Do you know where I could learn how to put on false eyelashes...because I had on semi-permanent lashes and when the woman went to take them off, she pulled a lot of my own lasehs off with it...Help...
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Take the eyelashes out of the packaging carefully. Some false eyelashes can be very delicate. \nPour a small amount of glue/adhesive onto a sheet of aluminum foil. Recommended adhesives, sold in Britain, include Duo Adhesive (GBP 5, or about US$9) or M.A.C. (GBP 7, or about US$13). The key to good-looking lashes is decent glue/adhesive, so make sure you spend your money on the glue. Cheap ones are a waste of time. \nPick up the lashes with tweezers and dip the base of the lashes into the glue. \nBlow gently on the glue to make it tacky. The lashes will stick to your eyelid better. \nHover the false eyelashes over the eye and slowly place the them in the outer corner first, making sure they are the right size for your eyes. Hold them in place for a couple of seconds (or until the glue is quite dry), then continue attaching the eyelashes towards the inner corner in the same way. \nRemove the eyelashes before removing the rest of your make-up. Don't tug roughly on them, as you could remove some real lashes as well! If they do not respond to gentle pulling, wet a washcloth with warm water and hold it over the lashes to loosen the glue. Store the lashes in their original packaging, so they do not loose their shape and you can reuse them. \n\n\n\nTips \nIf the fake eyelashes are too long, you can trim them so that they look more natural. But, don't trim them while they are on your eyes. At best, you might cut off your natural eyelashes, and at worst, you might injure your eye and go blind. Don't risk it - trim the eyelashes before you put them on. \nFor a more dramatic effect, apply eyelashes on the bottom of your eyes as well. \nLook for black eyelash glue at your local pharmacy or beauty supply store. It makes goofs look like eyeliner. \nTry to attach the false eyelashes as close to your real lashes as possible. \nGo easy on the glue so that it does not build up on the false eyelashes or clump up your real eyelashes and leak into your eye. A thin strip across the band should do it. You can remove excess glue with a cotton bud once the lashes are in place. \nWarnings \nIf false eyelash glue gets in your eyes, don't worry. Just rest your eyes for a while. If they get too bad, take the eyelashes off and wash your eyes out. After drying, you may be able to apply the eyelashes again. \nThings You'll Need \nFalse eyelashes \nFalse eyelash glue \nAluminum foil \nTweezers \nA mirror \nPatience
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okay, scrunchin straight hair never turns out good, and ends up looking trashy!!! please dont do it, accept that thats a style you cant do! ( i gave up on that one myself) im the same way, a little scared to try new stuff. i recently started doing kinda messy, braided pigtails ( like over your ears and the braid doesnt start until the bottom of your ears) and everyone loves them! theyve become my trademark. try them! my hair is really straight too, so it tends to fall sometimes, but just accept it, they still look fun, are sexy and playful!
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My mother started helping me at first. Then my girl friends added to the mix and mother's advice went out the window at that point in my life. As I have gotten older, I go to a department store makeup counter and let the "girls" help me out to keep me updated and appropriate for my age. Also you can look at magazines for help or search the internet. www.maybelline.com has a neat site where you can upload your photo and try on makeup etc. You would have fun doing that, I am sure.
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Best money I EVER spent.  I also have an astigmatism.  They can still do the surgery.  Depending on where you are, see if you have a TLC (The Lasik Center) near you.  They have 'wave front' technology, which is great for astigmatism.  I had my surgery 2 years ago & it's still great.  The first couple days are a little weird, like your close up vision seems hard to focus, but that goes away.  Also, night time, there are halos for a week or two on lights, etc..  Probably the only annoying thing is that my eyes seem to be more sensitive to bright sunshine, but that's ok, I just have a really cool pair of SPY sunglasses  :)
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LensCrafters is running a scam. \n\nI went there yesterday and showed them the box I'm living out of, and I even blew some of my unimaginable halitosis on the lady who was fitting a frame on my face.  I thought for sure I was going to get hooked up!  But they pointed at my "Will Work for Food" sign, and noted that I used a "Sharpie" Brand marker to write on the sign (instead of using my own feces - oops, my mistake),  and they said that *I* was too rich, too.  \n\nIt must be a marketing strategy.
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Yes, the little jiggly eyes trick... That is a good one... You just need to add some delails here, because I am sooo lost on what you might be trying to get at. But, it is pretty amusing.
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I would suggest wearing dark green eyeliner, but only on the bottom lid.  Then, put a little bit of darkgreen eyeshadow up to the eye crease, and then cover that with a light green eyeshadow (very lightly!!) up to the brow.  After this - finish with your fav mascara.  **you don't need eyeliner on the top if you're wearing mascara, it'll just make your eyes look smaller - which you don't want!!**
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i had it done a few years ago at TLC. they have a website and they are the ones that did Tiger Woods eyes. It was not cheap but if you try to find cheap you get less quality. i chose quality over price. mine was four thousand dollars. they will set you up a payment plan. i was 20/200 in both eyes and now i am 20/25 and 20/30. no more glasses or contacts. with TLC if you ever need it done again if your eyes change it is free, so you are paying for a lifetime of eye care. it did not hurt at all. they give you Valium just to make you not nervous. i told them later i was scared so they gave me another Valium. i liked that so i told them again i was scared and i got another one. when i went into the room to get it done i was stoned. i do remember everything because you are awake. they had like two machines and you were in a reclining chair. they put some foam pillows beside your head so you will not move around. he tells you everything he is going to do and what is going to happen so you will know and not be worried. he told me this part...and it was the scariest part but i knew it was coming ....that when he did one of the steps i would not be able to see for a few seconds. he was right. the whole thing was less than five minutes and when he was through the nurse set me up and pointed to a clock on the other side of the room and asked me what time it was. i could see it perfectly. i would do it again without even thinking about it. it is like i bought a miracle. i have to put lubricating drops in my eyes in the mornings when i wake up and that is all....great vision
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lasik
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Do do do be careful!!!\nOne friend had it and did fine.\nAnother is having 1-2 surgeries a month on both eyes to correct what they did to her with Lasik--she walks around with a squint. I'm afraid she may loose her vision because of this.
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Have you ever tried to rearange your bedroom? Try new way's to put your makeup on. Try a new hairdo. Use the time to redo yourself. That away when tomorrow come's you'll look like a million buck's,and every body else will look the same old way. Try it. You might surprise yourself!!
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I have a book, its called 'A Practical Guide to Beauty Therapy for NVQ level2 by Janet Simms. Try that book, if not you can mail me, I have all the course work and may be able to find something out for her, Good Luck
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Seek training... find out about work-shops, classes, or school... they exist, they're amazing...  and read up honing your skill.  If you've unlocked latent ability, you may find yourself flooded and over-whelmed by input from unwanted sources... practice meditation and vizualization to release that which you do not want, and cultivate what is known in the "Psychic Community" as a "Golden Shield".  This is a visualized, projection of self-protection...
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Not weird at all!  I've been home since 2002.  Started off, the birth of my last child, and now ended off being medical, had a cornea transplant last december and now about to have the other eye done next month.  I am excited that I should have perfect eyesight beginning next summer, but I am estatic that I may be able to go out and get a job.  Mind you, not a career, my family is my career and I had my own graphic design business, but I mean a J.O.B.  As most career women like yourself, we began working so early and for so long that we don't know how to do nothing.  Alright, so find something to do.  What do you do as a hobby now?  Make it your own career.  Do you know, this million dollar 'make a bear' business started as a hobby?  I'm sure there is something that you like to do everyday that people just know its Your knack.  Take it a parlay it into your new career move.  I'm sure making some money on the side wont hurt either! smile, good luck.
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Check you haven't bent a pin on the video connection. That's the usual cause.\n\nIf you have, get a female to use tweezers (they're used to plucking single eyelashes etc and are more patient!)
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Yep, it sounds like you have hereditary eye circles. My cousins are just like that. Since it is naturally causing you can try under eye circle cream. There is one (I think it's rather expensice) but I hear it might work. I think it's called Hylexin (about $95.00) There is "Eyecircle"for 60 dollars and so on.\nBecause these are soooo expensive, I use a cheapo one for about $20. I cant remeber the name but I will include a link to a beauty website that can help:
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I know this sounds wierd but my mom always made me do this when I had a stye. Rub a gold ring (real gold) on the eye it always helped me