i have been doing my make up the same way all year and i was hoping to find something new ...
right now i use great lash mascara
and that limited edition pink/periwinkle/gold chanel eyeshadow
i also use victoria secrets cherry bomb lip gloss and sometimes on days when i want to enhance my appearance i go for too-faced brand lip injection lip gloss (which works great)
but im getting bored of the same old thing
im fourteen and i am ALREADY sick of a make up i have been wearing the same for a year lol some tips plz? anyone who's really good at finding these things out...
o and does anyone have any good tips on getting a tan cuz i have fair skin....and it is almost impossible for me to get a tan
and if not naturally does anyone no some REALLY REALLY good spray on tan that wont leave streaks and will come out even?
Help on make up for a blonde with blue eyes?
you're relatively young so try avoiding make-up that attracts attention to them rather than your features. Make-up should be about enhancing your features as well as highlighting your self-expression.
Blue eyes look wonderful with either brown/tan eyeshadow, if you want a classic look you can wear every day. For a more intense look, try the ever sizzling come-hither look with rich smoky grey combined with sexy black.
Be careful not do overdo it though, it can look like a punch if nt done properly. e best will be to line ur eyes with black eyeliner, then put e grey colour around e eye socket, finally adding the black as close to the lash line as possible, smudging gently; add a shimmering highlight to the starting of your peeprs, then sweep a clear glitter eyeshadow, preferably liquid as it's effect is more obvious across e black eyeshadow; the result will be fantastic. finish off with 2 coats of volumnizing mascara. downplay the rest of the face by applying just a hint of blush(colour at your preference bt it has to be natural %26amp; subtle). for lips, apply lip balm, before swiping foundation over it, then applying a neutral shade of lipcolour or lipgloss over it. voila, hot chick!
OR if you're daring enough, i think you'd be awesome to carry off christina aguilera's latest 60s inspired hollywood glamour. keep eyes subtle with light brown eyeshadow. Use liquid eyeliner to line a strong line across your eyes, flicking it upwards at the ends of your eyes to achieve a fabulous cat-eye effect. Apply two coats of mascara. Apply a glowing shade of pink slightly brighter than your normal shade so that you look as if you're literally, well, blushing! finish off with a strong reddish pink colour(colour reference see chanel Allure No.8 Brilliant) since vermicelli red will make you look old and awkward. And there you have it. Completely different looks bt both bring out your lovely features and are definitely fun. enjoy.
Reply:try products meant especially for your eyes. like at almay they recomend different colors for certain eyes, so you should try that. i think you should experiment with looks you've seen or heard about. but if you've found a look that works for you and is easy for you to do, you might want to think about sticking with it. but like i said, just experiment with different colors and different amounts of makeup.
Reply:well first i can say i do know how you fell, i do neuter colors and fine whats good for you, and i just had to play around with colors tell i fond out whats good for me
Reply:Virtual Makeover. You can play with colors and find a look you will love. Then it shows you how to apply your new look. Just click http://marykay.com/mgunther2
Reply:For the tan, tanning salons have a mist-on tan that you can get, my friend did it and it looked really good. As for the make-up, try some light brown/tan eyeshadows with black eyeliner, it will enhance your blue eyes. Maybe a touch of bronze blush and a dab of lip gloss maybe with a hint of pink. Also you could try the smoky eye look, black eye shadow with black eyeliner, it sounds so gothic but if you do it right it looks really pretty.
Reply:you are beautiful wit out make up.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Are there any LITERARY DEVICES in this poem>>>> ?
Disillusionment of Ten O'Clock
The houses are haunted
By white night-gowns.
None are green,
Or purple with green rings,
Or green with yellow rings,
Or yellow with blue rings.
None of them are strange,
With socks of lace
And beaded ceintures.
People are not going
To dream of baboons and periwinkles.
Only, here and there, an old sailor,
Drunk and asleep in his boots,
Catches Tigers
In red weather.
Wallace Stevens
There are no metaphors or similies or personification...Help!
Are there any LITERARY DEVICES in this poem%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; ?
Imagery is considered a literary device.
Reply:good try lol
Reply:Yes there are metaphors.
Problem with a/c
The houses are haunted
By white night-gowns.
None are green,
Or purple with green rings,
Or green with yellow rings,
Or yellow with blue rings.
None of them are strange,
With socks of lace
And beaded ceintures.
People are not going
To dream of baboons and periwinkles.
Only, here and there, an old sailor,
Drunk and asleep in his boots,
Catches Tigers
In red weather.
Wallace Stevens
There are no metaphors or similies or personification...Help!
Are there any LITERARY DEVICES in this poem%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;%26gt; ?
Imagery is considered a literary device.
Reply:good try lol
Reply:Yes there are metaphors.
Problem with a/c
Where can I find light blue Converse All Star Chucks?
Having the darnest time finding some. Checked every site around and they seem to be nonexistent! But I'm sure they are...
And not the aquaish ones, the kind that are more baby blue/periwinkle
Where can I find light blue Converse All Star Chucks?
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/27737909/c/...
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/35903555/c/...
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/29894439/c/...
Reply:did you try zappos.com
Reply:Converse shop in the US in the shopping aracade (not far after border from USA after comming back form Mexico)
And not the aquaish ones, the kind that are more baby blue/periwinkle
Where can I find light blue Converse All Star Chucks?
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/27737909/c/...
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/35903555/c/...
http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/29894439/c/...
Reply:did you try zappos.com
Reply:Converse shop in the US in the shopping aracade (not far after border from USA after comming back form Mexico)
Where can i find quality bamboo sheets that aren't in those tacky colors?
those gross colors like white, offwhite, tan, light green, and light periwinkle. eww.
Where can i find quality bamboo sheets that aren't in those tacky colors?
I looked all over and they are available in limited colors. I found a site that has a few different choices...they have bamboo throws and blankets in some nice vibrant colors to match the sheets.
Reply:You might try QVC, Northern Nights has a lot of great bedtime things.
Where can i find quality bamboo sheets that aren't in those tacky colors?
I looked all over and they are available in limited colors. I found a site that has a few different choices...they have bamboo throws and blankets in some nice vibrant colors to match the sheets.
Reply:You might try QVC, Northern Nights has a lot of great bedtime things.
What are those animals that live in the fresh water rivers in Wa. state?
We used to fool with them as kids. They are about an inch long. They make a long skinny tubular shell from tiny rocks. Their shell looks like concrete. There is a little crab like thing that lives inside. What the heck is this creature. We always called them periwinkles, but my biologist friend thinks I'm insane. He's never heard of them. Please if anyone knows what these things are, do share.
What are those animals that live in the fresh water rivers in Wa. state?
Typically, a periwinkle more commonly referrs to a molusc that has a "snail-like" shell. However, in some regions periwinkle referrs to the larvae of a caddisfly. I think this is what you're describing.
The subaquatic larva of a caddisfly use thier own glue to bind sand, gravel and other objects on the riverbed to make thier case. Depending on the environment, this case varies in looks.
Since you've seen them and know what the creature you're looking for looks like, here's some pictures of caddisfly larvae and you can tell if it is the mystery creature or not.
http://www.bugsurvey.nsw.gov.au/html/pop...
http://www.whatsthatbug.com/images/caddi...
http://www.deh.gov.au/water/rivers/nrhp/...
This should put your biologist friend at ease.
Reply:Fish !!!
Reply:We have the same thing in OR, and they are great for fishing. I've never heard them refered to as anything but periwinkles. They're fairly widespread, I was watching an animal planet show a while back and saw them on the show and they were in the Northeast states, New Hamshire I think, and they refered to them as periwinkles too. While I'm sure they have a scientific name I think you're biologist friend is either a city kid or insane themselves! (or possibly pulling your leg) I do know that they are a larvae of a type of waterbug, a fly of somesort I think, but don't remember which one right now.
What are those animals that live in the fresh water rivers in Wa. state?
Typically, a periwinkle more commonly referrs to a molusc that has a "snail-like" shell. However, in some regions periwinkle referrs to the larvae of a caddisfly. I think this is what you're describing.
The subaquatic larva of a caddisfly use thier own glue to bind sand, gravel and other objects on the riverbed to make thier case. Depending on the environment, this case varies in looks.
Since you've seen them and know what the creature you're looking for looks like, here's some pictures of caddisfly larvae and you can tell if it is the mystery creature or not.
http://www.bugsurvey.nsw.gov.au/html/pop...
http://www.whatsthatbug.com/images/caddi...
http://www.deh.gov.au/water/rivers/nrhp/...
This should put your biologist friend at ease.
Reply:Fish !!!
Reply:We have the same thing in OR, and they are great for fishing. I've never heard them refered to as anything but periwinkles. They're fairly widespread, I was watching an animal planet show a while back and saw them on the show and they were in the Northeast states, New Hamshire I think, and they refered to them as periwinkles too. While I'm sure they have a scientific name I think you're biologist friend is either a city kid or insane themselves! (or possibly pulling your leg) I do know that they are a larvae of a type of waterbug, a fly of somesort I think, but don't remember which one right now.
Periwinkle Pub, Coombs, Vancouver Island, BC?
looking for more information abt this Pub/Resaraunt, especially an address! :p considering a job there. i live in Nanaimo, want to know exactly how far this place is from the city. search engines come up blank, so they don't have a website neither... :p could (and will) phone them but want to see if i can get info from other sources first.
Thanks.
Periwinkle Pub, Coombs, Vancouver Island, BC?
to obtain more info try going to www.411.ca if they have a phone number they should be listed there, if you are looking for a job there then go one step further call the BBB better Business Bourgh its free info once you kow there phone and see what complaints if any they have against them. good luck and hopefully i gave you some good advice.
elaine
Thanks.
Periwinkle Pub, Coombs, Vancouver Island, BC?
to obtain more info try going to www.411.ca if they have a phone number they should be listed there, if you are looking for a job there then go one step further call the BBB better Business Bourgh its free info once you kow there phone and see what complaints if any they have against them. good luck and hopefully i gave you some good advice.
elaine
I found a weird plant in my front yard, but I have no idea what it is. Any ideas?
It's about eight feet tall, and has grown to that height in about three months. Its stem has a pink-purple-green tint with segments like bamboo. The leaves are about a foot wide with seven sections/prongs each, and also have a purple tint, though not as distinct as the stem. The berries are the most unique. They're clustered in spear shapes. The individual berries are spikey and a dark periwinkle color, with one spot that's magenta or hot pink. Any ideas?
I found a weird plant in my front yard, but I have no idea what it is. Any ideas?
Sounds like pokeweed, although I haven't seen one that's 8 feet tall...yet. Check out the picture on this website.
Reply:Go to Dave's Garden online and check out any of the various plants known as "voodoo lilies" I have one of these myself and although I've never seen a flower or berries on mine, perhaps one day I will. The description you gave sounds otherwise suspiciously similar!
Reply:sunflowers are pretty u know?
Reply:Although I can't make a positive identification on the plant without more info or a picture.,my best guess is that it is pokeweed "Phytolacca" americana.
Reply:sumac
I found a weird plant in my front yard, but I have no idea what it is. Any ideas?
Sounds like pokeweed, although I haven't seen one that's 8 feet tall...yet. Check out the picture on this website.
Reply:Go to Dave's Garden online and check out any of the various plants known as "voodoo lilies" I have one of these myself and although I've never seen a flower or berries on mine, perhaps one day I will. The description you gave sounds otherwise suspiciously similar!
Reply:sunflowers are pretty u know?
Reply:Although I can't make a positive identification on the plant without more info or a picture.,my best guess is that it is pokeweed "Phytolacca" americana.
Reply:sumac
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