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to high school dances but they did the job. My russet skin contrasted perfectly with the pastels of the art piece that was my look. Although the coral romper was very bright and flashy, my makeup was done to a tee. Every detail, every cream and concealer was done with such care and complexity that I looked carelessly flawless. My hair was

A shock of lightning illuminated the night sky for a brief, stark moment. The sudden contrast of bright white within the dimly lit apartment was enough to draw a few startled screams, barely audible over the booming base eminating from several speakers. Evil looking clouds lurked outside, a rippling turmoil of greys and blacks threatened a sea of rain which already fell in steely sheets of chilled water. To the occupants within the apartment however, the weather couldn't be more important than a

collection, yes collection, I don't know how much makeup I could own, I practically owned it all. I don't even wear that much makeup, I just like to have it. I quickly took a beauty blender, dabbing foundation over my face. I put on a light amount of concealer and then powder before I blended a bronze eye shadow on my eyes. I quickly took my eyeliner, drawing a sharp wing and then applied a light coat of mascara to my eyelashes. I applied some blush and highlighter before fixing my hair, glancing at

Ageism is described by "Ageism in America is Hurting Us All, a webpage about senior living, as “a prejudice against older people” ("Ageism in America is Hurting Us All). Provided by the same source, it is explained that “according [to] the World Health Organization, ageism is most rampant in high-income countries, like the United States” ("Ageism in America is Hurting Us All). According to "Ageism in America is Hurting Us All, they found, in a study, that 70% of older Americans concur they had been

I take great pride in the fact that I am a tom boy. I like that I can wear whatever I want and I don’t worry about what peoples’ opinions are, or that I don’t spend hours doing my hair and makeup. I felt being the girl that ran with the boys, made me the better girl. Two people growing up together like my sister, Val, and I did should have a lot in common, given that we shared genes, homes, routines and parents: however, my older sister and I are very different from each other in so many ways.

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a few well known makeup brands such as Becca, Kat Von D, Laura Mercier and Benefits Cosmetics. We not only offer the mentioned cosmetics brands, we also offer our own 100% natural cosmetic products. Our line includes products such as foundation, concealer, eyeshadow, eyeliner, primer, lip and face care, lipstick, etcetera. Our products consist of mica: used to provide silkiness to our products,titanium dioxide: to give our products pigmentation, cucumbers in our facial care hydrate the skin, natural

It’s very likely that LGBTQ youth are not able to get the help in school which causes them to have low self-esteem, not show up to school, and even engage in risky behavior. School psychologists must provide services for their entire student body and that includes youth apart of the LGBTQ community. Regardless of what their beliefs are it’s important that they give LGBTQ youth the support that they need and also help them work towards a positive identity while going the process of coming out. To

“Out of the mouths of babes” often times comes the purest. In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, the young characters embrace the truth and old characters express themselves through lies. In the rigid Puritan society of the 1690s, Hester Prynne and Arthur Dimmesdale have broken one of the most egregious sin--adultery. Hester, who is married to old Roger Chillingworth, becomes pregnant with Dimmesdale’s child, Pearl. To shame her for her penance, Hester is sentenced to wear a scarlet letter

middle-aged women whispering embarrassed for, “that uh Grey book.” She did, despite being surrounded by pretentious college assholes, love the excuse to really do herself up (not that she actually needed one). Easy on her face, she had only applied concealer and powder, but on her eyes were shimmer gold on the lid, crimson blended into her crease along with a dark bronze and a deep purple lip. She kept on her outfit from work, a white crop top stopping a half inch below her belly button, skinny