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I applied in-person. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Jamba Juice.
The "interview" was fine. You could tell it was really just a formality. If your application and availability looked alright, you were going to get the job. After that, they took a long time to process the paperwork. Also, I had to contact them about the status of my hiring paperwork. They did not even contact me when I was put on the schedule. If I hadn't called, I wouldn't have showed up to work.
- The most difficult question was "why do you want to work at Jamba?". Answer Question
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I applied in-person. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Jamba Juice.Interview Details
For a new store opening up, a hiring fair was held at the store location. Typical interview questions were asked. They want to be fun, energetic, and a team player. They look for bubbly personalities that can be hard workers.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNo real negotiation. They give you an hourly wage that you accept if you sign an employee contract.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- Have you ever had a difficult customer experience? And how did you handle it? Answer Question
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I applied in-person. The process took 3 days – interviewed at Jamba Juice.Interview Details
Applied in person, interviewed on spot, was asked to interview with another gm, interviewed again, asked simple questions and how i would deal with a difficult customer, was called next day with a job offerInterview Questions
Negotiation Detailsno negotiation.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- sell this wristband. Answer Question
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I applied online – interviewed at Jamba Juice in September 2014.Interview Details
I applied online and got a call about a week after asking if I was able to come in for an interview on Sunday. The first interview was pretty easy. After the manager asked if I was able to come in for a second interview the next day. The second interview was a bit harder which is understandable because they really want to see if you're the right person to hire. The girl who interviewed me for my second interview was super nice and made me feel a lot more comfortable. After the interview was done she said she wanted to hire right then! That made me feel really good, but I guess I'll see when I get a call from them(: My advice is to make sure you do your research! And on the day of the interview just relax!Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNo negotiation.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- What can you bring to the jamba juice team? Answer Question
Team Member InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 5 days – interviewed at Jamba Juice in September 2014.Interview Details
Such a great interview! My interviewer so easy to speak with just like we were having a normal everyday conversation. Basic questions were asked about availability. But the weird thing is, the interview was in the middle of the mall. But it made me feel comfortable and not nervous!Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsEasy to talk about an upcoming "vacation." Had to leave state for a relative's wedding in 3 months and she accepted it.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- Describe a situation where you failed and how you overcame it. Answer Question
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I applied through other source – interviewed at Jamba Juice.Interview Details
I was interviewed on the Hiring Day event they were having. I was interviewed by a manager that was hiring at my chosen location. She introduced herself to me and didn't give me a chance to introduce myself. She began asking my questions but i was super nervous so i didn't do good on them. I was confused because she didn't ask me any personal questions. I had a resume but she didn't ask for it. and i also had references that she didn't ask for. i was disappointed with the interview. a couple days later i received a coupon saying i did not get the jobInterview Questions
No OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
- How would you build a relationship with our customers? Answer Question
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The girl who interviewed me seemed juvenile and was fresh out of high school. She asked me personal questions about my life like why I quit college, which has nothing to do with the job position as it involves my private family life. I found her to be unprofessional and I did not want to work with someone as condescending and rude as she is.Interview Questions
No Offer
- If you had all the ingredients in the world, what kind of sandwich would you make? Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 5 days – interviewed at Jamba Juice.Interview Details
I applied online through a job board website and got emailed back to come in about a week after. I had been to an interview at another Jamba Juice location and the interviewing varies between each location. I was expecting it to be a little formal but the manager just sat me down and we had a 2-hour conversation about myself, he asked me about what I would do to improve this location, how I work in a team environment, etc.. He seemed as though he was very interested in what I said and that he liked me. However, I got a coupon in the mail for half off a drink a week later in the mail saying I wasn't chosen.Interview Questions
No OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview
- What would my employees like about you? Answer Question
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I applied in-person. The process took 2 days – interviewed at Jamba Juice in August 2014.Interview Details
I was looking online for jobs and saw that Jamba was holding a Open Job Fair / Hiring Day that Thursday. So I applied online then came in Thursday afternoon with a resume and job application filled out. I got there 20 minutes early and waited around and was the second person to sign in. I was then interviewed by two people. The second person was the assistant manager for the location I was applying at and she scheduled a second interview for me the following morning. The next morning I came in 15 minutes early and the General Manager made some drinks then took me outside to the tables under the umbrellas about 10 minutes later. She then interviewed me with almost all the same questions from yesterday. Then she asked me if I had any dates in the future that I already knew of that would keep me from work. I told her I did not and she said she'd love to have me on her team if I'm willing to accept (Of course I was!) and then scheduled an orientation date for me next week on Saturday morning since I'm unavailable on mornings when she's usually in during the week. She's going to call me with details later today on orientation.
Overall, the staff is SO friendly and for my first interview I was very comfortable save for the initial nervousness I had before the interview. They really do make you feel comfortable in the interview. My tip is to show that you are positive and energetic (if you actually are) because those people work best for the Jamba face.Interview Questions
Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- What are three words that describe you? View Answer
- What is your greatest accomplishment and how did you achieve it? Answer Question
- How do you plan on balancing school and work? View Answer
- Explain a situation where you and a co-worker or group member in a project at school had a conflict and how did you resolve it? Answer Question
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I applied in-person. The process took a week – interviewed at Jamba Juice in August 2014.Interview Details
I originally called the store and asked if they were hiring, they said yes and told me to go to their website and print the application. I turned in the application towards the end of the week and the following Tuesday i received a call from the store asking if i was still seeking employment and we set up an interview for the following morning. The interview was very casual and just felt like we were having a casual conversation. She asked me about my availability, my previous work experience and all the basic interview questions. Strengths and weaknesses, why should i hire you, what do you know about Jamba Juice, why did you choose Jamba Juice all basic easy questions. Right after we were done she told me she would like to bring me on her team and gave me all the paper work to fill out which i returned the next day and she told me she would give me a call as soon as she sent the paper work to whoever she needed to send it to! It is now the following day and i am just awaiting her call for me to come in and complete training and all that!Interview Questions
Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- Have you ever had a problem in the past with another co-worker? View Answer
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Dee is a Fishery Biologist assisting the Directorate of the National Marine Mammal Laboratory. She joined NMML in 2007, serving as primary editor of the Alaska marine mammal stock assessment reports and Executive Secretary of the Alaska Scientific Review Group. Dee coordinates with other NMFS staff on assessing and compiling Alaska marine mammal serious injury and mortality data, incorporating these data into the stock assessment reports, and providing annual updates for the List of Fisheries. Dee is also responsible for managing NMML's MMPA import, export, and possession permit and participates in NMML ship-based and aerial surveys, as well as tagging projects of both cetaceans and pinnipeds. Dee's primary research interest focuses on beaked whale anatomy and physiology, life history, and ecology, and is currently working on several osteological studies of beaked whales.
Dee started working in the marine mammal field in 1991 when she began participating in health assessments of bottlenose dolphins with the Sarasota Dolphin Research Program at the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, FL, where she maintains an affiliation. She has also participated in numerous field projects with the Northeast Fisheries Science Center, the Mote Marine Laboratory, and Duke University, particularly tagging, telemetry, and behavioral studies, photo-id, and biopsy cruises. Dee worked with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institutions D-tag team from 1999-2003, deploying digital acoustic recording tags on North Atlantic right whales, sperm whales, and Cuviers beaked whales to obtain 3-dimensional dive profiles and measure the response of whales to anthropogenic sounds such as vessel noise and seismic airguns. Dee has been appointed as a Research Associate with the Smithsonian Institutions Marine Mammal Program at the National Museum of Natural History, where she was employed from 1996-2007, serving as a Principal Investigator on several grants and earning a Peer Recognition Award for Leadership. Dee earned her B.S. degree in Biology from Towson State University and her M.S. degree in Biological Sciences from The George Washington University. Her thesis work, a morphometric analysis of beaked whale mandibles to predict species and sex, earned her the John G. Shedd Aquarium Award for Best Overall Student Presentation at the 14th Biennial Conference of the Society for Marine Mammalogy and the Sylvia L. Bunting Prize, an endowed award for graduate students, from The George Washington University. Dee maintains current certifications as an EMT-B, Wilderness EMT, and USCG Medical Person-in-Charge (MPIC).


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My Father Helped Me Rope My Cowboy
By Kay Connally
In the fall of 1994, I was devastated when my fiancé told me that he felt we needed a break. He was returning to Austin, Texas without me; I would stay in Dallas with my family.
I couldn't speak—my throat had a honest-to-goodness lump and my eyes were swollen. When I got home I went straight to my room. Upon emerging, my father had a hug waiting and had taken down each and every photo of me and my fiancé, replacing them with crazy family pictures. I have no doubt that my mother was also instrumental in this quick shift of goods.
Dating Around
That day I decided that if men could use women, women could do the same, so I did—many times and without remorse. About once a week my father would remind me to be careful and ask me to remember that all men were not like my fiancé. Looking back, I think he was trying to tell me to have faith. Read: The Bad Girl's Breakup Rx
After my dates I would come home and tell my dad how it went, including the small idiosyncrasies that made it impossible for me to see the man again. Wrinkled shirt, bad glasses, expectations that I would pay for his meal as well as my own... you know the routine.
In February of 1996, after being stood up on Valentine's Day, I decided that I was finished with men. Once again, my father encouraged me to be safe and to be myself. He reminded me that my value was not measured by whether or not I had a man in my life; I could and would be successful without one.
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One evening, I met a gorgeous but obnoxious cowboy at a bar. We had both knocked down a few, and I danced with all his friends. I was sporting the flirtatious attitude you get when you put on your dancing boots. (Don't pretend that you don't know what this is!) While I danced, he drank every beer I left on the table.


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Raf Simons on his Dior couture debut (Telegraph)
"Speaking in a video posted on Dior's official YouTube page, Simons explains the concept behind his much-lauded collection and how it felt entering into a house with such rich history in his first interview since the July 2 show."
Hermès sales growth slows as economies falter (Reuters)
"French luxury goods maker Hermès said second-quarter sales growth slowed in the face of increasing economic turbulence, though it stuck to its full-year target as emerging-market customers continue to flock to the high-end brand."
China fashion hits London (FT)
"Although China is by far the world's largest exporter of clothes, its wares are almost all sold under foreign labels. This is now changing, with Bosideng, the Chinese fashion brand specialising in down-filled clothing, opening a flagship store this month in London's West End."
Louis Vuitton lures China's super-rich with custom leather "art" (Reuters)
"Louis Vuitton is courting China's wealthy with one-of-a-kind shoes and bags it is branding as unique works of art to reclaim its exclusive cachet in the luxury market."
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Help Fund The Film: United We Will Swim ... Again
Posted: 13th Oct. 2014 By Alex Wilde
Documentary film maker, Fran Higson has been filming and gathering footage of events, interviews and archive for the last 18 months in order to make a film that tells the ... Read More
Lets Talk About The Future
Posted: 8th Sept. 2014 By Alex Wilde
Ailie Rutherford will be joining the Baths as artist in residence from August – November 2014 as part of the centenary celebrations. As we mark our centenary, Ailie's residency will ... Read More
Celebrating Our Centenary
Posted: 1st Sept. 2014 By Govanhill Baths
A programme of activities and events from August 2014 to March 2015 celebrating 100 years of Govanhill Baths Archive, artist in residence, exhibitions, publication, theatre production, tours and much more. ... Read More
Archive Gets Started
Posted: 18th Aug. 2014 By Alex Wilde
We welcome Paula Larkin to the Trust to kick start the process of getting our archive set up. Paula, currently studying for an MSC in Information and Preservation Management at ... Read More
Olympic And Commonwealth Swimming Gold Medalists Visit The Baths.
Posted: 1st Aug. 2014 By Andrew Johnson
The Australian Ian Thorpe, five-time swimming Gold Medal Olympian and Roland Schoeman, Gold Medalist in Athens 2004, both with a bag full of Commonwelath Games Gold medals over the years, ... Read More
Govanhill Baths Centenary – Call For Archive Material And Memories
Posted: 17th July 2014 By Govanhill Baths
In 2014 Govanhill Baths is celebrating 100 years since the laying of the foundation stone of the building. To mark this centenary a rich and diverse programme of activities and ... Read More
Rags To Riches: Summer Upcyling Workshops At The Baths
Posted: 4th July 2014 By Govanhill Baths
Sign up to our August programme of upcycling workshops! Thursday 14th August, 6pm - 8pm Lampshades Make a unique lampshade with recycled materials. £25 Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th August, ... Read More
Classes And Workshops At The Baths
Posted: 25th June 2014 By Govanhill Baths
Our highly succesful GOVANHILL GRUB cooking and nutrition sessions have started again, a great oppotunity to learn and to share skills. Each Wednesday the group come together to cook, eat ... Read More
Two Job Opportunities At The Baths
Posted: 18th June 2014 By Govanhill Baths
Two exciting job opportunities are currently available at GBCT. Details for the posts of Volunteer Coordinator and Artist-in-Residence can be found at http://www.govanhillbaths.com/getinvolved/volunteer/ Read More
Gbct Centenary Celebration Conference
Posted: 13th May 2014 By Andrew Johnson
HEALTH AND WELLBEING: POWER AND PARTICIPATION, RESISTANCE AND REGENERATION 16th JUNE 2014, 9.00 - 4pm This celebratory conference brings together eminent contributors to this area of work. They will bring ... Read More
Gbct Gets Big Lottery Fund Pass And Appoints The Princes Regeneration Trust As Project Manager
Posted: 29th March 2014 By Andrew Johnson
The Board of the Trust is delighted to announce that the Big Lottery Fund has awarded us a major development grant of £34k to take forward Phase 1 of our ... Read More
Gbart 2014
Posted: 28th Dec. 2013 By
Gbart want your artwork for our exhibition space. Govanhill Baths Art and Regeneration Team engage with artists from all backgrounds to deliver exhibitions, Art focused events and work with The ... Read More
Happy Christmas And A Properous New Year From Gbct
Posted: 20th Dec. 2013 By Govanhill Baths
The Baths will be closed for the holidays from today (Friday 20 December) we will re-open at 10am on Monday 6th January. We would like to thank all of our ... Read More
New Film About Govanhill Baths
Posted: 12th Nov. 2013 By Govanhill Baths
'A film is being made to commemorate and celebrate the soon-to-be 100 year anniversary of the opening of Govanhill Baths. The filmmakers are looking for old photos and especially old ... Read More
Re-Opening Of Toddler's/Learner's Pool
Posted: 8th Nov. 2013 By Andrew Johnson
After a new injection of funds from the Scottish Enterprise Fund and in an open competition, the Trust is delighted to announce the opening of the toddler's/learner's pool in January ... Read More
Gold Awards And A "Treisur" Poem By Artist In Residence
Posted: 20th Oct. 2013 By Andrew Johnson
Camcorder Guerilla held its 10 year anniversary party at the baths on 12th October, and along with awards to other community groups it presented two award plaques (in gold!) to ... Read More
New Job Opportunities At The Baths
Posted: 3rd Oct. 2013 By Govanhill Baths
Application Deadline: 16th Oct. 2013 Salary and benefits: £18ph About the position Rags to Riches have been successful in securing funding from the Scottish Government Peoples and Community Fund and ... Read More
Harry Giles, New Artist In Residence
Posted: 7th July 2013 By
After receiving many amazing applicants for the position of Artist in Residence we had the difficult process of picking only one to join the team here at Govanhill Baths. We ... Read More
Gbart Events In May
Posted: 22nd April 2013 By Govanhill Baths
So so so busy, we are proud to present.. Glasgow Girls 'Amaro Dzivipen' is an exhibition of photgraphy by the young people of Govanhill, this is on show till the ... Read More
This Is Not (A Craft) Fair
Posted: 5th Dec. 2012 By Govanhill Baths
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Big Lottery Funds More Baths Refurbishments
Posted: 22nd Aug. 2012 By Andrew Johnson
The Big Lottery Awards for All fund is supporting us once again in our next development venture. When the front suite of the baths was formally opened in February this ... Read More
Creative Events At The Baths In July
Posted: 5th July 2012 By Alex Wilde
A packed second half of the month at the Baths starts with our 'Words and Music' night on Friday 13th July with poets Stephen Watt, Fiona Lindsay, Andy Fleming, comedian ... Read More
Piñata Party And Ripple Effect - Saturday 23rd June 12 Noon Until 3pm 99 Calder Street.
Posted: 19th June 2012 By Andrew Johnson
REFUGEE WEEK AT THE BATHS As last year there will be a "giant" piñata presented in the main pool and children will be invited to take part in its traditional ... Read More
"Lifeguard" In The Toddlers!
Posted: 8th June 2012 By Andrew Johnson
UPDATE AND FURTHER DETAILS OF PRODUCTION LIFEGUARD Created and performed by Adrian Howells In collaboration with Mike Brookes, Minty Donald, Rob Drummond, Nick Millar, Nichola Scrutton and Jane Mason. Monday ... Read More
Water Back In The Pool At Last!
Posted: 23rd May 2012 By Andrew Johnson
Another magical milestone was overtaken at the baths this week when the the toddlers pool was "tested". Jean Adair, Board Member of GBCT, swimmer in the baths for over 60 ... Read More
A Weekend Of Film At The Baths
Posted: 17th May 2012 By Govanhill Baths
This weekend sees the Baths host two important film based events. On Saturday on Sunday from 10am-4pm we have the innovative We Are Northern Lights project delivered by Diversity films. ... Read More
New Baths Tourist Opportunity!
Posted: 10th April 2012 By Andrew Johnson
September 2011 Doors Open Days (September 18th/19th) saw the 6000th visitor to the baths over the four years we have been opening them to the public. 1076 people toured the ... Read More
Spoken Word And Music Nights At The Baths Start On 6th April
Posted: 23rd March 2012 By Andrew Johnson
Spoken Word and Music Nights at the baths start on 6th April Three exciting fun nights for your diary. The front suite of the baths will be transformed once again, ... Read More
Toddler's Pool To Be Re-Opened
Posted: 19th March 2012 By Tim Dyer
Legacy, Legacy Legacy! In October this year the National Theatre of Scotland (NTS) in association with the Trust and the Arches (http://www.thearches.co.uk/) will perform a celebratory and interactive community drama ... Read More
Spirits In The Baths?
Posted: 18th March 2012 By Andrew Johnson
They are back! After their huge "success" in locating spirits in the baths last December, Lanarkshire Paranormal are back in the baths on 31st March from 8pm until very early ... Read More
Movie Mogul And Entourage Storm Calder Street
Posted: 4th March 2012 By Andrew Johnson
For the second time in two weeks the Baths building at 99 Calder Street was packed to the gunnels. Deep-end, shallow end and front suite were buzzing with friends and ... Read More
Cast Offs Knitting And Crocheting Club
Posted: 1st March 2012 By Govanhill Baths
Fancy learning to knit or crochet? Why not come along to our new knitting and crocheting club "Cast Offs" Starting Monday 19th March and then every Monday 1-3pm Govanhill Baths ... Read More
Grand Gala, Special Screening And Live Show !
Posted: 9th Feb. 2012 By Govanhill Baths
Five Six Seven Eight! Grand Gala Special Screening & Live Show! in the Govanhill Baths Saturday 25th of February at 7.30pm Catch the movie & Dance with the stars! This ... Read More
250 Celebrate Launch Of The Baths By Peter Mullan
Posted: 6th Feb. 2012 By Govanhill Baths
With 250 people packed around the front of the baths on Saturday 4th February Peter Mullan accepted a "golden key" from an Edwardian clad swimmer on the front door steps, ... Read More
Peter Mullan To Launch Phase 1a Of Baths Wellbeing Centre
Posted: 27th Jan. 2012 By Andrew Johnson
On Saturday 4th February at 12-30pm, Actor and film director Peter Mullan whose recent film, War Horse, has just been nominated for best film in the Oscar awards, will be ... Read More
Gbart Call For Artists And Performers!
Posted: 20th Jan. 2012 By Govanhill Baths
GBART and the CCP are looking for artists, performers and images for upcoming projects. Please see below for all the information you need. CALL TO ARTISTS Govanhill Baths Community Trust ... Read More
The Campaign In Pictures - We Need Your Photographs!
Posted: 18th Jan. 2012 By Alex Wilde
Ten years of the campaign in pictures - we need your photographs! We are looking for photos of the Govanhill Baths campaign from the last ten years to form the ... Read More
Feet In The Door!
Posted: 19th Dec. 2011 By Andrew Johnson
The repair and refurbishment of the front suite of the baths has now been completed apart from a few technical details and we are just about ready to move our ... Read More
"Pool Of Memories" Film Launched At The Baths
Posted: 19th Dec. 2011 By Andrew Johnson
In the third of our December 2011 events in the baths we launched the film, "Pool of Memories" made by collaborating with the Arches over the last year or so. ... Read More
Citizens Theatre Brings A Govanhill Aladdin To The Baths
Posted: 14th Dec. 2011 By Andrew Johnson
A delighted 100 or so local school children packed into the baths last Friday afternoon to see the pantomime, Aladdin performed with a local twist in the deep end of ... Read More
Paranormal Presences At The Baths!
Posted: 13th Dec. 2011 By Andrew Johnson
This was the first event in our newly converted front suite of the baths and a wee group of Friends of the Baths joined the "search", toasting our "foot in ... Read More
First Artist In Residence For Refugee Day At The Baths 2012
Posted: 13th Dec. 2011 By Andrew Johnson
Tawona Sithole has been funded by the South East Arts Network to work with the Trust as our first ever Artist in Residence. Starting in the New Year he will ... Read More
Halloween - Graveyard Ghosts And Ghoulies
Posted: 13th Dec. 2011 By Andrew Johnson
In preparation for our own "real" paranormal search in the baths for happenings "on the other side" due on 3rd December, Friends of Govanhill Baths teamed up with our GBART ... Read More
Poolside Guardian Number 60 Published!
Posted: 16th Nov. 2011 By Tim Dyer
The Poolside Guardian goes from strength to strength. Polished by the superb editing and formatting skills of volunteer Kev Kiernan it has been winning many plaudits for its style and ... Read More
Spooky Events At Govanhill Baths!!
Posted: 10th Nov. 2011 By Govanhill Baths
HUNTING SPIRITS AT THE BATHS! BRAVE ENOUGH? Saturday 3rd December 9pm until 3am, tickets £25.00 including light refreshments Book now for this exciting first event at the renovated front suite ... Read More
Aladdin Has A Wash At The Baths
Posted: 10th Nov. 2011 By Govanhill Baths
A day of magical storytelling at Govanhill Baths! A joint project with GBCT/ CCP , Glasgow Life and the Citizen's Theatre :) There will be an afternoon matinee and an ... Read More
Workers Past And Present: Recent Appointments Make 9 Jobs At The Trust!
Posted: 21st Oct. 2011 By Andrew Johnson
We won't be asking our new workers to balance quite so precariously over the corner of the main pool as these Govanhill Baths workers from 80 years ago were asked ... Read More
Making A Splash - Baths Building Work Begins
Posted: 20th Oct. 2011 By Andrew Johnson
To the great excitement of all those involved in the Govanhill Baths Community Trust during the last 10 historic years, building and refurbishment work to the front suite of the ... Read More
Six Thousand Visitors To Doors Open Day!
Posted: 1st Oct. 2011 By Andrew Johnson
Once again the local community, the Glasgow public and people from much further afield (London, Edinburgh, Manchester, Derby, Sydney and Philadelphia! to name a few!) made there way to the ... Read More
Call For Artist In Residence At The Trust!
Posted: 29th Sept. 2011 By Govanhill Baths
The Trust received some excellent applications for this Artist in Residence funding and our Art and Regeneration Team eventually selected one to go forward on our behalf to the South ... Read More
Doors Open Day Saturday And Sunday 18/19 September.
Posted: 17th Sept. 2011 By John McCann
Welcome to the Baths for the ever-popular Doors open Day. Explore behind the scenes with a guided tour of the baths as they are now and learn how they will ... Read More
News Flash....Mighty Forces
Posted: 25th July 2011 By Tim Dyer
Debasers Filums reach donation target of £5,000 that ensures the production of the movie made at the baths on 9,10, 11th July. The donations also mean that money will roll ... Read More
Posted: 17th July 2011 By Andrew Johnson
"5, 6, 7, 8" Back to the Fifties and Back in the Baths! Hollywood, Bollywood and now Bathswood ! Generously responding to the call on their time some 40 local ... Read More
The Trust's Agm 2011 Preliminary Report
Posted: 11th July 2011 By Govanhill Baths
The Annual Report of the Trust was presented at the AGM held on 15th June at the Govanhill Housing Association. The Report GBCT annual report 2011 contained the activities of ... Read More
Debaser Filums Call For Extras!
Posted: 30th June 2011 By Govanhill Baths
As we have previously posted, the award winning Debaser Filums will be making a "parkour surf rock superpowered dance" short film on 8th, 9th and 10th July in Govanhill Baths. ... Read More
Local Stores And Volunteers Make Moving Stories A Great Success
Posted: 28th June 2011 By Andrew Johnson
What great success the Refugee Week, Moving Stories celebrations turned out to be! In the peace garden on the pavement and in the baths some 500 people gathered over the ... Read More
"5-6-7-8", Debaser Filum Project
Posted: 7th June 2011 By Govanhill Baths
Govanhill Baths Community Trust are delighted to have been chosen as the venue for the upcoming short film by Debaser Filums, "5-6-7-8" This innovative and award winning team of film ... Read More
Pool Filmshow Went Swimmingly
Posted: 18th May 2011 By John McCann
It was fantastic to be part of the inaugural Southside Film Festival. We had been thinking for a while about putting films on in the Baths and had done small ... Read More
From Struggle To Streetlands, Baths Mark Anniversary
Posted: 9th May 2011 By John McCann
GOVANHILL Baths helped to attract record numbers of festival-goers to this year's Streetland community festival, bringing together people from all walks of life - and across the globe. The trust ... Read More
Govanhill Swimmers Return - The Gala
Posted: 29th March 2011 By Tim Dyer
Over 200 people surrounded the front of the baths in Calder Street on Saturday 26th March to greet the Govanhill Swimmers after their final exercise "tour" of Govanhill (see Note ... Read More
Art In The Pool!
Posted: 28th March 2011 By Andrew Johnson
Whilst difficult to imagine an art auction and exhibition in a closed Edwardian swimming pool, around 120 people made there way to Calder Street on the evening of 17th March ... Read More
'Emporium' Is Up And Running!
Posted: 21st March 2011 By Govanhill Baths
The doors of our new and greatly expanded GBCT Charity shop 'Emporium' at, 465 Victoria Road, were formally opened on Saturday the 22nd January at 12pm by the RSAMD 'Govanhill ... Read More
Top Artists Dive Into The Past To Save Historic Govanhill Pool
Posted: 14th March 2011 By Govanhill Baths
Our unique auction in a swimming pool, celebrating ten years to the day of the struggle to re-open the baths, launches 7pm, March 17th 7 -9pm, viewing Friday and Saturday ... Read More
Baths Art Auction- Call For Submissions
Posted: 26th Jan. 2011 By Govanhill Baths
The Baths Auction a Govanhill Baths charity event Thursday, March 17th - Saturday 19th, 2011 The Baths Auction is a three day charity even taking place inside the Govanhill Baths ... Read More
Burns Nicht Ceilidh And Our New 'Emporium'
Posted: 21st Dec. 2010 By Govanhill Baths
Tickets will be available from the 5th January for our now legendary 'Burns Nicht Ceilidh', Saturday the 29th January 2011. We have been able to keep ticket prices at the ... Read More
Look Out For The Govanhill Swimmers
Posted: 6th Dec. 2010 By Govanhill Baths
The Govanhill Swimmers are looking for somewhere to swim, unfortunately the only pool they can find is closed. For now they continue to train outside and hold their swim meets ... Read More
Doors Open Days 2010
Posted: 6th Oct. 2010 By Govanhill Baths
Govanhill Baths was opened to the public for the first time since closure in September 2008 for Doors Open Day. The massive queues and overwhelming public interest served as an ... Read More
How Do Local People Feel About Govanhill? Our Community Asset Study Is Launched
Posted: 20th Sept. 2010 By Govanhill Baths
In the historic Steamie to the rear of the baths, on the evening of Friday 17th before Doors Open weekend there was the launch of the Trust's Centre for Community ... Read More
Running To Swim!
Posted: 6th Sept. 2010 By Govanhill Baths
Three members of the trust including two directors took to the streets of Glasgow for the 10K run to raise money for the trust. Over £500 was raised. Read More
Sonic Soak
Posted: 6th Sept. 2010 By Govanhill Baths
The Art and Regeneration Team in association with 85A put on another highly acclaimed and successful event in the Baths. A two day festival of sound and music took place ... Read More
Refugee Week Event
Posted: 6th July 2010 By Alex Wilde
All Our Futures took place on Saturday 19th of June in the Peace Garden on Calder Street as part of Refugee Week. The free family friendly garden party ran between ... Read More
Streetland Success
Posted: 15th May 2010 By Alex Wilde
Thanks to the cooperation of artist, musicians, street vendors, filmmakers and the Govanhill community hundreds of people enjoyed a fun packed & informative weekend with up to 36 events & ... Read More
Burns Night With The Baths
Posted: 6th Feb. 2010 By Alex Wilde
We second Burns Night Ceilidh was again a brilliant event, packed to rafters with friends and supporters. In traditional style all 150 of us sat down to a meal of ... Read More
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I really liked this shampoo few years ago. Now, even if expensive, I bought it again and used it for 2 months. However, I noticed my hair did not have any better quality, no great results. Even hard to brush after using it, I used it all (just coz it's pricy) but will not buy again.
I love this shampoo, I typically colour my hair every 3 monthes and find this shampoo does an excellent job of preventing fading. A little on the pricing end, but a little goes a long way.
I tried to find a cheaper substitute for Kerastase and this was not it, even with the awards it apparently won from Allure magazine. It made my scalp feel dirty and even my face felt oily and has started to breakout near my hair line. (and I just washed my hair last night!) And my long silky hair turned into a pile of hay with super crunchy ends! btw, I have long hair which is colored and highlighted using a balayage technique of highlighting which is very light blonde at the ends. Anyway, back from the salon where I dropped a load of cash on Kerastase again. Kerastase works, does was it says, which I guess is why the price is so high. I really do not need to waste time fixing my hair after I use Kerastase either, which saves time and I only need 4 products from Kerastase too which do last a long while, so I guess it kind of saves money... Well, maybe not, but it does work and you get what you pay for! Bottom line for the girls who spend a lot of money on highlighting their hair: Why cheap out with a sub-par product and ruin good highlights after spending so much money to get them to begin with? Kerastase is by far the best product out there for extending the life of your color and highlights...plus it is good for the over all hair health.
The Colour Extend range has to be the BEST range in Redken. I absolutely love the shampoo. It always makes my hair feel so clean and doesn't strip my colour. (That being said, I've recently changed from a brunette to a redhead and when I wash my hair, the hampoo and water turns HOT PINK but my hair colour stays the same. Strange). The formula is lightly fragrance and lathers up nicely. I have a 1L bottle in my shower and you only need to use a dollop amount so its going to last me ages!
Edit. I've recently dyed my hair violet-red and whilst I'm fully aware that red bleeds out like no tomorrow, I was DEVASTATED by how much colour was running down the drain. However, the conditioner completely locks the red back in again and there is no staining of bath towels and such to worry about.
This shampoo and conditioner combo was on Allure's best list for 2010. That is why I purchased sample sizes from Ulta in both the shampoo and the conditioner, and I'm glad I did. I've always sworn by Aveda Color Conserve, but now I realize it was weighing down my fine but thick highlighted blonde hair. Redken says this shampoo helps dissolve the mineral deposits in hard water and that is what we have here in Southern California. After using this one time it seems like all of my styling products are working again. My hair has great body, even at the roots. (I use Pureology root lifter...it's okay). I'm now on day four and really don't need to shampoo yet. With Color Conserve, I would be greasy by now. I'll edit if I change my mind, but so far, so good. I'm very pleased. Too early to comment on the color "extending" properties, though.
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My mom was so gung-ho about All Soft that she bought big bottles of the Color Extend shampoo and conditioner at Ulta, then passed half of each to me. I agree that the smell is terrific-- I wish everything I used smelled like it.
I definitely think it's slowing my color (blonde highlights and reddish lowlights) from fading. I was previously using Clairol Shimmerlights, which was terrific at keeping my color bright but also dried it out awfully, so this is nicer to use, but it seems to make my hair so soft that it's getting flat. I have very fine, very flat hair (also very short), and as good as this smells and feels, I'm disappointed by how little volume I have afterwards.
If you've got natural volume, go for it; if you need body, you might want to make this your back-up.
I'm still iffy on this product. I bought it when Ulta was having a sale, a liter for $13. It was a really great deal so I bought both the shampoo and conditioner. The price I bought it at was good, however I don't know how comfortable I'd be forking out the money at regular price.
I have damaged, color treated hair. My length is about 5 or more inches below my shoulder. I get full highlights with so much foil the shampoo ladies always comment on the amount. This product has always been rated good in Allure magazine so it seemed good.
It has been one month on this shampoo/conditioner. I do notice that when my hair is still wet, it has that "just been highlighted blonde" color to it, that typically shows up less after my salon visit. So I can tell it is locking in my color. It says it has UVA/UVB filters, which I'm assuming is like other products where it's like a sunscreen for your hair. If thats true, it's even better.
When it comes to the conditioner, I leave it in my hair for atleast 3 minutes. I'd read from other reviews that helps, and it also gives my dry hair a chance to soak up the nutrients.
I love the smell of the shampoo. It's kind of baby product smelling, but I love it.
All in all, it's good, I'm just not oh my gosh crazy.
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I recently went to my local salon in hopes of purchasing a shampoo for colour-treated hair, and I was pleased to find this. I just wanted to see the performance of this by itself when I first purchased it, so I shampooed my hair with this only, no conditioner, no styling products, etc. and oh my. My hair was so shiny! It was so soft, too. My mom commented on how good my hair smelled too. The price is very expensive where I live, but it's definitely worth it. My colour lasts weeks longer, which is actually a money-saver considering the price of this product vs. the price of the hairdye I purchase (which is semi-permanent). Will definitely repurchase!
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I'm really surprised by all the low ratings!! I LOVE this shampoo and used to recommend it to customers all the time when I worked at a beauty store. I would tell people to wash their hair as little as they could stand...for me it's every other day, but ANY shampoo/conditioner (color-safe or not) will fade your color. It's actually the process of washing your hair that fades your color, not your shampoo/conditioner. That being said, when used every other day, this shampoo maintained my glaze color VERY well. When I got my hair done, it was crow BLACK. Now, after several months, it has faded to a chocolate brown. It's so much more natural looking than the black that I sort of look forward to my color fading. I use this with the deep conditioning treatment once a week in the same line by Redken (forget what its called at the moment..). The SMELL is intoxicating, I get a lot of compliments on it (people think its a fragrance). It lathers incredibly well and makes your hair feel super clean. I don't know why people would dislike this shampoo, but that's just me... :)
I think this is one of Redken's best shampoos. The smell is really nice. Cranberry, I think. It's a creamy shampoo, but it's not too heavy. It lathers up fairly well, not as rich as I'd like, but that might be because it's meant for colored hair. A lot of lather often equals washed out color. It rinses out easily. The packaging is convenient and it's easy to get every last drop out. I don't think this shampoo cleans my hair very well with regular use though. My hair tends to be greasy by the end of the day so I need a good cleansing shampoo and this one is too gentle for me.


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