According to the old adage, “Eyes are the windows to one’s soul,” when you look someone straight on the eyes, you see something exquisite that you can never describe at times. Through the eyes, we see a different side of the person that we are looking into. We see both happiness and pain, we see anger and love, we see joy and worry… but no matter what we see, it does not change the fact that our eyes are a leeway of what our emotions are. Our eyes are also one of the most delicate and attractive part of our facial features that people would always love to see. We used our eyes to see beautiful things, and yet, it is also a medium of seeing wars and poverties. Our eyes are very important to us and it makes living worthwhile. Normally, if you …show more content…
Even if we cannot follow her natural eye color, women wanted to know how she designs and make her eyes presentable through eye shadows. Indeed, if you have one of the most beautiful eyes in the world, people will really envy you and make you their standard of beauty. And Giada De Laurentiis is both chef and a fashion icon.
4) Kristine Kreuk Kristine Kreuk’s eye color has been a subject of debate with some saying that she has green eyes while some say that they are a shade of hazel. But whatever is the eye color of this beauty doesn’t change the fact that she is one of those who have the most beautiful eyes. Let people debate. At least, Kreuk won’t need to use contact lenses if she wants hazel or green as her natural eye color is doing the trick for her. She is indeed one very lucky gal with that perfect face and beautiful eyes, which women of every age can envy.
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Her eyes captivated the world when it appeared on the cover of National Geographic on June 1985. Surprisingly, she did not even know that her eyes touched millions of readers and ignited a lot of emotions and hysteria until it was shown to her in January 2002. The photograph was taken by Steve McCurry but he did not ask for the name of his subject at that time. Sharbat Gula’s intense gaze at the camera made headlines and was even tagged as “the First World’s Third World Mona Lisa” which is a direct comparison to Leonardo da Vinci’s painting. The picture above was coined as the Afghan Girl back then which was a clear reference that the name of the girl with those piercing eyes is not known. It was only in 2002 when the National Geographic team located and got her name after a series of false claims from other
Eyes are widely seen as the window to the soul. Here in blade runner eye is shown to have large impact on the film. Blade Runner makes very effective use of eye symbolism, showing insight into the themes and characters. The glow in the replicant's eyes represents a symbol for artificiality. The relationship between sight and memories is also referenced in Blade Runner, showing that we cannot trust what we see. It is the dilation of the eyes that helps in identifying the replicants. It is ironic in the sense that Roy killed Tyrell by forcing his thumb to Tyrell’s eyes.
Elie Wiesel used eyes as a motif in his narrative, Night, as windows to characters’ inner souls. He used eyes to assist the theme of surviving at all costs throughout the story by giving the audience an insight of people’s true emotions and status. Without eyes, we would have been blind to see past characters’ outer layers of fake emotion. There is more than the eye can see. One has to look deep into another’s eyes to see the true light or darkness within them.
"The eyes are the window to your soul," In not being able to see Mr. Hooper's eyes, the congregation becomes distressed and uncomfortable. The eyes make it possible for others to discern your feelings and emotions. Mr. Hooper creates an impenetrable solitude that makes it impossible for people to relate to him. The body is but a shell; the eyes are the gates to the real self. From the first day of the veil dropping over the minister's face people's opinions changed of him. He becomes a mystery, unreachable and feared. In reality the minister hadn't changed at all. He is the same gentle man with
Ever since this makeup mishap, I have noticed other people’s eyes more and more: different tints of blue, green, gray, hazel, and brown or the many combinations of colors, shapes, and sizes. In the society in which we live, the importance of the eyes is apparent in everyday life: how heavily we rely on vision to drive, read, and communicate, and even in cosmetics, how the eyes are emphasized with makeup or different types of contacts. As a swimmer, I
In the novel Dawn, the motif eyes is used to represent a window to one's true character and feelings. Elisha is now part of the movement and is chosen to execute one of the two hostages. Elisha joins this Palestine terrorist group and has a very jumbled up life. His life brought him to this very point because he did know what to do. He is having a hard time thinking and deciding about killing the soldier. He realizing how he will feel when he looks into the man's eyes and how he will feel terrible and scared. “On the first operation and those that followed I was not alone. I killed, to be sure, but i was one of a group. With John Dawson I would be on my own. I would look into his face and he would look into mine and see that I was all eyes”(Wiesel
Professional makeup artist and founder of her own line of cosmetics Bobbi Brown once stated that she “believe[s] that all women are pretty without makeup- but with it, the right makeup can be pretty powerful.” This statement is relevant to all people and says that all women have natural beauty, but with the optional added touch of makeup, their beauty can be even further accentuated. Public figure, Kat Von D encourages women to embrace their most natural selves through her own cosmetic line. The print advertisement of Kat Von D’s “Lock-It Concealer Creme” shows women of all colors, wearing minimal makeup, probably just foundation and concealer, and embracing their natural skin color and their ethnic background with her wide array of shades for each skin shade. Makeup over the years hasn’t always catered to people embracing their natural skin. The origins of foundation makeup lead to some health risks and didn’t accept people for their natural skin tone, Kat Von D’s makeup line consists of solid, well formulated, and successful products, and the influence of social media has impacted the growth of the beauty world for all people.
Eyeshadow the bright or dark colors that help your eyes look bright or dark. Mascara, The life saving black or brown colored creamy like thing called mascara. Mascara helps your eyelashes be fuller, thicker, or have more volume. All things needed for your fresh face work of art.
This focus on eyes alerts the reader to pay close attention not only to Hazel’s eyes and what he sees, but also what others may be seeing. Even Hazel’s name is linked to the imagery of eyes, as hazel is both a common eye color and Hazel’s vision is often “hazy” or stuck in a “haze”.
Candid Gaze is a platform where many can be candid about their perspectives on everyday life, telling or showing things like that are. This site addresses everyday "matter of facts" and issues that affects us as everyday people, in order to teach, inpire and entertain others . All perspectives are welcome. Sometimes all a person need, is to see that they are not alone and there are others going through or thinking similar things. Contributors can address any topic from but not limited to style, fashion, art, religion, college life, jobs, love, hate, music, depression, happiness, sex, dating, politics, cultures, money. Thoughts can be expressed or shown through photographs,
The authors begins the chapter by emphasizing that “ Looking is a social practice” ( Sturken, Cartwright P.9) It begins when we engage ourselves in a practice by several factors. Looking is powerful and the evidence is that when we make an eye contact with someone, we catch their attention more than without having eye contact. Even the act of choosing to look or not to look is an act of power. We practice looking every day and by looking we base our decisions and develop an idea of a specific matter.
Andre Dubus mentions and describes the “eyes” several times throughout his short story, “Killings.” Matt, the main character, notices the emotions that are conveyed through a person’s eyes more than anything else. His entire story is vaguely centered around the hidden feelings that people have, but refuse to show. Dubus uses the repetition of the “eyes” to show how much is really concealed within a person. William Henry, a well-known chemist, once said, “The eyes shout what the lips fear to say.” Henry put into words what Dubus was doing when writing this story. A few sentiments that the author channels to the readers are pain, fear, sorrow, and hope.
Her makeup is done to enhance features like her cheekbones which have been contoured to highlight their definition, and her lips are red and full which is commonly associated with a sexual appeal, in that men often associate red lips with thoughts of sex or the vagina specifically, consciously or subconsciously. The sexual appeal is also strongly blanketed with the undertones of
Why is it that the look of another person looking at you is different from everything else in the Cosmos? …And why is it that one can look at a lion or a planet or an owl or at someone’s finger as long as one pleases, but looking into the eyes of another person is, if prolonged past a second, a perilous affair? (Walker Percy)
Egyptians were makeup to prevent getting burnt from the sun and to get their skin damaged by sandy winds in Egypt. Both men and women wore makeup,they also decorated statues of Egyptian gods with makeup.In Egypt the more makeup a person wore the higher status they had.The most popular colors in eye makeup are black and green.The Egyptians also made lots of perfumes. They made perfumes that smell like,seeds,flowers,and plants.
Ofili made Mary, the Virgin, look directly at the observers with her big, wide eyes and lips. By making the eyes big, Ofili has to use more white for the cornea, which makes it stands out more against her dark skin. Ofili outlined the details of the Virgin in yellow and added a tint of yellow to every color that he used throughout the portrait. Ofili used vibrant primary colors of