ThinkPink -- If my earlier (now deleted) post is the issue -- I meant PROC, not ROC. Hope that helps.
Don't worry about it too much. I've seen it brought up quite a bit and it's a touchy subject every time.Originally Posted by jennm149 /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Thanks KawaiiMeows. I don't think I meant exactly what Kyuu read, but on re-reading, I could see that I didn't explain myself properly and that what I said was potentially offensive. Rather than trying to re-explain or expand, I decided to just delete that part of my comment. Apologies -- I'll either be more careful or avoid issues that are really best discussed, not written about on a board like this, in future.
Not intending to speak for Kyuu, by any means, but I think she took umbrage to this line:Originally Posted by kawaiimeows /img/forum/go_quote.gif
I think you're reading a bit in to her post. I didn't see any badmouthing of chinese people, unless you're talking about the food/makeup manufacturers she clearly has qualms with.
I mean, I can see where that could be taken offensively. After all, the US has recalls and manufacturing controversies aplenty. Pink slime, anyone?I've realized that if a country can't even manufacture powdered milk for food products (including formula for its own babies!) without putting melamine in it, they probably aren't going to spend too many resources policing companies that are manufacturing make-up to be sold in another country.
put some cocnut oil in a pan and melt, add marshmallows and stir.Originally Posted by Lanai12 /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Oooo, share how you use it in rice krispy treats & with crushed pretzels?
Oh okay! Thanks! That definitely clears it up. /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />ThinkPink -- If my earlier (now deleted) post is the issue -- I meant PROC, not ROC. Hope that helps.
It's funny because I think most people want their coconut oil to be flavorless. I use in place of canola oil when cooking popcorn, meat, etc and do not want it to taste like coconut!put some cocnut oil in a pan and melt, add marshmallows and stir. then add in your rice krispies and crushed up pretzels. spread it out into a pan and sprinkle mini choco chips on the top. they are dangerously delicious. just an fyi, trader joes is the best coconut oil to use for this because it still has a cocnut-y flavor, where as some of them, through processing, lose that flavor.
umm recipe!!?? that sounds amazingOriginally Posted by amandah /img/forum/go_quote.gif
totally agree here.
i love trader joes coconut oil. it's really good in rice krispy treats too /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> with crushed pretzels and choco chips
oh and as a moisturizer too!
Got my secondary box today (and a shipping notice on my primary). This might be my favorite BB yet... even though I got the dreaded foot wipes , the rest of the box (minus the tan towel) totally makes up for it!It's a 10 leave in conditioner -- this used to be my go-to, so I'm totally pumped about a decent size product that I know I can use! Model Co Lipstick in Kitty - I traded for Peony last month, so I'm super pumped about this! Dr. Jart BB Cream - pretty meh, but I'll use it. Tan Towel - total meh. Not a self tanner, but I won't complain because, well, the box without the tan towel is awesome. Dreaded Foot Wipes - I'm actually one of the few people who isn't bummed about these. When I wear Yellowbox Flip Flops all day, I get major K-Mart feet. These will be nice to have to take care of that! (I mean, baby wipes do the same thing.... but at least this is something I can use!)
Yes, ROC is Taiwan, not Mainland China. Easy to get them mixed up. =)ThinkPink -- If my earlier (now deleted) post is the issue -- I meant PROC, not ROC. Hope that helps.
Thank you. That is a must try. Maybe this weekend while my daughter is out of town and I will have them all to myself. Insert evil hands here.put some cocnut oil in a pan and melt, add marshmallows and stir. then add in your rice krispies and crushed up pretzels. spread it out into a pan and sprinkle mini choco chips on the top. they are dangerously delicious. just an fyi, trader joes is the best coconut oil to use for this because it still has a cocnut-y flavor, where as some of them, through processing, lose that flavor.
Received my box early - shipping .4401. Overall I'm not exactly enthused by this box although I will probably use the Ann Taylor codes. Â
Me too! I know a lot of people who think oil is too heavy, but my skin sucks it up and is nice and supple afterwards. Love the Trader Joe's CO.Originally Posted by Meggpi /img/forum/go_quote.gif
I get coconut oil in a big jar from Trader Joe's for 6 dollars and a big bottle of almond oil from the local health food store for 4 dollars--they are pretty much the only things I moisturize with! The almond oil is lighter for summer, the coconut oil is great for winter and post-shave. I mostly use other lotions for smell alone--I have found oil to be so much more effective.
It's working fine for me...Originally Posted by Mkp1 /img/forum/go_quote.gif
Birchbox.com seems to be down. Updating Aug boxes?
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