Tom Sharp

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Creative entrepreneur and freelance photographer

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5 Tips for the Perfect Fake Tan Application at Home
Want to get that summer sun kissed glow without leaving the house? Need to prep for your next summer barbecue, festival, or holiday? Fake tan can get a bad rep, but done right, it is a much better and healthier alternative to sitting out in direct sunlight or exposing your skin to the chemicals in spray tans. Whatever your budget, you can get premium tans at a discounted price on My Favourite Voucher Codes. Everyone has had a bad fake tan experience, but by following this ultimate application guide, you will never go wrong again.
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Blush
Top 5 Horror Directors of All Time
Who are the best horror directors of all time? This top five features some classic names, as well as some up and coming modern directors. Head to Promo Codes For for some discounted horror films and decide on your top five.
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Horror
Staying Fit in Autumn & Winter
With the weather biting, the sun hiding away and the days getting shorter, finding the motivation to go out and do a run is probably harder than any other time of year. So what can you do to stay active over autumn and winter?
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Longevity
How to Get University Ready
So your place is confirmed, your accommodation is sorted, and you’re ready to start this new adventure at university. It’s a big turning point in anyone’s life, and there’s so much you have to get sorted in order to be ready and to hit the ground running on freshers’ week and to get you set up for the start of your course. There are quite a lot of things to consider, but as it’s likely you’ll be tight for space in your new student accommodation, you’ll have to be selective about what you take to university, and what you leave back home. So hopefully this will help, and serve as a sort of checklist for what you’ll need to start university the right way.
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Education
Money-Saving Hacks
How does the saying go? There’s no such thing as a free lunch. It seems like everything you do, everything you have and everything you eat costs money. But in equal measure, there are plenty of ways in which you can save on the money you spend, and on a whole host of different things, too. So what are some ways that you can save money, which you probably have never thought of before?
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Lifehack
The Downfall of Bury
Sport, at the very top, can be a lucrative business, earning athletes hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of pounds. However, you don’t have to look that far down, to the places the big TV money forgot, to see just how quickly sporting endeavors can be financially unsustainable. Recently, Bury FC have been kicked out of the English Football League (EFL) for failing to satisfy the suits in charge that they had enough money to pay off their debts and keep the club running for the next season. But they’re not the only club who’ve been in trouble. Bolton Wanderers were set to follow them but were saved when the club was recently bought by a company called Football Ventures from the administrators, and Coventry were threatened with expulsion last season if they couldn’t find a new ground for the next season. Clubs up and down the country regularly run at a loss, only being bailed out by benevolent owners. So what can be done to stop more clubs going the way of Bury?
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Cleats
The Best Games in Far-Flung Places
One of the biggest reasons why we all play videos games is for the sense of escapism, getting out of that nine to five mindset and letting go from all our trials and tribulations of modern-day life. And one of the best ways to do that is to totally immerse yourself in a world that is completely different to the one you currently inhabit. So what are the best games that are set in places that are far away from our current rural, suburban, or metropolitan areas?
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Gamers
How to Tech Out Your Home
So let’s assume you’re starting from the ground up. Maybe you’ve moved into a completely bare house or apartment, or perhaps you’re woefully behind the times in terms of tech. So, what are the obvious things you can you get to kit out your house? And what are the unusual items you’ve probably not thought of? Let’s find out.
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in 01
How to Declutter Your Home
When you have kids, it’s very likely that your house will quickly fill up with clutter. And even if you don’t you’ve probably gotten to a stage at some point where your home is a bit of a mess. Once in a while we can all do with a good clearout, and as well as giving us the space to move around without treading on a bit of LEGO or the remote to yet another electrical device, it also means you can make some money with everything you don’t want or need anymore. So what can you do to live a clutter-free life?
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Lifehack
Every 'Top Gear' Presenter Ranked
Ever since Top Gear returned to screens in 2002 as an entertainment show rather than a straight-up car review show as it had been before, it has been loved by petrolheads and casual TV viewers alike, not just in the UK, but worldwide too. For a long while, the show was hosted by Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, but in recent years, a wider number of presenters have have their hands on the TG steering wheel. So who have been the successes of the past 17 years, and who failed to hit the mark?
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Wheel
How to Lift Your Spirits
Unlike clinical depression which can’t be explained, situational depression is seen as less serious (whilst still being serious), but with a change of factors. It is possible for it to go away over time. Differentiating between the two types can help identify potential treatment options, so if you are requiring help, please seek out a medical professional. In this article, I’ll be suggesting a few things you can do whilst living with mild situational depression, to try to lift your spirits and to make something of your day. So, what can you try to get yourself motivated for things ahead?
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Motivation
Get Your Wardrobe Ready for Autumn
Ok, hear me out. I know there’s still some sun and the occasional hot spells, but the days are getting shorter, the breeze is getting chillier, and you find yourself using your sunglasses less and less. If you want to hit the ground running in Autumn fashion-wise, you have to be prepared, which will help you to be more efficient when shopping, and ultimately, you’ll save money. So how can you get Autumn-ready?
By Tom Sharp6 years ago in Styled