Bubbly J: October 2011

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Photography Tutorial 3 27.10.11

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Can i have this?so that i will start a day with a smile (:
An alarm clock which will only switch off if you smile at it. A genius and potentially catastrophically annoying concept by Kim Jungwoo.

Oh Man 2 more days and BF is off to TAIWAN for 1month.
Longest weeks ever that i cant see my bf.
But i shall wait for him to be back.Patience Jo...
Hais im so gonna miss him badly~ so so badly!!Roars..

7 MAKE UP TRICKS FOR INSTANT YOUTH

1.Foundation Tips: Skip the heavy foundation and dense powder – both age your skin. Instead opt for a sheer foundation with moisturizers and always try to match your complexion color, rather than adding color to your face. Hint: To even out skin tone and add a dollop of instant youthful glow, go one shade lighter on your foundation. You should also consider using an under make up primer. It will smooth out your complexion, soften lines and keep foundation and blush on longer.

2.Bronzer Tips: Add an instant youthful glow with a peach toned bronzer in cream or powder - but be sure to avoid any shades that are too brown, plum or muddy looking, particularly if you have brown spots or uneven skin tone. And never put bronzer all over your face. Instead, use it to highlight the areas where sun would hit naturally – the tops of cheekbones, bridge of the nose, and forehead.

3.Blush Tips: Whether applying a bronzer or blush, NEVER put it on the apples of your cheeks. Once you hit 40, the “apples” begin to slide south and you’ll end up with blush closer to your mouth! That pulls the face down and makes you look older. Instead, apply it only to the top of your cheekbone, beginning just under the center of your eye and sweeping upward toward your temple. This brings the eye upward, and can instantly take years off your face!

4.Lips Tips: Swap out lipstick for lip-gloss. Nothing is more aging than lips with lines – and those vertical ridges that hit the center of your upper and lower lip occur with age. A matte or frosted lipstick will accentuate them – a gloss will make them all but disappear! But skip the sparkly, glitter glosses and go for one with a light tint in a color close to your natural lip tone. If your lips need more definition, add a pencil in a color that matches your lips. Outline and then put a few light strokes on your lips and smudge with your pinky finger. Apply gloss – and you’ll have definition, color, shine – and youth!

5. Eye Tips: Good bye Liquid Liner- Hello Soft Eye Pencil – Nothing accentuates crow’s feet and tiny lines like the harshness of liquid liner. Even a micro thin line will look “hard” and make wrinkles more noticeable. Instead, try a pencil in a soft black, charcoal, navy, brown or plum – draw on and then smudge for a soft look. When choosing a shadow, stick to neutral shades – and use color sparingly. The goal is to keep a soft focus around the eyes, where aging shows up first.

6.Cover Up Tips: Avoid Light Color Concealer – and ditto for those eye creams with the brightening iridescence. Why? Once you’re over 40, eye puffiness is a bigger problem than dark circles –and that means anything light or shiny makes the puffs look bigger. This, in turn, increases the shadows in the “tear trough” indentation under the eye. The end result: Dark circles look darker and you look old and tired.

To look young and fresh, choose a concealer with a dense pigment and match the color to your skin tone – or go one to two shades darker and blend well. The darker shade will bring down the appearance of the puffs and the overall look will be less darkness under the eyes. Also, make certain to “pat” concealer in place using your ring finger (for minimal pressure on the eye area) and always put it on last – after foundation. If you put concealer on first, followed by foundation, you‘re likely to dilute the product and end up with less coverage.

7. Brow Tips: Soften your eye brows – Before you plunk down a mortgage payment on a Botox shot to relax your wrinkly brow, try changing up the look of your eyebrows first – you may be surprised to discover how much younger your forehead actually looks! Skip the stick-skinny, shiny brow –that only makes wrinkles look more prominent. Instead, go for softer, slightly fuller look – and fill in bare spots with either a powdered brow color or a soft pencil in the same shade as your natural brows or one to two shades lighter. The trick to creating a youthful brow: Try an eye liner pencil rather than a brow pencil and use it to create quick short strokes rather than a long, hard line. Never, ever go darker on your brows – it’s aging. And scary.

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Morning!! T.G.I.F pple!!WO0HO0!~
Friday Friday..Lets get down on Friday..
Kekes! Tml is Saturday which means i can see my bf
like FINALLY! its seems like 784263days since i see him.
Time passes so slow this week.Rawrs.
Hope everything goes well for today~
Bye Bye..gtg back to work ..

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Benefits Of Milk Bathing

rich in nutrients like vitamin A, vitamin D and lactic acid which makes the skin look younger and softer.
The lactic acid also contains beta hydroxyl acids which are extremely efficient in exfoliating the skin. It sure exfoliates the skin but maintains its smoothness.
All the natural ingredients of the milk play their role in improving the condition of the skin.
It is also helpful in eliminating the dead cells off the skin and hence the absorption of moisture is better.
A milk bath means not only your skin, but your hair are in contact with milk as well.
Milk is capable of providing the hair with bounce and makes them look shinier than ever. The hair would be healthier and the dullness would disappear very quickly. Just like the skin, hair would also be silkier and softer to touch.
Milk is good for the skin, no matter what type is being used.

An advantage of using

goat milk: pH level of it is same as that of human skin. Hence, it is easier for the skin to absorb it and use it well.
Oat milk:sooth sensitive skin without any hassles.
In fact, most hydrating milks are soy and rice milk. They also promote the development of new cells.

Methods to make you own milk bath:

Adding a couple of warm milk cups in the regular bathing water can do the work quite nicely.
Almond oil can also be added in addition to the milk to further improve the moisture content.
If you do not want to take so much pain,use milk based products for cleansing, exfoliating and moisturizing.

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