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What else can I help you with?
Is liquid makeup or powder better?
Powder make up is better. Liquid make up tends to be very messy and can sometimes lead to problems like running down. So powder make up is the better option.
What product make your shoes smell better?
Baby powder.
If you wanted to find out if a cake bakes better with baking soda or baking powder what experiment would you do?
Make one with each. The baking powder will perform better.
Why do you put baby powder on your baby?
to make the baby smell better
Where can you buy 'Cachet body powder'?
They no longer make it. There is a spray available.
Does eating whey protein powder is harm to body?
Eating whey protein powder is not harmful to your body. You do want to make sure to only take the recommended amount.
How do you make quartz?
Quartz is a natural material. Synthetic quartz is obtained by the hydrothermal growth procedure.
What is quartz used for and why?
Quartz is a highly abundant material and has been used in a plenty of applications. Powdered quartz is used in making porcelain, scouring soaps, sandpaper, and wood fillers. Because it is a primary ingredient in sand it is also used to make glass & labware, silica brick, cement, and mortar. Ground quartz is used as an abrasive in stonecutting, sandblasting, and glass grinding. We are the leading Quartz Powder manufacturers in india.
How can you make plain body lotion prettier?
If you mix a fine shimmer powder into your body lotion, it will give your skin a pretty shine.
If you have flaky skin should you use powder or liquid cover up?
Definitely liquid, because powder can make your skin look even more dry. Powder is better for those with oily skin. :)
Can you sub regular baking powder for double acting baking powder?
All baking powder is double acting, It is just called that to make it sound better. Baking powder causes lift from both moisture and heat, that's the double acting.
How are amethyst and quartz different?
Amethyst is a form of quartz that that contains impurities that make it purple.
