Juice me up Andrew!

Advantages: Thicker looking hair with a lovely shine
Disadvantages: Only available from Asda

...I came across this product in Asda last week when I was looking for something to give my fine hair a bit more body. At £3.00 for 250ml I thought it wasn't too expensive and if it didn't work, as so many different products I've tried didn't, well at least I hadn't wasted too much money. It comes in a tall cylindrical black plastic bottle with a lift off top and has a spray applicator. The words Shiny Happy Hair Andrew Barton Big Hair Lifting Juice Body Building Style Spray are written in green and white on the front of the bottle. I must confess I've never heard of Andrew Barton but on doing some research I discovered he had been in the hairdressing business for over 25 years tending the hair of the rich and famous. His new haircare range has been sold exclusively from Asda since 2007. ***WHAT THE BLURB SAYS*** This body...

manlybeach 03.08.2009 · Read review
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Andrew 'Freddy' Flintoff

Advantages: national hero christened Freddy
Disadvantages: non-existent now

...What can be said about England's favourite cricketing son that hasn't previously ? Christened 'Freddy' since the early days of his career, the big Lancastrian with 'that' cheeky grin that any cricket follower will know of, has become the favoured son of the England cricket team. England's recent sucess against the West Indies in the Caribbean, followed by sucess on home soil against New Zealand and now backed up by England's 4-0 test crushing of Brian Lara's boys, was in part down to Freddy's form with bat and ball. Name: Andrew Flintoff Born: 6th December 1977 (Lancashire) Batting: Right-hand batsman Bowling: Right-arm fast-medium Whereas he used to get out frequently by skying a loose shot, he now plays with a careness to his game, rather than just smacking it into row Z. His form for Lancashire has gone largely unnoticed...

ManUtdBoi 21.08.2004 (22.08.2004) · Read review
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Andrews - If You've Got A Hangover Read On.....

Advantages: It really does work
Disadvantages: Quite Expensive

...Nothing attracts less sympathy than a self-inflicted injury. I wonder how many of you out there, like myself, have over indulged the night before. You know the one, you've overdone it on a combination of too much food and alcoholic drink. You wake up with a head that feels like its been bludgeoned by a house brick, and a taste in the mouth that leaves you wondering if you attempted to eat the bedroom carpet last night. If any of this sounds familiar then please read on?? I always keep a tin of Andrews Salts in my bathroom cupboard for such an occasion, because one thing you can be certain of when all your friends say, "I told you so" you can always rely on Andrews to be your friend in your hour of need. So what are Andrews Salts? Andrews are made by Glaxo-SmithKline-Beechams, based on an old anti-indigestion remedy. It is...

micksheff 26.06.2005 · Read review
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  St Andrews in Summer

Advantages: Refreshing, friendly, plenty to do for all the family
Disadvantages: Often cold and wet, some activities very expensive

...St Andrews, best known perhaps to golfers the world over, is a beautiful, peaceful place for a holiday. I was lucky enough to go there for two weeks every Summer all through my childhood, since my grandparents lived there; their house was large and accommodated our family easily, giving a great base for trips out to the beach, shopping, explorations, and many other activities. ? Climate ? Situated in a bay on the East coast of Scotland, St Andrews has some of the loveliest stretches of beach in the country. The West Sands were the scene of the opening shots of the film 'Chariots of Fire', with coastline stretching for miles, the water clear and inviting, the sand perfect for children to make sandcastles and channels to the sea. Being on the coast, the weather is temperate - it rarely freezes in winter, but equally...

Kukana 11.11.2003 (24.12.2003) · Read review
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  Andrew's Price is Right!

Advantages: Fantastic service to make you feel special!
Disadvantages: Some services may be a little expensive

...Last week, I decided that I needed a haircut (badly), but there was a problem. My local hairdresser had recently moved to a different location on the other side of town. Always up for a change, I started looking round on the net for salons in Swansea. I came across the Good Salon Guide, which had a few highly rated salons in my home town so I compared prices. Then, I found a five star salon which was of a reasonable price! I gave them a ring, and a friendly woman took my details and gave me a booking for two hours later with one of their designers. My sister wanted her hair cut too so she got an appointment after me with the same designer. Before I describe the visit, I'll tell you a bit about the business. Andrew Price Salons -------------------------- Andrew Price was born in Lichfield, and trained there as an apprentice. He...

beatlesgal25 14.04.2006 · Read review
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The Doll's House Restaurant, St Andrews

Advantages: great selection of food, good cheaper options, nice ambience
Disadvantages: feeling rushed, rubbish veg selection

...The Doll' House Restaurant in St Andrews is a very popular restaurant among tourists, locals, students, and St Andrews very cosmopolitan transient community. It is owned by Simon Littlejohn (of Littlejohn's restaurants) and Alex Knight, who I think have owned it for about 13 years together. The Doll's House Restaurant is the flagship restaurant of the group 'House Restaurants' - which also include - The Grill House (St Andrews), The Glasshouse (St Andrews) and The Riverhouse (Stirling). All of these restaurants have their own style, ambience, and each focuses on a particular genre of food. The Doll's House is a bistro style restaurant which claims it focuses on Scottish cuisine with a French twist - which I think in the majority is true - but their Hungarian Goulash, and the Cantonese monkfish stirfry which I saw on the menu...

pu55cat 14.12.2008 · Read review
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Andrew Helps Me Stay On The Straight & Narrow!

Advantages: Fast heat-up, easy to use, great value
Disadvantages: None

...simply blow-drying it. I used to use Nicky Clarke straighteners, which were adequate but took ages to heat up and never gave me perfectly sleek hair. There's such a wide range of straighteners out there now, and the prices are steadily getting lower and lower, so I decided to treat myself! Now, I wanted a solid ceramic pair with ionic technology, but the only one available was a really ugly set. Then I decided I wanted straighteners that are shaped like scissors, so I can lessen or increase the pressure depending on what area of hair I'm straightening. But none of the straighteners I could find incorporated all my three requirements. I had finally decided on those painfully expensive GHD straighteners when a very, very late Christmas present arrived from my auntie who lives down south - Andrew Collinge Ceramic Smooth Out Straightener...

JessL 12.02.2004 (04.04.2004) · Read review
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Andrew Gets to Grips With My Kinky Style

Advantages: Frizz- free, smooth, glossy straight hair
Disadvantages: None

...hair, and a flawless complexion. We skip to work, tossing our hair, even smiling and waving at 'Leery Larry' who stares at your ass until you are completely out of sight. But days like this don't happen too often, so we need all the help we can get. With so many hair care products on the market, it can all get a bit confusing. You have your volumising, straightening, shine, gloss, colour enhancing etc products to choose from, each promising to give you the hair you have always wanted. I prefer to keep things simple. My hair is fine, and can be very frizzy and difficult to control, so for years I have been using straightening and anti-frizz products on my hair, and Andrew Collinge No Kinks Straightener is, in my experience, one of the best. The No Kinks Straightener comes in a 100 ml tube, and is like a fine gel. It also contains...

lizzy8 14.02.2006 · Read review
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Flowers In The Attic By Virginia Andrews - Review

Advantages: Shocks and Thrills, Excellent Writing, The Best Book I Have Ever Read !
Disadvantages: None - Although Those Hoping That Books By Her Ghost Writer Will Match Up, Will Disappointed

...the mansion, whilst they are confined, is very interesting as at the start they are full of hope that one day they will venture downstairs when their grandfather dies and their mother can inherit. Over time the relationship changes and the children begin to lose hope in their mother whilst the older children become parental figures for the youngest. I would recommend this book 100% and it is actually based upon a true story. Read this book first, followed by the 3 sequels Petals on The Wind, If There Be Thorns and Seeds of Yesterday which take the family through many years to adulthood. Then Garden of Shadows the prequel which in my opinion contains the biggest shock of all and completes the series perfectly. Whilst Virginia Andrews books, from Flowers, to the Heaven Series (Casteel) are finely written and re-readable as well as the only book...

charley99 14.06.2009 · Read review
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St Andrews

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...Standing on the first tee at St Andrews you look forward onto a vast wide open space. An impossible to miss fairway which seems to stretch beyond anyone?s driving range. Behind you is the Royal and Ancient clubhouse where the rules of this great game are still administered and verified to this day. To your left is the shop of Tom Morris Open champion in the 19th century and a landmark which continues to draw visitors from all over the world. Beyond that the town of St Andrews with the oldest university in Scotland and to your right the waves of the North Sea sweep onto the shore of the beach. For beauty, history and the challenge of the golf course you are as near to heaven as a golfer can get whilst still breathing. The course was used for this years Open Championship and though the winner could easily have been predicted...

BestyWesty 31.10.2000 · Read review
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