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When the weather doesn't cooperate with your 'do, a good hair spray can save you with just a spritz. This luxe variety from hairstylist-to-the-stars Serge Normant keeps strands in line in the face of humidity, heat, precipitation, and more. The ultrafine formula provides a long-lasting, invisible hold and instantly adds volume. Made with nourishing Atlas cedar extract, it also strengthens weak strands and repairs damage.
I like the list misting this gives to my hair, no stiff sticky spots that get too much product but the smell is a little.... off putting. When I first put it on my hair I had my bathroom door closed, (and it's not a small bathroom) I had to open the door to air out the room so I could breathe, granted, I'm sure using hairspray with the door closed isn't the best idea but I've never had a problem with smell like that before4

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APP OF THE DAY: Orbital review (WP7)
There's no doubt that Windows Phone 7 titles, especially games, seem a little on the pricey side compared to their iPhone counterparts, so when you do purchase a game you want to make sure it's for you; this is taken care of, to an extent, with the "try" it feature.
However, if there's one game on the platform that is worth every penny of the £2.29 price tag it's our App of the Day - there's not a lot of depth to it, in fact it's pretty one dimensional in terms of gameplay; it's just bloody good.
- Format
- Windows Phone 7
- Price
- £2.29
- Where
- Marketplace
Like many games this has been ported in from the iPhone format, which at £1.99 on iOS isn't exactly a snip, and plays every bit as well as the original version.
For those of you who haven't had the pleasure, you control a pivoting turret which has the ability to fire shells into a rectangular playing area. These explode and produce circles which you then have to destroy with other shells, if you don't destroy them quickly enough you'll end up with a screen full and it'll be game over.
That description, however, could in fact be misleading as it's not actually the circles that kill you but your own bullets ricocheting around the screen, one stray shell hitting below your defence line (see pic below) and it's game over.
There are three game modes each bringing its own take on the formula: Pure involves the basics and is a low scoring affair, but no less addictive; Gravity involves just that, where the shells swerve in reaction to previously created circles; whilst Supernova is all about creating chain reactions and clocking up multipliers - great fun.
There's also a local multiplayer option which can be a little twitchy, with just the absence of online action letting it down.
If you want multiplayer you can, however, buddy up with someone in the same room, this in fact works extremely well; the aim of the game in multiplayer is to scupper your opponent's options for firing back, leading to their inevitable demise.
The game is very clean and crisp with an air of Geometry Wars about it, which is no bad thing, and the excellent playability means you'll be coming back time after time.
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Embark on a captivating adventure through the Galapagos Islands
Take a thrilling sojourn around the highlights of the unique flora- and fauna-rich islands of the Galapagos. From rubbing shoulders with prehistoric-looking giant tortoises and marine iguanas, to gazing up in wonder at the spectacular blue-footed boobies' synchronised fishing technique, the Galapagos offers the chance to see an abundance of rare creatures at close range. There are also heaps of opportunities to explore the underwater world of the Galapagos by snorkelling and diving in the surrounding waters - usually in the good company of playful sea lions and sea turtles. With just the right amount of relaxation, adventure and wildlife-filled awe, this Galapagos Venture is the way to see the very best of the Galapagos.
- Discover Quito's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site
- Learn about the unique habits of marine iguanas
- Be shell-shocked by giant tortoises on Isla Santa Cruz
- Witness the splendor of the 150 m tall Kicker Rock
- Swim with sea lions off Isla San Cristobal
- Dive among white-tipped reef sharks, sea turtles and rays
- Go kayaking in the Pacific Ocean
- Watch the aerobatics of blue-footed boobies and frigatebirds
Day 1 Quito
Day 2-4 Isla Isabela
Day 5 Santa Cruz Island
Day 6-7 Isla San Cristobal
Day 8-9 Quito
Meals2 breakfasts
TransportPlane, Speed boat
AccommodationHostel (2 nights), Hotel (6 nights)
Included activities
- Isla Isabela - Giant Tortoise Breeding Centre
- Isla San Cristobal - Interpretation Center
- Isla Santa Cruz - Charles Darwin Research Centre
- Santa Cruz Highlands
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2. Compulsory Galapagos park entry fee US$110, Transit control card fee US$10 and Isabela Island port fee $5 are payable locally to the relevant government authorities and are subject to change.
Please note the Transit Card fee has recently increased from US$10 to US$20 and will come into place from March 1st 2015.
Trip notes
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Our 2015 Galapagos Venture trips score an average of 4.56 out of 5 based on 120 reviews in the last year.
2015 Galapagos Venture , September 2015
Elizabeth Casey
This is a great introduction to the Galapagos Islands. It is a great value for the money and packed full of opportunities to get close to the people and the natural beauty of this part of Ecuador.
Review submitted 30 Sep 2015
2015 Galapagos Venture , September 2015
Dan Fleming
Amazing trip!!! I hope Intrepid will take out the interpretation visit on San Cristobal. The tour is too long and does not need to be guided. You can walk through yourself in 20 minutes. Much better time spent shopping or Snorkeling on the beach with turtles and sea lions :)
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