http://www.recent-reviews.com/ Wed, 10 Mar 2010 04:14:31 +0000 MyBB http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-14.html Wed, 10 Feb 2010 14:33:27 -0700 http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-14.html http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-13.html Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:33:21 -0700 http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-13.html
Do you know a cup of coffee has more caffeine than a cup of tea because a pound of tea leaves
give about 250-300 cups whereas one pound of coffee makes only 40 cups.
Thanks.]]>
Do you know a cup of coffee has more caffeine than a cup of tea because a pound of tea leaves
give about 250-300 cups whereas one pound of coffee makes only 40 cups.
Thanks.]]> http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-11.html Wed, 18 Nov 2009 03:33:19 -0700 http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-11.html There is no such thing as 100 percent natural mineral make-up colorants. To qualify as truly 100 percent natural, make-up would have to be made of plants like berries and spinach. Though I am likely to continue fooling around with formulating using such plants, they can stain skin and clothes. So we use iron oxides, ultramarines and titanium dioxide. These are natural minerals cleaned in a laboratory to render them safe for cosmetic use. This is a good thing, girls, since when mined, in their purely natural state, they contain toxic heavy metals the likes of mercury and lead. You know the whitish make-up of women (and men) in the 18th century? Lead. Most of that make-up came from an Italian woman who made a fortune making and selling make-up that bumped off a lot of people. What we use now is safe.

Have a look at the list of ingredients I use. In addition to the minerals, our foundation powder contains small amounts of corn starch, tapioca starch, arrowroot and plain (not as shiny) mica. Da-da-da-dat's all, folks! The cream ingredients are printed on the jar; do read them. The cream is anti-oxidant, nourishing, protective and great for even sensitive skin.

We should refuse to put on our faces, for the sake of looks, anything that compromises our health.]]> There is no such thing as 100 percent natural mineral make-up colorants. To qualify as truly 100 percent natural, make-up would have to be made of plants like berries and spinach. Though I am likely to continue fooling around with formulating using such plants, they can stain skin and clothes. So we use iron oxides, ultramarines and titanium dioxide. These are natural minerals cleaned in a laboratory to render them safe for cosmetic use. This is a good thing, girls, since when mined, in their purely natural state, they contain toxic heavy metals the likes of mercury and lead. You know the whitish make-up of women (and men) in the 18th century? Lead. Most of that make-up came from an Italian woman who made a fortune making and selling make-up that bumped off a lot of people. What we use now is safe.

Have a look at the list of ingredients I use. In addition to the minerals, our foundation powder contains small amounts of corn starch, tapioca starch, arrowroot and plain (not as shiny) mica. Da-da-da-dat's all, folks! The cream ingredients are printed on the jar; do read them. The cream is anti-oxidant, nourishing, protective and great for even sensitive skin.

We should refuse to put on our faces, for the sake of looks, anything that compromises our health.]]> http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-10.html Wed, 04 Nov 2009 00:37:44 -0700 http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-10.html Can be mixed with all the magnificent shimmers to get the colours you want.


If anyone know about this in details then welcome your comments.]]> Can be mixed with all the magnificent shimmers to get the colours you want.


If anyone know about this in details then welcome your comments.]]> http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-8.html Wed, 03 Jun 2009 01:44:51 -0600 http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-8.html
Eye Liner: Dip Micabella Liner brush into water.
Using your hand as a palette, mix pigments of your choice creating a paste. Apply under your lower lashes and/or above your lashes.

Eye Shadow: Dip Micabella Shadow brush lightly into pigments. Tap off excess powder. Apply to eyelids. Use lighter colors as highlighter on the brow bone; use mid tone to darker colors on lid. For a more dramatic look dampen applicator before dipping in pigment.

Mascara: Apply clear mascara dipped in pigments to lashes.

Cheeks: Using Micabella Blush Brush, Sweep a sheer layer of pigments across apple of cheek. Blend Outward toward hairline.

Lips: Dip Lip brush into Micabella Vanilla Lip Stick. Blend Lipstick with pigment color of your choice. Apply to lips. Can Also be used with Bubble Gum lip gloss.

Nails: Can be used with clear or colored polish. Apply nail polish dipped in Micabella pigments onto nails.

Body: Using Micabella Blush Brush, Apply sheer layer of pigments over shoulders, arms and chest. Pigment can also be added to Micabella clear aloe vera applied over entire body for a winter tan.

Hair: Can be used dry or mixed with Micabella aloe vera gel. To apply dry, use blush brush and streak pigments from the roots of the hair to the tip. Apply hair spray to set.

Foundation:
Apply a small amount of MicaBella's moisturizer to face and neck for a smoother look. Allow a few seconds for the moisturizer to dry.
Dip your Mica Bella foundation brush into the powder.
Dab small amounts of the powder to the areas needing the most coverage.
Blend using the foundation brush in a circular motion, apply more where needed.

Blush:
Using the Mica Bella's blush brush, sweep thin layers of blush from the apple of your cheeks to the hair line.
Add more layers to the cheeks as needed. You can also use a darker color of blush to contour the cheek bones.

Bronzer:
Using your Mica Bella powder brush, apply small amounts of powder to areas of your face that the sun usually hits. Apply in thin layers, Apply more layers as needed.
You can also MIX a bronzer with MicaBella moisturizer for a all over sun kissed look.

I thought it might be useful.

D.]]>
Eye Liner: Dip Micabella Liner brush into water.
Using your hand as a palette, mix pigments of your choice creating a paste. Apply under your lower lashes and/or above your lashes.

Eye Shadow: Dip Micabella Shadow brush lightly into pigments. Tap off excess powder. Apply to eyelids. Use lighter colors as highlighter on the brow bone; use mid tone to darker colors on lid. For a more dramatic look dampen applicator before dipping in pigment.

Mascara: Apply clear mascara dipped in pigments to lashes.

Cheeks: Using Micabella Blush Brush, Sweep a sheer layer of pigments across apple of cheek. Blend Outward toward hairline.

Lips: Dip Lip brush into Micabella Vanilla Lip Stick. Blend Lipstick with pigment color of your choice. Apply to lips. Can Also be used with Bubble Gum lip gloss.

Nails: Can be used with clear or colored polish. Apply nail polish dipped in Micabella pigments onto nails.

Body: Using Micabella Blush Brush, Apply sheer layer of pigments over shoulders, arms and chest. Pigment can also be added to Micabella clear aloe vera applied over entire body for a winter tan.

Hair: Can be used dry or mixed with Micabella aloe vera gel. To apply dry, use blush brush and streak pigments from the roots of the hair to the tip. Apply hair spray to set.

Foundation:
Apply a small amount of MicaBella's moisturizer to face and neck for a smoother look. Allow a few seconds for the moisturizer to dry.
Dip your Mica Bella foundation brush into the powder.
Dab small amounts of the powder to the areas needing the most coverage.
Blend using the foundation brush in a circular motion, apply more where needed.

Blush:
Using the Mica Bella's blush brush, sweep thin layers of blush from the apple of your cheeks to the hair line.
Add more layers to the cheeks as needed. You can also use a darker color of blush to contour the cheek bones.

Bronzer:
Using your Mica Bella powder brush, apply small amounts of powder to areas of your face that the sun usually hits. Apply in thin layers, Apply more layers as needed.
You can also MIX a bronzer with MicaBella moisturizer for a all over sun kissed look.

I thought it might be useful.

D.]]> http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-7.html Sat, 02 May 2009 22:21:18 -0600 http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-7.html
I just want to know what's the best bridal make-up foundation? I live in Spain and the weather here is more often than not humid, what's a good combination of concealer and foundation?

Thanks]]>
I just want to know what's the best bridal make-up foundation? I live in Spain and the weather here is more often than not humid, what's a good combination of concealer and foundation?

Thanks]]> http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-6.html Sat, 02 May 2009 04:16:37 -0600 http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-6.html
My sister has a very sensitive skin and I wish they had something for her. Anyone knows of anything suitable for for this type of skin?

Rose Emmet.]]>
My sister has a very sensitive skin and I wish they had something for her. Anyone knows of anything suitable for for this type of skin?

Rose Emmet.]]> http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-4.html Tue, 02 Sep 2008 22:57:13 -0600 http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-4.html
My daughter wants to try it but I'm a little worried about the result.

Thank you for taking the time to respond.

Sandra Williams.
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My daughter wants to try it but I'm a little worried about the result.

Thank you for taking the time to respond.

Sandra Williams.
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I will upload some photos soon.

Ciao]]>
I will upload some photos soon.

Ciao]]> http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-1.html Tue, 02 Sep 2008 04:54:35 -0600 http://www.recent-reviews.com/thread-1.html
Thanks

Sam.]]>
Thanks

Sam.]]>