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Friday Finds 10.28.11
It's Halloween weekend and we here at the Dwell office are excited for the next few days of revelry spent in costume. Before the holiday sugar crash sets in, have a look at our favorite things from...written by: Dwell Staff10.28.11
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Lotsa good stuff today: things to watch, things to do, things to covet. We're also excited to share the very first Friday Find contributed by our brand-spanking-new editor, Jaime Gross! Here's to...07.09.10
Friday Finds 10.22.2010
The Dwell team was heavily inspired by art and photography this week. Enjoy a little bit of culture as we head into the weekend!written by: Fida Sleiman10.22.10
Friday Finds 7.23.2010
As usual, we end the week with a mixed bag of Internetly delights, from crowd-sourced portraiture to eerie galleries of forlorn and forgotten buildings in Detroit.07.23.10
Week In Review: 7 Great Stories You May Have Missed
Each week Dwell.com delivers more than 50 original posts, articles, and interviews focused on the latest in modern design. We wouldn't want you to miss a thing, so we've pulled together our top...written by: Megan Hamaker10.04.13
Friday Blog-Spotting
Today begins Dwell.com's Friday round-up series, in which the editors take a look back at our week in Web-reading and call out a favorite post from the blogosphere. Check out this week's editors'...03.20.09
Friday Finds 6.12.09
Would a car-free suburb foster carefree living? This week's picks from around the Web look at a planned community in California that aims to ditch driving, a skate park in Uganda, a backwoods...06.12.09
Events This Weekend: 10.2-10.4
Each month in Dwell, we highlight the best of what's happening In the Modern World in art and architecture, with a listing of our favorite exhibitions around the world. In our new weekly...10.01.09
Events This Weekend: 10.22-10.25
This weekend's art, architecture, and design events features a typography exhibition opening in Los Angeles, the end of both National Design Week in New York City and Dutch Design Week in...10.22.09
Friday Finds 11.11.2009
Dwellians have contributed en masse this week to shower you with goodly links, all garnered from the ether of the Interweb.12.11.09
Friday Finds 2.19.2010
Where else on a Friday are you going to find a Bollywood-inspired earworm, an illustrated history of Amherst College's official seal AND a pictorial ode to vans, all in one convenient place? We...02.19.10
Friday Finds 5.7.2010
As the week winds down, we greet the weekend with our favorite clicks of the past few days. Among our favorite Internet finds: vertical garden inspiration, a tip-of-the-hat to Bike to Work Day...05.07.10
Events this Weekend: 6.10-6.13
This weekend features work on display by Dwell favorite's like Marlon Blackwell, Olson Kundig Architects, and Marcel Wanders as well as a preview of San Francisco Design Week, which kicks on Monday.06.10.10
Friday Finds 8.20.2010
This week we've got gilded coffins, adorable talking shells, ruminations on the history of computer iconography, sustainable furniture finds, and more. Take a look.08.20.10
Friday Finds 10.1.2010
Bask in the glow of our Internetly finds, because this week we've got a little bit of everything: podcasts, videos, paintings, tumblr love, and more.10.01.10
Friday Finds 7.01.11
We're back from our Friday Finds hiatus with seven great things for you to check out. Have a listen to some synth-heavy beats by German oceanographer Jürgen Müller, a look at a Dwell...written by: Diana Budds07.01.11
Week In Review: 7 Great Reads You May Have Missed
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Friday Finds 1.22.2010
We've got loads of links to share with you today, from Norweigan-produced eye candy to organizational Web apps that help you best the torrent of the Internet...and just for good measure, we've...01.22.10
Friday Finds 12.18.2009
Let the Dwell staff send you into the warm embrace of 2010 with the last installment of Friday Finds for this year. Happy holidays!12.18.09
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This week the Dwell editors spotted gems from many corners of the blogosphere, from films about monsters to architecture for chickens.03.27.09
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This week with spring settling in, the Dwell editors took inspiration from flowers made of leather and wood, and architectural landmarks made of fruity gelatininous desserts, among other things.04.03.09
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, the exclusive book commissioned from Hot Press for our 2014 subscribers, Nick Stewart describes how he signed U2 to their first major deal. Now running his own music consultancy, we asked Nick to come up with the 15 tracks he'd always want to keep on his U2 Playlist - hit 'Play' and hear them all as you read.
1. 11 O'Clock Tick Tock
It was a pretty wild and woolly night in Dublin, when I first saw U2 on their home turf in January 1980. The National Stadium, used for boxing in the normal course of things, was packed; when the band came out, the stage was stormed and Bono was briefly submerged under a crowd of frenzied fans. Order was restored. The Edge kicked hard into the opening chords of 11 O'Clock Tick Tock. I can see it and hear it 34 years later, as if it was yesterday. I wasn't sure what I was watching or just how big it could be, but I sensed it was destined to become significant. It certainly thrilled me. The song was then recorded by Martin Hannett (Joy Division, A Certain Ratio & The Durutti Column) at Strawberry Studios in Manchester and became the bands' first single on Island.
2. I Will Follow
I always thought this had to be a hit in 1980 when it first came out. It had a lot of the early U2 trademarks – soaring vocal, powerful guitar, pounding rhythm section and bags of energy. While it received some radio play and press support, it failed to enter the charts, but remains a favourite at concerts.
3. The Unforgettable Fire
The choice of Brian Eno as producer for this album had raised a few eyebrows in Island Records, but an extraordinary and groundbreaking album emerged and took U2 to a new level. Overlaid with a new aural landscape of mystery and imagination, Eno combined with the band to produce a new sophistication of writing and playing matched by the drama and power of Bono's vocals. The gamechanger.
4. Pride (In The Name of Love)
For my money, not only one of U2's greatest singles, but one of the great vocal performances on a single of all time. After this, nothing seemed to be the same again. Bono had joined the ranks of Cocker, Stewart, Daltrey and Plant as a pre-eminent rock vocalist.
5. Where the Streets Have No Name
The opening track of
The Joshua Tree
begins with a mood synth, slowly building over the first forty-five seconds, as The Edge's pounding rhythm guitar starts to creep in. At 1'10", Adam's bass line propels the track to a new level alongside The Edge's driving guitar work. At 1'47" – most singles are more than halfway through at this point – Bono bursts in with "I want to run, I want to hide" and we're off on the whirlwind journey that was to be the enormous success of
The Joshua Tree
. One of the greatest opening tracks to any album, ever.
6. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
With The Joshua Tree, U2 became the first act to sell 1 million CD's and with this track, and of course, the rest of the album, they conquered the world. The album was brim full of great tunes, fabulous ideas and swept all before them. The Joshua Tree rightly stands as one of the great rock albums of all time.
7. When Love Comes To Town
I've always admired the way the band forge alliances with great artists. There's nothing remarkable about this track, but I just love the interplay of the vocals from Bono and BB King and then the guitar playing of BB King and The Edge.
8. Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses
Achtung Baby was famously described as the sound of four men chopping down The Joshua Tree; this was the sound of the crash as it fell to the ground. The Berlin location - the record was made as the wall was coming down - unleashed some fiery 'wild horses' all over this timeless album. See 'From The Sky Down', the documentary made for the reissue of Achtung Baby in September 2011, for a fascinating peek behind the making of the album.
9. One
If there was ever such a thing as a grungy ballad, this would qualify as a prime example. It's not what one expects, which makes it all the more mysterious. Destined to become a timeless classic and a staple of Valentine-themed CD's.
10. Love Is Blindness
A sepulchral organ begins the final track on Achtung Baby and all is despair and darkness. The Edge's guitar, jags and quivers its way through the track, in a way unheard before or since. One of the great gems of their catalogue.
11. The Wanderer (With Johnny Cash)
Bono said it had to be Johnny Cash singing this song. He was right as J C's haunting delivery gave it terrific resonance. As a result it remains one of the great works in U2's canon, because everything about it is perfect and is one of my favourite U2 tracks of all time, as Cash is a particular hero of mine.
12. Miss Sarajevo (Featuring Luciano Pavarotti)
The Passengers album remains the great unrecognised album from U2 as it contains so many extraordinary, largely unheard moments. This magisterial track, however, was heard all over the world. Bono's gentle soft vocals give no real clue of the drama to come. When LP makes his entrance the sound is liable to make strong men weep and is, along with The Wanderer, another exceptional collaboration.
13. Beautiful Day
Gorgeous song, gorgeous production, gorgeous record along with "Pride" their greatest single. Rightly, this stops traffic and gets radio's turned up.
14. Kite
I've always believed this song to be about Bono losing his father and it's one of the most heart-wrenching songs the band ever recorded. It would certainly be my U2 Desert Island Disc and the one track I always refer people to, to prove the power and the magic of the bands songwriting and playing.
15. City Of Blinding Lights
'Atomic Bomb' is a much underrated U2 album and I love the atmospheric and all-embracing sound of this track. It's the stand out track on an album I play as often as any other.
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30 January, 2015
Miss sarajevo
One of my favourites, the video is haunting too, amazing track
25 May, 2014
my only counterpoint is song #1
Growing up in California was centuries away from Ireland and I couldn't grasp 11 O'Clock Tick Tock in the least. The beat was killer, but the words confused me as a teen. You really had to be Irish to understand. I think it was about having babies at a very young age. And could it be that you brought them out partying with you?
20 March, 2014
my generation
too many for me to come up with a 15 song playlist. mine would be these plus maybe 30 more. so many times in my life tied to what these guys were putting out, especially being their age and growing up as they did.
19 March, 2014
Very nice read
18 March, 2014
A bit ordinary
Agree with jazzyjoesig, some good choices but would have liked a few more album tracks rather, some unbelieveable gems on all albums that don't get listed
17 March, 2014
How to dismantle a atomic bomb
well depending on my feeling of the day this album is for me one of the best, if not the best.... miracle drug etc, they stick in once mind and the guitar pieces and vocale's are exceptional......
14 March, 2014
A little too standard for me. I love these songs but I have heard most of them hundreds of times. I think lesser known songs such as please, drowning man, your blue room, original of species, and when I look at this world, deserve more recognition.
13 March, 2014
Just heard "11O'Clock Tick Tock", the only single I haven't heard before. No doubt when Mr Stewart said it was a thrill. I must also tell you, the songs from Passengers, besides "Miss Sarajevo" are hidden treasures and very much worth listening to.
11 March, 2014
MDH Soundtrack - timeless tracks!
Great and justified selection, but I always wonder why tracks from the more forgotten CD, Million Dollar Hotel Soundtrack, which has produced some gems such as 'Stateless', (absolutely classic U2) and 'The Ground Beneath Her Feet' never make it to the lists ... maybe because they weren't singles, but if you haven't hear them. You Gotta!
09 March, 2014
Fantastic Selections
First, thank you Mr. Stewart for signing U2. Many of these songs would be in my top 15, though I'd have to make space for "Stay (Farawy, So Close)." I especially like that he included "City of Blinding Lights." Each time I listen to that song I can't help but think of the red, white and silver confetti that fell on the crowd during the arena concerts. I still have some of it!
08 March, 2014
Interesting choices
A good variety of fav picks some of mine too interestingly none after atomic bomb!!
07 March, 2014
Well balanced choice of songs here!
07 March, 2014
Classic and modern
U2 are U2, simple, complex, period. They are awesome and it's amazing to go back to their three first albums and singles, the young ones with lots of promises... then we move on to classics, and because U2 is U2, we have a combination of certain songs that are not performed in concerts but that bring us--wow--lots of emotions. That's what I love about this group, they are simple mortals trying to express love in its different concepts. Beautiful Day, but of course! WTSHNN, no one could ever beat it, COBL what it is and more!!! Great playlist, thanks for the comments I always enjoy getting to know what others like about them!
07 March, 2014
excellent choices
Great to hear from Nick Stewart. His section in North Side Story makes for fascinating reading and nicely de-bunks the myth that U2 had millions of labels after them. In fact, it's typical of a U2 fan club gift that you get to see the 'real' band - even if the 'facts' don't necessarily do them any favours. Ten of these would be in my top 15 - I especially like the live version of 11 o'clock tick tock at Red Rocks: that is the definitive version for me.
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The two states on Tuesday were the latest to announce their intentions on the Affordable Care Act's health insurance exchanges. States have until Feb. 15 to tell HHS whether they'll retain even some control over the exchanges, or let the Obama administration run the exchanges for them.
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Final: Linfield 30, North Central 14
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The No. 3-ranked Linfield Wildcats beat No. 14-ranked North Central, Ill. 30-14 Saturday at Maxwell Field to move on to the NCAA Division III quarterfinals.
Linfield will play at noon Saturday vs. UW-Oshkosh at Maxwell Field.
The Wildcats (11-0) took advantage of seven turnovers by the Cardinals, recovering two fumbles and intercepting quarterback Spencer Stanek five times.
Linfield quarterback Mickey Inns threw for 305 yards and two touchdowns in the win, and senior wide receiver caugth eight passes for 132 yards and a touchdown.
North Central running back Nick Kuckuc rsuhed for 192 yards and two touchdowns. Stanek was 19-of-35 for 235 yards.
The first quarter was scoreless, but Linfield unloaded for 17 points in the second quarter, the first coming on a 17-yard pass from Inns to receiver Charlie Poppen with 14:22 left in the first half. North Central was driving on its next possession, but on linebacker Dom Forrest intercepted Stanek and took the ball 73 yards for the touchdown and the 14-0 Linfield lead with 10:48 to go.
Linfield kicker Josh Kay kicked a 44-yard field goal with 6:42 left in the first half to give the Wildcats the 17-0 lead.
The Wildcats continued to score in the third quarter. Inns was almost sacked but instead scrambled and found Jepson on the left sideline behind the safety, and Jepson was able to beat the rest of the chasing defense to the end zone for the 64-yard touchdown with 8:18 left in the third quarter.
The Wildcats added another touchdown, this one a 4-yard run by Chad Coburn with 5:12 left in the third. Kay's PAT was blocked, and Linfield led 30-0.
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What happened: Down to a two possession game after Kukuc scores on the 15 yard run. PAT good. Linfield 30, NC 14 with 14:54 to go.
Linfield to take over at the 30. Shaffer up the middle for 5 yards. Big third down upcoming. Third-and-1 at its own 31. Second effort on the wildcat gives Coburn the first down. Another third down coming up from the 50. Third and 4. Inns is sacked. Wildcats are going to have to punt again. Repp with the touchback. NCC takes over at the 20. with 10:56 to go.
Cardinals have a third and 10, Stanek hits O'Kane for the first. Stanek sacked by Kealii Poomaihealani. Second and 17 with 9:30 to go. On third down, Stanek's pass is high. Personal foul on the incomplete pass gives North Central the first down at their own 39. Bailed them out. Kukuc gives Cardinals another first down to the Linfield 45. Then Stanek hits Stolzeburg to the Linfield 29. Incomplete on second down. Third and 10 from the 29 with 7:59 to go. Stanek bobles the bad pass, Forman swats the pass away in the end zone. The decision is coming, and the Cardinals are going for it on fourth and 10. Link intercepts the pass instead and takes it to the Linfield 27.
North Central gets one last chance after the Wildcats take the clock down under three minutes, but Stanek throws his fifth interception with under a minute to go, and Linfield kneels. Wildcats are going to move on to take on Wisconsin Oshkosh next week in the quarterfinals.
What happened: Linfield takes over at their 29. John Shaffer rushes for 9 yards. That's tripled Linfield's rush yards on the day. Linfield forced to punt. Repp in, and NC will take over at their own 8.
Brynnan Hyland gets his first sack of the posteason (his 19th of the season) on Stanek with 10:20. Brings up third-and-13. First Linfield sack of the game. Bobbled snap again, Stanek sacked again, this time by Brian Dundas. Fourth-and-24. NC in to punt. Linfield t take over at the 43, but on first down, Inns is stripped when he goes to throw. Central recovers with 8:51 to go. First Linfield turnover.
Stanek is read perfectly on that out pass. Brandon Funk intercepts the ball at the Linfield 41 with 8:37. Inns escapes another sack, steps up and tosses it on the run to Jepson, who streaks down the sideline for the 64-yard touchdown. PAT is good. 8:18 left in the third, Linfield 24, North Central 0.
Stanek crsuhed on the rush, Link intercepts Stanek and returns it to the Linfield 47 with 7:40. Linfield tries to take a hit down field, Poppen dives but can't haul it in. Third down and 6 from the NC 30. Inns show some of his scramble abilities, picks up the first down on the 9-yard run. Inns gets smoked again but completes to Wiersma. Firest and goal from the 4. Chad Coburn in on the Wildcat. scores easily. PAT is blocked. Josh Kay holding his right leg. Holding it gingerly. and walking off on his own paower, though. Linfield 30, NC 0 with 5:12 left in the third.
North Central gets the ball at its own 25. The Cardinals put together a great drive. Change up their passing game to short swing passes. Get down the field, and Kukic scores with 2:32 on a 32-yard run. PAT is good. Linfield 30, North Central 7.
Linfield forced to punt, great return by the Cardinals, but holding on the play. Cardinals take over at their own 49 with :49 left in the quarter. Stanek throws down to Fuentes to the Linfield 17. He took it out of the hands of Link. Almost an interception, instead a huge play. End of the third quarter.
What happened: Inns to Wiersma down to the five. Second down. Wildcats get the Cardinals to jump offsides. Down to the 2. Inns hits Wiersma on the slant for the touchdown. Aaron Hire is called for pass interference on the pick. Tough call. 15 yard penalty. Second and 18 now from the Linfield 18. Eek. It doesn't matter though, Poppen on the receiving end of the 18-yard touchdown with 14:22 left in the quarter. PAT good by Josh Kay. Linfield 7, North Central 0
North Central takes over at their own 25. First play, Kukic finally gets some room up the middle to the North Central 46. 21 yards. Kukic up to 69 yards rushing. He gashes Linfield again for a six-yard gain. If North Central gets big yards on first down, Cardinals will have an easy time converting on third and short. Wildcats stop NC on third down tis time though at the Linfield 31 with 11:28. The field goal unit starts to come out but Cards decide to go for it. Stanek's pass is right to Dom Forrest, who takes it to the house for the touchdown. 73 yards with 10:48 to go in the second quarter. Dom Forrest crouches on the sidelines in a huff. PAT good. Linfield 14, North Central 0.
Kukic another first down on a 9-yard run. He's at 89 yards now. Bad snap, Michael MacClanathan recovers at the NC 37 with 8:53. Everything going Linfield's way right now. Wildcats not even pretending that they have a running game right now. On third-and-1 they throw, and Inns hits Wiersma for the first down to the NC 24. Inns getting hammered. He was hammered on that pass to Wiersma, then he gets sacked. Third-and 13 for Linfield. Inns a little long on his pass (he's thrown 18 times already. Kay to attempt the 44-yard field goal, and it's good. Linfield 17, North Central 0 6:42 in the second.
Cardinals immediately faced with a third down and 3 from their own 28, but Kukic gets the first down with 5:32 to go in the first half. Kukic gets another first down (NC's 10th of the game) to the NC 45. He's now at 105 yards rushing in the game. Almost intercepted, instead, Stanek hits Kukic for 43 yards to the Linfield 3 with 3:21. First and goal. Fumble on first down, and it looks like Brynnan Hyland recovers it for Linfield. Wow. Third turnover for North Central.
Inns hangs in there, gets pounded but hits Wiersma for the first down to the Linfield 45. Inns is gonna be one sore dude after this game. He gets hit again and fumbles, but Linfield recovers. Repp into punt with 23 seconds left in the first half. NC will take over at the
Big play: Forrest's interception return for the touchdown. Huge play with the Cardinals driving.
Box score highlight: Linfield has negative-3 yards rushing. North Central has 107, but it has three turnovers.
What happened: North Central to receive. Josh Kay's kick goes into the endzone. Cardinals to start this game at the 25. Spencer Stanek's first pass is 9 yards to Ryan Szudarski. It'll be interesting to see if the Wildcats can get enough pressure on the Cardinals. Brynnan Hyland almost gets Stanek on second down, but Nick Kukic gets three yards on third down. Linfield really bringing the heat on second down. Stanek almost sacked but a great block stops them. Then Stanek's pass is high and almost intercepted. Stanek converts on third down. Second first down with 12:35 left to go in the quarter. Kukic puts the Cardinals into Linfield territory at the Linfield 44. They're driving, and get another first down to the Linfield 39 with 10:54. North Central faces a big third down with 9:24 left. A penalty and a bad run pushed them back to third-and-19. Brandon Funk knocks away what would have been a first down. Linfield takes over with 9:18 at their own 6 after a great punt by Tyler Rasche.
Linfield quarterback Mickey Inns' first pass skips across the turf. Tayvon Willis is starting at running back for Linfield, and he's stuffed on the draw at the three. Third and 14. Inns hits Jepson for the first down at the 22. 19 yards on that play. Linfield trying to go fast. Snap the ball quickly. Third and 7 at the 25. Inns tries to force it on third down but North Central, it appears, has some great players in its secondary and the pass is deflected. Second one already for the Cardinals. Josh Repp's punt goes to the Cardinals' 32 with 7:41.
Right away, Cardinals in a third-and-3 situations from just before the 40. Jordan Tassio keeps it and gets the first down at the NC 45 with 6:04. Linfield's rush defense is doing a good job of limiting the Cardinals. Another third down at the NC 47. Cardinals have been good about converting on third down so far, but they don't here. Michael Link breaks up the pass, and they have to punt again. Coburn fair catches again at the Linfield 10 with 4:46 to go.
Linfield forced to punt again. Repp's punt from his own end zone is a good one to the Cardinal 46. Net 44-yard punt. But that was 56 yards in the air.
Kukic finally gets a good run for 26 yards to the Linfield 28. Cardinals not gettin any sort of holes in the middle of the line, but Kukic is having success when he bounces it outside. Nick Dace sets up for the 36-yard field goal with 2:10 to go. He makes the first attempt but his coach calls a timeout. His second attempt is wide left. Ouch.
Linfield now starts moving the ball. Consecutive passes to Lucas Jepson gets the 'Cats to the 44 with under a minute to go. Inns tries to go to the well for a third time, but Jepson can't hang on to what would have been a great diving catch. On third-and-1, Inns goes deep to Charlie Poppen to the North Central 27. That's 29 yards on that play with :33 to go. Then Inns to Jepson for eight yards. Why doesn't Linfield play this fast all the time? Schaffer then gives Linfield a first down to the 10 at the end of the quarter.
Big play: NC's missed field goal. You see it all the time. A team misses a field goal, but the other coach calls the timeout then they make it. This was the opposite and by their own coach, and it was big in a defensive game like this.
Box score highlight: Linfield four rushes for eight yards.
Your are looking live at Maxwell Field in McMinnville, Ore. for an NCAA Division III second round playoff game between North Central of Illinois and Linfield College. The Wildcats come in with a record of 10-0, and the Cardinals are 9-2. Linfield beat Pacific Lutheran 27-24 last week, and North Central beat Cal Lutheran on the road last week 41-21. Look below for a more indepth preview or check out the related articles box to the right for a complete breakdown of the Cardinals.
The rain, which has been steady since last Sunday, has finally broken today. It might rain a bit, but the weather forecast steadily calls for less rain and by 3 p.m. it said only a 10 percent chance and maybe even some sun. That would be welcome.
The Cardinals are in white uniforms with red. Linfield in typical purple and white. It is 10 minutes before game time. Should be an interesting game. Absolutely no clue about what to expect, Linfield played poorly and won last week. They'll need to play much better against a veteran team that knows how to win after a long road trip.
North Central wins the toss. Elects to receive. Eager Cardinals want the ball. It's time for kickoff.
The most traveled team in the NCAA Division III playoffs will make an appearance Saturday at Maxwell Field. The North Central, Ill. Cardinals, who beat Cal Lutheran in the first round, play at noon Saturday vs. No. 3-ranked Linfield in the second round.
The NCAA playoffs create some interesting travel scenarios, and last year it was Linfield flying across the country to play in Delaware in the second round. This time around, it's the Cardinals (9-2) that are again packing their bags, making a 1,700-mile-plus flight for the second straight week.
"I feel for those guys," Linfield coach Joseph Smith said. "Really, they're faced with doing it all the way through if they keep winning.
"It's a hardship. They're going to miss Thanksgiving most likely, though, coming out west is a bit easier because you gain some time."
The question is whether or not the two weeks of travel will hurt the Cardinals. It sure didn't hurt them last week in their 41-21 demolition of No. 8-ranked Cal Lutheran. The Cardinals jumped out to a large first quarter lead and were able to keep it going in the second half, racking up 527 yards of offense.
"That blueprint is pretty impressive," Smith said. "They just didn't beat Cal Lu, they crushed them. They certainly got our attention with that win. … That's an impressive road win."
North Central made the trip out to California in 2011 to play Redlands but coach John Thorne said his players ran out of energy in the second half because the staff didn't think through halftime nutrition. According to D3football.com, the Cardinals didn't make that mistake last week and packed a bagful of fruit for players.
Still, when you throw in the Thanksgiving holiday, even a team's most carefully planned schedule can go haywire.
"It's a different week all the way around," Smith said, adding it's better to be home for this week. "When you play at home around Thanksgiving, it's nice because kids can go home. Most of the kids will get a good break."
Break is a relative term, though. The Wildcats (10-0) practiced early Wednesday to give players time to drive home, and they were back at it Thursday evening.
The preparation continues to become more crucial as the Wildcats get deeper into the playoffs. They are now in unfamiliar territory, having never played North Central or a team from Illinois for that matter. Smith said he does know that teams from the College Conference of Illinois Wisconsin play great football.
"I think they're every bit as good as other teams," he said, "they just tend to get matched up in the semifinals or earlier with a Whitewater or Mount Union and get bounced out. There are some exceptionally good football teams that come out of there."
"We're kind of playing Illinois, what it seems like," Smith said. "It's good football. They're solid."
Balancing O and D
Freshman Chad Coburn rushed for two touchdowns last week in Linfield's 27-24 win vs. Pacific Lutheran in the first round. Coburn, who has taken four attempts this season, was used in a variation of the wildcat where two backs lined up next to each other and one takes the direct snap. Smith said it's something the coaching staff has been tinkering with late in the year.
"It was a nice changeup to some of the other things we've done and it was effective for us in the game," Smith said.
Both of Coburn's touchdowns were crucial because not much else was doing for the Wildcats on offense Saturday. They rushed for 39 yards and were held to a season-low in total yards.
"It's a concern," Smith said of the lack of a run game. "Very disappointing. It's something we felt confident we were going to be able to do and for a variety of circumstances we weren't."
Of course, Linfield's defense forced five turnovers which made just enough difference.
"If our defense gets five turnovers a game, we'll win a lot of games," Smith said. "But we need more balance. We can't expect to win like that again in the playoffs.
"That's something we need to do. We need to run the football or we aren't going to win any football games from here on out."
Kay's big day
It has been a rough season for senior kicker Josh Kay. Last year he was named a finalist for the Fred Mitchell Award, given to the country's best kicker, after making 16-of-19 field goals. This season, Kay is 10-of-21 on field goal attempts, but whenever he's been called on to make crucial kicks, he's done so, including a game-winning field goal at Cal Lutheran early in the season.
Smith said a lot of those misses can be blamed more on the special teams as a whole.
"All the ones he's missed have been protection related," he said.
Kay has had quite a few kicks blocked this season, but Saturday, he made two kicks from more than 40 yards. While later in the day the University of Oregon Ducks were thwarted by spotty field goal kicking in their 17-14 loss vs. Stanford, Kay's kicking made all the difference for Linfield.
"They were huge field goals," Smith said. "We have the best kicker in the state of Oregon, I'm sure. He's very good and a tremendous weapon. To know a 47-yarder is in the bag is a nice thing to have."


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" Brand: Johnson's / Type: Cleansing Wipes / Suitable for: Face / Skin type: for dry skin and for all types / What it does: Cleanses, Refreshes / Product line: Johnson's Daily Essential "
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I love the Johnson's brand, they are always gentle products for the skin and always a good quality. I am not really loyal to any brand of facial wipes. I tend to either choose which ever are on special offer at the time, ones I have tried and like quite a lot or ones which I haven't bought in the past. These are ones I have bought a couple of times in the past.
They come in a pretty baby pink plastic packet, which has a pull back plastic strip. The strip is easy to pull from the packet and press back down again to keep the wipes nice and moist. I find when I take them from the packet they are not too wet and are just nice and moist. They have a really soft texture to these ones and feel super on the skin and don't scratch it. They also feel really soothing too and cooling on the face.
They have a really nice pleasant smell to them and I can detect the smell of a new born baby scent which is a beautiful aroma and one I adore. The smell isn't too strong and just a slight smell for a facial wipe.
They are quite strong wipes and I find they don't rip or tear while using them, they are comfortable wipes to hold in the hands too and can get a good grip of them to cleanse the face. I love the way they just glide across my skin to remove dirt and I don't have to scrub my face with them because the wipes do all the hard work. They feel super soft on the skin and I find they feel really cooling too and recently I used them to refresh my skin while outdoors in the sunshine and since the day happened to be quite hot, I found they just cooled my face a little during the day. I think they would be ideal wipes to take on a picnic or going out for the day and to use just to refresh the skin until you arrive home. Also I think they would be ideal for using on the little ones to cool them down a little on long journeys in the car etc so that they feel a little more comfortable.
They claim to remove waterproof mascara too, I have removed my mascara using the wipes and I gently just place a wipe over my lashes and very gently rub the wipe over my lashes, the wipes gently dissolve the mascara and remove it slowly. I tend to just keep rubbing my lashes inside a wipe and I can feel the mascara being remove by the wipe. The wipes I find don't irritate my eyes but I do take really good care not to rub it too hard against my eyes and this way I find they don't irritate my eyes at all. The wipes are really gentle and also enriched with essential skin loving vitamins and minerals, so they protect the skin and sooth it really well and are gentle for conditioning the lashes while removing the mascara.
These don't irritate my sensitive skin at all. I find also that they do leave my skin feeling soft and although I do have very dry skin, they do leave my skin feeling quite soft and don't leave it feeling too tight etc. I do find I always have to use a moisturiser after cleansing with these wipes but that is only because my skin is so dry. I also find they have that tingly feeling on my skin, I do have a slight tingle feeling but I find most wipes have this tingly feeling after I have wiped my face using most brands. But the tingling is only slight and a pleasant feeling.
They do remove my make up really well, they remove my foundation, blusher and lipstick perfectly. I know they do a super job of removing it because I can definitely see the dirt on the wipes after using them. I generally use up to 2 wipes for the amount of make I wear, I don't wear too much make up so 2 is well enough. If I use them on a day I haven't worn make up I can get away with just using one wipe, they remove the dirt and grime perfectly and I am surprised how dirty my skin is sometimes even on make up free days and I do thoroughly cleanse my skin morning and night time. I use them just to cleanse it before using my favourite cleansers.
These wipes are of a very good quality. There are 25 wipes in the packet and a good amount for just over £3 for the pack. I think this is a good value price and worth the money.
If you are looking to buying gentle wipes and ones which leave the skin feeling soft and clean, these wipes would be worth giving a go. I am really happy with the way they cleanse my skin, remove my make up and the way they don't irritate my sensitive skin.
They are designed for normal skin and although I have very dry skin, I have found them to be really nice ones for drier skin too and are ones I will buy again in the future.
I give these wipes 5 stars.
Thank you for reading my review and I hope it has been of some help.
Over the years, I have tried most brands of cleansing wipes but keep coming back to this brand.
They are on offer in Tesco's and Superdrug at the moment selling for £1.52 per 25 pack.
Normally they sell at £3.05 or more which is quite pricey so it pays to stock up when they are on offer.
The wipes come in an attractive pale pink pouch with a resealable tab to lock in moisture and according to the blurb on the back they are: "Enriched with essential, skin loving minerals and vitamins,our wipes gently sweep away makeup and impurities whilst caring for normal skin. Skin is cleansed, soft and refreshed. Dermatologically tested, suitable for sensitive skin."
I can vouch for the sensitive skin bit. Its maybe why I keep coming back for more as I get no irritation from this product what so ever, and my skin can flare up at the slightest irritation.
I also really like it as its the best way of removing wateerproof mascara without dragging the skin around the delicate eye area. Removes every last trace.
Wipes are ideal for taking with you if you are travelling and they don't dry out the skin.
I have a little tip to make these go further, though if you wear a lot of make up, it might not be so practical.
I tear each of the 25 sheets in half which gives me enough to remove mascara and a quick sweep over rest of face.
Double the value ! On full price that works out at roughly 6p a wipe and when on offer roughly 3p a wipe.
I'm certainly happy with that and won't consider any other brand in future.
I have always used Liz Earle hot cloth cleanser to clean my face. However, to remove my make-up I tend to use facial wipes. I went through a stage of using Johnsons baby wipes as to be honest because I wear make-up every day I go through that many wipes I thought I'd save the money using just baby wipes that are only a pound for 64.
After realizing though how rubbish they are at removing make-up as whenever I cleansed my face afterwards I noticed a lot of make-up on my cloth. I realized if I didn't have time to clean my face with a wet wipe and then wash it with my cleanser I would still have make-up on my face. It's no fault of Johnsons; it's my own fault for using baby wipes for the removal of make-up haha!
Anyway, I purchased proper Johnsons facial wipes because they were on offer for £1.25 for 25 wipes at boots. They are normally £3.29. When you think about it, it can be quite an expensive ordeal if you use them for removing make-up everyday when paying full price.
The wipes
The facial wipes are called: 'Johnsons Daily Essentials refreshing facial cleansing wipes' The packaging of the wipes is nice and simple but attractive. The wipes come in a nice baby pink packet and mention that the wipes are for 'normal skin' and 'removes even waterproof mascara' which is definitely an advantage as waterproof mascara can be a nightmare to remove with the normal facial cleansing wipes.
The wipes stay moist in the package and are kept this way by been sticked down in the packet like most wet wipes. Due to the wet wipes coming in a pack of 25 it means unlike baby wipes it is less heavy to carry around, as it's pretty compact and handy to carry in a handbag. The wipes are a fairly normal size, enough to remove all of your make-up without going for a second one. Trust me I wear all make-up products! My skin feels very soft after using them and really refreshed like the product promised.
Make-up test
After removing my make-up I then cleansed my skin using muslin cloth and my Liz Earle hot cloth cleanser, I was very pleased with the results, as there was no evidence of make-up on my white muslin cloth. So clearly very good at picking up make-up if you purchase the wipes for this reason.
I really do like these wipes, but I really don't think I would bring myself to buy them because of the price. If they were always £1.25 I would. But there not, I spend far too much on my actual cosmetic products to want to spend anymore on wet wipes. So one thing I will be stingy on is them. I do think they are fantastic quality and do make my skin feel great but at 13p a wipe it does seem steep when I use them all the time. Looks like I will still be on the look out for some more cleansing wipes.
I will give the product 4/5 simply because I couldn't bring myself to give it three stars because most people probably wouldn't find the wipes to be expensive and its only because of me not willing to fork out on cleansing wipes that I'm complaining! Haha ok I admit it!
About The Product
Johnson's Daily Essentials Refreshing Facial Cleansing Wipes are a pack of 25 facial wipes, they are in a pale pink plastic packaging with the usual peel back cover.
The packaging has lots of information regarding the product and I quite like the design which is very in line with the Johnson's brand.
My Opinions & Experiences
I often work late and often have to rush in the mornings, me and my fiancée generally buy these for a quick wash or to freshen yourself up, she also uses them when removing makeup.
We have tried many different brands and find some become rather dry or less effective even after a short period of time, with these as long as you keep the peel back cover sealed will last a lot longer. I don't use them every day so having some that last a while and keep fresh is always a bonus. I usually use them more often during late nights while working, if feeling tired using one of these alongside a good coffee goes a long way to improved productivity, occasionally I will use them in the morning while in a rush.
The wipes are thick and as I have mentioned stay fresh meaning they keep quite moist but not too much which is good. They always pull out one at a time, in the past we have had issues with others coming out in twos or sometimes getting stuck, but these are just fine.
I find them very soft on the face and neck and it leaves the skin feeling tingly and very clean, the skin dries fairly quickly and they leave a certain scent, can't describe it really, just a clean refreshing scent.
In Summary
To summarise I find the wipes very good, they clean and refresh my skin quickly, they last a good amount of time and when on offer are a real bargain.
I use wipes most days, they are a quick and usually effective way of removing makeup so easy to use so I can get on with my nightly cleansing and toning regime as soon as possible. I have tried a variety of different brands as they feature on special offers quite regularly, one brand I've used is Johnsons.
Johnsons daily essentials refreshing facial wipes are available to purchase from supermarkets and places such as Boots, Superdrug and Wilkinson. They vary in price depending on where you buy them but the average price is around £2.50.
The wipes come packaged inside a pretty pink plastic packet, as most other wipes do. The usual Johnson's information is available on the packet. There is a pull back sticky tab that you open to reveal the hole to pull the wipes from, once you've taken a wipe out you can stick the tab back down to keep the remaining wipes in the packet nice and fresh.
One wipe comes out of the packet at a time which is a pleasant change, I hate it when you pull a wipe out and lots come out at the same time but that doesn't happen with these. Each wipe, whether it be the first from the packet or the last, has the same moistness level. Johnson's have got this level perfect as they aren't dry in the slightest but at the same time aren't dripping wet. The wipes are quite thick and I can use them unfolded without feeling like they are going to tear or break when I'm rubbing them on my face.
I use these to remove my makeup at night and find they do a great job. It only takes one wipe to remove my normal day to day makeup without any problems. After using them they do leave my skin feeling clean and fresh. I usually cleanse and tone after removing my makeup, but on lazy days I do just use the wipes and leave my skin like that. When waking up in the morning after just using a wipe the night before, my skin still feels nice and clean.
I'd definitely recommend these refreshing wipes from Johnson's daily essentials range. They remove makeup easily, clean my face well and the packaging keeps all of the wipes moist until you want to use them.
I generally tend to use whatever face wipes I find in my local Poundland or on offer, currently I am using both clearisil and Oil Of Olay wipes I picked up but prior to that I was using these Johnson's 3 in one as they were stocked in my local Poundland at the time although I haven't seen them in there in a while. I have seen these in both Boots and Superdrug for around the £3.50 mark, personally I would never pay that for a pack of face wipes but each to their own.
I quite like the packaging of these wipes, the tough plastic is a very pale pink colour very representative of the Johnsons brand with a peel back sticky label however I do think the label is very busy with information and design on there and it could be more effective if it was a little simpler. The sticky label if very effective, I have found that the label sticks back down effectively and doesn't become loose and not useful during use.
The wipes themselves are lovely and thick and moist but not too wet, I also found that all of the wipes are sufficiently moist and don't dry out or become soaked the more wipes you get through which is good. The wipes come out of the pack one at a time and I haven't found any problems with the wipes tearing or becoming stuck which is beneficial. The wipes feel smooth and cooling against my skin and I don't find them to be rough or irritating.
To use I simply wipe over my face both morning and night. In the morning this is simply to refresh my face but in the evening I use them to remove my make up. I find that in the morning my face feels refreshed and clean but not tingly or dry which some wipes do, in the evenings I find my make up is removed a little easily however I do find that it takes quite a while to rub off all of my mascara and eyeliner, definitely a lot less effective than other face wipes I have used. I do find that one wipe at a time is sufficient enough to remove all of my make up.
As there are 25 wipes per pack I find that one pack of these wipes can last me two weeks which is the average length of time a pack can last me. I find that my face dries very quickly after using the wipes which is perfect for me as I don't have a lot of time to be removing make up and waiting on my face drying. I do find that my face smells lovely and fresh not a perfume smell just a very clean refreshing scent which fits well with other Johnsons products.
Overall I think these wipes are pretty good, they remove make up although mascara and eyeliner does take a little longer to remove, my face is left feeling clean and fresh and the wipes themselves are thick and soft. I would recommend using these if you can get them on offer but I wouldn't say they are worth the £3.50 price tag they generally come with.
I normally use No7 facewipes as I almost always have one of those £5 vouchers from Boots, but recently I ran out of wipes and had no vouchers, and there was no way I was spending £7.50 on one pack of wipes so I went on the search for an alternative.
After looking through the different brands and offers in boots I decided to go for Johnson's as its a well known trusted brand, I regularly use their moisturiser which I love, and they were on a decent offer at 3 packs for £5. As they are usually £3.49 for one pack I decided this was a bargain and got three backs, one of each different kind they do.
The wipes come in the usual plastic packet, which in this case is pale pink and white, and has the usual sticky peel label behind which is a hole for you to pull your face wipes out of. These wipes are for normal skin, and are soft to touch and feel very smooth on your skin. They remove make-up really easily which I was very pleased about as this is what I mainly use wipes for. My face feels very clean and refreshed and cooled afterwards which is good, and they dont leave my skin feeling greasy or anything afterwards which I find quite alot of wipes do.
You get 25 wipes in a pack, so depending on how often you use them depends on how long they last. You only need to use one even when your using them to remove make-up as they remove it easily and they are quite thick aswell. I tend to only use them when i've had make-up on throughout the day, which isnt too often so I find they last me quite a while. The sticky re-seal label also stays sticky so it re-seals well and your wipes stay moist and fresh for a long time.
I would definitely recommend these to anyone - especially when they are on offer!
I have tried quite a variety of facial wipes over the years with varying degrees of success. I like to try different ones to see if I can find a relatively cheap wipe that works well for me.
The packaging on these wipes looks more like a baby wipe than a face wipe to me. I tend to be attracted to clean and fresh looking packaging, greens and blues, because it gives you a good idea of what to expect from the wipe. Pink says baby to me more than adult face wipe but it doesn't make all that much of a difference if the face wipe is good. The sticky seal on the packaging is sticky enough that the wipes are kept moist and don't dry up. The pack is also a nice size for travel and storage, I like to keep mine in my night bag (it has moisturiser, toothbrush, lip salve etc.) and then I can just throw this in my travel bag if I go away somewhere short notice.
The wipes are huge! I've never actually found a wipe before that is so big and it's great for me because I often run out of space on the wipe when removing my eye make up. They are also really moist the entire way through the pack, even the first couple of wipes. I often find I can't really use the first wipe or so because they have often dried out but these are wet the whole way through meaning maximum use. They remove my make up really easily, even waterproof, and leave my skin feeling soft and clean. The wipes have a really lovely texture to them too which is great as this is one of the things I often find difficult with wipes. I don't like textured wipes with raised bumps or a pattern, they scratch my skin and leave it feeling raw. These wipes are super soft and gentle on my skin which is really nice. I also find with other wipes that once my skin has dried it tends to be quite dehydrated but not with these wipes, they leave my skin feeling lovely and soft.
These are by far the best wipes I have ever used but there are a couple of things that stop me from buying them regularly. They are expensive compared to other wipes on the market and you don't get very many in the pack. They cost roughly £3.15 from most retailers which is pretty much double the price of most other wipes available out there. They are also rarely on offer which makes them less appealing than other brands and supermarket own which go on offer regularly. There are also only 25 wipes in a pack which means you pay roughly 12p per wipe. This is so much more expensive than a lot of other wipes on the market and I can't quite justify paying that much for these ones despite how good they are.
Overall, I would recommend these wipes but only if you have the extra money to spend.
I ran out of face wipes recently and I had always used Boots No7 Quick Thinking wipes up until I did, as whenever they have the £5 No7 voucher promotion on I always just buy the wipes with it, as I like them and they would be far too pricey if buying without the voucher! As they do cost £7 usually, I didn't want to buy them at this price and so looked for some other wipes to buy instead. I don't usually use Johnson's products but as these wipes were on offer in Sainsbury's I decided to give them a go. I use my wipes mainly to remove make-up and so when I saw these are meant to remove even waterproof mascara, I thought they would do the job. I know a lot of facial wipes don't actually remove make-up very well, even if they say that they do, but I noticed some wipes by other brands didn't even state that they are meant for removing make-up.
There usually cost £3.49 and are available from Boots, Superdrug and supermarkets. I bought mine from Sainsbury's when they were half price so I paid £1.74.
The packet is pink and these wipes are meant for normal skin, which I consider myself to have. They do have other wipes available for different types of skin too though, these being dry, combination and oily skin.
The packet has a sealed sticker on it that you lift off when you want to remove a wipe. The seal remains sticky and I have had no problems with the wipes drying out or anything. There are 25 wipes in a packer and so how long they last really depends on how often you use them. I have had these for a few weeks now but I don't use wipes everyday, only when I am in a rush to remove make-up or if I simply cannot be bothered to cleanse, tone, and moisturise separately, say after a night out. Otherwise, if I do use my bottles of cleanser and toner, I do not use the wipes as well as my make-up has already been removed and my skin is feeling fresh enough!
I have found that using these wipes alone leaves my skin feeling very fresh, although I do still moisturise after using them sometimes. As I don't use these everyday I cannot really comment on how they improve my skin over time, other than the fact that they leave my face feeling fresh and clean at the time. They do an excellent job at removing make-up though, which I am glad about as this is what I mainly bought the wipes for. If using before I go to bed, when I wake-up there is no need to remove any traces of make-up.
Even after a night out and I have worn lots of make-up, it does a great job at removing it all and the wipe does not break or tear apart whilst using it, even when scrubbing my face quite hard with it!
I will certainly consider buying these wipes again when I run out. I am just looking out for when these are on offer somewhere and I will stock up then, although £3.49 is quite a reasonable price for a pack of 25 wipes still.
After about 2 years of using these wipes, and trying others intermittently, I have come to the personal conclusion that they are some of the best on the shelves and I'm sure many others would agree.
These wipes are perfect for freshening your face at the begining or end of the day and do not dry your skin out like many of the other facial wipes on offer to us consumers. They are gentle, with a gentle fragrance and can be used for make up removal around the face and eyes. I use them for this purpose and they work better than some of those advertised as 'make up removal wipes' and are alot gentler on the eyes and skin.
The packet is brilliant as if the resealable opening is stuck down after use, the wipes never dry out and it is plastic and small so easily stored in a cupboard or handbag without taking up too much room like other firm plastic wipe containers.
The only negative about these wipes is that if you are prone to getting greasy skin, they can make this worse but when used simply as a make up remover, this is not an issue.
Overall these wipes are brilliant and ever so handy in the bathroom or on the go and I totally reccomend them to anyone who is looking for this kind of product.
After running out of my normal face wipes, my friend was popping into town and asked if I needed anything. I asked for some wipes (not actually telling her which ones to get) and she came back with Johnson's facial cleansing wipes.
I had never actually used these wipes before so I was curious to see what they were like. My friend bought them from ASDA for me, and they cost £3, for a pack of 25 wipes. For me, this seems a lot more expensive then how much I would normally pay for a pack of wipes.
The packaging is quite simple really. It's a white packet with a sticky label on it, which you peel back to pick out a wipe from the hole. On the packaging it tells you a bit about the wipes, it tells you it 'removes even waterproof mascara' its '100% perfume free' it's 'fragrance free' and it also tells you it's for 'all skin types.' On the back of the packet it also tells you the ingredients and what the wipes do.
Now a bit more about the wipes itself, on the back of the packet it says 'Enriched with essential, skin loving minerals and vitamins, our wipes gently sweep away make-up and impurities whilst caring for all skin types. Skin is cleansed, soft and cared for. Dermatologically tested, suitable for sensitive skin.' To me this sounds perfect, as I have sensitive skin. I also have dry skin, so I was hoping that these wipes wouldn't dry my skin out more.
When I first used these wipes the first thing I thought, was that they were quite wet (in a good way), I hate wipes that are really dry, as I find that they don't work as well when taking off my make-up. As these wipes were quite wet, they felt very refreshing, and nice on my skin, they did leave my face a bit damp, but that didn't bother me.
I also felt that these wipes were very very good at removing ALL of my make-up, I sometimes find that after using wipes if I wipe my face on like a towel, then some leftover make-up will be on the towel, but that didn't happen with these wipes at all, it got rid of every single last trace of my make-up, even all of my mascara, I was very pleased indeed!
These wipes claim to make you skin feel 'soft and cared for', they did make my skin feel cared for, as I felt all my make up was off my face, however they didn't make my skin feel much softer than normal, but I wasn't bothered by that, as I don't really see how wipes can make your skin softer anyway.
A few times after using these wipes, my face has seemed quite red, however a few minutes later the redness has gone. The reason I think sometimes my face has come across red, is probably that I am wiping my face too hard with the wipes, so I think it's more my fault then the wipes!
After using these wipes for about a month, I can happily sat that nothing bad has happened to my skin, such as a break out in spots. Also they were gentle on my sensitive skin, and they didn't dry out my skin.
Although I have really liked these wipes, I don't know if I would buy again, simply because of the price. As I've already said, £3 for a pack of wipes seems quite expensive to me, however if they were on offer or something, I would definitely purchase them again.
I have used so many different brands of face wipes and dont get me wrong I have come across some amazing ones which do a lovely job ( Wilkinsons 2 for a pound are the best! and so lovely, and great for if your on a budget! ) then I came across these beauties!
So compared to my 50 for a pound they are a bit expensive, around £3.00-£4.00 for 25 wipes and you can get these in Boots, its where mine are from.
The packaging is simple and just like most other face wipes.
They come in a white plastic square little pack and have a peel back sticker on the front, make sure you reseal after taking out a wipe though as they will more than likely dry up.
On the sticker is the Johnsons logo along with a picture of a feather, some information on the productand underneath that on the actual pack is the amount of wipes which your pack contains.
If you turn around the pack you will see lots more information which can be very useful if you need to know ingredients/contact details/recyclable ect.. Its wrote in a few different languages too so hopefully there is one for you to understand.
Just incase you would like to know what kind of skin I have, how much make up I wear ect..I will write it down! I have quite sensitive skin, which is also quite dry at times but it can also be really oily too!
Because I suffer from acne I also wear a lot of make up, I'm talking 3 layers of foundation which usually takes around 2-3 wipes to completely remove and make sure there is none left on my skin.
The wipes are enriched with skin loving minerals and vitamins so obviously this tells me that they are good for my skin.
The wipes claim to gently sweep your make up away, including your eye make up so no need for separate lotion/wipe.
They cleanse your skin leaving it feeling soft and silky and cared for, these wipes are suitable for those with sensitive skin.
To use them just simply peel back the lid and take one out, like I said though make sure you reseal.
The wipes are quite a good size and are also very thick which is a bonus as they dont tear and rip on my skin, they also have quite a lot of moisture in them and they dont smell of much since they are fragrance free.
These wipes were amazing, they took away my layers of foundation in a single wipe and there was no harsh scrubbing or rubbing either, just one or two swipes across each area and my face was make up free.
I think because they are also so wet it helps too if you wear a lot of make up, dont get scared because I am saying they are very wet! They glide over your skin easily and dont leave any excess damp on your face, its very quick drying.
I think having the wipes so wet is a great thing because it does get to work on your make up and provides a great amount of satisfaction, your face also feels moisturised and cleansed.
I find that on eye make up these are probably the best wipes I have used for them, the mascara doesn't need attention really, if you just wipe over your eye area its completely gone.
After a few uses I notice my blemishes have calmed down a good bit and I also notice a good glow in my skin, I have cut back on moisturiser as my skin doesn't seem to be getting as dry anymore which is a great thing, I am also using 1 wipe instead of 3 so I guess I am kind of saving money in one way.
I love these and recommend you try some! NOW!
These wipes are something that I am never without!
*** Packaging ***
Johnson's Daily Essentials refreshing cleansing wipes come in a little soft plastic pachet with a resealable label on the front. You simply peel this back and pull out one of the wipes. This works well most of the time, but sometimes you do end up with an extra wipe being pulled out too. I usually just shove it back inside the little opening in the package and use the resealable labe to close it over. this ensures that the wipes stay moist and fresh. The packaging is great for travelling and they always go into my case or a bag even if I'm just going to a friends over night. They're tidy, convenient and take up hardly any space.
*** The Wipes ***
The wipes feel kind of cottony, they are softer than baby wipes and wet ones. I should also state that none of these products should EVER be flushed down the toilet!
The pack contains 25 wipes. They are often on buy one get one free offers in Tesco, Boots etc, so I usually make the most of these offers and stock up, as they can be fairly expensive at times. Prices vary, I've seen them as expensive as £3.79 and as ceap as £1.99, so it works well to take advantage of offers!
The wipes are "enriched with essential, skin loving vitamins and minerals" and "gently sweep away make-up and impurities whilst caring for normal skin. Skin is cleansed, soft and refreshed." (From back of pack)
Johnsons refreshing cleansing wipes have a refreshing scent, unsurprisingly. I can't really pinpoint what it is... they just smell like a fresh cleanser. To be honest, it's not my favorite scent but then, you're not actually buying them for what they smell like! I'm sure you want to know how effective the are. So do the do the job?
*** Effectiveness ***
They do indeed do the job. I wear lots of black mascara and they take it off no problem. With some other wipes, you have to really scrub at your eyes to take of mascara and not only is this bad for the delicate eye area, it is also time consuming and usually leaves your eyes sore and still with some residue! Not the case with these bad boys! You do have to work a little to get thick mascara completely off, but it's a LOT easier with these wipes than with any other ones I've tried.
They also take off foundation very very easily and you only need one facial wipe to take off your whole face of make-up. They are quite wet in comparison to some other wipes and this helps them to be very gentle on the skin, they do not leave any redness or irritation as they do no require you to scrub at your skin in any way, simply wipe over a few times and you're good to go!
They leave your skin feeling clean and moisturised, which is another plus, as many facial wipes can actually dry the skin out quite badly. After using these wipes, it's perfectly possible for that to be the end of your skin care routine, however, I always follow them with a quick wipe over with a toner and then my night cream.
They are by far the most effective facial cleansing wipes I have used, and because of this, they are generally the only ones I will buy, either in the refreshing, or the night time packs. I highly recommend them. The only one drawback I have found is that, because they are quite wet, sometimes they can leave your face feeling quite shiney, which is fine at night when you're off to bed, but during the day I usually rinse with water after use just to get rid of any residue.
*** Conclusion ***
Highly effective, often good value for money and very easy to use. They are great for all, and a good way to get younger girls into a good skin care regime, as well as being good for the rest of us who just want to avoid sponts, imperfections and wrinkles! Highly recomended!
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I am normally quite good at removing all my makeup at night but it does take quite a long time as I use an eye make up remover and then a toner and then moisturise and sometimes when I have got in late or I am really tired I cannot be bothered but I know that my skin will be worse for wear if I don't do it. So, with that in mind a few weeks ago I decided to find some make up remover wipes that I could just wipe over my face and be done. I stumbled upon the Johnson's ones and decided to go for them as I use a lot of the Johnson's products on my little girl and I know they are really good for her skin and are a brand I trust.
According to Johnson's these wipes are enriched with skin essentials which gently sweep away makeup and impurities whilst caring for normal skin with skin loving minerals that restore freshness and include vitamin C. The wipes to me resemble baby wipes pretty much to a T. They are made of quite a thin material and are very moist to the touch. even though they are thin though I find them very strong and have never had one tear or rip which is nice. They are extremely easy to use. Basically you just wipe them over your face, neck and eyes and they really do remove make up with only a few wipes. It's really nice, I find I don't have to rub or make my eyes sore by rubbing too hard to get the mascara off, a few gently wipes and it comes right off and it also feels like it takes all the excess mascara off my face too by capturing it in the wipe. You can see all the makeup on the wipe when you have finished with it. These wipes even say that they take off waterproof mascara too and although I don't use this type of mascara it's nice to know from another consumers point of view that it will do this.
Also it really takes off my foundation and powder well and my face feels clean and make up free which is great as I hate that heavy feeling like you still have product on your face. I find after using them my skin is actually nice and soft so I think as well as taking makeup off your face it also leaves a nice feeling on your face too.
Another good thing with these wipes is that they are very gentle too and even if you do get some of the wipe moisture in your eyes by mistake, which I have done from time to time, it does not sting or cause any irritation which is great.
The wipes come in a pack which looks exactly like a pack of baby wipes. There is a resealable sticker at the top which peels back to allow you access to the wipes. They have always stayed quite fresh under this flap for me and do not dry out. There are 25 wipes in a pack and I find this probably lasts me for about a month as I don't use them everyday and sometimes use two per time. A 25 pack will cost you £3.05 and they can be found in Boots stores.
If you've read some of my previous reviews you'll know that when it comes to skincare, when I find something I like I'm very brand-faithful and rarely stray to try something different. However, about a year ago I was looking to add some face wipes to my skincare routine, so I felt confident picking up a pack of Johnson's Daily Essentials Refreshing Facial Cleansing Wipes from Tesco, as they are made by such a reputable brand.
The wipes which I use are for normal skin, which come in pink packaging. Johnson's also offer Nourishing Facial Cleansing Wipes for dry skin (blue), Balancing Facial Cleansing Wipes for combination skin (green), and Fragrance Free Facial Wipes for all skin types (a kind of pinky peachy colour). I have only ever used the wipes for normal skin, so will base my review on these.
Each pack contains 25 wipes, and they can currently be bought from Boots for £2.99, or two for £4. They are also often on special offer at Tesco. Although you may find other brands of wipes are cheaper, these are good quality. However, I also feel that for the price they should give us a few more wipes per pack. I use one each morning and one each evening to remove my make up before I go to bed, so each pack lasts me less than two weeks. Even if they did double packs I think that'd be better - I suppose it explains why so often they're on special offer!
On to the wipes themselves...
They're fairly large in size, which is very practical. I haven't measured them exactly, but if I hold one over my face it can almost cover the entire surface of my face. Not that I make a habit of this, you understand... ;)
The size of the wipes is great, as after a long day at work when I come home to take my make up off, it's big enough to wipe up all of my make up without getting clogged up. With some wipes they're so small that it gets to a point where they end up just moving make up around your face, but there's no such problem with these!
Regarding the removal of make up, they claim to remove even waterproof mascara. I can't comment on this as I don't own any waterproof mascara (it's on my Christmas list though!), but these wipes do easily tackle ordinary mascara. I have no problems clearing it all away, and can only presume that they will remove tough waterproof mascara as well.
These wipes are quite wet, which I know is a downside for some people. When I wipe my face with one of these wipes, my skin is left feeling damp and a bit sticky for a minute or two while it dries. Personally, I don't mind this as I don't like drier wipes, and I always leave my skin for a few minutes anyway before applying anything else over the top, but for those who don't like wet facial wipes, you may not be impressed with these.
I will say, though, that the wetness does not last for long. After less than two minutes my skin feels dry and soft, and I experience no dampness, stickiness or tackiness throughout the rest of the day.
As I say, my skin feels softer from using these. It doesn't feel exfoliated or deep cleaned, but my skin does feel lighter and my pores don't feel clogged up at all. Now that I've been using these wipes for over a year I probably don't notice anything exceptional anymore, but I remember when I started using them and I was surprised and impressed at how my skin was left feeling smoother, firmer and cleaner.
The wipes do have a pleasant scent which is very subtle. I can't put my finger on it, but they do smell perfumed rather than of anything natural (Parfum is included on the ingredients list, although I won't provide a full list of ingredients this time). Not ideal, but at least they have a pleasant smell rather than a bad one or no smell at all! The smell doesn't linger on the skin though, which I don't mind, but I know some of you like to be able to smell the products you use all day long.
The only other bugbear I have with these wipes is the packaging...not the fault of the wipes themselves, but they are affected. The wipes come in a packet, with a large resealable peel-back sticker, through which you pull the wipes. After several openings and closings I find that this sticker can lose a bit of its stick, so the wipes can become slightly dried-out, which I don't like. However, when the sticker does stick, it sticks fast and there are no gaps in the packaging at all, which would dry out the wipes.
Overall, these wipes are great for cleansing and toning skin and removing make up. Facial wipes are a staple item in every woman's beauty kit (or at least they should be!) and these Refreshing Facial Wipes from Johnson's deliver everything I expect from face wipes. If you team them up with Johnson's Daily Essentials Hydrating 24Hour Day Cream - which I will get round to reviewing eventually - and use both as part of your regime, they really complement each other and leave skin feeling soft and smooth. They work perfectly for me, so I won't be trying anything else for as long as I can see!


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Dog Attacks Shark! - Today's Christian Videos
Embed illianfamily 2954 views 2010-10-02T01:25:45 this is absolutely amazing! I taught my dog to sit and I was proud... what kind of treat do you give your dog for fetching a shark?
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