Advantages: Keeps skin fresh all day..
Disadvantages: Can be a little pricey

...'Witch' is a brand of facial skincare products that uses witch hazel as an aid to soothing and preventing break outs.. Which can be found in Superdrug, Boots and the majority of cosmetic stores and supermarkets. It is a varied price product, with offers that vary from shop to shop, throughout the month the majority of stores have an offer on these products. As in the reality having to spend over five pound on even a stick to help treat spots is a little expensive for a tight budget. So as we all do.. Take advantage of the offers in store.. I got my products on a two of £4.99 offer in Superdrug… What is witch hazel? Witch hazel is a natural plant extract that is the main soothing ingredient in 'Witch' facial skin care products. The botanical name for witch hazel is 'hamamelis virginiana,' taken from the Greek words... Read review

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Advantages: 3 unique books contained in one book, very interesting characters, excellently written
Disadvantages: nothing I can think of

...The Witches Trilogy By Terry Pratchett (Hardback) Book 1 - Equal Rites Book 2 - Wyrd Sisters Book 3 - Witches Abroad Year Released: 1994 Number of Pages: 592 This one book contains three of the Discworld novels written about Witches in the order that they were published. All three books are centred on the main witch called Granny Weatherwax and there are two other witches called Nanny Ogg and Magrat Garlick. They find themselves in all sorts of situations and mainly intrude on other people's lives. Equal Rites: This is the 3rd Book in the Discworld Series and was released in 1987 Synopsis: Wizards are supposed to be MEN, however there is always an exception to the rule and when Eskarina who is an eighth daughter of an eighth son was born and then inherited a powerful staff things changed. There is no such thing... Read review

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Advantages: Clear fresh skin
Disadvantages: Can be quite expensive

...When I was in my 20s I used to watch a friend (in her 30s) carry out her daily facial skincare routine.... cleansing...... exfoliating..... toning.... moisturising, Oh how I laughed...she of the quick scrub with flannel and hot water.....Oh how she is probably laughing now......... I am now in my 30s and got a shock when I looked in a magnified mirror one day and I vowed to take more care of my skin, although after 2 days of the above regime I was bored and mascara marked my pillow once more! I have combination skin and at certain times of the month can be prone to a few volcanoes......at times I have believed them to be alien beings building igloos under my skin.......but this has been scaled down to mere molehills since I have started to use my trusty witch wipes. **The... Read review

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Advantages: Devilishly fun with the most catchy main theme and strong incidental music
Disadvantages: Sound very dry and a small technical flaw in one track

...RAAAARRRHHH!!! WOOOHOOOO!!! Jingely jangely jingely! Pffeeewwuuuu!!! WRAAARGGHH!!! Phew… öh… Kröhöm! I apologise for that most unprofessional fanboy exclamation, but I think that is the best way to describe the feelings that arose within me when I heard that John Williams' soundtrack for The Witches of Eastwick was being made available again. Back in 1987 when the film first came out, Warner Brothers put out an LP and CD release of some 50 minutes of the film's score, but being forever the dingy bastards they are, they decided the music was not worth for them to keep up in stores (despite the music even receiving an Oscar nomination) and the title went out of print after that one initial run. This of course meant that in a very short time prices started to escalate, and in the ensuing years the title became one of the most sought... Read review

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Advantages: Interesting ideas and storyline, the historical parts
Disadvantages: Too long and complex in places, graphic sex!

...Until a few months ago, the only book I had ever read by Anne Rice was half of ‘Interview with a Vampire.’ The reason I never finished ‘Interview with a Vampire’ w