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This range is absolutely fabulous for an instant injection of vibrant colour... but here are people on this forum who seem to think it is a permanent colour.... Like any other "rinse" style hair colour product, this colour will not stick to your hair and will only stop running after it has completely washed out of your hair. If you want a permanent result.... use a permanent colour! The plus side is that it leaves your hair nicely conditioned and will not cause damage like a permanent... and the colours are GORGEOUS!
I have changed my hair colour from a dark brown and managed to get it nearly platinum blonde (yes, I'm crazy!) and the last time I had my roots grow through (medium brown) I thought I'd give this a try.
I have used the regular Live XXL dyes in the past, and have used the Max Blonde one to touch my roots up with as it usually lifts my colour up to 8 shades, which is perfect. The foam however can only really go from about 4-6 shades.
First we will start with the boring stuff like the packaging, smell etc...
The packaging is quite funky, a nice pot that looks like a frappacino cup from a coffee shop. You basicly mix the products inside the cup, and shake 40 times. When you open the lid, there is a very light foam inside that looks more bubbly than foam. It smells okay, as it has pomegranate essence in it.
To apply the product you just scoop it out of the cup and apply. It does tend to start to "un-foam" after a while, so make sure you're fairly quick using it. It doesn't feel that nice on the hair as it is applied compared to creams and masks, but it goes on fairly easily. I have chin length hair, so one pack was enough, but if your hair is any longer and thicker, it may be worth getting 2.
The price is a bit expensive for what you get and how well it works, but if its on offer, and you need a quick hair dye thats easy to apply, then this is the one for you!
My roots came out a dark gingery blonde, nowhere near as light as the max blonde regular style dye, but it did feel nice after. This would be suited more to someone who has dark blonde/medium blonde hair, as the lift isn't as strong as the regular Live XXL.
Schwarzkopf Live Colour XXL Shake It Up Colour Foam Hair Dye (permanent)
I bought this hair dye to use before my graduation, I bought it from superdrug online and I used it a couple of days ago. I have tried a few hair dyes from Schwarzkopf when I dyed my hair red, I have gone through q few boxes and I think it is a great brand. This is the first Schwarzkopf foma hair colour I have used, and lets just say I won't be buying another.
- Product description (from Boots UK)
"Schwarzkopf Live Color XXL Shake It Up Colour Foam Permanent Hair Dye Dark Chocolate Delight 465, permanent vibrant foam colour with dazzling gloss effect."
- About the product
The hair dye comes in a shaker/milkshake tub which is quite unique and makes it stand out on the shelves. The dye comes with the developer, a pair of gloves, instructions and a sachet of conditioner. I bought the shade dark chocolate delight 465 and it is a permanent hair dye. The product claims to give a dazzling gloss effect, vibrant colour, no drip formula and a juicy fruity scent. The product also claims to be as easy to apply as shampoo and be fun/easy to use.
- Using the product
Firstly, a skin test is needed to make sure that on the off chance you are not allergic to the dye/ingredients - I haven't had any problems with any of the at home and in salon hair dyes. The instructions are east to read and follow. You pour both the developer and the powder colourant into the shaker/milkshake style tub which is a bit unusual as the bottle is usually has a nozzle, not just an open top and also the colourant isn't usually in a powder form, even when compared to the other foam dyes I have used. You then put the plastic lid back on, which doesn't look like it will stop leaks at all but it does and you have to really shake it very well - I found some bits of powder dye at the bottom of the tub while using - so you have to really shake it very very well, from my experience.
Once shaken very well, you remove the lid carefully and with the fat too big plastic gloves on, I scooped out some of the dye and began to apply it to my roots = I like the application of this product to an extent. It is quite usual because you apply it like a shampoo, and that it how the instruction advise you to apply the dye which is very unusual and something that I haven't had with any other hair dye. I find that nozzle bottles are easier and quicker to use personally. However due to the dye, possibly because it is a foam, it can be applied like s shampoo and you can massage it into the roots/hair which is great, in my opinion. While applying and using this product I found that it did have a slightly fruity scent, which is far nicer than other hair dyes I have used, however it did have a fairly strong under tone of chemical as with all hair dyes but it wasn't as offensive as other dyes. The application of this dye is pretty good and I like that fact that you can massage it into your roots/hair to an extent. Although as mentioned previously you do have to really shake the tub of dye very well because I did get some rather big clump of powder dye at the bottom of the tub which didn't look nice as you can imagine with a brown hair dye and I had to mush them up in my hands which didn't work too well but I had to use it anyway.
After the application, I found that the one tub did cover all of my hair, not 100% because my hair is very long and fairly thick - also some of the dye was still in powder form but it was sufficient. I wouldn't buy this dye again but if you are going to buy this product and you have long hair then I would suggest that you buy two tubs. The dye doesn't smell bad so it is fine with me and it doesn't really drip either. However, after I had applied the dye and tied my hair up in a bobble I found that there was quite a lot of mess to clean up. I am not the tidiest when I comes to hair dye but this product was very messy! The dye was on the sink, wall, floor and on my skin. In my opinion, the foamy nature of the due and the ill fitting gloves made the dying process a lot messier than I would have liked. The dye was easily removed from the sink and walls with a wet cotton pad (water) but it did take a bit more effort to remove the excess dye from my skin. I used my trusty Bioderma makeup remover which is fantastic for waterproof makeup and stubborn makeup but it did struggle removing the thin layer of dye on my skin. I used milk in the end on my hair line, neck and ears which did get the dye off pretty well but overall this was a very messy product, more so than other dyes.
I then waited for the advised time and I didn't experience any tingling, itching or burning from this dye and it didn't dip after application. I proceeded to wash the dye out of my hair, you should rinse the product out until the water runs clear - I usually find that this only lasts for a few minutes with all other dyes but with this one it took at least five minutes or more! That is quite a long time and then there is the sachet of conditioner. Usually the conditioner is in a tube but this is just one small sachet that I only managed to get one use out of which is disappointing and it wasn't that great anyway. Overall, the rinsing out is a bit time consuming and the sachet of conditioner was a bit disappointing and usually I like the thick, intensive conditioners that come with hair dyes.
- Results
Before I bought this dye I did read one review, on the superdrug website I think and they said that the dye comes out darker than shown on the box and expected. And this review is definitely correct, the dye has made my hair darker than the box shows and it is a bit darker than I would have personally liked - I am glad I have a salon appointment anyway before holiday! Also the dye made my hair have purple/red undertones which were really visible in bright lights which is a bit disappointing because I didn't want that! The dye made my hair colour a bit uneven because of the tones and because of the foam/powder clumps, in my opinion. However, my hair looked shiny, healthy (to an extent) and nice for graduation, which is why I dyed my hair. Overall, I am not that impressed with the results, although it worked for graduation - however 10/11 days after using this product I find that my hair is a little bit more uneven in colour and it has faded a bit already.
- Overall
Overall, I like the packaging and I do have really good experiences with the other 'normal'' non foam dyes from Schwarzkopf but this is not a good product. The scent is better than most dyes and I like the fact that you can almost massage it into the hair/roots and hair dyes are usually on offer. But other than these points it is pretty down hill from here. The application is really messy, the dye can be a bit difficult to remove from the skin, the dye doesn't mix well and I ended up with some powder clumps at the bottom of the tub. Also the dye made my hair darker than expected and it added slight purple/red undertones to my hair which I don't really like and the colour faded/become uneven after only 10/11 days. In conclusion, I definitely wouldn't buy this foam dye again (although I probably would buy their normal dyes) and I would not recommend this product!
- Price and availability
I bought this product from Superdrug online and it is currently priced at £3.99 or 2 for £7 on superdrug currently. Hair dyes are usually on offer in superdrug, boots, online and in supermarkets anyway.
- Conclusions
- Positives
*Packaging, price, usually a good brand
*Fairly nice scent, although it isn't great
*Applies almost like a shampoo
- Negatives
*You have to mix very very well because I did get fairly large powder dye clumps at the bottom of the tub
*Messy to use and it did need a lot of clean up
*A bit difficult to remove from the skin
*It took a while, longer than other dyes, to rinse out the excess dye and there was only a small sachet of conditioner, which was a bit disappointing
*The colour at the end was darker than shown and the dye added slight purple/red tones to my hair which I didn't expect and I don't like
*The colour looked a bit uneven and had faded after 10/11 days
Thank you for reading my review
Being a student for the past two years, expensive hair colouring at a salon is right out, so I've become addicted to home hair dyes, to keep my hair bright and colourful.
The box promises 'colour power' and 'healthy shine', and I would definitely agree that it met those standards.
Ease of use
The product is very easy to use and only takes approximately 20-30mins to achieve the desired result!The instructions are very simple and gloves are provided. Beware with the foam though, as it can drip slightly, despite promises to the contrary. I would warn though that these hair colours are very strong and very bright, so it will stain clothes, towels or even furniture. After staining a white tile in the bathroom I have learnt my lesson and put old towels down everywhere! Similarly be careful with the dye on your skin-I would advise putting abit of vaseline around your face to prevent the dye staining face, neck or ears.
In terms of colour, this left my hair very shiny and healthy looking. The colour was also a very noticeable red, which as my hair is naturally dark brown/black this is no mean feat.
However the downside to the hair colour was that it washed out very quickly. I would advise when washing and drying your hair in the week after that you use an old towel as it will run for the first few washes. Overall I would say it lost most of its colour after approx 3-4 weeks so it requires a lot of upkeep.
However for me personally I loved the colour and the condition it left my hair in so I will definitely be buying it again!
As somebody who colours their hair on a regular basis, I'm constantly looking for and trying new products.
I used the black dye in this range, as it was on an introductory offer in boots when it first came out. I paid around £3 for the dye which I thought was fantastic for a branded color and was even more impressed once I had used the product.
In the box, you'll find a developer lotion, a colour powder and a conditioner.
Once you've added the colour powder and developer lotion, you'll probably be a little skeptical. I know I was at this point because it looked like their was hardly anything there and like it had separated. However, once they're mixed, you're left with a quite strange looking (for someone who uses traditional colorants) foam.
The foam is a bit messy to apply as you have to scoop it out of an ice cream like pot and smear it onto your head but once you've got it out of the pot, it's easy to spread it evenly as it just feels like rubbing shampoo into your hair.
I have shoulder length, thick hair, and one lot of the foam covered nicely for me, however, I would recommend for someone with longer hair to use two.
Because of the consistency of the foam, it's also quicker than normal hair colours as it spreads evenly as I mentioned before, but you'll probably use the time you saved on spreading it, in cleaning the bathroom afterwards.
The packages development time was pretty accurant, and once washed off, the colour left a lovely shine.
The conditioner included is similar to the ones that you get in the traditional schwarzkopf hair colours, in that it smells lovely, makes your hair nice and shiny, but doesn't go very far.
The colour didn't fade atall and I didn't have to re colour until my roots were growing out.
Last weekend I had a little time to myself, and one of the things that I decided to do was treat my self and get my hair cut and styled. While talking to the hair dresser she said that red hair was really on trend at the minute, and that it would really suit me.
I have got naturally dark brown hair and had been wanting a change for a while and decided that seeing as it is coming up to summer it would be a good time to dye my hair a brighter colour. I wasn't prepared to pay the price that the hair dresser wanted to dye my hair, and decided to buy some from the shop and do it my self.
I have used the Schwarzkopf shake it up hair dye before, and found that the results were really good considering that it is quite cheap so I decided to buy it again. There are several different colours but I couldn't see much choice when it came to shades, there was either a dark red which was almost purple or a brighter red called red berry passion which is the one I decided to buy.
I paid around £6 for the hair dye which I think is really good value. The hair dye packaging reminds me of the Mcflurry container packaging design, and I think the packaging is a lot more 'fun' looking than any other brand. The container comes with everything you need inside it and you need to mix everything together in the pot, following the instructions carefully of course.
Once you have added everything in you need to put the lid back on and make sure it's on properly and then shake it vigorously up & down. Being a bit of a worry wart I was really concerned the whole time I was shaking it that the lid was going to fly off, however it didn't! Ad I really did go for it when I was shaking it.. it was actually quite fun. After shaking it like crazy for five minutes the mixture was a dark strawberry ice cream shade of reddish pink and it was all foamed up.
One of my favourite aspects of this product is the smell. I have used horrendously harsh smelling hair dyes in the past but this one smells fruity and really nice with no chemical smell at all. The dye comes with thin plastic gloves which I put on before scooping the dye out with both hands and spreading over my hair. In theory you'd think this would be quite mess free but because the foam is quite 'drippy' it isn't, it went everywhere! It dripped down my back, onto my forehead, on the floor. But, it was quite easy to clean up and didn't leave any chemical smells so I am not complaining too much.
There was enough dye for my shoulder length hair and after leaving it on for thirty minutes I washed it off in the shower. It rinses out very easily, which is more than I can say for most of the dyes I have used in the past so this is definitely big advantage. The hair conditioner provided left my hair feeling smooth and soft, and once I had dyed my hair I looked in the mirror excited to see my new hair.
I almost laughed out loud to be honest because it looked more strawberry blonde than red, and it looked quite washed out - I was disappointed. But, I do think it looks nice even though its not as bright or intense as I wanted and my hair looks glossy and shiny. For now ill leave my hair as it is but in the next week or so I will be buying a different dye and re dying it to get the brightness that I want.
All in all I am going to give this three out of five stars. It is easy to use, smells nice, the conditioner provided with it is good and it is cheap. But, it is quite messy and the colour payoff isn't as good as I was hoping.
I would not wish for my worst enemy to have to use this hair dye.
My first issue with the dye is that it is extremely messy. I honestly cannot fathom why it has been designed as a foam that you have to scoop out yourself rather than have it come out of a bottle. It just got everywhere and stained everything - bathroom, skin, clothes, floor.
The colour itself turned out horrible. I had light brown hair so thought it would look quite vibrant. No. It looks like my hair was originally black and I've tried to put a red rinse over it, which is really not what I was going for.
It's also stained my skin really badly, usually I just put some moisturizer around my hair line before I dye it and afterwards any colour comes right off my skin, nope not this one. Usually I use dyes that are brown shades rather than red though so maybe this is a factor.
The only one redeeming factor of this dye was that it smelt like strawberries.
I didn't want to give it a star but in my frustration I clicked on it and now I can't get it to go away.
Would not use again, would not recommend.
~*~*~ Schwarzkopf Live Colour XXL Shake It Up Colour Foam ~*~*~
~ What is it? ~
Schwarzkopf Live Colour XXL Shake It Up Colour Foam is a hair dye. Unlike most hair dyes this comes packaged in a small pot with a domed clear plastic lid, inside the pot you will find a tube of conditioner, a bottle of developer, a sachet of colour powder, instructions and protective plastic gloves. Make sure you do not break the lid as you will need the tub and lid to mix the dye!
When mixed you will be left with a pot of foam that then needs to be applied to your hair.
~ How does it look? ~
I had seen this advertised on the telly and hadn't really thought much of it, I am a massive fan of colouring my hair and for some reason this just didn't appeal to me very much, however I was in Superdrug about to pay for the stuff in my basket when I got distracted by the hair dyes that were conveniently placed behind the queuing area of the tills. This Shake It Up Colour Foam caught my eye as it was on a special offer, and was priced at about £3. Haven't never really paid it any attention before I picked up a pot and thought that it did in fact seem like a pretty good idea, so I chose my colour, popped it in my basket and took it to the tills.
On the shelf these do stand out quite a lot as they are not just boxed up like the other hair dyes, the pot is round and mainly blue in colour. On the front of the pot is a model showing the hair colour you could achieve by using the product. Sat on top of the pot is a clear domed lid. It looks quite like a chunky slush puppy cup!
The overall look of the hair dye is quite impressive. It certainly looks new and different anyway.
~ What about using it? ~
I didn't immediately use this hair dye, it sat on top of my bathroom cabinet with the other boxes of hair dye I hadn't yet got around to using. Before using it I decided I wanted to go blonde, and to get back to blonde I used a colour remover and then attempted to colour over the top to make it lighter again, however my hair reacted with the colour remover and hair dye and ended up a reddy pink shade, if the colour was a good reddy pink I could have left it at that for a bit, but it wasn't and I had two funerals coming up within two days of each other and I didn't think it was suitable for me to go to them with my rather fetching new hair do, so I grabbed this off the bathroom cabinet and decided to put it to good use. I bought it in a red shade - Red Berry Passion to be exact and even though I didn't want to go red again I felt I didn't really have much of a choice!
I took the pot down to the kitchen (better lighting and no kids running around!), grabbed my mirror and set about getting started. I first had to peel off a seal that was keeping the lid in place, after doing so I then carefully removed the lid and set it to one side, I then removed the contents from inside the tub and laid them out on my kitchen worktop, a brief scan of the instructions told me what was needed to be done, including a sensitivity test which I will admit that I failed to do, this is not something I would recommend so do follow the instructions carefully. I poured the bottle of liquid into the pot and then added the sachet of powder, I then replaced the domed lid and made sure it was firmly back in place and then proceeded to shake the tub for the recommended time (I can't remember how long) but I am sure it said not to shake vigorously but do it gently.
The first thing I noticed was lots of red powder stuck in the lid, so I did end up giving it a good shake, I could see the liquid turning to foam quite quickly but I could still see dots of bright red dotted in the foam. There wasn't really much I could do after that so I removed the lid carefully and with the gloves on my hands and then got to work on my hair.
To use it you have to scoop the foam out of the tub and work it into your hair. I am not sure why but it hadn't mixed perfectly and I could feel gritty powdery bits whilst I was working it into my hair, however I must add that I could see the colour working pretty much straight away, my reddy pink hair was quickly turning a darker shade of red which of course I took as a good sign!
My hair was just sitting on shoulders at this time and I found one pot was plenty for my hair, I would recommend using two pots or more for very thick, long hair.
After finishing applying the foam, I left it to develop for the recommended time which I am sure was around 25 - 30 minutes and then I took a look at the colour before going upstairs to rinse my hair. The colour looked dark and it had definitely taken well, I was happy with it so off I went.
When rinsing my hair I noticed big clumps of thick red coming out which I soon came to realise was the powder that had not mixed, it made an awful mess in my bath and I kept finding myself rinsing off the bath rather than my hair! When rinsing my hair the water was running a deep orange shade for a while and then eventually fading to almost clear - I find that whenever I use a red colouring on my hair the water doesn't run clear until it has been washed at least five times anyway! After applying the conditioner and rinsing again I was ready to go. And that was it.
I found the application went quite well and the foam was easy enough to apply without being overly messy, wear an old top or cover your top with a towel as I found I did get some drips.
~ The end result ~
After rinsing my hair I popped a towel on my head and left it for a bit, I then went on to dry my hair with a hair dryer, just roughly and I was really pleased that it felt really smooth and soft despite having previously lightened my hair.
I then went to the mirror and used my hair straighteners to style my hair and it looked really glossy and shiny, it was a good result.
~ Does it fade? ~
One word - Yes. But I will go on, I had coloured my hair so I looked suitable to go to the funerals and with them being just two days apart I was pleased that my hair did look good and appropriate, not that anyone was looking at my hair but still.
I coloured my hair the day before the first funeral and then washed it that night, I noticed that whilst showering the water was running orange so I knew some colour had come out again, I then washed my hair on the morning of the second funeral and again noticed the orange colour, looking at my hair properly in the mirror I could see that it had indeed faded but not by a noticeable amount, but after that it just seemed to really fade with every wash. It looked washed out and in dire need of re-colouring within a week and a half of doing it. I didn't find this very impressive at all.
~ Would I buy it again? ~
For the reason above, no I don't think I would bother buying this again, well not in the red shade anyway. Whilst it was easy enough to use the colour just didn't last long enough for me, I know red is a colour that fades quickly but a week and a half is bad by any circumstances!
~ Colours available ~
Cranberry Kick
Blueberry Crush
Violet Berry Burst
Red Berry Passion
Dark Cherry Bliss
Black Velvet Crush
Dark Chocolate Delight
Dark Toffee Swirl
As far as I can see by looking online these are the only colours available.
Thanks for reading :o) x
I have long, thick hair, and my best friends mum is always fiddling with it and says she has hair envy! About a year ago, she was looking and asked if I had considered dying it purple. At the time my hair was a boring brown, and I am usually someone who likes bright and bold colours on my hair. The next day, she turned up with a purple hair dye for me!
At the time I had never seen these Shake it up foams, they were pretty new on the scene a year ago. I tried looking on the Shwarzkopf website but couldnt actually find any information on them there, but did come across their official Facebook page for them. On there I could see they have 8 shades available, Red berry burst, Blueberry crush, Dark cherry bliss, Black velvet crush, Cranberry kick, Violet berry burst, Dark toffee swirl, and Dark chocolate delight. The shade I had was the violet berry burst.
The packaging is different to a norma home hair dye kit. Instead of coming in a box, this looks almost like a takeaway milkshake bottle, with a rounded cardboard container, and a domed plastic lid. The colouring is blue, which fits in with the other dyes in the XXL range, the same as the picture of the models. The XXL range always has a male and female model, the female always being the more prominent of the two, with their hairs dyed the colour of the dye. The Violet berry burst models hairs are a a gorgeous deep, but vibrant shade of purple, and I was so excited to try it out.
The first time it was used, my friend helped me out applying it, but when I used it again a month or so later, it was easy enough to apply myself. You just add the contents to the pot, place the lid on, and shake. The contents will turn into a foam, that you can then just scoop out and apply. It doesnt look very secure, but the lid manages to stay put!
It soon became obvious on the first application that there wasnt enough foam for my hair, but I should have known better as the length and thickness of my hair, there arent very many home dyes I can use without needing at least two packs. My friend dealt with this the first time by applying the dye mainly to the top and back of my hair so the underneath was still brown and I didnt have purple patches. We applied another pot to the rest of my hair the following day.
One thing about these dyes I liked was the smell. Instead of a strong ammonia smell you get with most dyes, these ones are fruity scented. They still have that slight chemically smell to them, but mixed with the strong fruity smell, it isnt too bad at all.
After waiting approximately 30 minutes for the colour to develop, we rinsed it off, and I dried my hair. I was pretty disappointed. My hair was darker, and it looked slightly purple, but it was nowhere near the vibrancy shown on the box. It wasnt until a bit later we went outside, and my friend pointed out that in the daylight, my hair was a lot more vibrant, but still not what the box showed. Which is all good, but I dont plan on being outside all day!
It was just 4 weeks later when the dye started to wear off, and as I couldnt decide on another colour I liked, I decided I would reapply this one. This second application is what put me off these, as I think I began to have an allergic reaction to it. I did the application in the evening, and the next morning I woke with a pounding headache, and my eyes felt puffy and swollen, and I was slightly warm. The only thing I could put this down to was the hair dye. Luckily these effects slowly disappeared after taking an anti histamine, but it was enough to freak me out of using these. That along with the short time required between reapplications and the lack of vibrancy were enough to put me off these for life.
All I can say is that I wish that I'd read the negative reviews on here first!
The title says it all really, and I can safely say that I won't be buying this hair dye ever again. I would have given it zero stars if that was possible, but the minimum rating DooYoo will let you give is one star - maybe they should look into changing that as some products really don't deserve any stars at all!
I've been dying my hair myself for nearly 20 years now, ever since I was a teenager, so I'm no novice with hair dye, and I've had very few hair dye disasters over the years. The few disasters that I have had were primarily when I was still a teenager and experimenting, and occasionally if I've used a new hair dye that doesn't really work for me.
I've used the Schwarzkopf Live Colour XXL range (the normal hair dye, not the foam mousse that I'm reviewing now) previously with no problems whatsoever, and always been more than happy with the results. I've seen more and more 'foam' type hair dyes appearing in the shops, and they are always marketed as easier to use than the traditional type hair dye. So when I was looking to dye my hair a couple of weeks ago I decided to give a 'foam' style hair dye a try. I decided to go with the Schwarzkopf Live Colour XXL Shake It Up Colour Foam, primarily because as I said I've used the regular Schwarzkopf Live Colour XXL range and been happy with the results.
The colour that I chose was the Dark Cherry Bliss, which according to the guide on the side of the tub should turn my mid brown hair a deep cherry reddish colour. I never pay too much attention to these as I find that my hair never normally turns out as bright as the colour guide on the side claims that it will. I was just kind of hoping for a reddish tinge through my hair and I'd be happy with that.
This was £5.99 from Boots, and haircare products are currently part of a 3 for 2 offer across haircare, hair accessories, indulgent bathing and No 7. I toyed with the idea of getting three of the foam hair dyes, thereby getting one for free, but in the end I settled for just the one hair dye, and then I chose two bathing products as well. Boy am I now glad that I only decided to get the one hair dye!
There were 8 colours to choose from in the range; violet berry burst, dark chocolate delight, cranberry kick, red berry passion, blueberry crush, ice blonde blast, black velvet crush, and the dark cherry bliss that I bought. These are permanent hair colours.
So, this hair dye comes in a tub, and basically you use the tub itself to mix the hair dye in, to create the foam. Inside the tub you get an instruction leaflet, plastic gloves, a sachet of coloured powder, a bottle of developing lotion, and a sachet of conditioner. As with all hair dyes you are advised to do a skin test 48 hours beforehand, even if you've used the hair dye before as you can suddenly become allergic to any of the ingredients in the hair dye. I have to admit that I didn't do a skin test, and I never do to be honest. I know that I should especially as I have a friend who did have an allergic reaction to a hair dye.
To mix the hair dye and create the foam or mousse you first pour the developing lotion into the tub or shaker bottle, and then add the sachet of coloured powder, put the lid back on the tub (make sure that it's closed firmly) and then shake the tub vigorously 40 times to create the foam or mousse. Then open the tub and the mousse is ready to use. This was easy enough to do, however the foam does then fill the entire tub, and the foam isn't white like it claims to be on the front of the tub, in the case of the dark cherry bliss colour it's red foam, so you do need to be careful when opening the tub so that the red foam dye doesn't go everywhere.
So then you are ready to apply this to your hair, this again was easy enough to do, easier than the normal hair dyes actually, you just apply it like a shampoo. The foam was very runny, it wasn't a substantial foam like a mousse, which is how I had expected it to be, however it was still easy to apply to my hair. I did find that as I started to work my way through the tub the lower I got in the tub it became apparent that the powder hadn't mixed properly into the foam (even though I shook it the required 40 times, and very vigorously too) and there was lots of unmixed bits. I did use all of the foam including the partially mixed bits as I needed all of the the foam to cover all of my hair. I ended up just swirling the foam and the powder around with my gloved hand to try and mix the remaining bits before I applied it. It covered my hair well and completely and my hair piled up and stayed on the top of my head without the need for a bulldog clip - the foam kept it all there.
I had been slightly worried that there wouldn't be enough foam to dye my hair, as when I opened the sealed tub the instructions inside said that if your hair is longer than chin length then you would need two tubs. My hair is slightly longer than shoulder length and the tub ended up being adequate for my hair. This is advertised as being a juicy fruity strawberry scented foam, I can safely say that it ain't like any juicy fruity strawberry that I've ever smelt, it smelt absolutely disgusting, even my husband came into the bathroom and asked me what that awful smell was!
Ok so now it's time to take the plastic gloves off and wipe any drips or smudges off my skin. So I take the plastic gloves off and find that there was obviously holes on two of the fingers on both gloves so I now have four bright red fingers! I normally just use a face wipe to remove any hair dye on my skin and this always works, however there was absolutely no budging of the red stains on my skin from this hair dye, at all. I used face wipes, wet ones, soap and water, shower gel, face wash, nothing would remove the hair dye from my skin, or my fingers - nice!
By this point the 20 minutes that you leave this hair dye on for were virtually up. So I tidied up and got ready to rinse the hair dye out. I had to bin the gloves and use some self tanning disposable gloves for rinsing the hair dye off as I didn't want my fingers to go any redder than they already were. I rinsed this out over the bath with the shower head, I gave up rinsing it out after around 20 minutes as my back was breaking from leaning over the bath and the water was still running out bright red. I figured that I'd rinse the remainder out in the shower later when I rinsed the conditioner out.
The sachet of conditioner that came in the tub was the smallest sachet of conditioner that I've ever seen, I had to supplement it with some of my regular conditioner as well. I applied the conditioner and left it on my hair for a good hour and then rinsed it off whilst in the shower. I was in the shower for a good 30 minutes and the water was still running bright red, what the hell kind of hair dye is this!! I also scrubbed and scrubbed at the red dye marks on my skin and these only faded ever so slightly, again what the hell kind of hair dye is this!!
So a bit hit and miss so far, but at this point I'd probably still buy it again, primarily for the ease of application. So now my hair starts to dry, I don't own a hairdryer and so my hair drys naturally, as it drys it becomes apparent that there are great big chunks of my hair that haven't been dyed at all!! This was not user error as I know that all of my hair was completely covered in the foam, and it was completely and thoroughly massaged in. I've dyed my hair enough times to know what I'm doing and to apply it correctly. I've never had a hair dye do this on me, I literally have huge chunks of brown hair dotted in amongst cherry red hair. It's weird as it's not chunks of hair that are a lighter red than the rest of my hair, it's chunks of hair that are not dyed at all, not one little bit, you can imagine how odd that looks! So now I will definitely not be buying this again!
Having said that though the parts that have been dyed are actually a really lovely deep cherry red colour, lovely and glossy and shiny and definitely cherry red in colour. I do really like the colour, but I'd never chance using this again as it doesn't dye all of my hair! In the places where the dye has worked it has dyed all of my hair and covered my few grey hairs completely, however in the places where the dye hasn't worked, well it just hasn't worked!
I used this dye two weeks ago and it is still running red from my hair each time that I wash it, and I've probably washed it around 8 or 9 times so far. It is still leaving red marks on my towels, and even on my clothes where my damp hair touches my top. It is also leaving red marks on my pillowcases. The red patches have gone from my skin, but they took a few days to fade, I've never had that with a hair dye before.
I really can't recommend this at all, and I certainly won't be buying this again. It's a shame as I do like the colour (well the places where it did actually dye my hair!), and I did like the foam style dye as I felt that it made for a quicker and easier application. I would try a different branded 'foam' hair dye as I did like the concept. I'm actually off to Boots in my lunch hour tomorrow to pick up another hair dye to cover and correct this disaster!
This is a cheap and easy to use hair dye, perfect for home-dying, particularly if you don't have long. Including washing my hair beforehand, brushing it, mixing the dye, putting it on and washing it out, the entire process took about 45 minutes. The instructions are easy to follow and everything you need is included in the box. The 'foam' style makes it far easier to use and apply than alternative home dying kits, including others in the Schwarzkopf range which I've used before. I was satisfied with the process of dying and with the price.
However, the result was somewhat disappointing. I have mid-brown hair, and was attempting to dye it bright red. Instead, after leaving it in for the required length of time and washing it out, I was left with dark brown hair, with a reddish tint. While the colour is nice, and certainly isn't one which I feel I want to get rid of immediately, it's not what I was intending, and nor is it what I thought would happen judging from the picture on the box. It's a lot subtler and less vibrant. This could be due to not using the entire bottle but as I have very short hair, that shouldn't have affected things quite so much.
On a more positive note, the condition the dye left my hair in is great, thanks in part to the conditioner included in the packet. This had a lovely, slightly fruity smell, and left my hair feeling and looking soft. While I probably won't be using this product again due to the colour not ending up as I had hoped, I certainly don't view it as a waste of money (I paid around £5 for it) and would recommend it for people with light brown hair as I assume the results would be more noticeable, or for those with darker hair who are not expecting or wanting a vibrant red colour. The product also comes in a number of other shades. I would try it again were I to bleach my hair first, but I think that would be necessary to achieve my desired results
Schwarzkopf is a well recognised hair care brand. They offer a wide range of hair dyes for those wishing to dye their hair at home. Their Live XXL range is popular with those wishing to have a more dramatic and vibrant hair colour.
~Shake It Up Colour Foam~
Schwarzkopf have recently extended their hair dye range to include foam hair dyes. These hair dyes are classed as 'permanent' hair colours which claim to offer a 'gloss effect' and a 'juicy fruity scent'. The difference between this foam dye and regular hair dyes is the consistency. The foam is designed to be non drip and can be applied to the hair like you would apply a regular shampoo.
~Packaging, Contents and Other Essential Information~
There are currently 7 shades available in this range including 'Dark Chocolate Delight', 'Blueberry Crush' and 'Red Berry Passion'. There is a bit of every intense shade on offer including purples, reds and rich chocolate brown shades. For the purpose of this review, I will be discussing my chosen colour '499 - Violet Berry Burst' which is suitable for light brown to dark brown hair colours but the results will depend on how dark your hair actually is.
The packaging is quite unique. It is a plastic 'cup' shaped tub which has the product information dotted around it. The hair dye is designed to be shaken up inside this tub. The contents are as follows :
*developer lotion enriched with strawberry extract- 120ml
*sachet lof colour powder - 120ml
*sachet of conditioner 15ml
*1 pair of gloves
*instruction leaflet
Schwarzkopf recommend that to do an allergy test 48hours prior to using this hair dye. The ingredients list is located on the base of the tub. If you have hair past your chin, two tubs of hair dye should be used. The contents of the developer lotion and the powder sachet should be mixed together and shaken 40 times before using. Apply the hair dye, wait 30 minutes, rinse and apply the conditioner.
~Price and Availability~
Shake It Up Colour Foam is available from various supermarkets and stores such as Boots. Expect to pay around £5.99 but shop around for price reductions.
~My Thoughts~
Despite being only 24, I have suffered with the odd grey hair since the age of 15. I have been dying my hair for several years now and always look to try new dyes to see if they will perform any better than the previous hair dye. I am fond of the Live XXL hair dyes that Schwarzkopf offer but back in February I spotted the new Colour Foam on offer in Tesco. It was priced at £4.00 but £5.99 is about average for this type of hair dye.
The first Colour Foam dye I used was just before I went away for the week with my little family back in February. Despite being classed as 'permanent' I have yet to find any permanent colour. Hair grows and therefore roots are visible - shine fades and therefore a top up is required. I have recently dyed my hair using the exact same hair dye again after around 10 weeks from the intial use. This is good going and despite the fact the colour was actually quite strong and noticeable on my hair still, my roots were driving me crazy as my hair grows so quick.
The first time I used this hair dye, my hair was just around chin left and I found there was far too much hair dye for my hair. It is currently at shoulder length and the amount of foam created is perfect for my hair length. Any longer than shoulder length then 2 tubs wouldn't definitely be required. I chose 'Violet Berry Burst' as I like my natural dark brown hair to be a purple like shade.
~Shake That Colour Up!~
Preparing this hair dye is exceptionally simple and the instructions are clear and to the point. The tub offers a secure surrounding for the foam itself. The developer lotion is a clear liquid and has a strong, synthetic strawberry scent. The powder is easy to sprinkle into the tub. The lid on the tub can be secured well to avoid leakages when shaking it. It is recommended that you shake the tub 40 times and this is more than sufficient as the liquid soon turns to a thick, pale red foam and there is plenty of it!
Applying this hair dye is a breeze. The gloves fit well but I still managed to get dye around my nails. The foam is easy to scoop out the tub and doesn't drip everywhere. I can clearly see where I have applied it as it makes the area of hair look pale pink and damp. It feels like I am applying a mousse as it is very light weight on the hair. I spread it across my roots and then down the length of my hair before giving it a good massage in - it spreads well. No drips occur but a little foam does become noticeable along the top of my forehead. This can be avoided by smearing on some Vaseline before you start.
The scent of this hair foam when on my hair is quite pleasant. It is fruity and thankfully doesn't have that chemical aroma that most dyes have. Once the hair dye was applied, I scooped up my hair and popped it under an old towel. The hair dye didn't cause any irritation whilst it worked its way into my hair and I was able to chill out for half an hour.
When it comes to washing a hair dye out, I hate this process as it takes so long! I wet it, lathered it up a little and then rinsed which took a good 10 minutes until it was clear. I would recommend rinsing the bath quickly after otherwise it may stain! The dye doesn't dry out my hair as much as others but the conditioner is essential to lock in moisture. The sachet of conditioner is sufficent to give my hair a good coating. It is thick and has a lovely, subtle fruity smell which clings to my hair when washed out.
I have been impressed with each foam dye I have used and will continue to purchase this one. My hair is soft and has a healthy looking shine after I have dried it. The colour offered by 'VIolet Berry Burst' is quite intense but not over the top - it isn't as purple as it would be if you went to a hair dressers but it does give decent results. Immediately after drying my hair, the colour is very noticeable and glistens under the light. The purple/violet flows nicely and is quite a deep purple with black undertones - just the way I like it and it doesn't leave me looking like Barney!
As I said previously, the colour remained fresh along the lengths of my hair for a good 10 weeks and only gradually lost some of its vibrancy changing to purple tints as opposed to all over purple colouring. The second dye has increased the shine and there is a stronger colour so I can only assume the purple becomes more evident with each use. Those with lighter hair will experience a different intensity of colour from those with dark hair.
I can highly recommend these foam hair dyes. They are so easy to use and the results are excellent. I would say these dyes are aimed more towards the younger market for intense colour rather than grey coverage but they do cover (pardon the pun) both aspects! It is worth the £6.00 cost and I will buy it again as and when it is required.
Thanks for reading :)
Schwarzkopf have always been the brand of hair dye that I choose to use. I personally use their platinum blonde shades, although have now gone darker. I bought a red shade of this new foam product from Schwarzkopf though to use on my sister's hair. I have always found that Schwarzkopf dyes give me the best colour and I always recommend them to friends and family. My only negative about the brand's dyes overall is that I often find they work much better on light hair than dark, on which the colour will still take, but not be as bright.
I bought this particular product in Red Berry Passion as my sister had been dying to go bright red but didn't think she'd find a dye that would achieve what she wanted. As it was on offer at £3.99, we thought it was well worth a try. (and I secretly just wanted to see how the foam worked!)
Packaging -
The product comes in a pot made of card with a domed shape lid. You can not fail to recognise it in the store because Schwarzkopf have a very particular look - over enthusiastic people with very brightly coloured hair! In the pot you will find a powder sachet, the bottle with liquid in, instructions, gloves and some conditioner (which smells lovely!)
Use -
Before applying the dye, you add both the liquid from the bottle and the powder from the sachet to the pot, replace the lid and shake it! I recommend shaking it continuously for about a minute to make sure it's all mixed up. Remember to put on the gloves provided before you apply the colour - I made the mistake of thinking I didn't need them and ended up with bright red hands! Simply take some of the foam and apply it straight to the hair, making sure to work it through the entire lengths of the hair, but do not rub it into your scalp!! You do get quite a lot of foam and it easily covered a head of hair with average thickness that in length is half way between chin and shoulder length. We left the dye in for just over 30 minutes and then washed it off, using the little tube of conditioner on her hair for a couple of minutes - which made it extra soft and glossy!!
Result -
The colour was even all over, no sign of any patches or strands where the colour hadn't taken. It came out just how we wanted it to - a lovely bright red which was super shiny! The hair also looked much healthier as it was very glossy. Very happy with the overall ease, look and colour of the dye!
Tips -
+ Be careful when washing it out - it will colour every part of your bathroom if you make a mess.
+ Always use the gloves provided
+ As with any dye, it is a good tip to apply vaseline around your hairline so that the dye doesn't stain your skin.
Would definitely recommend this product for anyone wanting to dye their hair a lovely bright colour!
When dying my hair red a few years ago XXL was my first choice, it worked back then when I was 15, but none of these red colours work or stay as vibrant for long, however I bought this dye to dye my younger brothers hair red, After bleaching his hair white I expected the red colour to be bright and vibrant.
First thing I noticed was the dye wasnt even mixing correctly, the foam fell off everywhere getting all over my floor. Putting it on his hair was very simple, Its perfect for first time dyers, but me, being a hair dye addict saw the flaws straight after, the dye had not kept the same throughout, some bits of his hair were bright red, some were orange and some was just not changing colour, the packaging looks good, the adverts are good, but if you really want red red red hair I would reccomend either directions or crazy colours, both on ebay for next to nothing!
I was drawn to this because of the interesting and unique packaging and I also liked the shake it up foam idea.
I tried this in a purple shade and followed the instructions as on the leaflet/pack, I found it hard to shake properly and there were bits of powder at the bottom unmixed that i discovered at the end, I applied it and left the dye on for the time stated and washed off and it seemed to have worked well but when I looked at my hair after it was all dry I began to noticed patches where it did not take properly and was more of a red colour in places, so I ended up buying another product to remove the dye a few weeks later as it looked pretty bad, also I noticed although it said permanent that this dye seemed to wash out over several washes in certain patches which made it worse still, so I am not impressed really.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by coynejeremy, Jan 27, 2011.
I don't get it.
Jimmer Fredette - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ...the next Trent Plaisted.
Ahhh....He is currently slotted at the #23 spot in the 2011 draft while the Pistons are drafting at the #7 slot. Kyrie Irving would look nice in [STRIKE]teal[/STRIKE] Pistons blue, though....
The Jimmer, Kemba, Sullinger POY Debate | The Big Lead
I know you're being playful, but to put Fredette and Plaisted in the same sentence is blasphemy.
So you guys are saying Tay for a JIMMERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR pick?
The best part about this guy is his nickname is Jimmer. Jimmy will soon be replaced in the American lexicon.
Seriously, Jimmer can ball! Dat boy got game! Some playoff team is going to end up with one helluva weapon coming off the bench.
Durant says he's the best scorer in basketball.
If Joe could somehow quadruple his rookie salary I bet he wouldn't mind this guy coming off the bench in DET.
afaik he leads the nation in scoring.. is an extremly good shooter.. I saw him pull up and double clutch a 3(nothing but net) from beyond nba 3.. it looked easy to him http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6COcL1KaIUA
I've watched this guy for the last couple of years. No bench guy. IQ, Attitude and Athletic and the pistons will pass.
Jimmer? Please. What we really need is THIS guy.
He'll go 1st round. Pistons will have their shot at him. They'll draft Vladislav Tretiak instead.
The question is???? Is he the next Tyler Hansborough or Adam Morrison or Larry Bird??
I never even made that connection. We've already got one Jimmertime too many. Sing along: Dah dah dah dahm...the guy's a super freak
Nice, Joe likes guards that double clutch on their shots.
Took 28 shots tonight to get 32 points.....sounds like Kobe... Good effort scoring 30 of BYU's 36 points at one time. I am thinking if he's still a lottery pick and either the Jazz take him at # 6 and keep him at home or the Pacers take him at 15..... BYU Basketball: Did Jimmer Fredette's Sub-Par Game Vs. Florida Hurt His Stock? | Bleacher Report
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Okay, get ready: I've got quite a few belated links from today and yesterday:
Via Laura and Pieces of String, I arrived at this deconstruction of "[Straight Cis Woman A] is married to/engaged to/in a relationship with/it's complicated with [Straight Cis Woman B]."
A woman was disallowed from pumping - and (some) feminists gave it the thumbs up.
Raising My Boychick has some great thoughts on the downsides of her husband going back to work.
Renegade Evolution defends anal.
Another privilege I just hadn't realized I have - binary privilege.
Why it's important to talk about "the parts."
Rumer Willis isn't ugly.
The Female Impersonator talks about burning out. (I understand!) Angry Black Bitch also talks about getting tired.
The Bechdel test - for POC: The Johnson Test
Identifying trans folks by the right gender - so radical, it's recommended by the AP Stylebook!
meloukhia wonders why her big boobs are practically public property.
Renee covers the story of a gay youth kicked out for wearing a dress.
HEY LADIES! DID YOU KNOW THAT MEN LIKE SPORTS? YOU SHOULD KNOW HOW TO TALK ABOUT THEM BECAUSE OF THIS SOLID FACT! [Side note: I love sports and know a HELL of a lot more about them than my Southern fella, who hates football and only barely tolerates baseball, my family industry.]
I am ashamed to be a Kansan sometimes.
This made me smile and miss my mom.


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So far I have only taken under 14 year olds for English (and mostly 5 - 7 year olds) but now I have been asked to give private lessons to two 17 year olds. They are studying English in school but feel they are starting to slip back with verbs etc. so are hoping to brush up and catch up.
I don't want to make it too boring and dry for them so I still want to include vocabulary and oral practice.
Can anyone tell me anything about the exam these youngsters take in Spain?
Any tips and help much appreciated.


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The Champions League Group Stage draw pitted Arsenal with Marseille, Olympiacos and Borussia Dortmund.
The draw signalled the return of Euro Watch, our weekly check on the progress of Arsenal's European opponents in their domestic leagues.
Hannover 96 2-1 Borussia Dortmund
Sunday, September 18
Borussia Dortmund's disappointing start to the season continued as they went down 2-1 away at Hannover on Sunday. Japanese midfielder Shinki Kagawa put Dortmund ahead in the 63rd minute but goals from Karim Haggui and Didier Ya Konan sunk Jurgen Klopp's side.
Lyon 2-0 Marseille
Sunday, September 18
Marseille sit rooted firmly to the bottom of Ligue 1 after six matches thanks to a 2-0 defeat at Lyon on Sunday. Goals from Bafetimbi Gomis and Michel Bastos sealed the three points for the league leaders.
Olympiacos Piraeus 2-1 Xanthi
Sunday, September 18
Olympiacos finally got their season off to a flier, coming from a goal behind to snatch a late victory against Xanthi. The visitors were leading until the 87th minute, but a goal from substitute Marko Pantelic levelled the scores before former Aston Villa man Olof Mellberg's 94-minute header sealed victory for Olympiacos.


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|Reviews and Articles Discussion for Techgage content is located here. Only staff can create topics, but everyone is welcome to post.
|Topic Review (Newest First)
|Greg King
|The sys-r/f are thermal probes for (f)ront and (r)ear of the case. You can place one on the front and compare the temps to the back of your case. The HDD connector was something that I didn't even worry about when hooking up the thing. It will tell you when the HDD is spinning but other than that, it serves no other purpose. I hope this helps you but if it hasn't let me know and I will try to explain it better.
sys-r, sys-f, I'm getting sysed-off
I bought this the other day and was about to shelve it for a long while because I did not know what some of the terms were in the small piece of paper that are called instructions.
Could someone clarify what sys-r and sys-f are? I'm guessing sys-f is the fan for the CPU, but what is sys-r?
I also am confused about the HDD wire. Is that an option for replacing the case HDD? Can I choose not to use it without something going wrong with the controller?
Thanks in advance for the help. Am glad I found this forum.
Me again
Heres my e-mail address [email protected]
E-mail if anyone can provide a step by step guide
Getting that fan controller for christmas
Right im really worried now, parents have ordered it. Not sure if its compatible with my Dell 5100 series. Only can find the Main front fan wire which goes into the Motherboard. The processor uses a heat sink, got a spare bay with a spare 4 pin power thing.
I dont want to blow my PC as its brand new, starting to sweat over the idea.
If someone has any step by step pictures and comments how to install this controller I would be over the moon!!!
In other words, very nervous, HELP!!!!
|Greg King
Comp, I will as soon as I get home from work.
Best of luck.
|Comp doe doe
Digital Thermal Controller Installation
Hi everyone..
I recently purchased a Logisys Thermal Controller and have no idea how to hook it up. Could someone please post some detailing instructions or link. This would be soooooo appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
|The Crow
|Hi, is me again! Just wanted to thank those who helped, I got my pc working, installed the new cpu fan and the 2nd fan controller, however this one works without problems, i kinda ruined the orange sticker on the CPU thermal probe and it became non-sticky, and the fan controller doesnt display any CPU temp now, just 0000's. I was wondering if anyone could help me find out how to get the temp to show? Id prefer to have the probe on the cpu itself, thanx
|The Crow
Thermal Wires
Ok so you know the thermal wires with the orange stickers at the ends of them, i have three of them, one for the CPU, one labelled SYS-R and one SYS-F where do I put these? I can guess where the CPU wire goes and my question for that is, is it safe to put this wire on the actual CPU itself, not on the chip part but on the plastic bit surrounding the chip which is in the centre? And where do I place the other two thermal wires?
|The Crow
Ok thanx a lot I really appreciate any help I can get! I received my Gigabyte GT 3D CPU Cooler this morning so once I get some Arctic Silver thermal paste I'll be ready to get fixing! The CPU has instructions, a little confusing but I think I'll sort that out, although it did come with thermal paste Id rather buy the Arctic Silver one because this one looks like cement!
|Greg King
|I will email you tonight when I get home from work Crow. If you are up late or around when I am online, feel free to hit me up on AIM or Yahoo. I would be more htan happy to get you through your problems.
|Rob Williams
|Hmm, I will ding Greg and see if he can help you out.
|The Crow
Recieved 2nd Controller
Hi I'm back with my second controller! So after blowing-up my first one I decided not to install this one without getting direct info on the setup of it. I jus read another customer review for this on another site, the guy says after its hooked up, if you fan temp drops below the set temp the controller really slows the fans down, and if the fan temp rises even 0.1 above your max set temp, the alarm goes off for the 20 secs, it speeds up the fan, the temp drops, the fan slows, the temp rises, the alarm goes off again and that this keeps happening!! It honestly sounds like a nightmare!
I decided to buy my 2nd controller from a trusty web-site rather than ebay this time. At least this one comes fully sealed and with instructions, well only how to set the led, AGAIN!! Someone has to contact me and let me know the functionality of this thing! Coz if it's like last time, I'd hate for the damn alarm to go off everytime i turn on my PC because the CPU or what-not temp or fan speed isn't being displayed! I also just purchased a Gigabyte CPU Cooler, which should arrive tommorrow, but before I fix that I want to buy some Arctic Silver thermal compound on my CPU, so il fix them all up on the same day!
Soooooo, if this thread is still active, SOMEONE HELP: [email protected]
Oh Dear God!
Ok so Saturday Morning, my Digital fan controller arrives in the post and first thing, no instructions!! Thats just what you get for buying it from eBay! So I started installing it, and messed up the orange wires and stickers and made them all non-sticky (stupid dust) so they became useless, then I connected the CPU fan to the wire that said CPU, the chipset fan on the motherboard which is next to the CPU to the wire labelled SYS-F and a 120mm case fan that I have on the back to the wire labelled SYS-R
Now I turn on the PC...all seems fine...WAIT AN ALARM! CPU shows RPM but no TEMP as in 0.0 Temp?! Might I add all three fans were connected to the extra wires that came with it. So I try swapping wires round and well its now sunday evening, tired exausted and have a constant ringing from that damn alarm in the back of my head, like I said I try switching some wires, I connect the chipset fan to the SYS-R wire and the 120mm to the CPU and the CPU to the SYS-F (please note this was a last resort as I thought maybe the wires just were labelled wrong) so I turn on the PC...*BANG* OH BEEEEP!! Smoke RUN FOR IT!!!
I grabbed my mobile in a panic and rang my friend "I JUST BLEW UP MY PC!" after some checking the motherboard seemed fine, no capaciters blown, still smells like a bikers backside (LOL...burning rubber) turns out I blew the friggin Thermal controller!! So now Im awaiting a response to a refund from the ebay seller and have just purchased the same item from a hopefully trustworthy internet computer store.
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Parks and art often go together. In New York, the Metropolitan Museum sits in Central Park, and around the country, major museums inhabit parks in Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, and San Francisco—I am sure I have left a few out. The relationship between enjoying nature and culture makes both theoretical and practical sense, as the co-location of places to refresh the body and the mind lets the institutions feed off each other. It is less common to find this phenomenon in Europe, but Moscow is about to gain a site where art and park will become more intertwined than usual. Gorky Park, until fairly recently a rundown site filled with illegal activity, will become the focus of the art activities of the Garage, the arts center until recently housed in a Melnikov–designed bus depot. Under the sponsorship of Dasha Zhukova, the Garage has organized some of the most interesting exhibitions and events in Moscow. Now it will take over several structures that remain in Gorky Park from the days when it was the site for craft and technology fairs. These will include the Hexagon, a six-sided arrangement of temple shapes whose concrete forms surround an inner courtyard. As a first move, the Garage has opened a temporary pavilion designed by Shigeru Ban, Hon. FAIA.
It houses, appropriately enough, an exhibition on the park's history. The pavilion is more or less standard issue for Ban, a circle of cardboard columns surrounding a round hangar for exhibitions. The display on Gorky Park's history is interesting, but falls flat because almost all of the drawings are reproductions, and there is not enough material in the dimly lit space. Little of the vivacity and invention that architects and designers displayed all the way from the beginning of the 20th century in this free zone for display comes through.
Much more promising is the renovation of the first structure, a concrete rectangle dating from the post–World War II era. The Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) has just started renovating it in the lightest manner possible, letting as much of the accumulation of openings, patches, and graffiti that have accumulated on the structure over the decades remain. What is visible now is the renovation of another structure, which once housed a cinema, into the Garage's offices. Local architect Olga Treivas of FORM followed what by now is becoming the institution's signature style of minimal intervention and a highlighting of everything that remains, from the grandeur of the space to the accumulation of paint and textures so redolent of past uses. You enter into a double-height space and then move up flanking staircases, stripped down to their bare concrete onto which the architect added dollops of new pours to repair and stabilize the structure, past brick columns encased in new steel girdles, and onto a mezzanine, where the offices stretch out around conference rooms. The roof is new and consists of wood trusses holding up a wood ceiling. Also evidently new are some of the floor finishes and the equipment that make the space habitable and usable, but you are overwhelmed everywhere you look by fragments from the past. Bits of plaster retain color, hinting at decoration, while the raw concrete and brick evoke an elemental state, as if the Garage was starting from a new beginning with old roots.
This kind of radical reuse, in which buildings do not become pristine facsimiles of themselves constructed on site, but rather stand as the new users found them, stabilized and filled in only as necessary, is becoming more and more common. It is an approach I applaud, as it involves a minimum amount of investment and creates a maximum amount of clarity, while also combining the excitement of the new with the recognizability and nostalgia of the past. I look forward to the Garage's future expositions and explorations. Beyond that, I look forward to a further revitalization of Gorky Park. Jemal Surmanidze, a local architecture expert and part of the Skolkovo team (that's the new city being planned on Moscow's outskirts; I am on its urban council), suggested during a recent stroll that it could be expanded across a busy road to encompass a large exhibition hall and sculpture park. Then it could be a real showcase for both the history of culture, in every sense of that world, and its future, that is worthy of Moscow—or any city.
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"Perfect for a buffet, picnic or potluck, this colorful side can be served at room temperature," says Michelle Chicoine of Missoula, Montana. "You'll want to make extra because the flavors only get better the second day!" TASTY TIP Toasting whole cumin seeds and then grinding them adds extra flavor to this salad. If you don't have whole cumin seeds, substitute 1/4 teaspoon of ground cumin—don't toast.
- 2/3 cup uncooked long grain rice
- 2 cups frozen corn, thawed
- 1 can (15 ounces) black beans, rinsed and drained
- 6 green onions, sliced
- 1/4 cup pickled jalapeno slices, chopped
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 2 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon lime juice
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon molasses
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds, toasted and ground
- Cook rice according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large bowl, combine the corn, beans, onions and jalapenos. In a jar with a tight-fitting lid, combine the remaining ingredients; shake well.
- Stir rice into corn mixture. Add dressing and toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Yield: 8 servings.
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Hello there. This is my second birth and both of my kids are really having jaundice. I am wondering what causes that.
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Hello there. This is my second birth and both of my kids are really having jaundice. I am wondering what causes that.
Jaundice is very common and affects around half of all newborn babies in the first week of life. It's caused by extra Bilirubin being in the blood; newborn babies often have excess levels of Bilirubin which, in most cases, returns to a normal level without special treatment within a week. Breastfeeding your baby helps to reduce the jaundice, as does exposing your baby to normal levels of sunlight.
Your midwife or healthcare provider should keep an eye on the level of the jaundice and how quickly it clears up.
All of my babies had jaundice. One of them needed the lights because her level was very high, but the others got over it pretty quickly. The best way to get rid of jaundice is to nurse, nurse, nurse and keep the baby in direct sunlight as much as possible.
Babies tend to be very sleepy when they have jaundice but ironically they need to feed frequently to get rid of it. You need to wake the baby up every few hours and bring them to the breast (if you are breastfeeding) or give them a bottle. Sometimes pumping in between feedings and giving them a bottle of pumped breast milk can help to increase intake and flush out the bilirubin faster.
How old are the children that are having jaundice, and are you sure it is jaundice, or do they look pale, like they are anemic?
My two month old baby had it during his first week of life. The Midwives motored it because his was at 18 and normal is at 10.
Okay - so I think I better understand your comment. You have two children, and they both had jaundice shortly after birth. You wanted to know what causes it and what can help it.
LJ and Mom2Many gave you some excellent information above.
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As soon as i saw arrested development i pressed the button, but then saw firefly directly below! How could I pick between the two and feel that i had done right today!? I couldn't bring myself to pick thus forcing my hand to whine about it here. I mean that's like asking me to pick between gelato and bacon!
Tales from the Gold Monkey
Pushing Daisies. That show was quirky, but Awesome!!!
onestinkyfish wrote:The Finder
I agree with this one too!
arnomada wrote:Lie to me
Second that!
I'll second "Terra Nova" and "Pushing Daisies".
I'll add "Dirty Sexy Money" and "Sports Night".
Pushing Daises... I loved that show so much...
And not JUST because of Anna Friel.
Pushing Daisies
Jericho (was my vote)
I was torn between Arrested Development & Jericho. I also missed Knights of Prosperity (if you didn't watch it, you missed a great show) & Terra Nova. Plus...Life on Mars was great. The Killing was cancelled but have heard that they are bringing it back. Yippy!
Oh yeah....Pushing Daisies was great! Thanks for the reminder, fellow WOOT'ers!
To mention one that no one else has yet, I miss No Ordinary Family. It was the closest thing we've ever had to an TV version of The Incredibles.
Misfits of Science...
CharlesP2009 wrote:Classic Futurama. I'm thinking if they didn't cancel the series in 2003 we wouldn't have gotten as much rubbish as we have now that the show is "back".
Don't get me wrong, I'm glad we got the films and the last two seasons but it's mostly mediocre now. Alas, you can't truly go home again.
I wondered if I was the only one who liked the original much better than the new.
I'll join on the Eureka bandwagon. Lots of fun.
Also Mystery Science Theater 3000, but at least there's Rifftrax.com[/quote]
I liked Joel. I loved that show, but my ex hated it. I also loved Red Dwarf & again, he hated it. Guess that's one of the many reasons he's my ex.
Pirates of Dark Water
I'll see your Sledge Hammer and Max Headroom and raise you one Herman's Head.
popularoutcast wrote:So many ...
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip
My Boys (and I liked her in Mob Doctor except it had to end, it couldn't go anywhere)
The Mole
New Amsterdam
In Plain Sight
The Finder
Oh yeah....New Amsterdam! Loved it.
"24" Bring back Jack Bauer!
New Amsterdam
Better Off Ted
BabyBear wrote:2 Words: Sledge Hammer!
Trust me - I know what I'm doing...
my vote was firefly which stays my first vote, pushing daisies is also way up there.
two huge let downs: kitchen confidential, and more recently: best friends forever. they both got cancelled after a few episodes and were two of the best shows i've ever seen.
My Name is Earl!!!
Clearly, we are a TV curse, as the shows we love all get cancelled.
I second many of the above, and add another: Profit (1996 with Adrian Pasdar). It was ahead of its time, and suffered for it.
indysharpei wrote:My Name is Earl!!!
When episodes strayed from his list was when we lost interest. I don't even know how the series ended. He did complete everything on his list?
Clerks: The animated series
It was HILARIOUS! I have the DVD set and have seen all 6 episodes 100+ times I swear.
Show just got no love while it was on air. Was part of the TGIF thing as it was dying which probably didn't help it.
From what I'm hearing Clerks 3 will be animated.
And I'm sorry, but Firefly was not that good. Up there with Lost. ZZzzzzzz
MoodSwingSet wrote:Misfits of Science...
I remember that show! I had a mad crush on Dean Paul Martin (RIP) going back to his singing days.
fractalVisionz wrote:I third and fourth that (as cedaroo 2nd'd it)!
agreed (Better off Ted)
All my faves were single-season losers: Eleventh Hour, Life on Mars, Raines, and Carnivale (2 seasons, but still).
The Event
dilone wrote:Supertrain
Supertrain! With all the Great TV shows that have been on You pick What?
It looks like no one here has heard of (or cares about) The Life and Times of Tim but googling the show now I just realized that there is in fact a third season of the animated series. Oh joy!
Also as a fan of David E. Kelley, I wonder why Harry's Law was given such short shrift when so many crappier and embarrassingly bad shows survive.
Hot l Baltimore.
I also vote for Terminator SCC. =(
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Reactive attachment disorder is a rare but serious condition in which an infant or young child doesn't establish healthy attachments with parents or caregivers. Reactive attachment disorder may develop if the child's basic needs for comfort, affection and nurturing aren't met and loving, caring, stable attachments with others are not established.
With treatment, children with reactive attachment disorder may develop more stable and healthy relationships with caregivers and others. Treatments for reactive attachment disorder include positive child and caregiver interactions, a stable, nurturing environment, psychological counseling, and parent or caregiver education.
Reactive attachment disorder can start in infancy. There's little research on signs and symptoms of reactive attachment disorder beyond early childhood, and it remains uncertain whether it occurs in children older than 5 years.
Signs and symptoms may include:
Reactive attachment disorder is rare. Signs and symptoms can occur in children who don't have reactive attachment disorder or who have another disorder such as autism spectrum disorder. It's important to have your child evaluated by a psychiatrist who can tell whether such behaviors indicate a more serious problem.
If you think your child may have reactive attachment disorder, you may start by visiting your primary care provider or pediatrician. However, you may be referred to a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of reactive attachment disorder or a pediatrician specializing in behavior and development for a complete evaluation.
Consider getting an evaluation if your baby or child shows any of the signs and symptoms above.
To feel safe and develop trust, infants and young children need a stable, caring environment. Their basic emotional and physical needs must be consistently met. For instance, when a baby cries, his or her need for a meal or a diaper change must be met with a shared emotional exchange that may include eye contact, smiling and caressing.
A child whose needs are ignored or met with a lack of emotional response from caregivers does not come to expect care or comfort or form a stable attachment to caregivers.
Most children are naturally resilient, and even those who've been neglected, lived in orphanages or had multiple caregivers can develop healthy relationships. It's not clear why some babies and children develop reactive attachment disorder and others don't.
Various theories about reactive attachment disorder and its causes exist, and more research is needed to develop a better understanding and improve diagnosis and treatment options.
The risk of developing reactive attachment disorder from serious social and emotional neglect or the lack of opportunity to develop stable attachments may increase in children who:
However, most children who are severely neglected don't develop reactive attachment disorder.
Without treatment, reactive attachment disorder can continue for several years and may have lifelong consequences. However, more research is needed to determine if problems in older children and adults are related to experiences of reactive attachment disorder in infancy and early childhood.
It's a good idea to be well-prepared for your appointment. Here's some information to help you get ready and know what to expect from your doctor.
Before your appointment make a list of:
For signs and symptoms that could be caused by attachment problems, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
Your child's doctor or mental health provider is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may reserve time to go over any points you want to spend more time on. Some questions the doctor may ask include:
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), published by the American Psychiatric Association, includes diagnostic criteria for reactive attachment disorder, such as:
However, some experts use other sources, rather than the DSM-5, as a basis for diagnosing reactive attachment disorder.
A thorough, in-depth examination by a child psychiatrist is necessary to diagnose reactive attachment disorder.
Your child's evaluation may include:
Your child's doctor will also want to rule out other possible causes, as signs and symptoms of reactive attachment disorder may resemble those related to other disorders, including:
Children with reactive attachment disorder are believed to have the capacity to form attachments, but this ability has been compromised by their experiences. The best treatment for a child with reactive detachment disorder is a positive, loving, stable, caring environment and caregiver.
There's no standard treatment for reactive attachment disorder, but it should involve both the child and parents or primary caregivers. Early intervention appears to improve outcomes. Goals of treatment are to help ensure that the child:
Treatment strategies include:
Other services that may benefit the child and the family include:
The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, the American Psychiatric Association and the American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children have all criticized dangerous and unproven treatment techniques for reactive attachment disorder.
These techniques include any type of therapy that involves forcing or coercing a child in order to break down what is believed to be the child's resistance to attachments — an unproven theory of the cause of reactive attachment disorder. These controversial practices can be psychologically and physically damaging and have led to accidental deaths.
Beware of mental health providers who promote unorthodox or extreme methods. Some offer research as evidence to support their techniques, but none has been published in reputable medical or mental health journals.
If you're considering any kind of unconventional treatment, talk to your child's psychiatrist first to make sure it's legitimate and not harmful.
If you're a parent or caregiver whose child has reactive attachment disorder, it's easy to become angry, frustrated and distressed. You may feel like your child doesn't love you — or that it's hard to like your child sometimes.
You may find it helpful to:
While it's not known with certainty if reactive attachment disorder can be prevented, there may be ways to reduce the risk of its development.
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Discussion in 'December 2008' started by Dlev59, Dec 26, 2008.
Since that attack, Tanya Harding's history is pretty sordid. What a girl!
this is the 2nd game in a row that i've attended where i didn't feel the pistons were in any real danger of losing the game (unless the magic tied or gained the lead which never happened...seems to be a mental hurdle they cannot get past). i met some friends at halftime and we chatted out in the concourse during the 3rd quarter while the magic were making their run...which brings me to the most important stat of the night. the pistons were +15 when i was in my seat and -9 when i wasn't. i'll take game MVP honors, thank you very much. i loved the 3 possession stretch where max abused the magic. amir looked solid again. stuck forced a few times but i like the aggressiveness. it's funny reading some of the magic forums - they are simply delusional about their team. that team has no leader and is soft overall. roscoe was right about poise - we had it with billups and we have it with stuckey. orlando simply doesn't have it, and as a result they will never get past a team with poise in the playoffs. as for who to bring off the bench, i say rip. i'll elaborate more in a different post, but there were still times last night where AI was with the bench group and we needed another scorer. AI can still create for himself but he still missed some easy bunnies and he would do well with having another jumpshooter to kick the ball to.
what ever they do to get max ready to play the magic... bottle it, it was refreshing to see max breaking the glass in the china shop last night. Unless the team were playing is really big at the 3, I still think that bring Prince off the bench is the best option of the 3. I like having him in the game to control the offense when Stuckey is out. The question is when was the last time we had a pg that attacked the glass so hard on the offensive end... I can't see how you can't be falling in love with this kids hustle and effort.
The responding officer's report described her as "agitated", her story as "very implausible", and recorded her frustration that others couldn't see the people she saw. Yeah, I know how that is...
The police must roll their eyes when they get their bi-annual call from her. Nobody has that much crime happen to them.
Rip is a mid range shooter. I'm sorry. I'm nitpicking, but the influx of trade Rip for a one year rental is driving me nuts. Agreed Agreed --------- Did everyone forget how good Rip is? How he carried us in the PO's vs this very same magic team; how he's been our clutchest performer throughout the PO's? how when everybody else was having meltdowns, he was there being his mostly consistent scoring self ? Did he not just keep us in the game vs CLE mere months ago which provided a shot at even having a comeback in the 1st place? The grass is not always greener on the other side especially when it's pretty damn green over here to begin with.
I want him to retire as a Piston.
O Rly?
I agree with you to an extent, but i don't think it's that set in stone. LOL
You'll notice that there have been a lot of comments about how AI could come off the bench. If that's not a compliment to Rip, then I don't know what is. That's like saying a 32 year old Wilt Chamberlain should come off the bench for Sheed. The problem is that we have 2 starter worthy SG's. Possible options include the following: Small ball- Bench AI- Bench Rip- (MC)Trade Rip- All options sort of stink for one reason or another. That's why we are debating them.
i get that, but in the analysis i feel like alot of people are just throwing Rip under the bus. But i agree it's a tough situation with probably no "right" answer. And i love your illustrations BTW lmao
That is actually an option I didn't think of. We could just throw him under the bus. That would allow AI to play his game and AA could log plenty of minutes at the 2. I think it would open up a certain %age of the salary cap too... maybe 100% of his salary.
I dislike you very much right now LOL j/k
What a great thread: Gillooly didn't wheeld the pipe, I just didn't get the infurence. Amir fouls blow by blow--> wonderful. All I know is Nelson and DHo came in here with numbers in the sky and left here with 27 total. That's about 1/2 their normal total. DHo did take a few boards from Amir.
Sheed definitely played some patient, positional defense on Howard. Good to know that he is capable of doing so. I'm really curious in how Kwame would have held his position. Can't believe we didn't test it out.
Both teams did have elongated brick stints. We out shot them too.
Lies how could we have won? don't play around like that..... your such a big kidder..... folks get back to complaining about our 1000th straight lose
And trying to decide between 2 all-star SG's is a great problem to have. If you are going to have a problem - this is a nice one to have. Even AA would be starting on some teams.
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During the early months of 2003, British Prime Minister Tony Blair insisted his nation lacked time to wait and investigate the situation in Iraq because the infamous WMD were poised to wipe out his nation along with the United States. Fast forward six years and the current prime minister, Gordon Brown believes it is time to conduct a thorough investigation into the causes of his nation's participation into the Iraq war. "With the last British combat troops about to return home from Iraq, now is the right time to ensure we have a proper process in place.." says the prime minister. He made clear the investigation will be behind closed doors and will take at least a year to conclude its work.
I am confused. It took all of about two months to send British troops into the wrong war at the wrong time for the wrong reasons, but it requires a year to find out what the heck happened? I am glad Gordon Brown wants the "right process" in place, but shouldn't that be done BEFORE sending troops into combat? The British people deserve to have an independent group conduct the investigation and it can be completed in about two months.


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10 minutes walk from the City's Park & Ride terminal and bus station.
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