Makeup

Alcohol is commonly used in cosmetics, including Revlon products, as a solvent to dissolve other ingredients, to help products dry quickly, and to provide a cooling sensation when applied to the skin. It can also act as a preservative to extend the product's shelf life.

Hum okey i have hazel/green eyes and i want them to look more green or blue also and i heard that pink eyeshadow make them look more green is that true?!

and can anyone give me a tip to let them look blue?

thank you :)

You can make eyeshadow without mica by using alternative ingredients like arrowroot powder or cornstarch as a base, along with pigments such as iron oxides, ultramarines, or natural colorants like beetroot powder or spirulina. These alternatives can provide color and shimmer similar to mica in homemade eyeshadow formulations.

you pull from the outer corner, to the inner corner. simple as that! :)

The eye shape you are referring to is called almond-shaped eyes.

This reaction is likely harmful as it could damage the silver necklace. The anti-spot cream's chemicals may contain compounds that can tarnish or corrode the silver, leading to discoloration or pitting. It is advisable to avoid contact between such chemicals and valuable jewelry to prevent any damage.

Nail varnish is a solution. It consists of a solvent (typically ethyl acetate or butyl acetate) and dissolved solutes (such as pigments, film formers, and plasticizers) that give it its color, texture, and durability.

1. Almond-shaped: characterized by a slightly upswept outer corner and a rounded inner corner.
2. Round: a circular shape with equal height and width.
3. Hooded: where the eyelid fold covers part of the eyelid, making the lid appear smaller.
4. Monolid: a flat eyelid without a defined crease.
5. Downturned: where the outer corner of the eye angles downwards.

Daytime: go for a pretty yet sultry look. copper, gold eyeshadow, soft black or dark brown kohl eyeliner (smudgy) and black mascara

Also make sure to have well groomed defined eyebrows !

Nightime: Go for silvers, grey and black eyeshadow, black eyeliner and black mascara

Good eyeshadow colors for hazel eyes are definitely a lighter pink color or a brown color those colors match well with hazel eyes , I know that the makeup company named ELISE has eyeshadow made and it suites hazel eyes, here is a link to see the ELISE product, the colors you will see are good colors also if you want an idea of what color is good

So here is the link : http://www.elisecosmetics.com/images/MK-50.JPG

Yes, you can curl fake eyelashes, but it's important to do so carefully to avoid damaging the lashes or the adhesive. Here's how to curl fake eyelashes safely:

1. **Choose the Right Curler:** Use a clean eyelash curler specifically designed for false lashes. Make sure it's not too old or worn out to prevent pulling or tugging on the lashes.

2. **Heat the Curler (Optional):** If desired, you can gently heat the eyelash curler with a blow dryer for a few seconds. Make sure it's not too hot to avoid burning your eyelids.

3. **Check the Fit:** Place the curler close to your lash line and ensure it fits comfortably without pinching or pulling on the skin.

4. **Curl the Lashes:** Position the curler at the base of your false lashes, as close to the natural lash line as possible. Gently squeeze the curler for a few seconds, then release.

5. **Repeat if Necessary:** Depending on the desired curl, you may need to curl the lashes multiple times, moving the curler slightly outward with each squeeze.

6. **Avoid Excessive Pressure:** Be gentle when curling fake lashes to avoid bending or breaking them. Avoid pressing too hard, as this can damage both the lashes and the adhesive.

7. **Check the Results:** After curling, assess the appearance of your lashes. If you're satisfied with the curl, proceed with applying mascara or other eye makeup as desired.

8. **Touch-Up as Needed:** Throughout the day, you may find that the curl of your fake lashes starts to droop. In this case, you can gently re-curl them using the same technique.

9. **Remove Carefully:** When it's time to remove your false lashes, do so gently to avoid damaging your natural lashes. Use a makeup remover specifically designed for waterproof or long-wearing products to dissolve the adhesive.

Remember to always be gentle when curling fake eyelashes to prevent damage or premature wear. If you're unsure about the process or concerned about damaging your lashes, consider consulting with a professional makeup artist for guidance.

Eyeliner: Use a dark brown eyeliner to emphasize your gorgeous eyes (I too have hazel eyes) Mascara: Black mascara looks best with hazel eyes. DO NOT USE BLUE!!! Eye Shadow: Pink eye shadow for during the day for a natural, subtle yet attractive look. Purple is beautiful if you want to go bold and stunning. Gold is probably the best for hazel eyes. It will make your eyes pop and you will look radiant and goddess-like. It will also bring out the little gold sparks in your hazel eyes

sandalwood, , lilac, gardenia, cherries, aloe,

You can use lip gloss with a plumping effect, containing ingredients like hyaluronic acid or peptides, to create the appearance of fuller lips. These glosses work by increasing blood flow to the lips, causing them to swell slightly for a temporary plumping effect. Keep in mind that results may vary and it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for safe use.

no,silica is used in makeup to prevent irritation on your skin. Since silica is one of the most common minerals on the earths crust, we have an abundant quantity. Therefore it is used very often in mineral makeup and is not harmful.

just kidding :) i have no idea

No, dimples are not considered a facial deformity. Dimples are a genetic trait that results in small indentations on the cheeks when a person smiles. They are considered a desirable feature by many people and are not associated with any health issues.

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This one's going to take some explaining. In days past, when there were a lot of whales in the ocean, brave men set to sea in ships to hunt the Sperm Whale. In the head of this whale is a chamber called the case; the case is filled with a waxy substance called spermaceti. It is a wonderful product for making cosmetics, including lipsticks, as it has no odor and feels very nice on your skin.

Today, the same product (also called cetyl palmitate) is made from Jojoba oil, which comes from a plant. It's better for the environment and also for the people harvesting it: no one has ever been drowned by a mad jojoba plant with a harpoon in its side. Whales are a different story.

Eyeliner was invented in 2010 by ya mum ;))

Lips are made up of a thin outer layer of skin, mucous membrane tissue, blood vessels, nerve endings, and muscle fibers that allow for movement and expression. They do not contain sweat glands or hair follicles.

Yes, if it is a lighter colour such as white it could cause the polish colour to seem more vibrant. It could also aid in acting as a primer and allowing the polish to go on smoother and last longer.

gold , smoky black and purple

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Okay green eyes you can stay more around the colour like actually using greens and golds , golds go well if many eye colours because it has that tinge to it that blends well. Right Brown eyes. My friend went to a beauty saloon and they told her that the best colour to suit brown eyes is blue, I know it doesn't sound right but we tried it and she looked amazing. If you have green/brown eyes maybe go for a turquoise colour and mix in some light gold in the corners or with the colour its would be a great mixture and blends well with the eye colour, its also down to the brush technique but if you lightly go over and apply more as you go along you will come out with a better effect.

Antimony is not typically used in eyeshadow. Eyeshadows usually contain ingredients like pigments, minerals, oils, and binders to create the desired color and texture. It is important to check the ingredients list of the eyeshadow product to know exactly what is in it.

Think of an alternative for chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in sprays and aerosols so that it cannot be harmful to the environment. I recommend you to use organic materials or any possible and available plant extracts which will serve as a CFC substitute.

To make homemade lip gloss, you will need a base such as coconut oil or shea butter, a colorant like cosmetic-grade mica powder or beetroot powder, and a flavoring like essential oil. Melt the base, mix in the colorant and flavoring, then pour the mixture into a lip gloss container to set. Be sure to mix thoroughly and let the lip gloss cool and solidify before use.