Mascara

The first piece of propaganda uses name-calling to persuade its audience. This piece of media uses sarcasm to attack Mayor Rob Ford for smoking crack cocaine. To illustrate, the poster uses the fictional candidate “Jeff McElroy” to persuade the audience into thinking that a mayor who just smokes marijuana is better than one who smokes cocaine. Instead of criticizing Rob Ford’s political ideas and platform, the ad arouses prejudice by creating a negative opinion of Rob Ford based on his personal…

mice. World Health Organization 2011 report on mercury use in skin lightening products: • Mercury is a common ingredient found in skin lightening soaps and creams. • It is also found in other cosmetics, such as eye makeup cleansing products and mascara.1–3 Skin lightening soaps and creams are commonly used in certain African and Asian nations.1,4,5 They are also used among dark-skinned populations in Europe and North America.2,6,7 Mercury salts inhibit the formation of melanin, resulting…

In conclusion, Antoni is a sculptor, photographer, performance artist, installation artist, feminist, and pioneer of contemporary art. She uses her body as means of creating art. Antoni uses a variety of medium, from chocolate to lard to even mascara. The use of her body in art represents and brings up the topic of both femininity and feminism. Antoni’s artist statement would simply be “My body is your vehicle”. This means her body is used to create art for the viewer to interpret and to…

friends are throwing, and you randomly spotted me from across the room. Right away you can tell I wear a lot of makeup. In 6th grade my sister bought me a random tube of mascara just so I can have a little taste of what it’s like to have makeup on, without having it caked on my face. I didn’t know what it was but that little tube of mascara felt like like a piece of me that I'd been missing. Right then and there, I instantly fell in love. To me makeup isn’t an item that I use to hide my…

“Girls get ready, we're going fishing.” she said. “Yes Mam,” we said in unison. As we get ready, my mom yells at us to hurry up, we just laugh. I watch as my sister puts on mascara and peachy eyeshadow and Bree put on thick, harsh, black eyeliner and black eyeshadow as I straighten my hair. i put on some light mascara and go outside to weight on them. “Now I know how mommy feels.” I think out loud, they are taking…

hungry.” This quote by Steven Spielberg directly refers to the cruel acts performed by people against animals such as animal testing. When one enters a personal products aisle and walks down, eyeing different products like hair spray, shampoos, or mascara, the harsh reality of animal testing might not come into thought. Thousands of animals are harmed every day with chemicals, needles, surgeries, and poked with test tubes. Tests are inflicted upon harmless animals to make sure that no harm could…

We feel the pressure of the advertisers in all of the commercials with our favorite celebrities flaunting their luscious, shiny, long black hair in the Pantene ads, or that one singer batting her perfectly full eyelashes for a Covergirl mascara commercial. Subconsciously people want to be just like the celebrity they idolize, and the buyers purchase that product in hopes that they too will look like their perfect idol through the use of it. Jib Fowles describes the need for guidance as,…

given rise to essential products which would help create a beautiful personality. Skin whitening products help in brightening the skin tone; Perfumes, Antiperspirants, and Deodorants take away body odor; Make up products like the Eyeliners, Kohl, Mascara, Eye shadow,…

to Hung’s explanation to Josphine Skriver, one of his makeup clients. It is also one of the foundations of the use of the earth tones. Hung puts more emphasize on keeping the eye color consistent with someone’s natural color by ensuring no use of mascara. The dark lips makeup using earthy tones go in handy with this…

I grew up by women who believed in beautiful hair. Paul Mitchell should accept me because I come from a long line of hairstylists. I have a lot of education and practice working with them while I was used as their doll. Ever since I was a little girl I’ve thought of my hair as the crown I never take off. The beauty in my veins runs deep. I’m proud of myself for overcoming my failures and getting back up each time I got knocked down. Sometimes I feel like hairspray is what holds my life together.…