Lasts and lasts.

It's so good that I've purchased this in several colours.

It's easy to apply.
And smudge-proof.

I use this as a base - and while it's just applied, apply an eyeshadow over the top. the eyeshadow then blends into the eyeliner and becomes much longer lasting.

After using non brother tape, I'd say stick with brother labels.
Their tape goes on smooth - doesn't wrinkle like the cheap stuff.
It might cost £2 more - but it's worth it :)
Wrinkled labels are not a good look.

Bought the yellow folders.
They're good quality and stand out. I love the yellow colour - it's bright and noticeable amongst a world of manilla folders.

If you label them (Getting things done style) with yellow tape, this looks so professional.

You look effortlessly organised.

Great router - not only on price but on functionality.

1. Linked up my external hard drive to share files using it.
2. It gives you details on your ISP's wan. So if you keep dropping connections you can give line stats to the ISP. Signal to noise rations, Line Attentuation etc.
Never seen a router report these before.
If you're some distance from the exchange - this is superb info for line diagnostics.

3. Connections at high speed - you get the full 300 mbps.

4. Parental controls - you can set the times for connecting by machine. Never seen this before. So your teenagers internet usage can be set to disconnect at bedtime. Harsh.. but awesome.

in conclusion... this router is worth twice the price. I'm delighted with it.

There are two main reasons, you'd want to consider these.

1. Maximum noise reduction. I've tried the foam styles, and Tesco's - they reduce noise, but these are twice as effective as say Tesco's ear plugs.
By far the most noticeable feature is the excellent sound proofing. :)
Expect them to be twice as good, as what you're buying in the high street.

2. If you have smaller ear canals - the texture of the foam is much softer.

The foam is "squidgy"...
So can be inserted into smaller ears.

This is fabulous.
Superb quality for the price.... it far exceeded my expectations.

I bought this as another reviewer mentioned it was more yellow than pink (and I prefer yellow). It is a pale lemon yellow... and really nice.

for all those of you learning GTD... this is faultless.
Cheap, and good quality.
Go get organised!!
on a budget.

Firstly, these are made in GB. It's so nice to see something made in this country.

It's a great design for those of us, with smaller ear drums, as these actually fit. One fits in very easily... the other ear, well it's in.. but that's not a design fault of the earplugs - just my impossible ear drums.

They look fabulous - brightly coloured and fun. It makes you smile, just to look at them.

And they work much better than standard foam earplugs from the local superstore.

They're much cheaper than the local superstore too - instead of 6, you get 20 earplugs of a much better quality. So it's looks, design, comfortable, effectiveness and price - all make these a winner.

Firstly, the author must be congratulated, it's a pleasure to read, which for technical manuals, is a rarity.

There are lots of screenshots, which for visual learners, are reassuring, because you'll know that you're on the right track. The guide is short on words, high on visual pictures.. which I find priceless.

The packet format, is a no nonsense "how do i do this"... so the book teaches you in punchy short bursts.
It covers the installs in various operating systems from Windows, MAC and both Debian and Fedora outlets of Linux.

I wouldn't be without it... and have started to re read it cover to cover, as I want to make sure that I've not missed anything.

I've become a convert to packt publishing for their no nonsense "how to do" books.
The style is simple, clear and it cuts out all the usual waffle.

It's just step 1, 2, 3, go.
They use 1 or 2 diagrams per page... so you'll get screenshots of what you'll actually see. This is great for visual learners.

I've both this book and the packt wireless pen testing book. Both are excellent. If you're studying pen testing - these are your go to books.

Most hair conditioners, products, waxes are quite heavy and greasy. With fine hair, that is not a good look, as it looks lank and greasy straight after washing.

I've tried the Argan oil etc, and they're still too heavy.

Macadamia oil, is a light fine mist. It gives superb conditioning.
The smell is delicious... you may prefer this to perfume - and everyone will remark on it...

My hair used to split, but I've managed to grow it another 2-3 inches by using this oil - and it's still growing.

This is expensive.. but if you've fine hair, or want to grow long hair, then this is worth a go. I've become a convert... and really there's nothing else on the market for those of us with fine hair.