Oh
dear, I just love Trader Joe’s so much! I mean the taste, the quality and the
prices – it doesn’t get much better. As I am packing to go back to school (a
new school I might add) I’ve been dying to grab some infamous Trader Joe’s products. I don’t really like watching or doing hauls (so don't expect them) but I can watch Trader Joe’s
hauls all day long (no, not really but you catch my drift).
I
recently watched Tara E (on YouTube) and spoke about how she liked the tee tree
cleanser. I’ve been using the Tee Tree Skin Clearing Facial Wash from The BodyShop. It works well but it’s something I would need to keep buying and quite
frankly I don’t have the money. I have read reviews about it being strong but
most people said you should only use a little bit.
My
friend Josh told me that they’re really good and I love anything mango. How
could I go to Trader Joe’s and not buy their Cookie Butter? I mean, everyone
raves about it. I couldn’t wait to try it! I pretty much stuck my [clean]
finger in there and scooped it out. It’s so yummy! It does have a hint of
ginger and it’s sweet. So far, I’ve only had it on a cupcake (sugar overload!)
but it says you can put it on other pastries, waffles, pancakes, etc.
The
tea lover strikes again! I feel like I should do tea reviews or something. At
$1.99 I decided to try the Mango Black Tea. I’ve only used one bag – for the
past 3 days. I mean, most people tend to throw away tea bags after the first
use but you can reuse them until the flavor isn’t strong anymore. I love how I didn't have to add any honey but I might do so next time because Black tea is
pretty strong. You can still taste [and smell] the mango though.
The
Salted Caramel Chair Tea Mix smelled delightful. Of course I felt basic as heck
because I swear everyone has to have Chai during the winter but whatevs. The
best part is all you add is water because it comes in a powder form. It’s the
normal salty/sweet taste that every salted caramel product tastes like. I think
I’d like to try it with vanilla soy milk for a sweeter taste.
Tara E. mentioned using jojoba oil as a makeup remover (I use oil to remove my
makeup as well) but I want to use it for my hair. Use it to take down my
twists, add in Shea butter or use by itself as a sealant.
Cold-pressed
coconut oil is the same but you can’t beat this price! The co-op near my house
retails this at $10.99 so I couldn’t beat the $5.99 price at TJ.
What
kind of naturalista would I be if I didn’t pick these up? Whitney raved about
it and I’ve wanted to try it ever since. I bought two bottles of conditioner
because one was not enough. I also picked out the shampoo. I’ll definitely
review it when I try it out!
What are your fav things from TraderJoe’s?
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