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seige wrote:Reviews are great - they help us decide where to spend our hard-earned cash! But aside from the commercial aspect, they provide an independent and unbiased personal view of a particular item/effect.

When posting a review, think about the following:
1: Check if there's already a review in existence (use the Search feature)
2: Try and include both the retailer and cost of the routine
3: Try and follow style with the other reviews, I.e. ratings, ease of performance
4: DON'T just clone reviews from other sites. The best reviews are personal objective opinions.
5: Please note that Reviews must be original and posted here in full by the author(s) – merely posting links to other sites or copying text from elsewhere won’t be acceptable.

And remember - reviews don't just have to be positive... it's nice to know the negative side of things, too.