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Jay McGraw, 30, and his wife Erica McGraw are expecting their first child and very excited about the news!
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" Brand: Tesco / Type: Hand Wash / Suitable for: Hand "
I buy a fair few beauty products from Tesco's as I always feel they are good value for money and a good quality product at the same time. Hand washes are essential in our house and we all like to use the Magnolia scented one made by Tescos. This comes in a super large sized plastic bottle (500ml) and has a useful pump type dispenser on top. Last time I bought one of these was ages ago and it cost me less than 60p for a bottle of this size. The reason I bought it so long ago and haven't replaced it in so long is that it actually lasts us such a long time. I put liquid soap always in a hand dispenser type container in our downstairs loo so obviously this product is used a lot, but it lasts and lasts.
Our little girl uses this hand wash herself after using the bathroom and she has a fairly sensitive skin which is prone to eczema. This hand wash doesn't dry out her skin and she loves to use it. The smell is really nice, very fresh and natural and smells just like fresh cut flowers.
The consistency of this hand wash is surprisingly thick, I expected it to be a little on the runny side due to the cheap price, so I was pleasantly surprised the first time I used it. It's a pale colour and the smell is very strong. It lathers up very quickly in the hands and rinses away well when have finished washing. Afterwards I love the smell it leaves on my hands and the aroma of the magnolia seems to hang around for ages afterwards.
It's also got a great moisturising feel to it for hydrating my skin. It's not drying and it appears to make my skin very soft and smooth. It has a really good luxurious feel to it and it actually feels like it probably cost more than it did. The only give away is the design of the bottle, really. The bottle is very plain, very simple and is cream in colour and just states that it is from Tesco and is a magnolia hand wash. That's all you need really, though.
It's well worth the money and a good quality product.
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This hand wash is a bargain at 55p for a fairly large 500 ml bottle from Tesco, making it a mere 11p per 100 ml, so I thought it was worth a buy at that price especially as I have used the honeysuckle variety before and I was happy with that one so I knew the quality would be okay. I have a bottle of this in my kitchen at the moment as I don't want to buy expensive stuff for communal use after washing up or to use to wash hands before cooking and so on.
It does not stand out as looking particularly cheap and nasty although the packaging is simple and does not look luxurious in the slightest. The current bottle is slightly different to the Dooyoo picture as it has been updated. It now says creamy hand wash in large letters, with magnolia and silk written underneath. It also informs that it contains added moisturisers and natural extracts, although I think natural extracts is a bit vague as that could mean anything! Anyway this is not something I am embarrassed to have out in my kitchen as it looks fine. The bottle has a standard pump top dispenser, which is easy and convenient. It dispenses a good amount of hand wash - it is not such a stingy amount that you feel you want to press twice, but neither do they give loads and waste it!
The hand wash lathers up a decent amount in my wet hands. I wouldn't say it is the most generously lathering hand wash I have ever used, but it is perfectly adequate. The hand wash itself does have a creamy texture as the packaging suggests, and it is also a creamy colour. The lather it creates feels quite moisturising, more so than most of the hand washes which are more of a gel than a cream style. It does not leave my hands feeling really stripped and dried out. However, I do still feel like I want to use a hand cream after washing my hands with this, but then I am someone who generally likes to use a lot of hand creams. A lot of people using this in the house have been happy to just wash their hands and go, with no complaints of hands feeling rough or needing a hand cream or anything. I have not had any kind of irritation from it.
The scent is pleasant, lightly sweet and floral, but certainly not too strong and overwhelming at all. It lingers a while on my skin but don't find it stays on my hands for ages or anything. I think I prefer this magnolia scent to the other honeysuckle one as it seems fresher and cleaner in my opinion. My hands are left perfectly clean after washing.
Overall it's not a product to rave about as it's quite standard and nothing too special, but it is quite nice and does the job and is a great bargain. For the price, I do think it is worth recommending and for 55p I would be happy to buy this again.
I buy this hand wash simply because it is cheap, a decent sized bottle, and functional. We tend to buy any once of the three scents they offer in these hand washes at Tesco, but, for the purpose of my review I am focusing on the 'magnolia and silk' scent which I have in my bathroom at the moment.
Firstly, the bottle:
I have to admit, it is not very pleasing to look at, and different to the photograph on here. It is made of a cheap plastic, with a bright blue colour for all the writing. There is no impressive font or picture. It simply states "Tesco", "creamy hand wash", and that the scent is magnolia and silk with added moisturisers and natural extracts. Now, as I said, I do buy this simply because of cost, and stood next to my sink, it does look very cheap. But it is! I buy it because of that. Though to be honest, when I am earning more money I will probably buy a more aesthetically pleasing soap (or possibly a nice bottle to decant it into) but at 89p for a 500ml bottle, who am I to complain? I get what I have paid for. The shape is easy to grab with the wavy sides that allow grip even with wet hands, and the pump is perfectly functional. I have had no issues dispensing the soap.
The back has the usual blurb, and there are no issues reading any of this. All clear, all concise.
The Liquid:
It is a white colour and thick enough to coat the hands. The pump does dispense enough for a good wash, and the liquid doesn't slip of the hands before you have had chance to use it! The Magnolia and Silk scent is very pleasant, and it stays on the skin for a while after washing. I personally think it creates a lovely fresh and clean smell. There is nothing too remarkable about this product - it isn't a dreamy scent, or mouth-watering, but it is nice. I do find, however, that my hands can feel quite dry following use of this product, but I must point out that I do suffer from chronically dry skin on my hands anyway, so others may not have this issue with the soap.
Overall, if you are on a tight budget, this is perfectly nice as bathroom soap and it does the job it is required to do! Give it a shot before dismissing it.
Seeing as I have an excitable Springer Spaniel at home it's probably hardly surprising to learn that I wash my hands a lot of times throughout the day. I feel like I'm always buying bottles of handwash for the house! Generally I buy whatever is on offer at the time as I don't want to spend a fortune on them and I'm not particular about which I buy. I'm using this one at the moment as it was the cheapest one in Tesco's at the time of shopping.
The plastic container that it comes in is quite sturdy and strong and doesn't give the impression that it would split if it got knocked over or anything like that. You can see the handwash through the plastic which I always like so that you know how much is left in it and when you need to buy another.
The top swivels round very easily and the instructions are clear about how to turn it initially in order to open the valve on top. Once 'opened' the lotion will come out very easily. It comes out via a pump dispenser and it depresses easily and releases the lotion easily. The handwash is the same consistency as a gel like substance and is a very bright solid white colour. It lathers very easily on your hands once you rub them together.
As soon as I start rubbing my hands with the handwash the strong floral scent hits me. I can't distinguish that it is magnolia but it's certainly a strong flowery smell and is lovely. I do feel the smell is quite feminine but I've had no complaints from the other half yet so won't draw this to his attention!
I can smell the handwash on my hands for quite a while afterwards but I don't think it has a moisturising effect on my hands. They don't feel rough after washing them with this, but I also can't notice they are softer at all. I wouldn't have thought it was particularly 'moisturising' but that might just be me.
It only costs 55p for 500ml (from Tescos) which is a brilliant price for it and well worth the money.
I always like to buy quality products but obviously within a more reasonable price range and I love a lot of the Tesco own range products at the minute. My latest find in their store, has been this Magnolia handwash that has been lowered to a bargain price. It is not Value or anything but it is just a Tesco own handwash. I just wanted a handwash with a bit of a different smell and that's what this one offered as well as it looking like quite a nice bottle on the shelf.
The packaging is nothing too exciting to look at but is very simplistic which I like. It comes in a square shaped plastic bottle with a white dispenser head and in pastel coloured type it says Magnolia and has the Tesco logo on the front. It has a picture of a flower on the front and says that it has 'Added moisture and natural extracts'. On the reverse of the bottle, it has a list of all of the ingredients and it also has a sentence about the product and directions of use and it comes in a 500ml amount.
To look at the handwash is a white liquid colour and it is just your usual consistency, quite thick with a runnyness to it. The smell of this is of course a magnolia scent but it is also quite neutral and has floral scent it almost reminds me a bit of chamomile. There are warnings on the back of the bottle e.g. if the product comes into contact with eyes then rinse with clean warm water immediately. There isn't too much that it warns other than that.
The handwash is created to leave hands feeling soft and clean and it is soap free and pH balanced. When using this soap, I haven't ever found that my hands are irritated as it is soap free so is good to skin. To use this soap you are meant to push down the pump to dispense the handwash onto hands and then massage them and rinse them thoroughly. You literally only need to use a pumpful of the handwash and you won't need much more than that.
After washing my hands, my skin felt really clean and it also felt soft and had a really nice smell. A whole bottle of this handwash should last you a really good amount of time and it is definitely a good quality handwash. I like the natural like idea around it and it is pleasant and the fact you don't need too much is good. It really does smell nice and having used this for a couple of months, now I'd buy it again as I like the way my hands feel after using this.
I'd recommend this handwash to anyone looking to pay nothing too expensive for a handwash and who wants a nice looking bottle that does what it says. It is good for those who have sensitive skin as it is soap free and it is kind to skin so is ideal for use for all age groups. The handwash can go in any room just fine being a white colour and it is an unbeatable price. There is nothing more I could really need from a handwash that this doesn't provide.
This handwash can be purchased from all Tesco stores and it can also be purchased online too, if you are doing a shop. A 500ml bottle will cost you just 55p.
For more information on Tesco and their products go to http://www.tesco.com
I bought this handwash recently from Tesco for just 60p for a 500ml bottle which is very good value considering many handwashes are well over the £1.00 mark.
The handwash comes in a clear plastic bottle with a standard pump action dispenser, the liquid inside is white and is lovely and thick.
The handwash is called Magnolia and silk and it has a light floral fragrance which is not overpowering at all, the texture of the wash is quite thick and is very creamy and does indeed feel silky on the skin.
The liquid foams to a lovely soft lather easily and your hands feel really clean and soft after use.
One pump is more than enough for handwashing and leaves the skin feeling soft and moisturised.
The handwash is soap free which I like because I find soap is very drying on my skin.
I keep one of these at the kitchen sink to use on my hands after washing up.
This is one of my favourite handwashes due to it's lovely soft silky feel and the fact that I feel like my hands are moisturised after using it.
I would recommend this handwash highly.
I came across this handwash when I was shopping in Tesco and noticed it because it was the cheapest on the shelf. It was so cheap in fact that I could buy two of the Tesco bottles for one more expensive handwash that I was originally intending to buy. I purchased one of the white coloured Magnolia and Silk handwashes which to me seemed like the 'original' or least perfumed of the Tesco handwash range. I also bought one of their yellow coloured Honeysuckle and Silk handwashes. I was very happy about the price (they were just over 50p) as to be honest I don't want to spend a lot of cash on a handwash product. I only want something that will clean my hands and leave them feeling soft.
I use a handwash in my kitchen as I'm often doing gardening, dealing with pets and doing dirty jobs that require me to wash up afterwards. I like to access my handwash with ease and be able to wash and go as swiftly as possible. All I really want in a handwash is a pump action dispenser and a liquid that squirts out into my hand rather than down the side of the bottle!
The Tesco handwash comes in a large 500ml sized bottle. It is about the same size or bigger than similar handwashes on the market so I was pleased with the amount of liquid I was getting. The bottle is a clear recyclable plastic bottle and you can see the handwash liquid through it. It is a pearly white colour and overall the bottle and colours look very pretty. The bottle features a pretty white Magnolia flower on the front and classy cornflower blue text. I know some people like their handwashes to look good for guests and this bottle really looks lovely.
The bottle has a peelable label on the back which is printed with product information. The brand tell you a little bit about the product such as the fact that the product is "soap free" and "Ph balanced". They say the liquid has been infused with moisturising agents and "natural extracts" which will leave your skin soft. There are some directions for use - these aren't really needed as the pump dispenser operation is really easy. There are also ingredients and warnings printed on the label. The warnings are simply to avoid contact with the eyes.
The pump on the bottle is compressed before use and you need to simply twist it one way to activate. You can then twist it open or shut. It has a large flat top which can be pressed down with ease with your fingers or the palm of your hand. You can control how much liquid comes out by pressing gently or more firmly. I personally find that a soft pump dispenses a small one penny sized dollop and that this is enough to wash my hands with.
The liquid is quite gelatinous and clings to whatever surface it hits. It doesn't drip into the bottle but falls straight down into your hand.
The handwash has a lovely scent. It's very floral though so men may not appreciate this as much as the ladies. The handwash is very easy to smear across the palms and it turns into a foamy lather. It rinses off easily with warm or cold water. It's effective at cleaning my hands even when they are extremely muddy.
After drying my hands I can feel the difference from if I'd just washed with a bar of soap - they feel soft and as if my skin can breathe more.
Overall I think this economy priced product can totally compete with more expensive handwashes in terms of bottle design, perfume, effectiveness and added moisturising benefits. A great bargain buy and I would reccommend trying these if you are using anything more expensive.
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I recently brought this hand wash because it was 55p in my local tesco, and I needed to buy one as an extra!
The product --> This hand wash is Tesco only, and comes in a plastic bottle with a pump. The hand wash itself is cream and quite thick, and smells quite strong. But this is nice, and is refreshing. The packaging is very plain and simple, but looks great in my bathroom! It is 500ml.
This hand wash is great for me and I do have quite sensitive skin. However, it has been formulated for delicate skin and is hypo-allergenic. It is safe for all the family too, as it is PH balanced and is soap free. It cleans and moisturises too and I have found this to be nourishing for hands.
The cost --> Compared to some hand washes around, this is a brilliant bargain. It costs 55p and most others are around £1.
I do recommend this hand wash as a cheaper alternative, but I will be sticking with the Carex ones too as I enjoy the fact they have kills 99.9 per cent of bacteria on, and I also prefer the design of the bottles.
I do not mind buying cheaper hand washes because it saves me money because I usually like to buy them on offer because I have a lot of grandchildren and it is not worth paying too much money on a hand wash as a cheaper one does the same job. I do prefer a hand wash because it is more convenient to use.
This wash is housed in a clear plastic bottle with a pump dispenser, it is a basic looking bottle, it is a 500ml bottle for a cheap price of just 55p from Tesco. The wash inside is a white creamy liquid, it is a nice soft texture with a really nice smell. It smells of fresh flowers and has a really nice scent to it, this is only the way I can describe this one. It is a nice fresh smell and lasts for some time on the hands after use. The pump is easy to activate and just a simple twist to first activate the pump. The bottle is quite tall and slim, it is not a bulky bottle and sits on the sink just fine.
It lathers really well, only a small amount is needed to wash the hands. It feels nice on the skin and it suits my family very well. Because it is a rich liquid it does not drip from the pump as some other cheaper brands I have used. This one is just a quick press of the pump onto the hands and the job is done. It has not caused my grandchildren any problems on their skins. It has not dried the skin too much because it is such a creamy liquid.
It cleans dirt from the hands very well, it also rinses well too, it suits my little grandchildren's skin as their skin is more delicate. It is also a good quality wash, it is good value for the cheap price. The bottle can be recycled after use too. Although it is a very basic looking bottle it still looks fine in the bathroom and it is cheap enough to buy if you have more than one toilet in the home. The liquid does flow from the pump nicely with this one without coming out of the bottle in those kind of blobs, it flows really well for my liking and so makes less mess on the sink surface.
I do recommend this one for anyone to buy because it is worth the money, it cleans the skin well and leaves them feeling nice and soft. It is one I would buy again because it is worth 55p.
I rate it 5 stars.
I bought this about 4 months ago when the handwash ran out in our bathroom and it was my turn to buy it. As I couldn't be bothered to go far, I popped to the Tesco Express at the bottom of my road and got the cheapest I could find. That happened to be this wash.
As I live in a house with two other students, I didn't want to spend much as I expected it would run out very quickly and would need replacing. I was completely wrong, 4 months later and we are still using the same bottle. For the 60p that I paid for it, it has lasted exceptionally well.
It comes in a 500ml plastic bottle with a plastic pump on top for easy dispense. On the front is a very inconspicuous label with all the basics and a nice picture of a flower. On the rear all the usual details can be found. For the price I paid, I would expect it to be a cheap looking bottle but it definitely is not that, it looks a lot more expensive than it actually is and would fit in any bathroom quite easily.
It claims on the front that is a "Magnolia & Silk" handwash, so I would of expected some scent to it. I have never actually noticed a scent to it, however its pearl colour suggests to me that this is more what they are referring to. As a handwash it works very well. You only need to dispense a small amount of the runny handwash onto you hand for it to work up a good lather and clean your hands. A lot of cheaper handwashes can have a tendency to leave your hands feeling dry but this does not at all. Coincidentally, it leaves them feeling silky soft!
As a handwash, it does exactly what it says on the bottle for what is an exceptional price. I expected a cheap and nasty handwash that would only last a few weeks, instead I got a great handwash that is just as good as some of the leading brands, for a fraction of the price.
When you are shopping in Tesco's next and are on the lookout for a new handwash, give this one a try, it's worth it!
A quick look on Tesco's website today shows that it now costs 61p, which is still very cheap!
In the summer we had a new bathroom fitted, and i was keen to have accesories to match that did not cost the Earth. A very simple and effective way of doing this for me was buying a bottle of handwash that matched the bathroom.
I am the main person in my house who uses handwash as my hands dry out terribly from using soap all the time. I also wash my hands a lot as i am changing nappies, and helping my kids to toilet properly.
I used to mainly use the basic antibacterial wash at 38p which is an effective wash, but in my endeavour to find an attractive product i picked up the Magnolia and silk handwash, which priced at 60p was hardly breaking my budget.
The bottle is clear plastic with a white coloured pump dispenser which was very easy to activate. There is a small picture of a white flower on the bottle (which i assume is a magnolia flower) and the writing on the front of the bottle is in a barely noticeable and very discreet light blue, telling me it is tesco handwash magnolia and silk with added moisturisers and natural extracts. The product is visible, and it is a white colour. It is not that viscous compared to some washes, but it is thick enough for me, and i feel it looks quite classy and worth more than 60p.
The back of the bottle is cheaper looking with a white sticky label covering over half of the bottle listing the ingredients, a bit of a description of the product, bar code and recycling information.
Using the product is quite pleasant. A small amount foams well, so the bottle i have been using myself has lasted since July so far and is still about half full. As i said earlier though, it is mainly me who uses it as the kids and the husband tend to use a bar of soap. I am pleased with how long it has lasted as i thought that it would go quite quickly, but it seems to distribute a reasonable amount onto your hand so there is not any wastage. I guess it helps the kids are not tall enough to reach it on their own.
It has a light texture that foams easily, and a slight smell to it that is slightly floral but reminds me a lot of moisturiser. And most importantly for me, it does seem to have a slight moisturising quality to it. Although my hands are still dry (i have very dry skin and eczsma) they are less dry than when i use soap, and they don't get itchy.
Overall, it is pleasant to use and is at a fantastic price compared to branded products. It is tasteful in my lovely new bathroom, and i am happy to purchase this product.
I have never been a big fan of the bar of soap that you will find next to your bathroom or kitchen sink. This may be just me, but, I feel as time goes on and more and more hands use the soap then surely it must be collecting germs and also the look of the dirty, tired looking bar after it has sat for a few weeks just puts me off. Enough is enough, we all need to clean our hands, so the search began for a new idea.
The simple solution for us was to start using a bottle of liquid soap with a pump handle. Now before I go onto any detail about the product, here are a few reasons why I think bottle beats bar
- No mess - the bottle does not leave little parts of itself all over the sink for you to be continually cleaning
- Much nicer to look at
- Much more hygienic (In my eyes)
- Gives you enough soap with one or two pumps rather than continually rubbing the bar between your hands
This may sound like a rant, but, a recent product was brought to market using soap in the bottle where you don't have to pump the soap yourself, all you have to do is put your hands underneath the spout and the machine will pump the soap into your hands. The thought behind this is that the handle, you use to pump the soap, is dirty and will carry a lot of germs. Point taken, but what do you do after you have pumped the soap into your hand using the simple hand pump bottle, quite simply you wash your hands thus removing all the germs and dirt so why spend a lot of money on a pointless over priced contraption when a simple bottle will do all you need at a fraction of the price. Rant over - I promise
We have tried a few different brands of bottled soap, which being honest, have never found a bad one, however, as many shoppers (Me included) are looking to cut costs just now we decided to look for a cheaper option. This when we first gave the Tesco own brand hand wash a go. It comes in a lovely small clear bottle in a 500ml size and we find lasts very well as one or two pumps always does the job. Also as the bottle is clear it is easy to see when you need to buy a new bottle.
The liquid itself is a little watery compared to some of the more luxury brands we have used but in my opinion this does not affect its cleaning ability as it leaves your hands feeling nice, clean and smelling good from the magnolia and silk flavour/aroma.
The bottle is very easy to open (Not like a Rubik's cube as I have found with some bottles), a simple twist and the nozzle pops up and allows you to start dispensing the soap, if you want to seal it again, press down and twist it again.
If I had to pick a criticism of the bottle, I find it really annoying when you are nearing the bottom of the bottle that the pump will not pump up the last few millimetres or so of soap, this seems to happen with all bottles as I come across the same problem every time, however, as you can see this does not put us off continually buying this product.
All in all, this is a nice cheap bottle of soap from Tesco and is currently priced at 60 pence a bottle (24/09/2010). It keeps your hands clean and also the area around your sink, a solid 4 star rating in my books!
I am always looking for ways to cut my weekly shopping bill, but without compromising on quality. I have tried numerous products from the supermarkets basic ranges with varying results! However there is one product that I am very pleased with, Tesco magnolia hand wash.
I like to use liquid hand wash in my bathroom and cloakroom, as I find it a lot less messy and more hygienic than bars of soap. Tesco magnolia hand wash comes in a clear, pump action plastic bottle. I don't much like the bottle with Tesco emblazoned on the outside, but for the price and quality of the hand wash itself I can live with it! There is also a picture of what I assume to be a rather faded and unappealing looking magnolia flower.
Once activated (simply turn the nozzle clockwise) the pump action dispenser works well and doesn't drip as some other brands have done. I like the fact that the dispenser gives you just the right amount of liquid .This is a soap free hand wash and contains added moisturisers and natural extracts to help keep you hands soft and hydrated. I suffer from dry skin on my hands and have found this hand wash excellent at keeping my hands from drying out. My youngest son has slight eczema on his hands and again this hand wash has not aggravated his skin. I stress he has slight eczema, as it may not be suitable for anyone with severe skin conditions.
I confess my favourite hand wash has to be Dove as I love the scent! However this hand wash has a lovely subtle floral scent. My husband isn't to keen on floral scents but says he actually likes this one! The main reason for my purchase was the price. A 250 ml bottle of Dove hand wash costs £1.00,whilst a 500 ml bottle of Tesco Magnolia hand wash costs just 60p. So you get twice as much for less!
Overall I can highly recommend this hand wash. It is a real bargain!
I do not particularly stick to one brand when it comes to buying handwash but one of my favourites has to be Tesco Magnolia handwash. It comes in a 500ml bottle and is a bargain at only 60p. It has a lovely delicate floral scent, not overpowering like some soap can be!!!!!!
It comes in a clear bottle allowing you to see the creamy coloured soap inside. On the front it has a clear label with the words "Tesco Handwash Magnolia & Silk with added moisturisers and natural extracts" written in lilac lettering, beneath this is a picture of a white flower. The bottle has a white pump on the top, it can be a little tricky to actually get this going, the label on the back says that you simply need to twist the pump to release it, however I find that you need to do this several times inorder to get it going. The packaging in simple but quite attractive and would fit in he colour scheme of any bathroom or kitchen. On the back of the bottle are the ingredients (written in small back letters) The main ingredient is aqua (water) suggesting that it is gentle and kind to your hands. Also on the back of the label is a little bit about the soap itself which says -
"Tesco Magnolia and Silk handwash has been specially created with added moisturisers and natural extracts to leave you hands feeling clean and soft. The formulation is soap free, pH balanced and suitable for all the famly"
This suggests that Tesco Magnolia handwash is very gentle, I suffer from quite dry skin on my hands and after using this handwash my hands feel lovely and soft and being soap free does not dry out my skin even more. As the quote says it is suitable for the whole family therefore suggesting that it is even suitable and gentle enough for children.
Tesco Magnolia Handwash would be suitable for either the bathroom or the kitchen. I find this handwash very economical, all you need is one or two squirts and it lathers up really well leaving you hands feeling clean, soft and smelling fresh.
I would certainly recommend this handwash to anyone, being suitable for all the family, gentle and with added moisturisers it is ideal for any household.
Cheap at only 60p for a 500ml bottle
Added moisturisers and natural extracts - leaves the skin feeling soft
Lovely delicate floral smell
Attractive packaging suitable for any kitchen or bathroom
Suitable for all the family
It is one to give a go!!!!!
When it comes to handwashing, I don't see anything wrong with using a good old slab of soap. I was raised on Imperial Leather, and still use it from time to time, but when my hands are dry, I prefer to wash them with something more moisturising, and kill two birds with one stone.
At just 60p per 500ml bottle, this handwash is considerably cheaper than its branded equivalents, and for your money you get a product that's relatively simple in appearance and scent. The cream, clearly visible through the plastic bottle is white- there's nothing eye catching about it, but it does look more natural than some of the gaudy coloured handwashes you can get. Decoration on the bottle consists of a solitary white flower- a magnolia, I'm guessing. The pump mechanism works effectively and ensures that you can easily dispense your handwash with one push.
The smell of the handwash is also likewise simple and subtle. It's a delicate, fresh floral scent which is pleasantly mild, but lingers on your hands for a while after washing. I like the subtly of it- while some handwashes may create a few more aromatic fireworks, I think that the purpose of washing your hands is to clean them, rather than to give them a fragrance which is going to waft around you all day. There are perfumes for that!
As for its moisturising properties, this certainly helps prevent dry hands, and I haven't had to resort to smothering my hands in handcream after washing them with this. Its thick, creamy consistency ensures that your hands will retain some of that moisture after washing, and stay soft and smooth. It also provides a satisfying lather that will effectively remove dirt and grime, despite its gentle appearance.
I would definitely recommend this handwash as a reliable bathroom basic for everyday use. True, there's nothing particularly special about it, but it is only a substitute for soap after all! It cleanses and moisturises well, and that's all you really need it to do. I won't be splashing out on the more expensive brands now I've discovered this.


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Friday might bring the best night of games until the playoffs in Class AAAAAA.
No. 1 North Gwinnett, No. 2 Colquitt County and defending champion Norcross all play home games on Friday against current or recent Top 10 teams in Class AAAAAA.
Collins Hill plays at Norcross in a game that matches Region 7s leading passers. North Gwinnett's Hayden Sphire is 110-of-180 for 1,649 yards, 25 touchdowns and eight interceptions. Collins Hill's Tyler Herman is 100-of-159 for 1,550 yards, 16 touchdowns and five interceptions. Collins Hill, ranked No. 9 and 6-1, needs a good showing after losing to Norcross 28-0 last week.
- Valdosta, unranked and 5-2, has beaten Colquitt County three consecutive times. Colquitt County coach Rush Propst is 1-4 against Valdosta, which won the 2012 game 38-36 after taking a 38-14 lead into the final minutes.
- Peachtree Ridge, ranked No. 6 and 6-2, presents to Norcross the challenge of a balanced offense. Chance Thrasher has thrown for 1,483 yards, and Jordan Ellis is Gwinnett County's leading rusher with 1,000 yards.
Other games to watch in AAAAAA –
Archer (8-0, 6-0) can clinch its first region title in history with a victory over South Gwinnett (2-5, 2-3) in Region 8.
Hughes (6-1, 2-0) plays at East Coweta (4-3, 2-0) for what should decide the Region 3 title.
Alpharetta (5-2) effectively will end the race in Region 6 if the Raiders can win at home Friday against Lambert (4-3, 3-1).
October 24th, 2013
11:19 am
The oldest Rivalry in Georgia face off in Moultrie, GA. Friday Night. If Valdosta can stay balanced, keeping Colquitt Co. on their toes, they just might have a chance on a 4th straight victory. 1913 is the year Colquitt Co. and Valdosta began their rivalry against one another…
October 24th, 2013
11:22 am
Is Hughes for real or just the beneficiary of a weak region? I guess we'll know when the playoffs arrive!
October 24th, 2013
11:28 am
These game are a view into the playoff window. Much will be learned Friday.
October 24th, 2013
11:32 am
Packers and Cats will beat each up tomorrow and I expect low scores from both..no blowout either way.
October 24th, 2013
12:24 pm
Packers make a statement tomorrow, they will beat em like we use to do back in years 96-99. Go Pack
October 24th, 2013
1:27 pm
Peachtree Ridge is on the tracks of an oncoming train!
October 24th, 2013
2:59 pm
Collins Hill has a big game Friday, a big challenge, and a big chance to pull off a huge upset !
October 24th, 2013
3:41 pm
5-time= Good post. It should be fun tomorrow night and it is an important game for both teams. Valdosta can make a big statement or the Pack will continue onward to the region title. We wont overlook the Cats but we do need to take care of biz and I think we will
October 24th, 2013
5:12 pm
100th anniversary of the Valdosta-Colquit game?
October 24th, 2013
5:47 pm
Valdosta better find a passing game.
October 24th, 2013
6:01 pm
Valdosta has a passing game. The kid Shuman(10th or 11th grader is a gammeer) look up his stats.
October 24th, 2013
6:09 pm
Region 7 is loaded this year. Tough games like these will have them playoff ready.
October 24th, 2013
6:09 pm
Go Cats..
October 24th, 2013
6:18 pm
High 5, can it be both? Lovejoy is definitely for real based on last season, but is probably in the weakest region top to bottom. Maybe the same for Hughes?
October 24th, 2013
6:29 pm
Hughes plays in a soft region, like Lovejoy. Don't worry about them.
October 24th, 2013
6:49 pm
Anybody watching E:60, on ESPNU? RELEASE the CATS!!!!
October 24th, 2013
7:03 pm
Norcross is ready to put together their best game of the season to date…
October 24th, 2013
7:06 pm
@Peter, Region 2 isn't really a region, it is just one team. But that one team is a pretty good team most years. This year, it is too early to tell how good Lovejoy is since they lost the only really tough game they have played.
October 24th, 2013
7:08 pm
If you've got the HORSES, a so called SOFT REGION, doesn't matter!
October 24th, 2013
7:57 pm
Vikes beat Cats 3-0!
Pack beat Vikes 37-7!
Unless Cat D plays "out-of-their-mind", I don't see them stopping the Pack O enough to keep them in the game.
My prediction…..Pack 28 – Cats 14
October 24th, 2013
7:57 pm
Camden74 , what you taking, everybody knows the real "BIG CATS" are found in AAAAA in region 6AAAAA Lol., There are some real big games in AAAAAA, I expect North Gwinnett to hold on to the #1 rankings…
October 24th, 2013
8:13 pm
One thing so interesting about tomorrow night is that at least around Atlanta it is going to be COLD! Specifically, teams that like to throw will have a ball that feels harder to throw and harder to catch than normal. Tomorrow night, a very good, reliable runner will fumble . . . probably twice, maybe more. A stupid play. A missed catch. A tipped ball. That's why the games have to be played. And somebody will not be able to adapt, and lose unexpectedly. I'm putting on my woolies. No need to catch cold.
October 24th, 2013
8:14 pm
@JAB – why not go back to your playground with the other small fry where you belong?
October 24th, 2013
10:28 pm
JAB…….I see you're back on the pipe! There are no BIG CATS in 5A! Well, maybe with the exception of the Tucker Tigers……RELEASE the REAL CATS!
October 24th, 2013
10:56 pm
Valdosta Qb is young but has a lot of heart. If he can get the ball to star receiver Alex Cason and if Vhs running backs play like they usually do……. the pack will have a tough time defeating them. It'll take 4 quarters. Valdosta's offense has potential to be very very exciting and very very good!
October 24th, 2013
11:51 pm
What kills Valdosta's O is a relatively weak offensive line, and a slew of offensive penalties week in and week out that kill their drives. Alex Cason and Rico are two pretty good receivers, they aren't Malcolm Mitchell good, but they are still worthy…that being said, Valdosta must not have many others…Their punter/other QB sometimes lines up as a receiver and does a decent job….but he's HUGE so it's okay. Last week though, I saw the third string QB playing slot receiver, which was a little concerning. I think he went 0 for 1. I agree with eagleeyes in saying that Valdosta's offense has potential. They just have to stop losing yards on penalties, and get their O-line together. Their defense is outstanding this year! GO CATS!
October 25th, 2013
5:24 am
@ 74 == Saw it for the second time. Informative.
October 25th, 2013
5:26 am
@ GwinnettDad == You are so right. Think I'll buy all Wal-Mart's hand warmers and make a delivery.
October 25th, 2013
6:27 am
Lowndes had 205 total yards against Colquitt, but only 83 against Valdosta. I think the strength of both teams is their defense. Valdosta has only allowed 95 points in 7 games, that's an avg of 13. 5. Colquitt, has allowed 80 points for an avg of 11.7. Offensively Valdosta avg 28,5 ppg and Colquitt 25.2 ppg. Statistically wise these are two evenly matched games. While Colquitt is a little more balanced pass and run. Don't see a blowout game here. A close game that could go either way. A big play here or a turnover there may determine this game in my opinion. Colquitt is at home, so home field will always give a team a slight edge. This game has playoff atmosphere all over it. Heading south for this one.
October 25th, 2013
7:26 am
eliminate the penalties and valdosta could be an undefeated team.they loss 2 games by a combined 7 points.the shuman kid is a soph and wasn't expested to see much action this year.with massingale going down 2-1/2 weeks before the start of the season the offense has been a work in progress and the shuman kid is starting to grow into the posistion.i wouldn't sleep on valdosta and the scairy thing is just how young this team is.they're starting 9 soph. and 2 freshman.
October 25th, 2013
7:35 am
Well Folks…here's you some gospel about the Valdosta/Colquitt skirmish….
Always a tough game…and this year won't be any different. Colquitt's defense is prone to giving up the big play…so expect a couple of scores from the Cats. The big question is whether the Hawgs will be able to move the ball effectively against that MONSTER Valdosta defense. Red Zone efficiency will tell the tale. If Colquitt can put the ball into the end zone instead of having to kick FGs…it should be a LONG night for the Cats. BUT…that ain't a given by no means. Another factor.is…how will the Hawgs come out of the gate. Colquitt has been notorious for starting slow and coming on strong in the 2nd half. They'll need to step up their game tonight. They'll hafta play 48 minutes of offensive football if they want to win. The Blackhat defense will do its job. The "do or die" deed will rest on Mobley and Crew's shoulder's. Rush says that tonight will tell us how bad we want to win a State Championship. He could be right. We need to prove to ourselves that we're ready to move the train forward. We need to be…..All In.
So what is the prognostication? Mobley and Crew get the job done. Call it 24-14 or possibly 24-17 (if the Cats can actually kick a FG). Also…one other piece of gospel for ya….It's Gonna Be ROWDY In The Hawg Pen Tonight !!!!!
EVERYBODY….Be Ready To Rumble !!!!
October 25th, 2013
7:48 am
@Rufus-thanks..always entertaining. Bring it, Cats.
October 25th, 2013
8:35 am
Is the Colquitt vs Valdosta game going to be "live streamed?"
October 25th, 2013
8:47 am
Rufus, we have got to win this one. As I was discussing the game with my 6 year old last night, he reminded me "Daddy, the packers always win" As I was laughing and informing that they don't always win. It dawned on me that he has been going to the games with me for 2 years although not all games but I think 10 and he in fact has never seen the packers lose. Anyway, I have decided that he is the good luck charm and he will be there tonight in his new Pack jacket ready to win.
October 25th, 2013
8:49 am
Sounds like Rufus is trying to emulate OMacG with his dialog. But I heard his mentor and idol is the "Velvet Voice of the Airwaves", Monty Long.
"Is the Colquitt Valdosta game going to be live streamed?" That was just a propaganda junk issue the Nasty Cat people raised during Winnersville Week, attempting to cast LHS as being Bully Bad Apple. They could care less if the game is live streamed, as the Dosta fans who control things, like everywhere else, will actually be at the game.
Like most Viking followers, I am pulling for a Cat victory tonight. Don't laugh, it's more than possible. The mighty Hawgs CAN defeated.
Now, along with that, if my Vikes can just take care of business and beat Tift, I will have a good weekend.
October 25th, 2013
8:56 am
Goooooooo. Collins Hill! Do the impossible! Beat the Buffalo Bills of Georgia High School Football!
October 25th, 2013
9:16 am
All interested in a live feed for Valdosta/Colquitt should periodically monitor the above link…they stated they would be provided info at some point throughout the day. Something about this rivalry that allows seems to favor the underdog…..gonna be interesting to say the least.
A lot of comments about Valdosta QB having heart, being a gamer, etc…….I will refrain from any responses because I do not like to disparage young athletes, but I just hope he has "feet" tonight.
October 25th, 2013
9:19 am
Hughes is playing the team who come on their schedule. Nobody never complain when they was losing. Now they are winning the teams they are playing are weak yeah right. Remind you last year they was rank to finish last in the weak region. This year they are rank to finish thrid in the weak region. Sometime people just need to give these kids some credit for having a defense who only allowed 58 points on them in seven games.
October 25th, 2013
9:24 am
Hughes has only played 2 region games thus far. In those 2 region games they have allowed a whopping 3 points and has scored 88. I'm sorry. It seems like some people are being exposed by playing these young kids. I heard that 6 out of the front 7 will be back next year on Defense. Yessss. I agree with you, I wouldnt worry about them either.
October 25th, 2013
9:57 am
@VikingDad – Amigo, let's be brutally honest. Ole Rufus is likely to let your comment about emulating OMacG…slide…and actually be somewhat flattered…BUT…The Potentate of Powder Springs…as he likes to be called…will probably take offense and call you out for a duel of 1800 tequila shots.
And The Velvet Voice of the Valdosta Airwaves…don't pay much attention to Lowndes fans nor Packer fans…for that matter. Since he got so famous…he has WAY TOO MANY other things to worry about.
Lastly, ifin I were you…and I'm more than glad I ain't…(Smile)…I'd worry about them durn Blue Devils. I heard a rumor that Valdosta might have wee wee'd them off. Watch your kicker….
October 25th, 2013
11:55 am
@ Really???????? ! You didn't look at the Pack's strength of schedule versus the Wildcat's schedule….so the yearly stats go toward the Pack a little more than you give them credit for. I am enjoying the fact that coach Propst has said he wants to win the region this year. I think he always wants to win it but didn't deem it necessary to win the state title. We might actually host playoff games in the Hawg Pen. Valdosta, heads up, the "Golden Herd" has a "D" this year. The Pack will end the losing streak tonight. Packers – 31– TameKitties – 10.
October 25th, 2013
12:05 pm
Here it is 1:00 PM in Atlanta at it is only 50 degrees. Bet there's going to be some high scoring teams having difficulty scoring tonight if their competition is anything.
October 25th, 2013
12:11 pm
14-7 Packers
October 25th, 2013
12:17 pm
@Todd – Collins Hill plays at Norcross? Is anybody reading what your wrote? Collins Hill plays against North Gwinnett, and the rest of the paragraph reads that way. Collins Hill, of course, got shut out against Norcross 28-0 when they played.
October 25th, 2013
12:25 pm
I was not very optimistic on CCHS at the beginning of the season but I believe the Pack will win big tonight – a combination of this season to date, three losses in a row, wanting the region, home field advantage. Safe travels to the Cats.
October 25th, 2013
1:35 pm
RELEASE the CATS!!!!
October 25th, 2013
2:08 pm
7AAAAAA DAD- you know CH has only beaten North once in the last 7 years???? They are who we think they are!!!!!!!
October 25th, 2013
4:20 pm
Safe travels to all the Valdosta fans and even tho it will be a really good game but I fully expect the Mighty Packers to be victorious once again. The Cats bring a big defense and two of the best RB's in the region so we better come out of the gate swinging. I don't see us throwing 5 INT's this year so Valdosta's offense will have to produce the points and that wont be easy against a very physical and big defense. Our defensive ends are relentless and our defense will be ready. Go Pack!!
October 25th, 2013
4:47 pm
I'm not sure how to even look at the Camden – Brunswick Game. Seems that Brunswick has been up and down this year. I see Camden winning this one by a couple of Touchdowns.
October 25th, 2013
4:53 pm
Good Luck 7-AAAAAA Dad. I remember the huge uproar when NG beat CH at CH and tore down their goal post. I think that was about the time North started their streak agianst CH. The streak is actually kind of surprising given the quality of players at CH. I think North has pretty much 0wned CH since that event. North was even the only team to beat CH in soccer that year you won the State Championship with only 1 loss all season.
You have my permission to attempt to take down the North goalposts if you beat North on their field. OTOH I cannot even begin to imagine a team allowing a visiting team to do something like that.
Let the battle of Suwanee begin. Godo Luck to all. I hope nobody gets hurt.
Correct me if I am wrong, but I think that GHSA supplies the football, but the home team puts it into play. Kickers have learned to use a slightly under inflated ball to make up for cold, hard footballs. As a player who played in ice and snow, the weather is only a factor to those teams that allow it to affect them. If it is REALLY cold a little extra water on the field can make it tough for visiting teams. snicker.


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I love these Roman Tie-up Shades! The colors are true, material is soft, and looks nice from both inside and out. I had plain white black out shades in my sons room, awful looking, but did the job. These black out all the light, keep the room cool AND look great. They stand up to washing and drying as well! I bought four, 2 in Navy and 2 in Burgundy.
I ordered and got my product quickly! They are great much better than the heavy thermal insulated drapes and the black out shade keeps out sun and heat. I will buy more for other rooms in my home. I am very pleased with this buy!!!
Great blockout drape with a beautiful light blue fabric on inside to look at as well!! My husband works nights & sleeps during daylight hours so a "true blackout" feature was top priority. I'm ordering more asap.
It keeps out the light and is an inoffensive color (I bought the beige one). No complaints.
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Timbuck and the JZA…what, I can't make up nicknames for popular entertainers that I hope will catch on, even though they're super-stupid and I know they won't? Fine, Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z (happy?) are reportedly planning a big tour together. Jay-Z guests on JT's new "Suit And Tie" and the pair have been appearing together a lot recently, most notably at the Grammys this past Sunday. Via Rolling Stone
Spin has neatly summarized the pop-up feud between The Black Keys' Patrick Carney and
Leif Garrett Justin Bieber. Carney, cornered by TMZ cameras, let out a short dig at the pop's littlest sensation. Known lately for taking shots at some, uh, easy targets, Carney's remarks hinted that Bieber had been snubbed at the Grammys because the Grammys are for music. Conclusions drawn. Bieber hit back on twitter that Carney should be "slapped around haha." HAHA YOU ASSHOLE, I WILL HAVE YOUR LEGS BROKEN, is what we think he was getting at. Carney then invited a more intimate form of corporal punishment.
Phoenix has announced an impending new album, called Bankrupt! I can't imagine the title has anything to do with the French quartet's bank accounts, after the success (and double success if you count some mega licensing deals) of 2009′s Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix (named in tribute to Eddie Van Halen's son Wolfgang, I assume). Tour dates, track list, over at the AV Club.
Despite the buzz, which itself was despite the consistent denials, Ben Gibbard has again refuted the notion of a new Postal Service LP. It is NOT GOING TO HAPPEN, MUSIC NERDS. Gibbard "broke" the "news" while announcing that there are two new singles, both to be included with the reissue of Give Up.
FYI, the new PS single is 1 of 2 new songs included w/ the Give Up reissue. Will be avail as separate downloads. Never a new full-length.
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Deena -- Looking more amazing than ever. Girlfriend slimmed down, got veneers and looks great! She also has a new boo named Chris who she's madly in love with.
Now to the good stuff: The roommates show up to the house one by one and see that Mike has cooked them dinner. They all sit around the table like usual and Mike gives a speech about his sobriety and how he is clean and intends to stay that way.
Most of the house is happy and very supportive. Some are skeptical and some are not budging. (cough) Snooki.
Although she has a long list of reasons to hate Mike, she doesn't hate him -- she says she does not wish to be his friend anymore -- sober or not. Jenni stated, "I'll play ball until proven wrong."
The house gathers around Snooki to hear all about her baby news. Vinny reminisces by saying "I remember when she was like "Party's here!" and now it's like "Baby's here!" All the other girls are excited to poke her baby belly but her and Mike don't even hug hello.
Nicole gets frustrated because she can work out but has restrictions and can't tan and Deena cries because she misses her boyfriend and it's only day two. #MeatballProblems
The roommates decide to go to Karma for their first night out, and Snooki and Jionni go out to dinner instead. Snooki refuses to be "that pregnant chick at the club."
At Karma, we finally get to meet the infamous Chris, Deena's new boo. He is adorable and the guys of the house all seem to like him, which says a lot. Amidst a conversation between Chris and Vinny about furniture, Deena bursts into tears because she thinks Vinny is making fun of her man.
I love Deena, but she made herself look so dumb. She was drunk and completely walked into the situation without hearing a word they were saying. Granted, we've all been there, and by "we" I mean drunk females. I can barely recall several times that may have happened to a "friend of mine" in college. Looking from the outside in -- wow, what a mess.
Deena cries for what seems like hours that night. She's already said it -- she has anxiety, she's emotional, she's struggling with a lot of things mentally -- especially being away from her man, and she let her emotions get the best of her. One strike for Deena. Let's not repeat this every drunken weekend. Deal?
Speaking of drunks, next we get to Ronnie and Sam. The "more mature" version of this couple gets in a fight on their first night out. Shocking.
Ron gets mad at Sam because she didn't eat before going out. That small issue turned into him telling her he's done with her. To top it all off, he says to her, "I have a million girls that can do what you do." The roommates chalk it up to him being "abducted" and called it "Ron-ing."
To my surprise, they are later seen walking home together like normal. Sam said she "let it go in one ear and out the other." It's cool she wants to be more laid back, but the word doormat came to mind, not "laid back." Then again, that is just the way those two are. Always have been, always will be -- if they stay together.
Karma did work out well for two of the roommates however, or so they thought. Pauly and Mike bring home two cute girls and are ready to get it in when Mike's girl tells him that her friend is on her "friend." So basically, the skinny chick who was straddling and making out with Pauly all night was not open for business.
Both Mike and Pauly agreed that that is not something they do with a 'random.' Very nicely and politely, Mike told the girls that they would all hang out another night and got their numbers. He really has perfected the jovial blow-off in the last couple of seasons at the shore. Bravo.
In the morning, Jenni and Roger are disgustinly hungover, Ronnie is puking in the bathroom and doesn't remember a thing, and everyone agrees to skip the gym. Mike sees his fellow roommates, and is glad that that is no longer him.
Snooki, Deena, and Pauly head to work and Snooki privately approaches Danny about getting her own place and he informs her he has an apartment right next door to the Shore house that's available. She lets the roommates in on the plan over dinner, and of course there are mixed emotions. They are sad, but understand that she needs to think of baby Lorenzo.
The next day the girls bond over lunch, rides, and shopping, and Jenni becomes the stand-in meatball with Deena at the bar. The boys bond over rides as well and Mike and Vinny connect over their struggles with keeping their minds clear and positive.
It was a great two episodes to kick off the season since there were several "aww" moments if you were quick enough to catch them. Now, back to the drama, please.
Things I learned on this episode of "Jersey Shore:"
In the Swag Handbook, Rule #667 states "You cannot have sex with a girl on her period unless it's your girlfriend, and she's been your girlfriend for a minute."
The term "Eskimo Brothers" means two guys that have had sex with the same girl. For example, Vinny and Jionni are Eskimo brothers.
Snooki's baby's name is going to be Lorenzo Luscious LaValle. LLL. Really girl? SMDH.
Integrity means high morals, self-worth, etc. NOT shame. This and all things of importance in life can be learned at a bar instead of going to class.
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Stripey sideways hat pattern
So as requested here and on Ravelry, here is the detailed pattern for the sideways hat I posted about a few days ago.
UPDATE: .pdf link for download.
Gratuitous photo reminder:
I am posting the pattern here instead of as a downloadable .pdf, because I'd like some feedback first about steps I've missed or errors. If someone (Manisha?!) would test-knit it and let me know if the instructions make sense, that would be even better!
Level of difficulty: Advanced beginner/intermediate. Should know how to cast on provisionally, do kitchener stitch (grafting) or a three-needle bind off, and pick up and knit in the round with circular and double-pointed needles. All you need, really, are the excellent videos at KnittingHelp.com, which demonstrate all these techniques very clearly.
Yarn: Worsted weight (I used Karabella Aurora 8, 98 yards/50 gms), 1 skein each in two colours – one main colour (MC), and one contrasting colour (CC).
Needles: 1 size 6 16 inch circular needle, 1 set of double pointed needles in size 6, 1 tapestry needle.
Gauge: 5 spi in stockinette stitch, 4.5 spi in garter stitch.
Size: Women's regular, approx 21-22 inches in circumference. (The garter ridges in the central band stretch a bit, so you can adjust its length depending on how loose-fitting or tight you want the hat to be, to fit a man or a child.
Central band: (knit back and forth)
1. Using the 'provisional' method, cast on 20 stitches with the MC yarn.
2. Knit two rows – one garter ridge created.
3. Switch to CC yarn, knit two rows – one garter ridge created.
4. Continue in this way, alternating one garter ridge in MC and CC, until the band measures 21 inches. End with a garter ridge in CC. We shall call the needle with these stitches Needle # 1.
5. Undo the crochet chain at the provisional cast on, and pick up the live stitches on to the second needle (Needle # 2) (Cotton yarn is great for this crochet cast on, it prevents the fibres from the live stitches from snagging on to the chains.)
6. At this point, Needle # 1 has 20 st in CC; Needle # 2 has 20 st in MC.
7. Holding both needles together, Needle # 2 in front and RS on the outside, facing you, graft the edges together.
NOTE: If you don't like grafting, you can always do a three-needle bind off. Remember to do the bind off with the WS of the band facing outside!
Shape crown: (knit in the round)
1. Using MC and the RS facing you, pick up and knit 120 stitches along the right edge of the band with a circular needle. Knit 1 round.
2. *K10, k2tog, repeat * all around for a total of 10 times.
3. Knit 1 round even.
4. *K 9, k2tog, repeat * all around.
5. Knit 1 round even.
6. *K 8, k2tog, repeat * all around.
7. Knit 1 round even.
8. In this fashion, continue decreasing every other round (k7, k 6, k 5, etc) until you have knit k1, k2tog. Switch to double-pointed needles as the stitches get fewer and fewer for the circular needles.
9. Knit 1 round even. (20 stitches on needle.)
10. K2tog all around (10 stitches on needle.)
11. Cut yarn, leaving a 4 inch tail, and threading it through a tapestry needle, draw yarn through remaining live stitches a few times, and pull tight.
Shape cuff (in the round):
1. Using MC and the RS facing you, pick up and knit 120 stitches along the left edge of the band with a circular needle.
2. K2, p2 all around.
3. Repeat step 2 for ten rounds, or for as long as you would like the cuff of the hat to be.
4. Bind off all stitches knitwise, to ensure a firm edge.
5. Weave in all ends. Wear hat, enjoy!


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ast April 23, 2014 was my first day of menstruation. On April 28, about night time, I was with my boyfriend and we were in the back of his car making out. We didn't have sex as I was afraid of getting pregnant. So I was masturbating him and gave him an oral until he ejaculated. But since we were in his car, he used his hands to cover the possible mess. I can't remember correctly which hand he used to cover his penis and if he dried off his hands. After that, it was his turn to make me cum using his fingers.
I am now on my 30th day of menstrual cycle. I still don't have my menstruation. I am very regular and my usual cycle lasts 26-29 days. I don't feel my breasts getting tender.I'm really worried and searched it up online. They mentioned something about changes in weather, vacation, stress etc can be possible causes of delay. I can from Asia and traveled to the Americas last May 2. I've been sleeping a lot since then due to change in time zone. I'm really worried and being paranoid. Could I be pregnant? Can someone get pregnant from inserting his fingers into one's vagina after ejaculating? Please help! I'm panicking already cause my the delay in menstruation.


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MWLL had been granted a legal thumbs-up by then-license holder Microsoft and its release presumably signals a similar all-clear from the current holder Smith & Tinker--founded by Jordan Weisman, also co-founder of MechWarrior creator FASA--who is currently working on its own PC and Xbox 360 new MechWarrior with Piranha Games.
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The statue at Woodbine Cemetery is meant to watch over the children buried there, among them Charlie and Braden Powell. Their father, Josh Powell, killed the boys and himself earlier this year.
KING-TV says the statue was dedicated on the third anniversary of the disappearance of the boys' mother, Susan Cox Powell.
She disappeared in Utah in December 2009. Records have shown that Utah investigators focused their attention primarily on her husband, Josh Powell.
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Band To Watch: Mallory Knox
Blasting on to this week's Next Big Sound chart is Cambridge-based band Mallory Knox, who just released the third single off of their upcoming debut album Signals.
These five young gentleman, who all played in different bands before getting together in 2009, have built a solid fanbase playing local shows in the UK and are now prepared to follow up on the initial success of their 2011 EP Pilot. Mallory Knox, who rock hard, but not too hard, saw a big boost in numbers after releasing "Lighthouse" on the second day of the new year, a good sign considering their album — available for preorder on iTunes — is scheduled for release at the end of the month.
In the past month, the band attracted 75% more Facebook page likes and Twitter followers compared to the month before, and saw close to 100,000 YouTube video views, 10,000 of which occurred the day after releasing the single, bringing them steadily closer to a total of a million views on their official channel.
The single is attracting some positive buzz; last week more than 3,000 people were talking about the band on Facebook, a 200% increase from the previous, and their YouTube thumbs jumped by more than 500%.
Mallory Knox have definitely been taking advantage of online opportunities, employing creative techniques to engage their fanbase. In putting together the official video for the first single off their album, "Hello," they reached out on YouTube and requested that fans submit messages to be included in the vid. While the majority of their fanbase is located in the UK, clips included in the final video came from followers around the globe. In addition, the track was made available as a free download in exchange for an email address.
The band is set to play an album release concert in Cambridge on January 19th, two days before the drop, and will be supporting Don Broco on a tour of the UK in February and March. It remains to be seen how the album will be received, but if they are able to capitalize on the current momentum, it's looking good for Mallory Knox.
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NEW YORK (AP) - The Apollo Theater in Harlem will host a world premiere of a dance performance set to the music of the "Godfather of Soul" James Brown.
The legendary theater is partnering with the city of Lafayette, La., on "James Brown: Get On the Good Foot - A Celebration in Dance."
Set to premiere on Oct. 22, it'll feature dance numbers by six choreographers from around the world. A national tour is planned.
Dancers from the Philadelphia Dance Company will perform to the "I Feel Good" icon's music and also to new works influenced by Brown.
Brown performed at the Apollo more than 200 times. He died in 2006.
Apollo Executive Producer Mikki Shepard cited his enormous influence on funk, soul, R & B, jazz, pop, rock and rap.
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Milton Art Center
The Milton Art Center seeks to create community through art for all ages to immerse themselves in creativity. The center offers a variety of visual arts and digital media education classes to bring people together to make and share art. Exhibits, classes, workshops, lectures, performance and cultural events are just a few of the opportunities available at the Milton Art Center. We seek to provide a supportive space for learning, to inspire with established and emerging artist exhibitions, and to connect with each other through our shared passion for art.
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The Milton Art Center is an expansion of the after school arts enrichment, program, FAVA, Friends and Advocates of the Visual Arts, which has been running in the Milton Public Schools since 2003.
The FAVA program started in response to impending cuts to arts programming within the Milton Public Schools. FAVA partners with the MPS and donates a percentage of their profits to the arts department in the MPS.
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