What are some of the best acrylic nail powders?
You need to use the powder that comes with your chosen acrylic system.Monomers (liquid) and polymers (powder) are formulated to work together as a pair. To get the optimum results you need to use the full system of any brand. Each systems' powder has a certain amount of catalyst in it, that amount is precisely required to complete the polymerization (cure) of the enhancement. Each system has different amounts of catalysts and different reaction speeds. Some brands put the catalyst in their powder and the initiator in their liquid. Others do the opposite. Unless you work for the chemistry division for that company you are not going to know what is in a product and in what concentrations.In addition it can be dangerous to mix monomer and polymer systems. It may SEEM fine on the outside, but you are putting your client/yourself at serious overexposure risks that may not manifest themselves for months after. If you are a professional, you could also be found legally negligent - a client could very easily sue you if they develop a reaction and your insurance company will NOT cover you because you were not following manufacturer's instructions not with any of the manufacturers back you up. ***It is not always obvious to the naked eye when things are not quite right.*** Yellowing, premature break down, cracking, lifting, overexposure...the list goes on and on. If you like Brand A liquid, use their powder. If you like Brand B powder, use their liquid. Safety and security should NEVER be negotiable.
Are white people the master race? WARNING this is a LONG question?
Okay, as requested I read your whole essay. I am afraid you underestimate the level of civilization that existed outside of Europe before the industrial revolution and fixate on the European accomplishments without acknowledging the accomplishments outside of Europe/North America. Much of the progress the Europeans made pre-industrial revolution was based on knowledge imported from outside of Europe. Everything from paper to gun-powder was invented in China. The concept of the mathematical numeral zero was invented in India and passed on to Europe by the Arabs. Many cities outside of Europe were much more magnificent than anything in Europe (China, India, Mesopotamia, Central America all come to mind) during the Age of Discovery. Europe experienced a burst of energy during the Renaissance, again during the Age of Discover, and finally a renewed burst of energy during the Industrial Revolution. They burst out of Europe and dominated much of the rest of the world with improvements of the inventions like gun-powder and metallurgy that were imported innovations to begin with. But that does not make them a “master race.” For the past several centuries they have been very energetic, but they did not do anything any number of other raced couldn’t (and haven’t) done in similar circumstances in the past. The short answer to your question is no…I do not buy your argument in the long run. Interesting argument though….
Is arsenic tasteless?
No, I don't want to taste it (I'm not trying to kill anyone, either.) I actually asked the question because I'm writing a story and I'm using arsenic as a...I guess you can say a plot device...(It's important to the story. ^.^)
Holistic alternative to an enema?
Colon-cleansing programs and enemas disrupt the balance of fluids and electrolytes, causing dehydration and salt depletion. Long-term or excessive use of such programs can lead to problems such as anemia, malnutrition and heart failure. Your intestines are meant to have a natural balance, like every other part of your body. If you feel they aren't functioning as they should, increase the amount of raw fibrous vegetables you consume, and drink plenty of filtered water. All you need is a big bag of baby carrots, and you'll see a difference (ew!) tomorrow.