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Q. I guess what I'm trying to say is even though youâll miss opportunities and make mistakes, thatâs what the whole meaning of High School is. And even though weâre wearing these goofy mortarboards today. I encourage you, seniors, that from time to time youâll let your minds be bold, and wear sombreros! Need an ending line here.
I'm not looking for anyone to edit my conclusion. I just need an ending that is humorous and a good way to end.
I'm not looking for anyone to edit my conclusion. I just need an ending that is humorous and a good way to end.
Answer
We may be screaming like little kids
In Walmart wanting a bag of chips
in a while
But that's just our emotions being released
As we realise we are adults
But in our parents eyes
The children they just had
that grew up
And now pays for not their own chips
But mistakes
We may be screaming like little kids
In Walmart wanting a bag of chips
in a while
But that's just our emotions being released
As we realise we are adults
But in our parents eyes
The children they just had
that grew up
And now pays for not their own chips
But mistakes
Can makeup cause acne even if face is wash thoroughly?
Queen D
I go to school from 8-3 wearing makeup something stay after school til 5. When I go home if I manage to wash my face clean with oatmeal. Will it at least prevent acne? I can not not wear makeup
Answer
Cosmetics can contribute to acne, break-outs, clogged pores, blackheads, etc. but as long as you are using products that don't clog pores and you're replacing old make-up, keeping everything clean, sanitizing brushes and applicators and using blot paper vs. repeatedly applying more makeup throughout the day-- you'll be fine. PLUS, make-up will protect your skin from the elements and keep it smooth.
You probably already know this, but using cosmetics for longer than a couple/few months can/will cause acne and/or infection. Cleaning brushes and applicators on a regular basis is really key. Sterilizing is important. (placing applicators and/or brushes on the top rack of the dishwasher will sanitize them).
Eye make-up (mascaras, eye liners, shadows, etc.) really have to be tossed and replaced every couple of months. The chance of getting a bacterial infection in the eye is great with eye make-up.
It's fairly important that you find concealer, tinted oil-free (water-based) moisturizer, blot powder, etc. that has the words:
Non Comedigenic --which means that it won't clog pores. If you're using a BB-cream, make sure it says 'Non Comedigenic'.
Look for blotting paper:
http://pics1.ds-static.com/prodimg/68807/300.jpg
http://thebeautystop.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/show_image_in_imgtag1.jpg
Every cosmetic company makes them and it' a great way to blot-off the excess oil throughout the day without continuously applying powder or more make-up. A secret tip is to grab a few of these from a public restroom (no, I'm not kidding)
http://www.grainger.com/images/products/250x250/Toilet-Seat-Cover-8AWX9_AS01.JPG
and cut them into blot paper-sized pieces. Keep them in your wallet or bag. The material used for toilet seat covers is almost identical to blot papers and it works really well for blotting excess oil (for FREE).
Using loose powder, Bare Minerals-type make-up (several companies manufacture that type of make-up, like Revlon, Maybelline, Rimmel, L'Oreal, MaxFactor.. and available at any mart store like Target, Walmart, any drug store or beauty supply), is better for the skin than thick, creamy foundation because it won't clog pores.
http://blog.planetbeauty.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Bare-Minerals.jpg
http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/2516/c5e9c41b2628aa7e0656ea1.jpg
http://pics.drugstore.com/prodimg/172550/300.jpg
http://thecosview.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Neutrogena-Mineral-Sheers-Loose-Powder-Foundation.jpg
It's applied with a brush and it's very sheer but covers imperfections well.
Sometimes I wash my face in the middle of the day because I have oily skin and it's so easy to just fluff-on a little Bare Minerals and go after quickly washing my face. I carry these:
http://www.luckyvitamin.com/images/product/xlarge/119377.jpg
Tote-able individual-sized face wash sheets to freshen-up. They're great.
But I use blot papers, too. Your skin will be fine. Washing it with a Cataphyll-type of face wash is best for skin because it's PH balanced and isn't too harsh.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg9WbWci4nKBZO8F3C2AVMInMzFeQPbZFO-yaxbuOIe168VP5Qk6AS3dkwbx_fHFlYRwbCen_dTlSpTgF0iV2982BDdq87PAnScECid_3_N2zTc-mIu7z0Hd3zUoqGaSEAKK1KOnXkf7b1K/s640/032.JPG
Cosmetics can contribute to acne, break-outs, clogged pores, blackheads, etc. but as long as you are using products that don't clog pores and you're replacing old make-up, keeping everything clean, sanitizing brushes and applicators and using blot paper vs. repeatedly applying more makeup throughout the day-- you'll be fine. PLUS, make-up will protect your skin from the elements and keep it smooth.
You probably already know this, but using cosmetics for longer than a couple/few months can/will cause acne and/or infection. Cleaning brushes and applicators on a regular basis is really key. Sterilizing is important. (placing applicators and/or brushes on the top rack of the dishwasher will sanitize them).
Eye make-up (mascaras, eye liners, shadows, etc.) really have to be tossed and replaced every couple of months. The chance of getting a bacterial infection in the eye is great with eye make-up.
It's fairly important that you find concealer, tinted oil-free (water-based) moisturizer, blot powder, etc. that has the words:
Non Comedigenic --which means that it won't clog pores. If you're using a BB-cream, make sure it says 'Non Comedigenic'.
Look for blotting paper:
http://pics1.ds-static.com/prodimg/68807/300.jpg
http://thebeautystop.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/show_image_in_imgtag1.jpg
Every cosmetic company makes them and it' a great way to blot-off the excess oil throughout the day without continuously applying powder or more make-up. A secret tip is to grab a few of these from a public restroom (no, I'm not kidding)
http://www.grainger.com/images/products/250x250/Toilet-Seat-Cover-8AWX9_AS01.JPG
and cut them into blot paper-sized pieces. Keep them in your wallet or bag. The material used for toilet seat covers is almost identical to blot papers and it works really well for blotting excess oil (for FREE).
Using loose powder, Bare Minerals-type make-up (several companies manufacture that type of make-up, like Revlon, Maybelline, Rimmel, L'Oreal, MaxFactor.. and available at any mart store like Target, Walmart, any drug store or beauty supply), is better for the skin than thick, creamy foundation because it won't clog pores.
http://blog.planetbeauty.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Bare-Minerals.jpg
http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/2516/c5e9c41b2628aa7e0656ea1.jpg
http://pics.drugstore.com/prodimg/172550/300.jpg
http://thecosview.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Neutrogena-Mineral-Sheers-Loose-Powder-Foundation.jpg
It's applied with a brush and it's very sheer but covers imperfections well.
Sometimes I wash my face in the middle of the day because I have oily skin and it's so easy to just fluff-on a little Bare Minerals and go after quickly washing my face. I carry these:
http://www.luckyvitamin.com/images/product/xlarge/119377.jpg
Tote-able individual-sized face wash sheets to freshen-up. They're great.
But I use blot papers, too. Your skin will be fine. Washing it with a Cataphyll-type of face wash is best for skin because it's PH balanced and isn't too harsh.
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg9WbWci4nKBZO8F3C2AVMInMzFeQPbZFO-yaxbuOIe168VP5Qk6AS3dkwbx_fHFlYRwbCen_dTlSpTgF0iV2982BDdq87PAnScECid_3_N2zTc-mIu7z0Hd3zUoqGaSEAKK1KOnXkf7b1K/s640/032.JPG
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