Sentences with phrase «slightly viscous»

It's a paint formulation that remains ever - so - slightly viscous for three to five years.

A neon puddle of either green, pink, blue or orange that smells slightly sweet and feels slightly viscous between your fingers is indicating a problem with your radiator, water pump, coolant reservoir or radiator hoses.

This is what I would call a serum oil, a slightly viscous liquid that has an oil - like effect on hair in terms of providing gloss and moisture while being extremely lightweight and unobtrusive on the hair.

I picked up the Brightening Moisture Lotion, one of the thin, slightly viscous beauty water toner - type products that are booming thanks to the Korean beauty trend.

Our Madagascar Bourbon Pure Vanilla Bean Paste is made by combining our famous Madagascar Bourbon Pure Vanilla Extract with vanilla bean specks, in a slightly viscous base.

You can also use homemade aquafaba from cooking beans, but make sure it is reduced enough to be slightly viscous.

When soaked, chia seeds create a slightly viscous substance that is perfect for making an all - natural, pectin - free blackberry jam or a chocolate chia seed pudding.

Not exact matches

«We wanted an Old Tom true to the «black cat» — viscous, slightly sweeter and mellower, just a little savoury versus crisp.

The smoothie consistence is slightly more viscous than a smoothie, it almost reminds a kind of yoghurt.

Unscented with a milky white, slightly translucent color, this lightweight almost gel - like cream has a viscous texture that goes on silky - smooth.

Dab the brake pedal, pull back on the right - hand paddle and we're away, chuntering slightly as the e-gear software shuffles the clutch and engine revs, and the V10's torque fights against the all - wheel - drive viscous differentials as we peel away from our parking space.

Since the 4 ms slowdown over 30 years was followed by a similar but slightly reduced speedup over the next 30 years, it is clear that a lot of the energy difference needed to conserve angular momentum had to have been stored elastically in the mantle rather than being dissipated to viscous heating of the mantle.