!

    Liquid Death

    Amanda SLevel 2 12 Reviews

    a year ago

    5 stars because hats off to this company for their branding. Honestly, a job well done. Capitalized and CHANGED the water space. As far as the product itself, I don't think it's anything special. If I'm going to buy a beverage, I would like it to add some sort of value to my body (pre/probiotic seltzer, rich with nutrients, etc.). Again, just my personal preference. It is at such a low price point, so I think it's definitely worth trying (and posting it to your IG story).

    Bitchin' Sauce

    Amanda SLevel 2 12 Reviews

    a year ago

    It's so good.... With SO many sauces to choose from in the vegan space, this one dominates! It has a unique flavor and less thick consistency, making it easy to eat with anything! Dipping chips, eating with veggies, putting on a sandwich. The only con is that the original leaves a bit of an aftertaste, but this doesn't deter me from buying it. Just make sure you have a pack of gum for afterward if you're eating in a social setting.

    Banza

    Amanda SLevel 2 12 Reviews

    a year ago

    The OG of chickpea flour pasta! Pros: -Product line range! They have a lot of different shapes of pasta and also pizza. -They are consistent. You know exactly what you're going to get. -I like the taste / consistency! I don't think it's too far off from semolina flour pasta. Cons: -They are expensive. Boxes of pasta are roughly ~$5 -The portion size is small if you're cooking dinner for 2 people. 2 boxes are too much, but 1 is not enough. Their boxes are 8oz, whereas a traditional box of pasta is 16 oz. If you're comparing this pasta to the traditional size, then this would be $10... -Wish their vegan pizza was in more stores. I have yet to see it in a Whole Foods. I feel like Daiya still dominates but would love to see Banza!