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    Makeup Project Essay

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    like art because of the different things you can do with it and the different designs that could make you look like another person. There are so many designs you can do and so many colors to try on, and so many looks; just like elements there are so many elements and just like make up each element has a different purpose and each product in makeup has a different purpose too. Makeup products and elements are related more than what people might actually think. In my project I decided to select five different items that are the most essential for any women that applies makeup on daily basis. The items are foundation, without foundation there is no way the skin can look even. The next one is eyeshadow to give a dramatic look. The next one is lipstick which is very helpful with pale skin tones. The next one is contour because it helps with cheekbones. Last but not least is the powder because it helps your skin to look balanced. I decided to choose eight of the most competitive makeup brands and compare the prices. The brands are hard candy, which could be easily found in local stores like Walmart. Neutrogena, L’Oréal Paris, Maybelline, and Covergirl are also easily to be found in local stores too. Clinique, Bare Minerals, and Avon are more exclusive brands and could be found in Macys and Sephora. In this project I decided to group the elements by the category and by the price under that category. For example the first group is foundation; the products are organized by price…

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    The Myth Of Make-Up

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    2) The american beauty standards may not think the natural look is good enough for society, they want you to wear just the right amount of makeup so they can see you as more trustable or so more people approach you. 3) They are saying that you are not to wear to much and not to wear to little. What would you do as a victim of not meeting america's standards? "Can Wearing Lipstick Make You Likeable?" by a reporter in daily mail, includes how beauty standards in America affect how people look at…

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    Lipstick and Lead Poisoning Throughout history many unhealthy substances, including lead, have been used as ingredients during the various times in the history of makeup. Modern day cosmetics are more controlled, regulated and their ingredients and the potential side effects are more fully understood. However, recent research by the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) indicate that there are approximately 400+ best-selling lipsticks on the market today that…

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    Makeup is just cosmetics that people use to enhance or alter their appearance. For example, using a concealer and foundation cover up any blemishes, redness, and can also brighten the skin areas that appear to be dark. Concealing some of the imperfections someone does not like on himself or herself is a nice way to start off with a fully covered canvas. Second, like with eyeliner and mascara those two items will enlarge the look of your eyes, also sometimes they can bring out the color of…

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    If your natural nails aren't price flaunting and you wish a trifle facilitate achieving the right manicure, your answer could also be selecting between gel nails and acrylic nails. each area unit nice choices for artificial nail enhancements, ideal for ladies United Nations agency realize it laborious to grow and maintain their natural nails for a wonderfully manicured look. however that one is that the better option for nail designs? In the battle between Gel Nails Vs. Acrylic Nails, it helps…

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    year’s science fair I will be creating a couple of makeup products. I will be making makeup wipes and lipstick made of crayons. Also I will be comparing how homemade makeup products work to store bought products. In doing so, there will be some research to be done about the history of makeup and how the ingredients for these products will work to do their job. Makeup has been part of human kind for thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians used copper and lead to make some of the world’s first…

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    Eyelash Extension Essay

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    Which Type of Eyelash Extension Do You Prefer? Determine the Different Types of Eyelash Extension In today’s generation, most women no longer have the luxury of time to apply makeup and put on false eyelashes every day. Thus, the widespread popularity of eyelash extension has come a no surprise to many. There are different types of eyelash extensions. It comes in different sizes, colors, curls, and materials. So here are a few types of eyelash extensions: Synthetic Eyelashes This type of…

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    DoTerra’s Lip Balm “Build a better mousetrap and they will beat a path to your door.” –Ralph Waldo Emerson. I am always on the hunt for a more natural based and better performing lip balm. I have product loyalty that I fall back on and yet I am still looking for a more “perfect” lip balm. Well, guess…what?!? I have found it! DoTerra’s lip balm is everything that I have been looking for and want in a lip balm. The best part is that I don’t have to change lip balms when I travel to different…

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    favourite drugstore lipsticks. Spoiler: All of them are absolutely gorgeous! I absolutely can not leave the house without a touch of lipstick, it is an essential for me in my everyday life. Of course, over the years I've had many people tell me (*cough* older relatives *cough*) that "young people don't need lipstick" which I now realise was more of a hint that I was making bad choices when it came to the shades of lipsticks that I was using. I love to wear neutral nudes, and gentle purples for…

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    People who lived in the American Revolutionary Era styled their wigs and natural hair in such a way that covered bloody sores on their face caused by syphilis. Hair was a symbol of status; and every woman, whether rich or poor, took the time to style her hair accordingly. The higher the social status, the more elaborate a woman’s hair was. Social status affected the style of hair that women of the wore during the American Revolutionary era. Women of the upper class had the most intricate hair.…

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