Cassie

Advantages nice songs for r&b lovers
Disadvantages not a lot of songs on the album

..."Cassie" is a debut album of this young model turned singer. Nobody had missed the arrival of Cassies first hit single "Me & You". The Bad Boy Newcomer hypnotized her listeners with the soft vocals on an original Clubbeat. When I first heard the song I was fascinated and knew that I'll want to hear more from her. Who awaited a one hit wonder were mistaken. With her second single "Long way to go" Cassie became a R&B artist, that has to be taken seriously. "Long way to go" was the exmodels next Clubhit in the famous Cassie style. Cassie says of herself that she's not Aretha Franklin, but she doesn't need to be. It's a really great r&b album with sexy tunes. Just sad, that there are no more than 11 songs on it.... Read review

Advantages Is very moisturising
Disadvantages The fragrance can be a little over powering

...This is part of the Body Shop's relatively new range and has been a big hit since it was launched across stores a few months ago. **Packaging** This product comes in a white bottle with a flip lid which does come off entirely if needs be. It has a clear label on it which says Cassis Rose Body Lotion and also has the new body shop logo on it. It also has a print of a rose. **Key Ingredients** Organic babassu oil which provides moisturisation to the skin and is also community traded. Grapeseed oil which is very rich in essential fatty acids which help to repair the skins moisture barrier. also glycerine which is an effective moisturiser which helps improve softness and hydration. **Fragrance** This does have a very floral smelling but i must say that it does grow on you after a while. It is a fragrance that some people... Read review

Advantages Sun, Sea and FRANCE!
Disadvantages Hotels book up quickly!

...Cassis is a quiet peaceful village, east of the highest sea cliff in Europe, Cape Canaille. The city's motto (the SPELLING IS THEIRS TOO!!) is "Qui a vist Paris e noun Cassis a ren vist" (If you've seen Paris and not Cassis, you've seen nothing!) It is famous for Les Calanques which are limestone cliffs and sheltered coves with turquoise water - as if the White Cliffs of Dover were transported to the Med. Just what I needed after a week of Avignon sightseeing and Nice and it's crowded pebbly beaches. I stayed in a small hotel called Hotel Laurence which had double rooms for 50 euros (May 03). However in high season these prices do increase! Instead, I would suggest you could fly into Marseilles and then catch a train south to Cassis, then either catch the bus, which runs hourly into the town or get a taxi. DO NOT WALK! I... Read review