lunes, 17 de septiembre de 2012
Sergio Erasmo: El make-up hace mujeres ideales - Lanacion.com (Argentina)
Tigers-White Sox make-up game crucial in stretch run - USA TODAY
Gary A. Vasquez, US PRESSWIREPrince Fielder and the Tigers are looking up at the White Sox in the AL Central.
Gary A. Vasquez, US PRESSWIREPrince Fielder and the Tigers are looking up at the White Sox in the AL Central.
CLEVELAND -- The Detroit Tigers' clubhouse was dead silent Sunday evening after a sloppy, depressing, dejecting, demoralizing, painful loss to the Cleveland Indians.Closer Jose Valverde put on a suit and buttoned his shirt, and tied his tie, and slipped on his vest, then faced the media.Pitching for the third straight game -- he swears his arm felt great and his velocity was up -- Valverde blew a save as the Indians got a dramatic, 7-6 come-from-behind victory."I feel good," Valverde said. "Sometimes, you have to give credit to the hitter, too."And that was it.The Tigers packed their bags and jumped on a plane and headed for Chicago for a showdown today against the White Sox.One game.Winner take, well, one game.But that one game is crucial for the Tigers.Because they are now two games behind the White Sox in the American League Central.And if they fall three back, well, that might be too much to overcome.One for the booksIf the Tigers fail to catch the White Sox.If they fail to make the playoffs.If they break the hearts of countless fans.If they miss the playoffs by one game -- why does that seem inevitable at this point?It might come down to Sunday in Cleveland.It was the day Alex Avila collided with Prince Fielder as they tried to catch a foul ball.Quick note: Never, ever run face-first into Fielder's elbow; it's just not good for your dentures. As a general rule, a face always loses to an elbow.Avila suffered a sprained jaw."It looked like a knockout punch," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said.It was the day Leyland was ejected for arguing the second of three close calls at first base. "I thought all three guys were out, or I wouldn't have been out there," Leyland said. "They were unbelievable, bang-bang plays. ... Emotions run high this time of year."It was the day Drew Smyly pitched fantastic in relief.It was a day the Tigers played sloppy and botched several plays.It was the day the Tigers wasted a dramatic seventh-inning home run by Miguel Cabrera. As several thousand Tigers fans chanted, "MVP! MVP!" Cabrera looked like one as he blasted a 402-foot home run to give the Tigers a 6-5 lead.And everything seemed perfect, everything seemed magical, until that disastrous ninth inning."We were asking a lot of Valverde today, but he threw the ball well," Leyland said. "He had better velocity than he's had the last couple of nights. ... He's been fantastic."Jackson hurtingAnd finally, it was the day Austin Jackson spent most of the game in the trainer's room, getting treatment on an injured ankle.As his teammates packed their bags, Jackson sat at his locker, wearing an ankle brace. He didn't play Sunday after suffering an injured left ankle while crashing into the wall Saturday."It was real tight and sore," Jackson said. "We worked on it during the game, trying to get some of the swelling out. It worked pretty well with the treatment we did. Hopefully, today, we can do some more things to loosen it up before the game."He looked at his ankle.He plans to play today.Because this is just so much fun and dramatic."Honestly, all the games matter from here on out," Jackson said. "All of the games have a lot of pressure on them, to be honest with you."Must-win game?It is almost impossible to predict what this team will do.Suddenly, the Tigers are bruised and battered, heading to Chicago for a game that is as close to must-win as it gets.It will be the last time the Tigers face the White Sox -- in the regular season, at least.The Tigers will start Doug Fister, who has looked brilliant lately.The White Sox will counter with Jose Quintana, a rookie left-hander who gave the Tigers fits in his last start, holding them to one run in 7 2/3 innings.So today means everything.A win and they still have a chance. A loss and they will need some serious help.If ever there is a day to ... hmm ... come down with a strange debilitating illness, preventing you from going to work, and forcing you to sit in front of your television right around 2 p.m. to spend some quality time with Rod and Mario -- this is it.Cough away, Detroit!Today is sick day in the Motor City.For more information about reprints & permissions, visit our FAQ's. To report corrections and clarifications, contact Standards Editor Brent Jones. For publication consideration in the newspaper, send comments to letters@usatoday.com. Include name, phone number, city and state for verification. To view our corrections, go to corrections.usatoday.com.lunes, 10 de septiembre de 2012
Grows revenue but with makeup - Lanacion.com (Argentina)
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Billie Joe Armstrong talks make-up issues - Belfast Telegraph
Monday Sep 10 2012
Billie Joe Armstrong says the downside to wearing eyeliner is getting a sty.
The Green Day frontman is famed for his punk rocker appearance and regularly wears the eye product which he smudges for a grungy effect.
Billie Joe has dished out some advice to budding eyeliner wearers, claiming donning make-up isn't always fun.
"Watch out, 'cause some of that eyeliner sh*t will give you a sty. I'm having one right now," he told kerrang! magazine.
"The first time I ever wore eyeliner was 1990 'cause I thought I looked cool, like Mike Ness from Social Distortion. That was back when I watched [punk documentary] Another State Of Mind."
Billie Joe says sporting eyeliner is also a great way to attract attention from the opposite sex. The 40-year-old star joked asking females for a helping hand with application has always proved successful.
"It was always a good pick-up line with girls, too. When you were at shows you could ask them, 'Do you have any eyeliner?' They'd be like, 'Yeah'. 'Well can you put it on me?' And they were like, 'Yeah, sure!'" he laughed.
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Make-Up, intensidad en balance - Los Andes (Argentina)
martes, 14 de agosto de 2012
Que la temporada venga fuerte en indumentaria con colores shocking y fl?or, no significa que la b?squeda de equilibrio no deba estar en tu rostro, sobre todo en el maquillaje.Mirada intensa, labios que acompa?an
?En este caso la modelo tiene un trabajo de sombras entre los tonos tierra y rosas, potenciado con el delineado intenso en el p?rpado m?vil y la parte inferior del ojo. Al tener un blazer de color intenso, y los ojos muy trabajados, el labial utilizado fue en un rosa suave, en color pastel?, especific? Lunati.
Labios importantes, en coral
?En este caso se pudo subir un poco el tono del labial en un coral, no intenso; pero s? con presencia. De esta manera se contrast? muy bien con la intensidad en sombras, y con el verde manzana de la vestimenta. Gener? un contrapunto balanceado?.
Labios coral, con un toque de intensidad en colorado
?Como el outfit lo permiti? (camisa de jean y remera estampada blanca) los ojos de la modelo contin?an intensos, y el labial se sube un poco desde un coral con toques en colorado. De esta manera el color levanta en equilibrio a los tonos de la indumentaria, sin exagerar?.
Getxo offers radio workshops, cooking, dance, makeup, yoga and... - Europa Press
BILBAO, 10 September. (EUROPA PRESS)-
The City Council of the Basque town of Getxo decided, through the municipal youth service, various courses and free workshops, radio, kitchen, dance, makeup, yoga and video creation.As reported by the consistory of the municipality, the first of the workshops will be on video creation, in Basque, from September 25, on the premises of the Gazteleko. Organized in collaboration with the service of equality, the aim is to develop videos to present to contest ' Beldur barik', which addresses the issue of violence against women.
The course of dance will be opened in November that also in Basque, will offer notions of funky and hip hop until December 27. As of November 5, Mutriku restaurant's cuisine will be the scene of the workshop ' kitchen: Learn how to survive ', in which you will learn easy and simple dishes. Day 13 of that same month will begin the course of fiction radio. These last two courses will be taught in Spanish.
On the other hand, in the month of January the offer will continue with yoga the 10th workshop, and the last course of makeup and characterization, will begin on February 8. These two courses is eventually in Basque.
All workshops are aimed at young people aged 11 to 17, except the radio fiction, which may take part who are between 18 and 30 years.
Interested persons can sign up in the Office of youth information (home Tangora, Algorta Avenue, 98), on the phone 94 466 03 53, in the direction www.getxo.net or via e-mail (gaztebulegoa@getxo.net) indicating the name and the course or workshop wanted along with a contact telephone number.
Opposition slams make-up of committee - TODAYonline
SINGAPORE - A day after Education Minister Heng Swee Keat unveiled the members of a committee which will lead the national conversation, Opposition figures yesterday lashed out against the lack of Opposition representation.
In particular, some of them pointed to the inclusion of seven People's Action Party political officeholders, in the 26-member committee - including Acting Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports Chan Chun Sing, Acting Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin, and Senior Minister of State Lawrence Wong - as a sign that it was a partisan exercise, despite Mr Heng's remarks last Saturday that it was not.
Several Opposition politicians TODAY spoke to were also keen to distance their parties from the national effort, even though the Government has made it plain, on several occasions, that the conversation must be as inclusive as possible.
The Workers' Party, which has the most number of Opposition Members of Parliament, was unable to respond to TODAY's queries by press time.
Non-Constituency MP Lina Chiam said her Singapore People's Party (SPP) was "deeply disappointed" that the committee only included PAP politicians.
Pointing to the exclusion of bloggers as well, she reiterated the need for alternative voices on the committee. "Otherwise, Singaporeans will regard this as yet another publicity stunt by the Government (and) not regard it as a sincere or genuine conversation, let alone a national one. Given these circumstances, the SPP will be deliberating whether we even have a role to play in this or not," said Mrs Chiam.
Noting how a couple of ministers did not take up Singapore Democratic Party's (SDP) offer to participate in its forums, SDP Secretary-General Chee Soon Juan said "the Government has never entered a conversation with us".
Said Dr Chee: "Therefore, it cannot be for the SDP to state how it intends to participate (in the national conversation initiative)."
He added: "The SDP has always been a part of the framework, proposing alternative policies and research papers as well as public forums ... A conversation is only as strong as the participants: If the participants are selected from those inclined to agree, little policy development will result."
Concurring, the National Solidarity Party's (NSP) Secretary-General Hazel Poa said that, for the conversation to be inclusive, the PAP "can start by not simply talking to people who already agree with them".
Ms Poa said the NSP "will continue to engage in national conversation by publicly putting forward our points of view on matters of national interest" through the Internet and the media. However, Reform Party's (RP) Secretary-General Kenneth Jeyaretnam said the RP is "not taking part in a state-managed exercise" as he demanded for "freedom of expression".
'Committee will not direct conversation'
On Saturday, in response to why "alternative voices" like bloggers and Opposition MPs were not included on the committee, Mr Heng told reporters that the initiative "is not a partisan exercise". He added that "every Singaporean is welcome to provide their views, including members of the Opposition, and the committee will be happy to receive their feedback and ideas."
Acting Manpower Minister Tan Chuan-Jin told TODAY "the idea is indeed to be inclusive". "Many of us feel very strongly about bringing in a wide range of voices and have been discussing the people whom we can and should meet. It is not possible to converse about our future if we are blinkered," he said.
He added that as far as the civil society space is concerned, "we will gather their points from their stated positions, their posts and conversations with us online and off line, we'd also meet a range of them in person though we can't meet all".
Said Mr Tan: "Hence, social commentators, influential bloggers, opposition members and others will be involved, along with Singaporeans and groups who may not have articulated their views, especially online."
He stressed that the conversation is "among Singaporeans, in which Government leaders will be among the participants. The committee we have formed will not direct the conversation."
Former Nominated MP Zulkifli Baharuddin said he does not see the need for Opposition figures on the committee. He said: "At the end of the day, it is about the decisions the Government of the day has to make ... This is the conversation of the Government of the day and its people."
But National University of Singapore political scientist Bilveer Singh disagreed. Describing the Opposition as "part of the national political landscape", he said: "If the intention is to hold an 'inclusive' (conversation), then it must include all, irrespective of one's political or ideological shades and colour, whether you are for or against the Government."
Former Nominated MP Siew Kum Hong said that, given the current composition of the committee, the "glaring omission" of the Opposition and non-government organisation representatives could skew the discussion.
Adding that ground rules could be laid down to deal with disagreements, he said: "Let's say in the committee you have (Workers' Party leaders) Low Thia Khiang or Sylvia (Lim) and they actually disagree with the ultimate outcome. You have a clear process of how that dissenting view is captured and recorded."
Metallic eye makeup - new journal of Santiago del Estero
Gold, the high m?s of the podium: the Golden tones come with force this season to give your eye makeup with a touch of sophisticated and glamorous, by ser?n a bet safe when choosing a night look. And as gold is not that glitters, ?qu? best opci?n that brighten our look with a touch of color in the tear?
The Golden tones come with force this season to give your eye makeup with a touch of sophisticated and glamorous, by ser?n a bet safe when choosing a night look. And as gold is not that glitters, ?qu? best opci?n that brighten our look with a touch of color in the tear? Finally, a little pesta?as m?scara and a touch of dark blush under the p?mulos to outline the facial ?valo.
Metallic in Golden tones: If you prefer is a total look in dorado, bastar? with a ?nica wall eye shadow in all the m?vil p?rpado and delinees lower l?nea of the pesta?as with the same color.If you prefer a total look in dorado, bastar? with a ?nica wall eye shadow in all the m?vil p?rpado and delinees lower l?nea of the pesta?as with the same color. A?ADE light to your eyes by applying an illuminator in the area of the eyecup that counteract the bluish tone or gris?ceo.
Silver, sophisticated and futuristic: as each a?o, Silver Shadows return to be the protagonists of the night make-up, but in this ocasi?n in your m?s met?lica versi?n and futuristic.
As each a?o, Silver Shadows return to be the protagonists of the night make-up, but in this ocasi?n in your m?s met?lica versi?n and futuristic. A single shadow silver in all the p?rpado ser? enough to make your eyes shine with their own light.
A?ADE one or more layers of a good m?scara of pesta?as that provide length and volume, and conseguir?s a look enigm?tico and sensual.To make your eyes look large m?s, opt? by a delineated in shades of beige or champagne rather than the black eyeliner cl?sico, ?notar?s the difference!
Bronze, the metal of the Warrior: the eyes in shades of bronze makeup you ir? well whatever your skin and your eyes, and adem?s color tone you aportar? a great versatility in creating different looks.The eyes in shades of bronze makeup you ir? well whatever your skin and your eyes, and adem?s color tone you aportar? a great versatility in creating different looks. For a?adir a bit of light, applied in the tear a Golden Shadow and ver?s c?mo your eyes parecer? much m?s awake and rested.
With all these tips always radiant lucir?s.
Target 'doesn't know' about make-up - Brisbane Times
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Makeup tips: skin 100% natural! -Nosotras.com
If you want to boast of a face more natural, rule number one is to say goodbye to all those compact and thick makeup we use for special occasions. Choose makeup bases and undiluted and light that bathes your skin with a thin layer of color, but without producing glare or reflections.
It starts with a soft base
Bets on color moisturizing creams and see how with only a few drops, you get the desired result: a soft base of color that covers the necessary imperfections, cover the feared blackheads and open pores.
Look sweet and warm
The power of the pen of eyes is so high, that hardly any of us refuses to quit. You don't, but yes, it reduces your application. You first decide if you want to sharpen the bottom or the top of the eye, but not both parties marques because if not, your eyes will be much more intense and lose that natural touch that we want to achieve.
You try to leave behind the classic black eyeliner, and fills your eyes with a pencil in shades of blue or greencolor. It doesn't matter that your eyes are dark. Try and test with lighter colors. See how your look becomes more natural and sweet.
Stop shadows
To look a natural face, forbidden to use the shadows of colors. Us is sufficient to cover our eyelids with the base color that we used at the beginning. Replaced the use of shadows with a mask of tabs, but yes, use a mascara that is transparent.
A little bit of color
Finish your makeup apply you a little blush on your cheekbones. Use pink shades to brighten your face and give more life. After you put the blush, use a piece of toilet paper to gently tap the cheekbones and remove excess color.
Hydrated lips
The final touch you get by putting a little bit of shine to your mouth. It uses a transparent gloss your lips to give the sensation of being always moist and perfectly hydrated. If you want, you can use a lip shine with volume effect to highlight your mouth, but watch out! that is always transparent.
Permanent makeup Yes or no? -Los Andes (Argentina)
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
The so-called permanente? or facial micropigmentaci?n ?maquillaje s?lo is not an opci?n est?tica for the female universe, but tambi?n, an alternative for many women who suffer from different causes, alg?n type of alopecia. From the perspective of health, Marina Siccardi, m?dica dermat?loga dermatol?gica, explains this change est?tico to which many women point; the potentiality of the treatment, but tambi?n their care. A ping-pong of questions to get you all the doubts.Strokes on your face
To understand what we are talking about it, is worth defining qu? is ?maquillaje permanente?. The professional answers.
Do-?A qu? is called micropigmentaci?n?
-Its or?genes go back to prehistoric times and is derived from the t?cnica of the tattoo. It is the pigments espec?ficos, epidermis and superficial dermis incorporaci?n. While the t?cnica develops from the tattoo, it is different.
-?C?mo ser?a in each case?
-In the tattoo the purpose is decorative and his implantaci?n is in the dermis. In the micropigmentaci?n the purpose is decorative and corrective (implantaci?n in epidermis, with light derm?grafo, less tama?o part?culas pigments, colors natural m?s). There is a degradaci?n of the colour over time.
-?C?mo is the procedure?
-The t?cnica is the introducci?n of pigments. This requires fine needles, connected to a derm?grafo to the microimplantaci?n of the pigment to a depth of 0.8/1.6 mm. m?xima and peque?as Anesthesia can be placed to minimize the pain t?pica.
Do-?En qu? part of the face can be done?
-You can improve and correct the l?neas that form the contours of the face. For example: populate eyebrows who for different reasons have been alop?cicas (scars, stress, excessive tracci?n by traumatizaci?n); redefine the contour of the lips (cleft lip, or lack of definici?n), eyes (camouflage scars, vitiligo, burned skin, eyebrows p?rdida), discrom?as.
Do-?Qu? tones are commonly used?
-The used pigments are insoluble org?nicos and inorg?nicos. Est?n not allowed of vegetable or animal origin as the henna. These pigments are mixed to obtain the desired colors. As for the disadvantages of the pigments inorg?nicos is their colors are bright and intense, and the beige and white have in your composici?n ?xido of titanium and zinc with difficulty to be eliminated. The org?nicos are at greater risk of migration, are composed of carbon; causing risk of reactions al?rgicas m?s. The professional must know the colors that work with and know qu? pigments can or do not mix between s?.
Do-?C?mo is chosen according to skin color?
-In dark skins are used intense color ranges, as for example in the eyebrows is reached using pure black. In clear skins very dark tones should be avoided because they do not harmonize and harden the factions.
-?Cu?les are the causes for which a person resorts to this t?cnica?-T?cnica allows you to modify, rebalance, correct, beautify facial and body features. It helps many people requiring operations or accidents, perform reconstructions; as in the case of the mastectom?as due to breast c?ncer: reconstructs the areola, or increases or mammary disminuci?n periareolar scars can camouflage. As? as people who have vitiligo, cleft lip, alopecia emerging (not is ?til where the area of baldness is very obvious), or burned skin.
-?Y in the eyebrows?
-Seeks to correct your tama?o, posici?n, making them thick or redise?ar form. There are two t?cnicas: one that fills with color all the eyebrow looking marked m?s; and the other that draws hair by hair using two or three colors of the same key in degrad?. Highly recommended where missing a part of the eyebrow or to disguise a scar.
Do-?C?mo works in the p?rpados?
-The outline is done on the top and bottom part with the thickness and color of preference. It can shade with a color m?s or light just where it ends part m?vil of the p?rpado. Irregularities are modified on the lips, and are profiled by checking the ?ngulo of Cupid. You can enlarge or reduce your tama?o, since there is a wide range of colours, always evaluating the hue that is natural.
-Hard time ?Cu?nto?-After the cellular renovaci?n is perder? the intensity after 2 to 4 a?os. In dry or very aged skins, you can last from 4 to 5 a?os; contrary to j?venes skins and very fat, may disappear soon.
Do-?Se can take Sun in the face?
-It is not recommended.
Do-?Qu? care must be taken into account to protect the procedure?
-During the 7 following the procedure d?as is you must daily hygiene, not to assault, scratch, rub, or remove crusts. Avoid saunas, swimming pools and beach and apply factor of solar protecci?n. Anal?a of the trowel - adelallana@losandes.com.ar
Kim Kardashian shows amount of make-up used to see... - Radio programs of the Peru
To the surprise of many, lprotagonist of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians", Kim Kardashian, unveiled his makeup secrets, through his Twitter account.
Through images published in the microblogging, the girlfriend of rapper Kanye West, commented that first thing do when facing the mirror is pair his face, then apply other products above.
Also, the socialite made it clear with the images that to achieve your in-depth look and beautiful skin requires a great deal of time.
However, when it comes to beautify is Kim is not alone, as account with the help of Scott Barnes, the makeup artist that makes every day until the impossible to highlight its beauty more.
Make-up must haves for the Duchess of Cambridge on tour - hellomagazine.com
10 SEPTEMBER 2012
Since receiving professional lessons from London-based make-up artist Arabella Preston for the royal wedding, the Duchess of Cambridge personally takes care of her beauty regime.
So we're sure Kate knows exactly what essentials she'll need in her make-up bag to look as fresh and chic as ever on the 10-day tour that begins on Tuesday.
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As with all long-haul flights she will need to keep her skin well hydrated throughout the journey to maintain a perfect base for make-up.
Karin Herzog's oxygen-infused skincare items are said to be a regular in Kate's daily regime. And the Karin Herzog Oxygen cream (£36) will detox and regulate the skin's oils – even at high-altitude – to keep her skin radiant and glowing.
For light but flawless skin Laura Mercier is said to be a favourite of the young royal. Laura Mercier Oil-Free Tinted Moisturizer SPF 20 (£33) alongside a base of Laura Mercier Oil-Free Primer (£28) will provide a long-lasting finish perfect for a warmer climate.
Water resistant products are ideal for tackling humidity without the need to re-apply.
Bobbi Brown cosmetics include the Dark Brow Kit (£35), Long-wear Gel Eyeliner (£17) and Creamy Colour for lips and cheeks (£12.50).

Hot climates often leave hair unruly and unkempt looking.
To keep her tumbling curls under control and super shiny Kate should use one of her favourite brands, Kératase.
But she needn't worry about her hair as new personal hair stylist Amanda Cook Tucker will be at hand to create the perfect blow-dry.
Having previously styled Kate's locks at home, Amanda will travel with the royal couple throughout the tour.
We expect half-up, half-down tresses, beautifully braided buns and sophisticated chignons that will keep her hair looking great and in place.
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martes, 14 de agosto de 2012
?Chicas!: la primavera se viene a pasos agigantados y con ella las nuevas tendencias en peinados y make-up, para acompa?ar el estilo de ropa, evento y color que decidas para tu look.
Para toda edad y con una impronta fresca, tanto el maquillaje como el peinado apuestan al equilibrio, la feminidad y la sensualidad, pero ante todo a la desestructuraci?n.
Descubr? tres outifts diferentes para tener en cuenta, y los tips que la maquilladora Patricia Lunati, y el estilista Marcos Tapia, te acercan para asesorarte y transformarte en una verdadera diosa.
?Tom? nota!
Make up: La tendencia de temporada marca que el maquillaje es muy fresco y luminoso. En sombras se apuesta a los corales, verdes manzana, violetas y celestes; ?pero, cuidado!: bien esfumados, y no aplicados de manera tosca. Los labios seducen en tonos pasteles y corales, mientras que en polvos compactos, el tono debe ser igual al de la piel, o un tono m?s bronceado. Para la definici?n, en rubor, los rosas y naranjas ligados al bronce prometen enamorar a m?s de uno.
Cabello. En cortes se intensifican las melenas medias, en donde las extensiones ya no tienen cabida, y los jopos aparecen s?per marcados y maleables para uno u otro costado. Los flequillos tupidos tienden a desaparecer y los jopos sin rayas marcan el apogeo de la desestructura. Otra de las tendencias es el cabello muy corto para aquellos rostros a quienes les sienta, al estilo Emma Watson. Los tonos se van hacia los cobrizos, miel, dorado y hasta platinados, como el look de Eugenia ?China? Su?rez.
Anal?a de la Llana- adelallana@losandes.com.ar