What are some makeup tips for teens?
I am a teenager, so I can help you with this. 1. The most important thing to make sure is that all your make-up, especially foundations or concealers (stuff that goes on your face), is non-comedogenic. Which basically means that they won't clog your pores or cause acne. I would recommend using a BB cream as a base rather than foundation. My personal favorite would be Garnier skin naturals BB cream because it provides awesome coverage, keeps skin hydrated, non-comedogenic, includes SPF 15 uv protection and covers any imperfections. (You can get it at almost any drugstore or beauty store).2. Always, and I mean even in winters, use sunscreen. I believe that I don't even need to explain why this is an important tip. It feels terrible walking around with unevenly tanned and sunburnt face and body, and I'm pretty sure skin cancer doesn't feel great either. 3. Instead of using lipstick, befriend lip balms that have slight tint of colour in them. Maybeline Baby Lips would be a great choice because they give your lips colour and moisturize them at the same time. 4. Buy a bottle of coconut oil. Even if you tend to have an oily skin tone. Coconut oil does wonders for your hair, nails, skin ( helps with eczema too!) . Just massage some on the roots of your hair around 1-2 hours before taking a shower and you will amazingly smooth and silky hair afterwards! And coconut oil works as an emergency make-up remover too!5. Please do not use expired make-up, even if you have an important party to go to.6. Instead of plucking your eyebrows, try to draw them in shape with an eyebrow pencil and then fill it in. 7. Dry shampoo is a life saver! If you are in a hurry and your hair just refuses to be tamed, spray on some dry shampoo, shake shake shake it, and lightly brush through. Your hair will look shiny and feel non-greasy and smooth. 8. To create a perfect wing with your eyeliner, use a business card or any other card. Just line it up near the end of your eyelid and trace it eyeliner! I hope that helps. Here are some links to some very helpful youtube videos -
Poorly Rat, swollen cheek, advice needed :-(?
hmmm...he could have had an allergic reaction to something. is there anything that you could have fed him or exposed him to prior to this happening? just try to make the rat comfortable and check on him periodically. rats get sick very quickly so this is not unusual. make sure you keep his environment warm and quiet. he may even have mycoplasma, which is a common respiratory illness found in rats. A warm, humid environment will make it easier on him if this is the case. make sure you also keep him well hydrated and make sure he is eating. **make sure you get some Nutri-Cal when you are at the vet next time** it is preferred that you leave a rat with his cagemate unless you think that what he has is contagious, or his brother is bothering him. good luck to you also, i found this website of what a rats diet can consist of. if you were feeding him organic fruits and veggies you have done nothing wrong because it makes up a good portion of their diet. http://exoticpets.about.com/od/careofrats/a/ratsfeeding.htm here are also a couple websites for caring for a sick rat: http://www.rmca.org/Articles/nurse.htm http://ezinearticles.com/?Nursing-a-Sick-Rat&id=918250
Do men like smokey eyes makeup on girls?
I’m not a man, but I’ve been married to one for 20 years. He likes lots of eye makeup on me when I’m performing on stage or we’re in Vegas headed to night clubs.Otherwise, it is a no. Most smoky eyes I see have been done poorly. Along with contour and overdone eyebrows. (I blame the Kardashians)I generally try to keep my makeup in colors that do not resemble a bruise. I don’t use black, purple or gray. And unless you have on false eyelashes, your eyes will look smaller, not bigger.Younger women should let their natural beauty stand out, unless you are going to a formal night. and want a jazzed-up look. Good skin, a little mascara, light blush and lip gloss are enough. And please don’t paint your eyebrows on, especially with a black eyebrow pencil or gel. That looks great in your mirror, but in the daylight and up-close, it looks fake.Experiment and try out looks at home until it looks perfect, before you attempt the look on a date or formal event.Remember that guys love girls who smile and laugh a lot. So smile and laugh! Save your mystery for when you are older.
Where do you buy cheap makeup brushes?
Elf has $1.00 brushes. You can get them from the website, Dollar General, Kohl's, and sometimes the Dollar Tree. I use elf brushes and they work like a charm They get the job done and it looks good. Plus they are the cheapest ones I could find. Hope this helps.
Why is my makeup making me itch?
On days where you could avoid using your whole makeup routine, knock out one product every day,(ex. one day, wear everything but the blush, next day wear blush but no cover up, etc.) Once you find out what's causing you to itch, discontinue use immeadiately! Hope you get better soon, :]
I am using almay eye make up...allergic reaction?
You need to switch to a makeup brand for sensitive skin such as Clinique. I'm not allergic to makeup and still reacted poorly to Almay. I broke out and got rashy. I'm not sure what is in the product but it wasn't right for me. If you dish out a little extra cash on higher quality makeups you'll find that your skin problems clear up. I only use Estee Lauder and Clinique now. Everything else makes me rashy. You should also replace your makeup every 6 months (mascara especially. It's a great host for bacteria).
How long will my bloodshot on my eye last?
Really, I don't think you can get an accurate answer to a question like that on Quora or any other sites. There is no way to diagnose why your eye is “bloodshot” without an exam by an eye physician.Having said that, “bloodshot” or red eyes can be divided arbitrarily (by me) into eyes that are red due to inflammation or infection, and eyes that are red due to “subconjunctival hemorrhages”. Eyes wth redness due to subconjunctival hemorrhages are usually feel “normal” - no pain, discomfort, or blurred vision, but look dramatically red, not just lots of blood vessels red, but solid red, can't see the blood vessels it's so red, and the blood can cover part or most of the conjunctiva- the white part of the eye. These usually clear up in 5–7 days, and do not require treatment.“Inflammatory “ red eye could be anything from dry eyes, blepharo-conjunctivitis, allergic conjunctivitis, infectious conjunctivitis (either viral or bacterial), scleritis, keratitis, iritis, etc. Etc.So, the important questions should be:how long have they been bloodshot? Chronic is more concerning generallyIs the vision affected? Obviously not usually a good sign.Does it hurt or is there discomfort? Pain is not good.Is there discharge? If so, does it look more like pus, or more like clear fluid (tears)? Purulent discharge is usually a worse sign than clear dischargeIs it one eye or both?This is some of the important information that your eye doctor will need to elicit to make a diagnosis.Disclaimer: “All opinions and information in this answer– – even those based on real data– – are entirely fictional. All references are made up- Poorly. This answer contains personal views, and due to its questionable content, it should not be viewed by anyone"*-This is a poor paraphrase of a disclaimer at the beginning of a South Park episode