will the cream become transparent or remain the same..When we heat unwhipped cream for making chocalate truffle will cream melt and become transparent liquid?
unwhipped cream is a liquid the same colour as milk - white.
it is heated with dark chocolate to create ganash. this is the base of the chocolate truffle when frozen.When we heat unwhipped cream for making chocalate truffle will cream melt and become transparent liquid?
It remains the same,because, it is like a heavy cream.
It will not change.
It remains the same. Be careful, it scorches easily.
Saturday, December 26, 2009
Can I ship liquid and creams?
I want to ship some astringents/toners and lotions/cream cleansers. Can use USPS (Priority) to do it?Can I ship liquid and creams?
Sure. Just use some bubble wrap to prevent breakageCan I ship liquid and creams?
As long as they are not hazardous.
Sure. Just use some bubble wrap to prevent breakageCan I ship liquid and creams?
As long as they are not hazardous.
Is ice cream a solid or a liquid?
It's a non-uniform mixture, so neither.
It would probably be a colloid since it's made mostly of milk. Could also be a suspension.Is ice cream a solid or a liquid?
depends on the temperature.
When melted, it's basically chocolate milk, which is a suspension of milk fats in water.
These particles in the water will tend to lower the freezing point of the water.
ice cream I've made had no gelatin added, so it was only cream, sugar and flavoring.
As the temperature drops, the water will eventually freeze. At that point the whole mixture could be considered a solid. A mixed solid, granted, but still a solid.Is ice cream a solid or a liquid?
it is actually a colloidal solution of solid dispersed
in a liquid medium and is made thick by adding gelatin.so it is liquid.
Frozen liquid.
It displays properties of both.
There are many everyday items like this - gelatin, peanut butter, ketchup, etc.....
It would probably be a colloid since it's made mostly of milk. Could also be a suspension.Is ice cream a solid or a liquid?
depends on the temperature.
When melted, it's basically chocolate milk, which is a suspension of milk fats in water.
These particles in the water will tend to lower the freezing point of the water.
ice cream I've made had no gelatin added, so it was only cream, sugar and flavoring.
As the temperature drops, the water will eventually freeze. At that point the whole mixture could be considered a solid. A mixed solid, granted, but still a solid.Is ice cream a solid or a liquid?
it is actually a colloidal solution of solid dispersed
in a liquid medium and is made thick by adding gelatin.so it is liquid.
Frozen liquid.
It displays properties of both.
There are many everyday items like this - gelatin, peanut butter, ketchup, etc.....
Perfect concealer: cream, stick, or liquid?
particularly for dark eye circles.. which one is best?Perfect concealer: cream, stick, or liquid?
I've used them all, the stick works, but it doesn't have the same coverage effect as the cream or liquid does. I think liquid is the best. I use it. I've never used cream before, but i know people who do. They say it works well too. So try cream or liquidPerfect concealer: cream, stick, or liquid?
all of the above. whichever works best on you and matches your skintone and foundation if you use any.
I suggest using the MAC Select Cover-Up concealer. It is a liquid concealer, it is highly pigmented and it does a pretty good job covering my horrible dark circles. I use shade NW25. You can purchase this concealer at any MAC counter or on the MAC website (www.maccosmetics.com) for $14.50. It may seem like a lot of money, but this stuff lasts a long time and a little bit of the concealer really does go a long way.
Here is the link from the MAC website so you can check out Select Cover-Up:
http://www.maccosmetics.com/templates/pr鈥?/a>
Good Luck, I hope this information helped *_*
some people i know put i light bulb in the freezer and in the morning right when they wake up put it on their bags, it helps right away. but for concealer otherwise, glominerals under eye concealer.
i have dark circles, and i use the stick (works great on me) i find that the liquid gives a very ';dry'; effect and turns it kinda gray,according to me.. it depends on your skin type.. but i would recommend the stickFish
I've used them all, the stick works, but it doesn't have the same coverage effect as the cream or liquid does. I think liquid is the best. I use it. I've never used cream before, but i know people who do. They say it works well too. So try cream or liquidPerfect concealer: cream, stick, or liquid?
all of the above. whichever works best on you and matches your skintone and foundation if you use any.
I suggest using the MAC Select Cover-Up concealer. It is a liquid concealer, it is highly pigmented and it does a pretty good job covering my horrible dark circles. I use shade NW25. You can purchase this concealer at any MAC counter or on the MAC website (www.maccosmetics.com) for $14.50. It may seem like a lot of money, but this stuff lasts a long time and a little bit of the concealer really does go a long way.
Here is the link from the MAC website so you can check out Select Cover-Up:
http://www.maccosmetics.com/templates/pr鈥?/a>
Good Luck, I hope this information helped *_*
some people i know put i light bulb in the freezer and in the morning right when they wake up put it on their bags, it helps right away. but for concealer otherwise, glominerals under eye concealer.
i have dark circles, and i use the stick (works great on me) i find that the liquid gives a very ';dry'; effect and turns it kinda gray,according to me.. it depends on your skin type.. but i would recommend the stick
What is the best type of eyeliner [out of cream, gel, liquid, felt or pencil] to get smooth but dark lines?
I normally use L'Oreal HiP Color Truth Cream Eyeliner, but have always bought it in the Blackest Black, which I haven't been able to find [even online]. I've found black, but it has an almost brown tint to it. If I wanted brown, I would have bought brown. =D I've also tried Physicians Formula Felt Pen Eyeliner but it's not water proof, so it smudges quickly and makes me look like a raccoon.
I'm looking for an eyeliner that goes on fairly easy, goes on smoothly [doesn't clump or smudge or give you that ';melting'; look]. I'm not sure what the actual difference between the four eyeliners - besides the obvious texture [in all honesty, I've never seen / used the gel - I've only heard of it].
Anyway, what I am asking is: What is a good eyeliner, that's easy to apply, dries quickly enough so it doesn't smudge, and that I can get fairly dark without having to draw or re-do the line more than once or twice? Any suggestions / brands are welcome. Thank you. =DWhat is the best type of eyeliner [out of cream, gel, liquid, felt or pencil] to get smooth but dark lines?
The best gel liner: MAC fluid lines they're waterproof and go good on the waterline as well as upper lash line
The best cream liner: The l'oreal one you've used... I know MAC pro has a cream liner but I never used it.
Liquid: Personally I like the wet n wild one. I like the super thin fine brush but perstidge has a good one as well.
Felt: never used . ;p
Pencil: Urban decay 24/7
^ best liner I've ever used.What is the best type of eyeliner [out of cream, gel, liquid, felt or pencil] to get smooth but dark lines?
I think the pencil goes on great. But it depends on the brand. If you buy eyeliner and it won't go on good try to sharpen it.
So to answer your question: Pencil :)
I use MAC in Black track fluidline which always gives me the darkest line, you do have to use a brush to apply it but its worth it
i use the stencil from revlon colorstay, it works really good and doesn't fade as i am a thick wearer of it.
cream liner is best
you could try using a primer on your eye and under your eye before applying eyeliner. i find that prevents any smearing or smudging of liners.
Kohl pencils go on easily and offer a more... smudged look instead of a crisp line that creams and liquids can offer. These tend to me messier though.
I would suggest for lower lashes getting a cream or gel liner. and for upper lashes, liquid or cream looks nice (liquid if you prefer a cleaner look, cream if you like a look that is clean but not so sharp and that can me smudged a bit)
go to a store and try them out on your hand, see what you like most.
cover girl has some pens that are similar to the L'Oreal you used. i haven't used the L'Oreal but the cover girl works great for me.
this is what i use: http://www.covergirl.com/products/produc鈥?/a>
it goes on just like you are drawing with a marker, if you mess up you can easily wipe it off (quickly though) but once it dries its water/ tear proof
this is the one that i think is like the L'Oreal: http://www.covergirl.com/products/produc鈥?/a>
i have used this one before also but i tend to mess up and this is harder to fix because it dries basically instantly
I'm looking for an eyeliner that goes on fairly easy, goes on smoothly [doesn't clump or smudge or give you that ';melting'; look]. I'm not sure what the actual difference between the four eyeliners - besides the obvious texture [in all honesty, I've never seen / used the gel - I've only heard of it].
Anyway, what I am asking is: What is a good eyeliner, that's easy to apply, dries quickly enough so it doesn't smudge, and that I can get fairly dark without having to draw or re-do the line more than once or twice? Any suggestions / brands are welcome. Thank you. =DWhat is the best type of eyeliner [out of cream, gel, liquid, felt or pencil] to get smooth but dark lines?
The best gel liner: MAC fluid lines they're waterproof and go good on the waterline as well as upper lash line
The best cream liner: The l'oreal one you've used... I know MAC pro has a cream liner but I never used it.
Liquid: Personally I like the wet n wild one. I like the super thin fine brush but perstidge has a good one as well.
Felt: never used . ;p
Pencil: Urban decay 24/7
^ best liner I've ever used.What is the best type of eyeliner [out of cream, gel, liquid, felt or pencil] to get smooth but dark lines?
I think the pencil goes on great. But it depends on the brand. If you buy eyeliner and it won't go on good try to sharpen it.
So to answer your question: Pencil :)
I use MAC in Black track fluidline which always gives me the darkest line, you do have to use a brush to apply it but its worth it
i use the stencil from revlon colorstay, it works really good and doesn't fade as i am a thick wearer of it.
cream liner is best
you could try using a primer on your eye and under your eye before applying eyeliner. i find that prevents any smearing or smudging of liners.
Kohl pencils go on easily and offer a more... smudged look instead of a crisp line that creams and liquids can offer. These tend to me messier though.
I would suggest for lower lashes getting a cream or gel liner. and for upper lashes, liquid or cream looks nice (liquid if you prefer a cleaner look, cream if you like a look that is clean but not so sharp and that can me smudged a bit)
go to a store and try them out on your hand, see what you like most.
cover girl has some pens that are similar to the L'Oreal you used. i haven't used the L'Oreal but the cover girl works great for me.
this is what i use: http://www.covergirl.com/products/produc鈥?/a>
it goes on just like you are drawing with a marker, if you mess up you can easily wipe it off (quickly though) but once it dries its water/ tear proof
this is the one that i think is like the L'Oreal: http://www.covergirl.com/products/produc鈥?/a>
i have used this one before also but i tend to mess up and this is harder to fix because it dries basically instantly
Cream, powder, or liquid foundation?
I don't normally like using foundation day-to-day because I don't have any major blemishes. However, i would like to turn over a new leaf and try it! Maybe even out my skin tone. Do I use cream, powder, or liquid? What does what? What are the pros and cons of each? Thanks!Cream, powder, or liquid foundation?
If your skin is dry definately go with a cream or foundation (but definately not a ';cream to powder';) because you will look cracked with a powder. If you have oily skin go for a powder which will absorb some of the excess moisture. I tend to go for a tinted moisturizer in the summer and a cream foundation in the winter because my skin is a little on the dry side.Cream, powder, or liquid foundation?
If you don't have any major blemishes, powder works quite nicely. I use Neutrogena or Almay; the compact includes this sponge but I throw that out and use a big fluffy makeup brush instead. It evens out my skin tone and looks natural; foundation tends to cake.
For evenings or special events you can use foundation but make sure you use enough moisterizer first so it doesn't cake (unless you have oily skin, you'll want to get a water based foundation). Then finish it off with some powder.
I personally don't use foundation on a daily basis because I think it clogs pores and isn't that great for the skin.
Try a tinted mosturizer. You can get a bottle for about $3 American or $6 Canadian dollars from wet n wild. It's a lotion for your face that is tinted to ad a very small amount of coverage to even out your skin tone.
Cream foundations usally offer full coverage-too much coverage for you
Powder is ok but a little drying
Liquid foundation usally offers full to medium coverage but too much if you have perfect skin.
What I do [I have quite sensitive skin] is moisturise my skin every night, but only lightly. Then when I wake up, I lightly exfoliate my skin and pat it dry, then use a liquid foundation for a base. I then use powder foundation over the top, but only a little; just to get rid of any shiny bits, like my nose can be sometimes. Then use whatever you normally use. The pros of powder foundation are that they are easier on skin, and they allow your skin to breathe, whereas liquid foundation clogs your pores and can be quite heavy on your skin. But if you use both, which I do, I find it quite a good combination, but I guess it's different based on your skin type. :) xo
Cream: many contain oil so leave your skin feeling greasy by the end of the day and you have LOTS of shine on your face.
Liquid: many are pink or orange based so you need to choose your skin shade carefully. it is easily blendable (depending on the brand) and touch-ups are easy to do.
Powder: i prefer mineral if you choose a powder foundation. they are the lightest feeling foundation and provide buildable coverage (sheer-max). many now contain antioxidants as well to keep your skin nourished.
Cream- Thick, creamy, goop. Sort of a mixture between powder and liquid.
Powder- Powdery, easy to apply, messy. Leaves a mess but it is easy to put on,
Liquid- Watery, messy, and probably the best if you don't mind makeup.
Personally, I hate foundation, but if you don't like makeup, powder is the best. If you don't care about the feeling of makeup, then use liquid. I don't like cream at all.
well personally i would go with the liquid coverup because it works wonders! i love the liquid and cant go back to powder anymore. but the cons of liquid is its bad for the enviorment.
as for cream i have never really gotten into that yet.
but my suggestion is you use the liquid to cover up any belemishes or freckles that you want to hide and then powder your whole face with the powder foundation.
//kayla//
ok so:
cream is good but it can sometimes look to thick! and if u have the wrong color its totally bad!
powder is ok... its more noticeable and lets people no u r wearing foundation and sometimes looks like u put chalk all over ur face!
i use liquid cuz it spreads easily around ur face and u can even it out!
Well if you don't have any Major skin issues and just want a nice even tone i would try mineral powder makeup. It makes your skin even and will not even look like your wearing it which is always good. It can sometimes be slightly more expensive though
cream, i like the cream because it goes on easy and its not too runny like liquid and i wouldnt use powder foundation if i were going to wear a little blush (im really pale) so cream works better!!
powder.
I like my liquid foundation but powder is good in the summer to help soak up oil
Mineral make up is the best. Does not run, smudge and blends PERFECTLY!
powder is better for your skin. the others break u out
If your skin is dry definately go with a cream or foundation (but definately not a ';cream to powder';) because you will look cracked with a powder. If you have oily skin go for a powder which will absorb some of the excess moisture. I tend to go for a tinted moisturizer in the summer and a cream foundation in the winter because my skin is a little on the dry side.Cream, powder, or liquid foundation?
If you don't have any major blemishes, powder works quite nicely. I use Neutrogena or Almay; the compact includes this sponge but I throw that out and use a big fluffy makeup brush instead. It evens out my skin tone and looks natural; foundation tends to cake.
For evenings or special events you can use foundation but make sure you use enough moisterizer first so it doesn't cake (unless you have oily skin, you'll want to get a water based foundation). Then finish it off with some powder.
I personally don't use foundation on a daily basis because I think it clogs pores and isn't that great for the skin.
Try a tinted mosturizer. You can get a bottle for about $3 American or $6 Canadian dollars from wet n wild. It's a lotion for your face that is tinted to ad a very small amount of coverage to even out your skin tone.
Cream foundations usally offer full coverage-too much coverage for you
Powder is ok but a little drying
Liquid foundation usally offers full to medium coverage but too much if you have perfect skin.
What I do [I have quite sensitive skin] is moisturise my skin every night, but only lightly. Then when I wake up, I lightly exfoliate my skin and pat it dry, then use a liquid foundation for a base. I then use powder foundation over the top, but only a little; just to get rid of any shiny bits, like my nose can be sometimes. Then use whatever you normally use. The pros of powder foundation are that they are easier on skin, and they allow your skin to breathe, whereas liquid foundation clogs your pores and can be quite heavy on your skin. But if you use both, which I do, I find it quite a good combination, but I guess it's different based on your skin type. :) xo
Cream: many contain oil so leave your skin feeling greasy by the end of the day and you have LOTS of shine on your face.
Liquid: many are pink or orange based so you need to choose your skin shade carefully. it is easily blendable (depending on the brand) and touch-ups are easy to do.
Powder: i prefer mineral if you choose a powder foundation. they are the lightest feeling foundation and provide buildable coverage (sheer-max). many now contain antioxidants as well to keep your skin nourished.
Cream- Thick, creamy, goop. Sort of a mixture between powder and liquid.
Powder- Powdery, easy to apply, messy. Leaves a mess but it is easy to put on,
Liquid- Watery, messy, and probably the best if you don't mind makeup.
Personally, I hate foundation, but if you don't like makeup, powder is the best. If you don't care about the feeling of makeup, then use liquid. I don't like cream at all.
well personally i would go with the liquid coverup because it works wonders! i love the liquid and cant go back to powder anymore. but the cons of liquid is its bad for the enviorment.
as for cream i have never really gotten into that yet.
but my suggestion is you use the liquid to cover up any belemishes or freckles that you want to hide and then powder your whole face with the powder foundation.
//kayla//
ok so:
cream is good but it can sometimes look to thick! and if u have the wrong color its totally bad!
powder is ok... its more noticeable and lets people no u r wearing foundation and sometimes looks like u put chalk all over ur face!
i use liquid cuz it spreads easily around ur face and u can even it out!
Well if you don't have any Major skin issues and just want a nice even tone i would try mineral powder makeup. It makes your skin even and will not even look like your wearing it which is always good. It can sometimes be slightly more expensive though
cream, i like the cream because it goes on easy and its not too runny like liquid and i wouldnt use powder foundation if i were going to wear a little blush (im really pale) so cream works better!!
powder.
I like my liquid foundation but powder is good in the summer to help soak up oil
Mineral make up is the best. Does not run, smudge and blends PERFECTLY!
powder is better for your skin. the others break u out
What is the process of turning a liquid with a water like consistancy into a cream.?
cream is a mix of fat(lipid) and water..we use emulsioner to emulsify the fat and water..and we put some stabilizer too to stabilize the cream so that the fat wont floatin in the water
How can i get biro pen of cream leather seats tried perfum, aftershave, washing up liquid and cif?
Rub a small piece of butter round in circles on the ink it thins the biro mark out ,,it sounds silly but try it ,,How can i get biro pen of cream leather seats tried perfum, aftershave, washing up liquid and cif?
The fact that you have tried all these products with no results means that the ink has permanently dyed the leather. The re is also a chance that the finish has been damaged on the leather with some of the products listed. It will need a technician now to rectify the problem as you will need to have a colour mixed to match your leather.
For general information on ink removal:
Old wives tales are a major cause of most repairs that leather technicians go out to fix and hairspray and solvents are the most common. Taking notice of these untested/unproved old wives tales could cost you a great deal of money if it goes wrong.
Just repaired a very expensive jacket that had been virtually ruined by using hairspray to remove ink. It did not remove the ink and left a far worse problem to solve.
Successful ink removal will depend on the type of leather you have, please see the following:
http://www.lttsolutions.net/whatkindofle…
For ink removal:
Ink Removal
Removing ink from leather is not a cleaning problem.
Most ink removal products will not work simply because of the length of time the ink has been on the leather.
Ink is a dye and has re-coloured the leather (this is what it is meant to do)
The longer the ink has been on the leather the harder it is to remove because it soaks into the finish. Once it has soaked into the finish you have to use very strong products to remove it, which will also remove finish and pigment which then need replacing.
Pigment/Protected leather
If the ink is on a pigmented leather then the first thing you should try is an LTT Ink Stick. The fresher the ink the more chance you have of removing it. It is a good idea to have one in your house if you have pale leather and children!!!!
Old ink will be harder to remove than new ink and may mean resorting to solvents which will also remove the finish. This is probably best left to the experts
If an ink stick doesn't work a solvent based remover will need to be used and it may also remove finish and pigment so is best left to the experts.
You should also be using LTT Leather Protect on your suite. This will act like a 'scotchgard' and will make any more mishaps easier to clean off.
You will see many people recommending household products to remove ink – this is not recommended as most simply will not work, some may appear to work but the damage they cause can make a much bigger problem which is then un-repairable (even by a technician)
DO NOT USE THE FOLLOWING:
Hairspray - This is very risky as it can make the matter far worse by spreading the ink over a bigger area and can sometimes then be impossible to fix.
Nail Varnish remover/solvents will remove the finish on the leather even if you cannot tell it is doing so and this will then need replacing, and alcohol may do the same depending on the strength of the finish on the leather.
Baby wipes – just about the worst thing you can use on a leather as they break down the finish and will eventually ruin it.
Milk or Toothpaste - these are just silly ideas that will leave sticky residues on the surface which will help to break down the finish on your leather.
Silicones/furniture polish – should not be used on leather. They will form a coating on the surface of the leather which will not allow any moisture to get to the leather itself and will eventually break all the finish down and cause it to crack.
Hide food will not remove ink and will leave residues on the leather which will attract dirt and oils.
Most leather cleaners will not remove ink unless a very good leather protector has been used on a regular basis.
Magic sponges or erasers (Mr, Clean Magic Erasers). These have been tested by experts in the leather industry and have found to do a lot of damage to certain finish types on leather.
Aniline Style Leather
As aniline style leathers are largely absorbent it means that the ink will have soaked straight into the leather itself. This makes it impossible to remove. No product will successfully remove the ink.
DO NOT try ink removing products on aniline style leathers as most will leave a greasy residue which will then cause another problem.
Because aniline style leathers are absorbent the ink will carry on moving through the leather and may become less obvious over time. Cleaning and protecting will also help to dissipate over time.How can i get biro pen of cream leather seats tried perfum, aftershave, washing up liquid and cif?
if you go you local supermarket, you can buy actual leather cleaner, which would be best as you may damage you leather chair if you use a variety of different products. i have a cream sofa and it gets really dirty with having kids and they work wonderful for me. it doesn't have to be a certain make as long as its for leather.
hope this helps
There is a product call Amodex ink and stain remover for Leather products. Its good stuff. I used it on a leather jacket and it worked. I bought it from ebay.
Good luck
http://paint-and-supplies.hardwarestore.…
Try some rubbing alcohol.=)
The fact that you have tried all these products with no results means that the ink has permanently dyed the leather. The re is also a chance that the finish has been damaged on the leather with some of the products listed. It will need a technician now to rectify the problem as you will need to have a colour mixed to match your leather.
For general information on ink removal:
Old wives tales are a major cause of most repairs that leather technicians go out to fix and hairspray and solvents are the most common. Taking notice of these untested/unproved old wives tales could cost you a great deal of money if it goes wrong.
Just repaired a very expensive jacket that had been virtually ruined by using hairspray to remove ink. It did not remove the ink and left a far worse problem to solve.
Successful ink removal will depend on the type of leather you have, please see the following:
http://www.lttsolutions.net/whatkindofle…
For ink removal:
Ink Removal
Removing ink from leather is not a cleaning problem.
Most ink removal products will not work simply because of the length of time the ink has been on the leather.
Ink is a dye and has re-coloured the leather (this is what it is meant to do)
The longer the ink has been on the leather the harder it is to remove because it soaks into the finish. Once it has soaked into the finish you have to use very strong products to remove it, which will also remove finish and pigment which then need replacing.
Pigment/Protected leather
If the ink is on a pigmented leather then the first thing you should try is an LTT Ink Stick. The fresher the ink the more chance you have of removing it. It is a good idea to have one in your house if you have pale leather and children!!!!
Old ink will be harder to remove than new ink and may mean resorting to solvents which will also remove the finish. This is probably best left to the experts
If an ink stick doesn't work a solvent based remover will need to be used and it may also remove finish and pigment so is best left to the experts.
You should also be using LTT Leather Protect on your suite. This will act like a 'scotchgard' and will make any more mishaps easier to clean off.
You will see many people recommending household products to remove ink – this is not recommended as most simply will not work, some may appear to work but the damage they cause can make a much bigger problem which is then un-repairable (even by a technician)
DO NOT USE THE FOLLOWING:
Hairspray - This is very risky as it can make the matter far worse by spreading the ink over a bigger area and can sometimes then be impossible to fix.
Nail Varnish remover/solvents will remove the finish on the leather even if you cannot tell it is doing so and this will then need replacing, and alcohol may do the same depending on the strength of the finish on the leather.
Baby wipes – just about the worst thing you can use on a leather as they break down the finish and will eventually ruin it.
Milk or Toothpaste - these are just silly ideas that will leave sticky residues on the surface which will help to break down the finish on your leather.
Silicones/furniture polish – should not be used on leather. They will form a coating on the surface of the leather which will not allow any moisture to get to the leather itself and will eventually break all the finish down and cause it to crack.
Hide food will not remove ink and will leave residues on the leather which will attract dirt and oils.
Most leather cleaners will not remove ink unless a very good leather protector has been used on a regular basis.
Magic sponges or erasers (Mr, Clean Magic Erasers). These have been tested by experts in the leather industry and have found to do a lot of damage to certain finish types on leather.
Aniline Style Leather
As aniline style leathers are largely absorbent it means that the ink will have soaked straight into the leather itself. This makes it impossible to remove. No product will successfully remove the ink.
DO NOT try ink removing products on aniline style leathers as most will leave a greasy residue which will then cause another problem.
Because aniline style leathers are absorbent the ink will carry on moving through the leather and may become less obvious over time. Cleaning and protecting will also help to dissipate over time.How can i get biro pen of cream leather seats tried perfum, aftershave, washing up liquid and cif?
if you go you local supermarket, you can buy actual leather cleaner, which would be best as you may damage you leather chair if you use a variety of different products. i have a cream sofa and it gets really dirty with having kids and they work wonderful for me. it doesn't have to be a certain make as long as its for leather.
hope this helps
There is a product call Amodex ink and stain remover for Leather products. Its good stuff. I used it on a leather jacket and it worked. I bought it from ebay.
Good luck
http://paint-and-supplies.hardwarestore.…
Try some rubbing alcohol.=)
Name all the Cream/Moose/Liquid/Paint Eyeshadow u know?
So far the ones i know are:
1) MAC Paint Pots
2) MAC Paints
3) Shiseido Hydropowders
4) Benefit Creaseless Cream
5) Vincent Longo Eye Souffle
6) Maybelline Dream Moose
7) Victorias Secret Liquid Shadows
8) Clinique Cream Shadow
9) Dior Dior show cream shadow
Am i missing any other brands? lols Please list them if u know any others out there =) Most listed gets my 10!!!Name all the Cream/Moose/Liquid/Paint Eyeshadow u know?
1,3,4,6,7,8,9
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10)h.i.p
11)NARS(its cream to powder formula)
12)rimmel london stir it up cream eyeshadow
13) bloom eye paint, cream, andand sheer cream
14)bobbi brown long lasting cream shadow
15)urban decay cream eyshadow
umm loreal creme , loreal hip creme or paint
so i only know of 3
1) MAC Paint Pots
2) MAC Paints
3) Shiseido Hydropowders
4) Benefit Creaseless Cream
5) Vincent Longo Eye Souffle
6) Maybelline Dream Moose
7) Victorias Secret Liquid Shadows
8) Clinique Cream Shadow
9) Dior Dior show cream shadow
Am i missing any other brands? lols Please list them if u know any others out there =) Most listed gets my 10!!!Name all the Cream/Moose/Liquid/Paint Eyeshadow u know?
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12)rimmel london stir it up cream eyeshadow
13) bloom eye paint, cream, andand sheer cream
14)bobbi brown long lasting cream shadow
15)urban decay cream eyshadow
umm loreal creme , loreal hip creme or paint
so i only know of 3
Is ALOE a homeopathic cream? or is the a liquid medicine which is taken orally?which company produces it?
Aloe is more of an herbal remedy, then a homeopathic remedy. Aloe can be taken internally if it is a high quality product. The only problem is that if you take to much you can cause more harm than good. If you don't know much about aloe and how to use it, I would suggest talking with someone who is knowledgeable about it before using it. Check with your local health food store. Alot of times there is someone there who can give you some great info and if they can't then they might at least be able to head you in the right direction.Is ALOE a homeopathic cream? or is the a liquid medicine which is taken orally?which company produces it?
Aloes in homeopathic potencies from mother tincture to CM potencies are used for a variety of ailments. You can have the symptoms checked from the website below:
www.homeoint.org/books/boericmm/index.鈥?
The gelly from the plant directly applied to skin can enhance the texture of the skin. It is used in cream form in homeopathy as well as a cosmetic. you can buy homeo medicines in liquid form in India from any homeo clinic or shop. The liquid is used in drops from one to five drops in an ounce or less water three times for specific ailment as directed by the physician. Is ALOE a homeopathic cream? or is the a liquid medicine which is taken orally?which company produces it?
Neither. Aloe is a plant that you can grow in your garden or in your home. The gel that comes from inside the leaves is used to treat burns and is also used to treat constipation in certain circumstances.
You should only take it internally under the advice of a naturopath, as it is not a good idea to just start taking it on your own especially if you don't know what you are doing.Fish
Aloes in homeopathic potencies from mother tincture to CM potencies are used for a variety of ailments. You can have the symptoms checked from the website below:
www.homeoint.org/books/boericmm/index.鈥?
The gelly from the plant directly applied to skin can enhance the texture of the skin. It is used in cream form in homeopathy as well as a cosmetic. you can buy homeo medicines in liquid form in India from any homeo clinic or shop. The liquid is used in drops from one to five drops in an ounce or less water three times for specific ailment as directed by the physician. Is ALOE a homeopathic cream? or is the a liquid medicine which is taken orally?which company produces it?
Neither. Aloe is a plant that you can grow in your garden or in your home. The gel that comes from inside the leaves is used to treat burns and is also used to treat constipation in certain circumstances.
You should only take it internally under the advice of a naturopath, as it is not a good idea to just start taking it on your own especially if you don't know what you are doing.
Strips, Mask, Cream or Liquid?
The pores on my skin are completely clogged to the point to where you can not only feel them but you can see them.. They are very gross and when I put make up on you can see them even more. I don't know what I could do to get rid of them. When I started puberty I had extremely bad acne on my face to the point where I didn't wanna go outside. When I heard of Proactiv I bought it and used it and used it it completely got rid of my acne... I also believe I grew out of it. I occasionally get a pimple during the time of the month but it eventually goes away. But my pores are really bad and I wanna use something that clean them out and shrinks them but what works the best?Strips, Mask, Cream or Liquid?
Exfoliate, cleanse %26amp; tone.
Good Luck.X :-)Strips, Mask, Cream or Liquid?
Get a 1-2% salicylic acid (Beta Hydroxy Acid) and follow the instructions in this article.
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BHA dissolves oil and skin cells in the pores, and it will unclog pores beautifully.
I started to use a Clinique solution for this - it is a gel you apply twice a day and it helps the cells to stregthen their walls and ';close up';. The size of the pores decreased by 80% in my case. Check the clinique.com site, at the moment it is under maintenance. Should be online in a few hours.
that's what happened to ma cousin but she uses st. ives apricot scrub and she looks soooo much better now!
Exfoliate, cleanse %26amp; tone.
Good Luck.X :-)Strips, Mask, Cream or Liquid?
Get a 1-2% salicylic acid (Beta Hydroxy Acid) and follow the instructions in this article.
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BHA dissolves oil and skin cells in the pores, and it will unclog pores beautifully.
I started to use a Clinique solution for this - it is a gel you apply twice a day and it helps the cells to stregthen their walls and ';close up';. The size of the pores decreased by 80% in my case. Check the clinique.com site, at the moment it is under maintenance. Should be online in a few hours.
that's what happened to ma cousin but she uses st. ives apricot scrub and she looks soooo much better now!
Is wipped cream a solid or liquid?
i was wondering also if there was anyother way to make water a solid other then freezing it b the way its not homeworkIs wipped cream a solid or liquid?
Whipped cream is a colloidal suspension of air (a gaseous mixture) in cream (a liquid mixture, which is itself a liquid-liquid or semisolid-liquid suspension of butterfat and aqueous solution of lactose, galactose, etc.)
I don't have any suggestions for your other question, but I can tell you more or less the opposite, that it is possible to keep water a liquid below its freezing point. Water can be supercooled if its temperature is lowered without disturbing or contaminating it. However, the least bit of disturbance (such as motion) or dust to nucleate crystallization will cause it to solidify rapidly, giving off heat as it does so.
Yes, you read that right. When water turns into ice, it gives off heat. When you take heat away from water at 1掳C, it will eventually become water at 0掳C. When you take more heat away (a lot, in fact), it will eventually turn into ice at 0掳C. The opposite happens when ice melts, which is why salting it makes it colder.
I know this is sort of irrelevant, but it's interesting, and since you're asking questions that aren't homework, it sounds like you're really interested in learning.Is wipped cream a solid or liquid?
it's an emulsion?
Deposition will change gaseous water into solid water. Whipped cream contains ';things'; in both solid and liquid phases.
Whipped cream is a colloidal suspension of air (a gaseous mixture) in cream (a liquid mixture, which is itself a liquid-liquid or semisolid-liquid suspension of butterfat and aqueous solution of lactose, galactose, etc.)
I don't have any suggestions for your other question, but I can tell you more or less the opposite, that it is possible to keep water a liquid below its freezing point. Water can be supercooled if its temperature is lowered without disturbing or contaminating it. However, the least bit of disturbance (such as motion) or dust to nucleate crystallization will cause it to solidify rapidly, giving off heat as it does so.
Yes, you read that right. When water turns into ice, it gives off heat. When you take heat away from water at 1掳C, it will eventually become water at 0掳C. When you take more heat away (a lot, in fact), it will eventually turn into ice at 0掳C. The opposite happens when ice melts, which is why salting it makes it colder.
I know this is sort of irrelevant, but it's interesting, and since you're asking questions that aren't homework, it sounds like you're really interested in learning.Is wipped cream a solid or liquid?
it's an emulsion?
Deposition will change gaseous water into solid water. Whipped cream contains ';things'; in both solid and liquid phases.
Is shaving cream a soild, liquid, or gas?
technically it is a colloid, a gas dispersed in a liquid.Is shaving cream a soild, liquid, or gas?
its a liquidy solid pumped out with a gas :)
a mixture is referred to as a colloid.
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it can differ based on shaving creams, but i would say its most like a foamIs shaving cream a soild, liquid, or gas?
it is liquid with gas forced into it to form tiny tiny bubbles.
It is a colloid.
its a semi solid liquid.......
It's obviously not a gas. So that leaves 2 possibilities. Since a solid is not malleable at ';normal'; temperature ranges, shaving cream is classified as a liquid, which is something that moves and flows at ';normal'; temperatures.
liquid
depends what kind you use
its a liquidy solid pumped out with a gas :)
a mixture is referred to as a colloid.
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it can differ based on shaving creams, but i would say its most like a foamIs shaving cream a soild, liquid, or gas?
it is liquid with gas forced into it to form tiny tiny bubbles.
It is a colloid.
its a semi solid liquid.......
It's obviously not a gas. So that leaves 2 possibilities. Since a solid is not malleable at ';normal'; temperature ranges, shaving cream is classified as a liquid, which is something that moves and flows at ';normal'; temperatures.
liquid
depends what kind you use
Is shaving cream a soild, liquid, or gas?
technically it is a colloid, a gas dispersed in a liquid.Is shaving cream a soild, liquid, or gas?
its a liquidy solid pumped out with a gas :)
a mixture is referred to as a colloid.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colloid
it can differ based on shaving creams, but i would say its most like a foamIs shaving cream a soild, liquid, or gas?
it is liquid with gas forced into it to form tiny tiny bubbles.
It is a colloid.
its a semi solid liquid.......
It's obviously not a gas. So that leaves 2 possibilities. Since a solid is not malleable at ';normal'; temperature ranges, shaving cream is classified as a liquid, which is something that moves and flows at ';normal'; temperatures.
liquid
depends what kind you use
its a liquidy solid pumped out with a gas :)
a mixture is referred to as a colloid.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colloid
it can differ based on shaving creams, but i would say its most like a foamIs shaving cream a soild, liquid, or gas?
it is liquid with gas forced into it to form tiny tiny bubbles.
It is a colloid.
its a semi solid liquid.......
It's obviously not a gas. So that leaves 2 possibilities. Since a solid is not malleable at ';normal'; temperature ranges, shaving cream is classified as a liquid, which is something that moves and flows at ';normal'; temperatures.
liquid
depends what kind you use
Whats better, Brasso Cream or the liquid?
I got the cream, is the liquid better?Whats better, Brasso Cream or the liquid?
I always used the liquid...
I always used the liquid...
Liquid Nitrogen ice cream?
i want to make ice cream using liquid nitrogen. can you do so with a recipe that uses eggs like normal ice cream does? this recipe calls for boiling heavy cream, sugar, and chocolate...whiskings eggs...pouring cooked milk mixture in with the eggs and then cooking the mixture in low heat....add more heavy cream and vanilla...refrigerating it for a couple hours....this cooled mixture then usually goes in an ice cream maker but do u think i could use liquid nitrogen instead?!?!?!?
please let me know if this will work! thanks!Liquid Nitrogen ice cream?
I have only made some with fresh fruits and cream. No eggs, no chocolate, no nothing. The product is best when eaten fresh... so you don't need any stabilizer like eggs. It will be gone really fast. :-)
The fruit ice cream recipe is really nothing but cream mixed with the fruits (raspberries are my favorite but I can see that it could work with many other fruits), sugar if needed, and then the liquid nitrogen is poured (carefully!) into a LARGE bowl.
The mixture makes a lot of fog and looks very cool, but when everything is done, what you get is a pretty fresh tasting, fluffy ice cream.
Be aware that plastics and glass WILL crack when they are exposed to liquid nitrogen. So you will either sacrifice Mom's Tupperware (it will get ';nitrogen burns';) or get a nasty thermal shattering event if you make the mistake of using regular glass. You NEED to wear safety glasses, a lab coat and mitts and probably use a thermally isolated metal bowl. Looks cooler anyway when you are suited up! And make that bowl LARGE! (But start with small batches first and work your way up until you get a feel for the results.)
Enjoy! Yum!Liquid Nitrogen ice cream?
the nitrogen is used in the cooling of it, but i'm sure you already know that. Check these sites out.Fish
please let me know if this will work! thanks!Liquid Nitrogen ice cream?
I have only made some with fresh fruits and cream. No eggs, no chocolate, no nothing. The product is best when eaten fresh... so you don't need any stabilizer like eggs. It will be gone really fast. :-)
The fruit ice cream recipe is really nothing but cream mixed with the fruits (raspberries are my favorite but I can see that it could work with many other fruits), sugar if needed, and then the liquid nitrogen is poured (carefully!) into a LARGE bowl.
The mixture makes a lot of fog and looks very cool, but when everything is done, what you get is a pretty fresh tasting, fluffy ice cream.
Be aware that plastics and glass WILL crack when they are exposed to liquid nitrogen. So you will either sacrifice Mom's Tupperware (it will get ';nitrogen burns';) or get a nasty thermal shattering event if you make the mistake of using regular glass. You NEED to wear safety glasses, a lab coat and mitts and probably use a thermally isolated metal bowl. Looks cooler anyway when you are suited up! And make that bowl LARGE! (But start with small batches first and work your way up until you get a feel for the results.)
Enjoy! Yum!Liquid Nitrogen ice cream?
the nitrogen is used in the cooling of it, but i'm sure you already know that. Check these sites out.
Is ice cream a liquid?
Let it sit on the counter awhile and you shall find out.Is ice cream a liquid?
It's a liquid that was frozen... Like cream or usually a mixture of cream and milk. So yes it was a liquid... but technically no, it isn't anymore, or you'd be able to drink it with a straw.Is ice cream a liquid?
When it melts, yes. And it also made with milk.
no, i believe it is SOLID LIKE A ROCK!!!!!
and i believe ice didnt derive from water either!!!!
when it melts or you make it into a milkshake
its a solquid
if u melt it duh
It's a liquid that was frozen... Like cream or usually a mixture of cream and milk. So yes it was a liquid... but technically no, it isn't anymore, or you'd be able to drink it with a straw.Is ice cream a liquid?
When it melts, yes. And it also made with milk.
no, i believe it is SOLID LIKE A ROCK!!!!!
and i believe ice didnt derive from water either!!!!
when it melts or you make it into a milkshake
its a solquid
if u melt it duh
Pencil, cream, or liquid eyeliner? ?
which one do you like best?Pencil, cream, or liquid eyeliner? ?
pencil (maxfactor) and khol mineral eyeliner (loreal),i use both together they are greatPencil, cream, or liquid eyeliner? ?
none. i like the kind that is like pencil, but you dont sharpen it or anything, it twirls out ? ahah im not sure how to explain it but they are surely the best !
waterproof pencil
some pencils come off pretty fast and liquid eyeliner hurts.
the water proof you can control how dark it is and it doesnt come off.
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for black eyeliner i actually use black eyeshadow. i use an eyeliner brush with it. it looks more natural to me
liquid eyeliner bec easy to apply.
I like eye pencil the best. It's easy to put on
liquid
cream, i like the way it looks.
it depends on the look you want
i use liquid on my eyelids
pencil its much easier
pencil =]
cuz i like being able to control how dark it is
pencil (maxfactor) and khol mineral eyeliner (loreal),i use both together they are greatPencil, cream, or liquid eyeliner? ?
none. i like the kind that is like pencil, but you dont sharpen it or anything, it twirls out ? ahah im not sure how to explain it but they are surely the best !
waterproof pencil
some pencils come off pretty fast and liquid eyeliner hurts.
the water proof you can control how dark it is and it doesnt come off.
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for black eyeliner i actually use black eyeshadow. i use an eyeliner brush with it. it looks more natural to me
liquid eyeliner bec easy to apply.
I like eye pencil the best. It's easy to put on
liquid
cream, i like the way it looks.
it depends on the look you want
i use liquid on my eyelids
pencil its much easier
pencil =]
cuz i like being able to control how dark it is
Jet black hair dye what ever in powder or in cream form pr liquid, any one who uses it regularly?
Go for Bigen brand in #59 'Oriental Black' available on most beauty supplies or the internet... its a powder u have to mix with water, so no peroxide, ammonia, or harsh ingredients. The result is the deepest black ever, trust me. The size comes smaller than most hair dyes, so you have to buy about a package for every 4 inches of hair length.
Can i use antiseptic liquid on my new tattoos i have had done today i have left cream at friends house?
the cream i was given in the tattoo shop i have left in my friends house
i have some liquid in the house that is just antiseptic disinfectant liquid like savlon
do you think this will be ok just for tonight
thanks for your help
xxx viciCan i use antiseptic liquid on my new tattoos i have had done today i have left cream at friends house?
The stuff they sell you in the store is just a waste. Go and get vaseline and neosporin or a store brand anti bacterial ointment. and do not keep the tattoo covered with whatever they wrap it in when you leave, that draws out the ink. All the tattoo 'goo' and stuff they sale is just another way for them to make money. but to answer your question, yes using a spray one night won'y kill that tattoo or do anything but ointment works better and fasterCan i use antiseptic liquid on my new tattoos i have had done today i have left cream at friends house?
as long as its not petrol based should be ok if its small just use luke warm soapy water till you get your stuff back.
edit please dont use vaseline bad for tats
Most likely not. If it's possible, I would get the cream from your friends house.
i would use neosporin or a%26amp;d ointment
i have some liquid in the house that is just antiseptic disinfectant liquid like savlon
do you think this will be ok just for tonight
thanks for your help
xxx viciCan i use antiseptic liquid on my new tattoos i have had done today i have left cream at friends house?
The stuff they sell you in the store is just a waste. Go and get vaseline and neosporin or a store brand anti bacterial ointment. and do not keep the tattoo covered with whatever they wrap it in when you leave, that draws out the ink. All the tattoo 'goo' and stuff they sale is just another way for them to make money. but to answer your question, yes using a spray one night won'y kill that tattoo or do anything but ointment works better and fasterCan i use antiseptic liquid on my new tattoos i have had done today i have left cream at friends house?
as long as its not petrol based should be ok if its small just use luke warm soapy water till you get your stuff back.
edit please dont use vaseline bad for tats
Most likely not. If it's possible, I would get the cream from your friends house.
i would use neosporin or a%26amp;d ointment
Are eggwhites, milk of magnesia, whipped cream, blood & liquid antibiotics Colloids?
examples of solution, suspensions and colloidsAre eggwhites, milk of magnesia, whipped cream, blood %26amp; liquid antibiotics Colloids?
Yes you are right.
In general, a colloid or colloidal dispersion is a substance with components of one or two phases, a type of mixture intermediate between a homogeneous mixture (also called a solution) and a heterogeneous mixture with properties also intermediate between the two.
Eg.- butter, blood, milk, cream, aerosols (fog, smog, smoke), asphalt, inks, paints, glues, and sea foam
A suspension is a colloidal dispersion (mixture) in which a finely-divided species is combined with another species, with the former being so finely divided and mixed that it doesn't rapidly settle out.
Eg- Mayonnaise, Gelatin ,milk of magnesia
A solution is a homogeneous mixture composed of two or more substances, known as solutes, dissolved in another substance, known as a solvent. A common example is a solid, such as salt or sugar, dissolved in water, a liquid. Gases may dissolve in liquids, for example, carbon dioxide or oxygen in water. Liquids may dissolve in other liquids and gases in other gases.
Eg-antibiotics
Yes you are right.
In general, a colloid or colloidal dispersion is a substance with components of one or two phases, a type of mixture intermediate between a homogeneous mixture (also called a solution) and a heterogeneous mixture with properties also intermediate between the two.
Eg.- butter, blood, milk, cream, aerosols (fog, smog, smoke), asphalt, inks, paints, glues, and sea foam
A suspension is a colloidal dispersion (mixture) in which a finely-divided species is combined with another species, with the former being so finely divided and mixed that it doesn't rapidly settle out.
Eg- Mayonnaise, Gelatin ,milk of magnesia
A solution is a homogeneous mixture composed of two or more substances, known as solutes, dissolved in another substance, known as a solvent. A common example is a solid, such as salt or sugar, dissolved in water, a liquid. Gases may dissolve in liquids, for example, carbon dioxide or oxygen in water. Liquids may dissolve in other liquids and gases in other gases.
Eg-antibiotics
At Sally Beauty Supply do I want to buy Ion's Color Brilliance LIQUID or CREAM hair color/dye?
My husband headed over for me and bought 2 liquid boxes and a bottle of developer. I've only ever used cream but it was a year ago with my cousin (who's a stylist) and she mixed the developer (never telling how much) and did everything else. I want to take on this task at home but I need help. Should I return the liquid and get cream? How much developer do I add? What are all the tools I'd need for either? I've never used liquid! Help, please! (As much as I'd love to have a professional do it, I'd rather not. So any suggestions to ';head to a salon'; are not needed.)
Thank you.At Sally Beauty Supply do I want to buy Ion's Color Brilliance LIQUID or CREAM hair color/dye?
I went to Sally's and bought some hair color a couple of times. Ion is one of the best hair dyes to use. I like to go there myself so I can ask them which hair dye is the best to use and which developer should I use. But all you have to do is read the directions (either on the inside or outside of the box), and it should say how much developer is needed. You should also use one of those plastic bottles that have the measurements on it so you would know how much developer you are mixing with the dye and it is also easier to apply dye to your hair with one of those bottles. If you dont fully understand, go to Sally's and ask one of the associate's there to help you.Fish
Thank you.At Sally Beauty Supply do I want to buy Ion's Color Brilliance LIQUID or CREAM hair color/dye?
I went to Sally's and bought some hair color a couple of times. Ion is one of the best hair dyes to use. I like to go there myself so I can ask them which hair dye is the best to use and which developer should I use. But all you have to do is read the directions (either on the inside or outside of the box), and it should say how much developer is needed. You should also use one of those plastic bottles that have the measurements on it so you would know how much developer you are mixing with the dye and it is also easier to apply dye to your hair with one of those bottles. If you dont fully understand, go to Sally's and ask one of the associate's there to help you.
Cream vs. Liquid Foundation?
Which gives you more coverage, especially for 40+ skin? I have a lot of red splotches and can't seem to cover them up.Cream vs. Liquid Foundation?
Use a cover-up on the splotches and then foundation.Try cream foundation--it gives more coverage.Cream vs. Liquid Foundation?
Avons concealer stick is pretty good, it's green so it cancels out the red spots on the skin, usually only needs a fairly light application. I am not much into make-up but I always use a cream souffle' foundation that avon makes, it's light on my skin and doesn't feel like a mask. I can't be much help tho, like I said I am not into make-up but was an avon rep for a while so I know the products well enough.
If you have serious splotches to cover up, I suggest you lay creme foundation on first and go over it with liquid for a flawless, porcelain coverage. That's what I do xD
but generally, liquid is heaver.
I would suggest liquid for covering up spots, but I love using dream mat moose!!!!
cream
Use a cover-up on the splotches and then foundation.Try cream foundation--it gives more coverage.Cream vs. Liquid Foundation?
Avons concealer stick is pretty good, it's green so it cancels out the red spots on the skin, usually only needs a fairly light application. I am not much into make-up but I always use a cream souffle' foundation that avon makes, it's light on my skin and doesn't feel like a mask. I can't be much help tho, like I said I am not into make-up but was an avon rep for a while so I know the products well enough.
If you have serious splotches to cover up, I suggest you lay creme foundation on first and go over it with liquid for a flawless, porcelain coverage. That's what I do xD
but generally, liquid is heaver.
I would suggest liquid for covering up spots, but I love using dream mat moose!!!!
cream
Are you supposed to stir the liquid that forms on the top of sour cream in or dump it out?
Please don't guess or tell me ';what i do is...'; or ';i think...';. This is Yahoo Answers, not Yahoo opinions.Are you supposed to stir the liquid that forms on the top of sour cream in or dump it out?
I always mix it!
But it is a matter of preference!!!Are you supposed to stir the liquid that forms on the top of sour cream in or dump it out?
You should mix it in to assure smooth sour cream. It is just a simple separation of the cream and needs mixing to return to its normal state when it was packaged. The parts settled out in transit before it reached your table. If you do not mix it in the sour cream will be thicker, lumpy and clumpy. (I mix mine!!!! I like the smooth texture!)
There really is no answer to this question. It does matter at all what you do as long as you don't eat it because that would be gross. So opinions are all that people can give you. My advice is shake the container when the lid is on it and stir it up, it works well for me.
you definitely mix it all up it gives it better flavor and texture..same with yogurt you all ways mix the liquid
depends how much liquid there is if there is a lot dump some out then stir if there is a little then just stir
stir it up if there is not alot but if there is alot just dump it
I always mix it!
But it is a matter of preference!!!Are you supposed to stir the liquid that forms on the top of sour cream in or dump it out?
You should mix it in to assure smooth sour cream. It is just a simple separation of the cream and needs mixing to return to its normal state when it was packaged. The parts settled out in transit before it reached your table. If you do not mix it in the sour cream will be thicker, lumpy and clumpy. (I mix mine!!!! I like the smooth texture!)
There really is no answer to this question. It does matter at all what you do as long as you don't eat it because that would be gross. So opinions are all that people can give you. My advice is shake the container when the lid is on it and stir it up, it works well for me.
you definitely mix it all up it gives it better flavor and texture..same with yogurt you all ways mix the liquid
depends how much liquid there is if there is a lot dump some out then stir if there is a little then just stir
stir it up if there is not alot but if there is alot just dump it
Mac STROBE.should I get liquid or cream?
I dont know which to get I want to use it with my foundation mixed to get tht dewey look
my skin is combination.. oily in a few spots kinda normal/dry in others..Mac STROBE.should I get liquid or cream?
i have the cream one, and i fix it with my MAC studio scuplt foundation, but i prefer the liquid one because you get more of the dewey look rather then the cream. i mean they are both kind of the same, but the cream one is really to put on your face before foundation and liquid one if to mix it into your other products. that is what the MAC MUA told me.Mac STROBE.should I get liquid or cream?
The liquid is specifically designed for oily skin and the cream for dry.
Decide on where you plan on applying it: If that part is dry, get the cream, and if oily, the liquid :)
MAC makes you break out it's designed for photo shoots to be put on and taken off an hour or so later..
if left on it really makes you break out.. I had no acne before and then it just made my skin break out everywhere..
my skin is combination.. oily in a few spots kinda normal/dry in others..Mac STROBE.should I get liquid or cream?
i have the cream one, and i fix it with my MAC studio scuplt foundation, but i prefer the liquid one because you get more of the dewey look rather then the cream. i mean they are both kind of the same, but the cream one is really to put on your face before foundation and liquid one if to mix it into your other products. that is what the MAC MUA told me.Mac STROBE.should I get liquid or cream?
The liquid is specifically designed for oily skin and the cream for dry.
Decide on where you plan on applying it: If that part is dry, get the cream, and if oily, the liquid :)
MAC makes you break out it's designed for photo shoots to be put on and taken off an hour or so later..
if left on it really makes you break out.. I had no acne before and then it just made my skin break out everywhere..
What is the absolute best liquid or cream foundation?
I'm looking for a foundation that is liquid or cream because I need the coverage, but I want it to look natural looking. I hate when you can really tell that someone has foundation all over their face.
What is the best liquid or cream foundation and I'm looking for a line of foundation that carries yellow undertones or golden undertones.
Because I've tried lines that say they have yellow but the color ends up still having too much pink.
5 Stars and 10 points! for this. Thanks.
(also one that will not make you look like you have a white mask in pictures) or if it does, what can you do to fix that?What is the absolute best liquid or cream foundation?
Estee Lauder Double Wear is my absolute HG foundation.
It has good coverage if you need to cover scars or acne, while still remaining light weight. All of the colours have a yello/gold undertone so you won't be getting any pink shimmer with this foundation.
It is around 拢25.
Laura Mercier Silk Creme is extremely light weight and offers medium coverage. Good for general use if you don't have any major blemishes to disguise. The shade range isn't great but they clearly label if it has yellow or pink undertones. It's around 拢30.
Maybelline Dream Satin Liquid is thick enough to cover redness but light enough to not be noticeable on the skin. No idea of the undertones, but they usually have a pretty huge shade range. It's around 拢8.
If you only need to cover light redness then maybe consider a tinted moisturiser such as You Rebel by Benefit.What is the absolute best liquid or cream foundation?
Revlon Colorstay has great coverage but if it gives you too much and you dont like it, try mixing it with a little moisturizer, that will tone it down a bit. I also recommend Neutrogena Healthy Skin liquid makeup. That seems to be the perfect one for me. I use it everyday. It has a great yellow undertones and has medium coverage. As for ';white mask';, you are using the wrong color. Try something a bit darker and if the next shade is too dark, try mixing the two colors.
Liquid foundations clog your pores and typically have parabens. Methylparaben is one of the ingredients in WD-40. Go for a mineral foundation. Glo Minerals is one of the best out there. Wonderful coverage. You can get a free makeup test at most spa or salons that sale it. A little pricey, but you get what you pay for. Good luck!
i just mix my foundation with my moisturizer and hey presto!!!!
it gives great coverage and people still compliment me on my ';great'; skin because they think im not wearing any foundation!
muwahahaha
lol.. try it... you might want to experiment with the amount of foundation you mix with the moisturizer... i Just do it equally.. one squirt of moisturizer with one squirt with moisturizer...
well I don't know about the absolute best, but I can tell you what I use, and it works for me very well.
Savila base foundation from Coonobabe. This is for oily skin which I have, but they have for normal as well.
I top it off with their happy ending powder to keep it in place. remember a good rule of thumb is that if people can tell you have foundation on, it's that you have used too much. less is more
http://www.coonobabe.com
Origins is great. They have several different liquid's that will fit your needs. It's light and easy to apply. I LOVE their make up. Besides, it's all natural! Also, believe it or not, Mary Kay has some good ones too. But try Origins first.
im not sure if you have ever tried the mac- fix studio, if not i would try that... i was wearing a liquid base, but i tried this great stuff and its so light and has full coverage. it is a powder though
promise you wont be disappointed
I love MAC STUDIO SCULPT FOUNDATION , i use nc25 and its a great coverage foundation and youc an build to how much coverage you want! you can get it at Maccosmetics.com
i love merle norman! and i have tryed soooo many!
What is the best liquid or cream foundation and I'm looking for a line of foundation that carries yellow undertones or golden undertones.
Because I've tried lines that say they have yellow but the color ends up still having too much pink.
5 Stars and 10 points! for this. Thanks.
(also one that will not make you look like you have a white mask in pictures) or if it does, what can you do to fix that?What is the absolute best liquid or cream foundation?
Estee Lauder Double Wear is my absolute HG foundation.
It has good coverage if you need to cover scars or acne, while still remaining light weight. All of the colours have a yello/gold undertone so you won't be getting any pink shimmer with this foundation.
It is around 拢25.
Laura Mercier Silk Creme is extremely light weight and offers medium coverage. Good for general use if you don't have any major blemishes to disguise. The shade range isn't great but they clearly label if it has yellow or pink undertones. It's around 拢30.
Maybelline Dream Satin Liquid is thick enough to cover redness but light enough to not be noticeable on the skin. No idea of the undertones, but they usually have a pretty huge shade range. It's around 拢8.
If you only need to cover light redness then maybe consider a tinted moisturiser such as You Rebel by Benefit.What is the absolute best liquid or cream foundation?
Revlon Colorstay has great coverage but if it gives you too much and you dont like it, try mixing it with a little moisturizer, that will tone it down a bit. I also recommend Neutrogena Healthy Skin liquid makeup. That seems to be the perfect one for me. I use it everyday. It has a great yellow undertones and has medium coverage. As for ';white mask';, you are using the wrong color. Try something a bit darker and if the next shade is too dark, try mixing the two colors.
Liquid foundations clog your pores and typically have parabens. Methylparaben is one of the ingredients in WD-40. Go for a mineral foundation. Glo Minerals is one of the best out there. Wonderful coverage. You can get a free makeup test at most spa or salons that sale it. A little pricey, but you get what you pay for. Good luck!
i just mix my foundation with my moisturizer and hey presto!!!!
it gives great coverage and people still compliment me on my ';great'; skin because they think im not wearing any foundation!
muwahahaha
lol.. try it... you might want to experiment with the amount of foundation you mix with the moisturizer... i Just do it equally.. one squirt of moisturizer with one squirt with moisturizer...
well I don't know about the absolute best, but I can tell you what I use, and it works for me very well.
Savila base foundation from Coonobabe. This is for oily skin which I have, but they have for normal as well.
I top it off with their happy ending powder to keep it in place. remember a good rule of thumb is that if people can tell you have foundation on, it's that you have used too much. less is more
http://www.coonobabe.com
Origins is great. They have several different liquid's that will fit your needs. It's light and easy to apply. I LOVE their make up. Besides, it's all natural! Also, believe it or not, Mary Kay has some good ones too. But try Origins first.
im not sure if you have ever tried the mac- fix studio, if not i would try that... i was wearing a liquid base, but i tried this great stuff and its so light and has full coverage. it is a powder though
promise you wont be disappointed
I love MAC STUDIO SCULPT FOUNDATION , i use nc25 and its a great coverage foundation and youc an build to how much coverage you want! you can get it at Maccosmetics.com
i love merle norman! and i have tryed soooo many!
What is the difference between ';liquid'; and ';cream'; sunscreen?
Assuming that they both have the same SPF rating.
Does one work better than the other?What is the difference between ';liquid'; and ';cream'; sunscreen?
liquid is thinner than creamWhat is the difference between ';liquid'; and ';cream'; sunscreen?
um if by liquid you mean like spray liquid sunscreen, then i would go with the cream. the cream seems to absorb into skin better and lasts longer.
liquid stays on till you get wet but cream stays on longer but after a wail still comes off!
Does one work better than the other?What is the difference between ';liquid'; and ';cream'; sunscreen?
liquid is thinner than creamWhat is the difference between ';liquid'; and ';cream'; sunscreen?
um if by liquid you mean like spray liquid sunscreen, then i would go with the cream. the cream seems to absorb into skin better and lasts longer.
liquid stays on till you get wet but cream stays on longer but after a wail still comes off!
Is it possible to make liquid or cream eyeshadow? How?
I have this eyeshadow (loose powder) that I really like. Unfortunately, it doesn't blend with my cream shadows I use. I have wasted so much money trying to find a cream or liquid shadow that comes close to this color. Can I mix this with something that can turn it into a cream base?Is it possible to make liquid or cream eyeshadow? How?
you can mix it with a little water for a liquid or a little lotion for a cream.... i put water on my brush then drag it through the color for a linerIs it possible to make liquid or cream eyeshadow? How?
just dab your brush in a little water and then put it in the eye shadow. this will make it thicker like a cream eye shadow. You could try dabbing it in a moisturizer and then the eye shadow but it may cause it to cake up in the crease later. try the water thing.
Wet your makeup brush with a bit of water, then dab it into the loose powder. You should get something of a wetter consistency. This is what makeup artists do.Fish
you can mix it with a little water for a liquid or a little lotion for a cream.... i put water on my brush then drag it through the color for a linerIs it possible to make liquid or cream eyeshadow? How?
just dab your brush in a little water and then put it in the eye shadow. this will make it thicker like a cream eye shadow. You could try dabbing it in a moisturizer and then the eye shadow but it may cause it to cake up in the crease later. try the water thing.
Wet your makeup brush with a bit of water, then dab it into the loose powder. You should get something of a wetter consistency. This is what makeup artists do.
How can i apply liquid foundation cream?
use silicone sponge to apply itHow can i apply liquid foundation cream?
first add some water to the foundation!
and then you can use whichever method from the ones mentioned above!How can i apply liquid foundation cream?
while using a liquid foundation, firstly make sure that it is water-based. take 2-3 drops of foundation and 2-3 drops of water-based moisturizer on ur palm.Mix them well and dot it on ur face.Then gently spread it into the skin making sure that there are no patches formed.Being water based,both foundation %26amp; moisturizer will percolate in the skin well.Than apply the blush-on %26amp; other make-up.
Other option of liquid foundation is using Cake foundation that can be applied with a sponge.But this needs a good hands on it...
The trick is to put a light coat on so it looks natural. Be sure to buy what is right for your skin
The way that you will apply has to do with the result you want. If you want a thin, transparent layer for natural look you put some on the top of your one hand below your thumb and take little by little with your other hand or a soft sponge and apply gently, never forgetting to fade it down to the neck. If you want a richer layer for evening makeup- or better cover you should do the same but applying it with a foundation brush. Always end with a transparent powder to avoid unwanted shines!!!!
put it on with a spong aplicator and use it in a downwards motion.thats what a makeup artist said i know i saw it on tv
first take small amount of foundation and the same amount of moisturiser creme now evenly spread it on your face
First DO not use a sponge, all it does is soak up the foundation and ends up pulling off what you've put on.
To apply foundation, start from the centre of the face, dotting on to the cheeks and forehead and blending outwards, first making sure your fingertips or make-up are spotlessly clean. Gently blot the skin with a tissue to remove any excess product or surface oil. Never drag the skin if you are using your fingertips to apply cosmetics. Smooth foundation over the lips and eyelids to act as a base for lip and eye products. After smoothing on, moisten the fingertips and then work over the neckline to remove any signs of haphazard application.
Hope it helps x
I put a bit on my two index fingers, then place it on my face where I feel its needed. As you put it one, try to do the same thing to both sides of your face, rub it on in the same place, in the same way, on both sides of your face. Dont put too much on either, too much can look horribly overdone. Put on only as much as you feel you need.
Watch these videos , am sure they will help you a lot.
I put a dot on my hand and with my other hand, I put it on my face in dots. My head, cheeks, nose and neck. I like to smooth it out with just two finger.
You can use a sponge applicator. Apply a small amount of the foundation onto the applicator, and then spread it evenly over your skin or in necessary areas. If you're going to cover your whole face with the foundation, make sure you blend a little from your jawbone to your neck so that you don't have that ';mask'; look. If not putting it all over your face, put it in areas to contour and highlight your face. Light colors: (highlight- apply lightly to apples of cheek., browbone, under the eye, middle of chin, middle of forehead down bridge of nose, etc). Dark colors: (contour- sides of your nose, temples, hallow of cheeks, under chin, etc.) The highlight/contouring is not really necessary unless you're going to be photographed, or unless you simply want an even, defined look. =)
first add some water to the foundation!
and then you can use whichever method from the ones mentioned above!How can i apply liquid foundation cream?
while using a liquid foundation, firstly make sure that it is water-based. take 2-3 drops of foundation and 2-3 drops of water-based moisturizer on ur palm.Mix them well and dot it on ur face.Then gently spread it into the skin making sure that there are no patches formed.Being water based,both foundation %26amp; moisturizer will percolate in the skin well.Than apply the blush-on %26amp; other make-up.
Other option of liquid foundation is using Cake foundation that can be applied with a sponge.But this needs a good hands on it...
The trick is to put a light coat on so it looks natural. Be sure to buy what is right for your skin
The way that you will apply has to do with the result you want. If you want a thin, transparent layer for natural look you put some on the top of your one hand below your thumb and take little by little with your other hand or a soft sponge and apply gently, never forgetting to fade it down to the neck. If you want a richer layer for evening makeup- or better cover you should do the same but applying it with a foundation brush. Always end with a transparent powder to avoid unwanted shines!!!!
put it on with a spong aplicator and use it in a downwards motion.thats what a makeup artist said i know i saw it on tv
first take small amount of foundation and the same amount of moisturiser creme now evenly spread it on your face
First DO not use a sponge, all it does is soak up the foundation and ends up pulling off what you've put on.
To apply foundation, start from the centre of the face, dotting on to the cheeks and forehead and blending outwards, first making sure your fingertips or make-up are spotlessly clean. Gently blot the skin with a tissue to remove any excess product or surface oil. Never drag the skin if you are using your fingertips to apply cosmetics. Smooth foundation over the lips and eyelids to act as a base for lip and eye products. After smoothing on, moisten the fingertips and then work over the neckline to remove any signs of haphazard application.
Hope it helps x
I put a bit on my two index fingers, then place it on my face where I feel its needed. As you put it one, try to do the same thing to both sides of your face, rub it on in the same place, in the same way, on both sides of your face. Dont put too much on either, too much can look horribly overdone. Put on only as much as you feel you need.
Watch these videos , am sure they will help you a lot.
I put a dot on my hand and with my other hand, I put it on my face in dots. My head, cheeks, nose and neck. I like to smooth it out with just two finger.
You can use a sponge applicator. Apply a small amount of the foundation onto the applicator, and then spread it evenly over your skin or in necessary areas. If you're going to cover your whole face with the foundation, make sure you blend a little from your jawbone to your neck so that you don't have that ';mask'; look. If not putting it all over your face, put it in areas to contour and highlight your face. Light colors: (highlight- apply lightly to apples of cheek., browbone, under the eye, middle of chin, middle of forehead down bridge of nose, etc). Dark colors: (contour- sides of your nose, temples, hallow of cheeks, under chin, etc.) The highlight/contouring is not really necessary unless you're going to be photographed, or unless you simply want an even, defined look. =)
Liquid or Cream eyeliner? Which is better?
I currently use almay liquid and i have no trouble putting it on so thats not an issue, i also love it. I was looking into trying cream liner, just something new. which do you think is better? what are the pros and cons of each? how is the l'oreal hip cream liner?Liquid or Cream eyeliner? Which is better?
i don't have problems with application for either, but i prefer cream/gel eyeliner. it's much easier to work with, for me, as i feel it gives me a little more control since i have to exert more pressure to apply it. with liquid, the slightest wrong move leaves a big dark splotch that's hard to clean up. i like to line my upper and lower waterlines often, and cream/gel doesn't irritate my eyes the way liquid does--it also dries a lot faster. and if i want, i can smudge it really easily to get a smoky look, which i definitely can't do with liquid. i feel that cream/gel lasts a long longer, as well, but that just may be my imagination.
l'oreal hip cream liner is a great choice; it's really potent and inexpensive. an even cheaper alternative is jane's be pure mineral gel eyeliner, which also comes with a brush. it works JUST like mac's fluidlines or stila's smudgepots, but only costs like 6 bucks. i have every color.
edit: for the type of winged look you like, it's definitely possible to create using cream/gel, but you'd have to be using an extremely sharply angled brush. for that look in particular, it might be easier with liquid.Liquid or Cream eyeliner? Which is better?
I can't say which is better because I have both the liquid and cream eyeliner. Both work really well for me.
PROS: (liquid)
- most are easy to remove.
- i love the liquid eyeliners that come with a felt-tip like marker. It's easier to control.
CONS: (liquid)
- sometimes it doesn't dry fast enough
- smudges easily.
PROS: (cream)
- dries really fast.
- lasts all day.
- a little goes a long way. you also get more product b/c it's in a pot. Most liquid eyeliners come in those small bottles.
CONS: (cream)
- (depending on the color) need to add more product to get the color intensity that you desire.
for the liquid eyeliner, i have Maybelline's waterproof liquid eyeliner in black.
for the cream eyeliner, i have l'oreals hip cream eyeliner in black, eggplant %26amp; teal.
hope i helped! :)
The liquid liner goes on more easily, doesn't smudge, but has a hard line to it that can look too painted on.
The creamier kind, such as pencil or kohl, has a tendency to smudge, but looks great for the most part.
So I guess it's a matter of what you can best live with.
I personally prefer a kohl pencil...it gives a smokier effect that is downright alluring. BUT - I have to keep reapplying it every 3 hours because it fades and smudges on the crease of my eye.
I use liquid and cream, and personally I like the cream better because my liquid tends to smudge and takes a little bit long to dry to if I blink it gets at the top of my lid. Cream dries pretty quick but it's easy to take off if you make a mistake. Liquid and Cream both stay on well, staying on isn't a problem for either.
If you're going to get a cream you mean something like MAC fluidline, don't you? With brush application? Well I recommend fluidline, more than any liquid. It has easy application. I like it much more than liquid even though I still use liquid. Fluidline creates a nice look, and you can do winged/vamp look's with cream.
try the make up forever aqua liner.. u can find it at sephora. its kinda pricey but well worth it lasts a long time and doesnt smudge its a cream liner i love it. its worth about 20 bucks:) but gives u very nice results and soo easy to apply. really soft
liquid for the winged look flirt cosmetics i swear has the best liquid liner
i don't have problems with application for either, but i prefer cream/gel eyeliner. it's much easier to work with, for me, as i feel it gives me a little more control since i have to exert more pressure to apply it. with liquid, the slightest wrong move leaves a big dark splotch that's hard to clean up. i like to line my upper and lower waterlines often, and cream/gel doesn't irritate my eyes the way liquid does--it also dries a lot faster. and if i want, i can smudge it really easily to get a smoky look, which i definitely can't do with liquid. i feel that cream/gel lasts a long longer, as well, but that just may be my imagination.
l'oreal hip cream liner is a great choice; it's really potent and inexpensive. an even cheaper alternative is jane's be pure mineral gel eyeliner, which also comes with a brush. it works JUST like mac's fluidlines or stila's smudgepots, but only costs like 6 bucks. i have every color.
edit: for the type of winged look you like, it's definitely possible to create using cream/gel, but you'd have to be using an extremely sharply angled brush. for that look in particular, it might be easier with liquid.Liquid or Cream eyeliner? Which is better?
I can't say which is better because I have both the liquid and cream eyeliner. Both work really well for me.
PROS: (liquid)
- most are easy to remove.
- i love the liquid eyeliners that come with a felt-tip like marker. It's easier to control.
CONS: (liquid)
- sometimes it doesn't dry fast enough
- smudges easily.
PROS: (cream)
- dries really fast.
- lasts all day.
- a little goes a long way. you also get more product b/c it's in a pot. Most liquid eyeliners come in those small bottles.
CONS: (cream)
- (depending on the color) need to add more product to get the color intensity that you desire.
for the liquid eyeliner, i have Maybelline's waterproof liquid eyeliner in black.
for the cream eyeliner, i have l'oreals hip cream eyeliner in black, eggplant %26amp; teal.
hope i helped! :)
The liquid liner goes on more easily, doesn't smudge, but has a hard line to it that can look too painted on.
The creamier kind, such as pencil or kohl, has a tendency to smudge, but looks great for the most part.
So I guess it's a matter of what you can best live with.
I personally prefer a kohl pencil...it gives a smokier effect that is downright alluring. BUT - I have to keep reapplying it every 3 hours because it fades and smudges on the crease of my eye.
I use liquid and cream, and personally I like the cream better because my liquid tends to smudge and takes a little bit long to dry to if I blink it gets at the top of my lid. Cream dries pretty quick but it's easy to take off if you make a mistake. Liquid and Cream both stay on well, staying on isn't a problem for either.
If you're going to get a cream you mean something like MAC fluidline, don't you? With brush application? Well I recommend fluidline, more than any liquid. It has easy application. I like it much more than liquid even though I still use liquid. Fluidline creates a nice look, and you can do winged/vamp look's with cream.
try the make up forever aqua liner.. u can find it at sephora. its kinda pricey but well worth it lasts a long time and doesnt smudge its a cream liner i love it. its worth about 20 bucks:) but gives u very nice results and soo easy to apply. really soft
liquid for the winged look flirt cosmetics i swear has the best liquid liner
Why does my whip cream (Reddi Whip), the stuff you use on sundaes come out all liquid now instead of puff?????
you need to shake the can! or it could be old?Why does my whip cream (Reddi Whip), the stuff you use on sundaes come out all liquid now instead of puff?????
its not cold enough.
you should chill the bowl that u are using.
when whip is to warm that what it dose.Why does my whip cream (Reddi Whip), the stuff you use on sundaes come out all liquid now instead of puff?????
It could be a number of things but the biggest one is it doesnt have any more gas in it. Cause you were probably playing with the nozzle alot, even when you didnt want to use it.
Or its just not cold enough.
Cool Whip is soooooo much better!
throw it away don't use it
Because the gas is gone, so all that comes out is the cream. Has someone in your house been huffing the Redi-Whip?
It could be to warm. And actually, real whipped cream is better. Reddi Whip is mostly gas. So it will water down real easily. Make either whipped cream from heavy cream or stabalized whipped cream for best results.
its not cold enough.
you should chill the bowl that u are using.
when whip is to warm that what it dose.Why does my whip cream (Reddi Whip), the stuff you use on sundaes come out all liquid now instead of puff?????
It could be a number of things but the biggest one is it doesnt have any more gas in it. Cause you were probably playing with the nozzle alot, even when you didnt want to use it.
Or its just not cold enough.
Cool Whip is soooooo much better!
throw it away don't use it
Because the gas is gone, so all that comes out is the cream. Has someone in your house been huffing the Redi-Whip?
It could be to warm. And actually, real whipped cream is better. Reddi Whip is mostly gas. So it will water down real easily. Make either whipped cream from heavy cream or stabalized whipped cream for best results.
Liquid vs. Cream vs. Pencil Eyeliner?
Im just wondering which one is the best and what are the benefits.
1. Which one(s) do you use and why
2. Brand name
3. If needed, which type of eye brushes do you use
TY!Liquid vs. Cream vs. Pencil Eyeliner?
liquid.
it's long lashing, it does not smudge and it creates a dramatic yet precise effect. although with shakey hands it may not be a great idea.
recommended liquid eyeliner is avon
however, i'm not the biggest fan of liquid liner because it gets everywhere and it takes longer to dry.
cream
I LOVE gel/cream eyeliner. I currently use stila smudge pot in black. it's fantastic. it pretty much contain all the same qualities of a liquid eyeliner, it doesn't smudge and it stays put ALL day. it also dry in an instance so it's not messy.
i would recommend any of the coastal scents eyeliner brush. preferably a fine brush. I find it easier to use than a flat eyeliner brush
Oh and cream liner is great for top lids, not so much for waterline
pencil.
I use lavera organic eyeliner. because it's all natural and does not harm my eyes. pencil eyeliner is ideal for bottom lashline/waterline no so much for top lids since it does tend to smudge a lot.
you can also use it as an eyeshadow primer.Liquid vs. Cream vs. Pencil Eyeliner?
1.) I use either Ulta brand eyeliner (ulta.com) or Cover Girl pencil eyeliner. Because it works really good, and I don't recommend liquid eyeliner because it's harder to put on and kind of messy
2.) Cover Girl, Ulta, or Hard Candy (hardcandy.com) are the best brands
3.) I don't use any, they're not really necessary
Hope i helped :)
I have a few liners that i use for different purposes.
1. I use pencils in tightlining because it stays on better %26amp; it doesn't sting my eye...(lining the upper %26amp; lower waterline)
I use gel liners if i just want to emphasize the shape of my eyes by lining the outer corner of my upper lash line..i don't go all the way...then set it with either a dark brown powder or black powder..
I use liquid liner if i want to have a well defined cat-eye look. It's a lot better if you use liquids to emphasize your lines...
2. As for me, i do have a couple of liners that i use:
pencil - Lancome Le Crayon Kohl
cream/gel - Fanny Serrano Gel Liner
liquid - ELF Liquid Liner
3. As for brush...i only use it when i use the gel liner %26amp; also setting it.
%26amp; i made a blog entry on that:
http://thiamere.blogspot.com/2009/04/my-鈥?/a>
just feel free to visit that so that you will be able to have a better idea.
hope this helps!
^_^
1. Which one(s) do you use and why
2. Brand name
3. If needed, which type of eye brushes do you use
TY!Liquid vs. Cream vs. Pencil Eyeliner?
liquid.
it's long lashing, it does not smudge and it creates a dramatic yet precise effect. although with shakey hands it may not be a great idea.
recommended liquid eyeliner is avon
however, i'm not the biggest fan of liquid liner because it gets everywhere and it takes longer to dry.
cream
I LOVE gel/cream eyeliner. I currently use stila smudge pot in black. it's fantastic. it pretty much contain all the same qualities of a liquid eyeliner, it doesn't smudge and it stays put ALL day. it also dry in an instance so it's not messy.
i would recommend any of the coastal scents eyeliner brush. preferably a fine brush. I find it easier to use than a flat eyeliner brush
Oh and cream liner is great for top lids, not so much for waterline
pencil.
I use lavera organic eyeliner. because it's all natural and does not harm my eyes. pencil eyeliner is ideal for bottom lashline/waterline no so much for top lids since it does tend to smudge a lot.
you can also use it as an eyeshadow primer.Liquid vs. Cream vs. Pencil Eyeliner?
1.) I use either Ulta brand eyeliner (ulta.com) or Cover Girl pencil eyeliner. Because it works really good, and I don't recommend liquid eyeliner because it's harder to put on and kind of messy
2.) Cover Girl, Ulta, or Hard Candy (hardcandy.com) are the best brands
3.) I don't use any, they're not really necessary
Hope i helped :)
I have a few liners that i use for different purposes.
1. I use pencils in tightlining because it stays on better %26amp; it doesn't sting my eye...(lining the upper %26amp; lower waterline)
I use gel liners if i just want to emphasize the shape of my eyes by lining the outer corner of my upper lash line..i don't go all the way...then set it with either a dark brown powder or black powder..
I use liquid liner if i want to have a well defined cat-eye look. It's a lot better if you use liquids to emphasize your lines...
2. As for me, i do have a couple of liners that i use:
pencil - Lancome Le Crayon Kohl
cream/gel - Fanny Serrano Gel Liner
liquid - ELF Liquid Liner
3. As for brush...i only use it when i use the gel liner %26amp; also setting it.
%26amp; i made a blog entry on that:
http://thiamere.blogspot.com/2009/04/my-鈥?/a>
just feel free to visit that so that you will be able to have a better idea.
hope this helps!
^_^
When cooking with coconut milk/cream, do you use the watery liquid as well, or just the white part?
Use all of it. It separates in the can, so you may want to turn the can over 10 minutes before opening, or shake it really well. The ';lite'; coconut milk doesn't separate as much.
I cook with coconut milk a lot. You can sub ';lite'; for half the amount without much effect on texture and no effect on taste. When cooking with coconut milk/cream, do you use the watery liquid as well, or just the white part?
All of it - with the cream there is no watery part-with the coconut milk in the can you use it all -shake to mix if you are not going to use the entire can-it has just separated -that's all.When cooking with coconut milk/cream, do you use the watery liquid as well, or just the white part?
You use all of it. You should stir it first if you want for better quality. I always use coconut milk. Saute your vegetables and after the meats before you add the coconut milk. It'll taste awesome!!
Yes
I use all of it.
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I cook with coconut milk a lot. You can sub ';lite'; for half the amount without much effect on texture and no effect on taste. When cooking with coconut milk/cream, do you use the watery liquid as well, or just the white part?
All of it - with the cream there is no watery part-with the coconut milk in the can you use it all -shake to mix if you are not going to use the entire can-it has just separated -that's all.When cooking with coconut milk/cream, do you use the watery liquid as well, or just the white part?
You use all of it. You should stir it first if you want for better quality. I always use coconut milk. Saute your vegetables and after the meats before you add the coconut milk. It'll taste awesome!!
Yes
I use all of it.
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When cooking with coconut milk/cream, do you use the watery liquid as well, or just the white part?
Use all of it. It separates in the can, so you may want to turn the can over 10 minutes before opening, or shake it really well. The ';lite'; coconut milk doesn't separate as much.
I cook with coconut milk a lot. You can sub ';lite'; for half the amount without much effect on texture and no effect on taste. When cooking with coconut milk/cream, do you use the watery liquid as well, or just the white part?
All of it - with the cream there is no watery part-with the coconut milk in the can you use it all -shake to mix if you are not going to use the entire can-it has just separated -that's all.When cooking with coconut milk/cream, do you use the watery liquid as well, or just the white part?
You use all of it. You should stir it first if you want for better quality. I always use coconut milk. Saute your vegetables and after the meats before you add the coconut milk. It'll taste awesome!!
Yes
I use all of it.
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I cook with coconut milk a lot. You can sub ';lite'; for half the amount without much effect on texture and no effect on taste. When cooking with coconut milk/cream, do you use the watery liquid as well, or just the white part?
All of it - with the cream there is no watery part-with the coconut milk in the can you use it all -shake to mix if you are not going to use the entire can-it has just separated -that's all.When cooking with coconut milk/cream, do you use the watery liquid as well, or just the white part?
You use all of it. You should stir it first if you want for better quality. I always use coconut milk. Saute your vegetables and after the meats before you add the coconut milk. It'll taste awesome!!
Yes
I use all of it.
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Is whipped cream a solid or liquid?
whip cream is a colloidal mixture like gel, which has suspended particles so it is liquidIs whipped cream a solid or liquid?
Whipped cream performs this rapid changing act because of a phenomenon called ';shear thinning.'; When part of the foam is forced to slide or ';shear'; past the rest of the foam, the foam ';thins.'; It becomes less like honey and more like water, allowing it to flow easily until the shearing stops.
Yes, but whip cream also doesn't always stay in this formation. Actually store bought whip cream is just the cream added with a little bit of vanilla, sweetener, and then but in the can. THe can actually an aerosol can so it putts the whip cream under pressure causing it to whip up. But if you try this, you'll understand that whip cream can change back to a liquid. If you have just normal whipped up cream, and leave it out to settle, it will go back to cream, like before. If you freeze you whip cream, the whole thing would have to be unfrozen, and then it would start melting back into a liquid.Is whipped cream a solid or liquid?
It's a liquid - if you get enough of it, it will definitely flow. Think of it this way - cream is a liquid, and when you whip it you add air bubbles, but that doesn't change it into a solid.
liquid because it is made from milk so it liquid!!!!any more questions
Whipped cream performs this rapid changing act because of a phenomenon called ';shear thinning.'; When part of the foam is forced to slide or ';shear'; past the rest of the foam, the foam ';thins.'; It becomes less like honey and more like water, allowing it to flow easily until the shearing stops.
Yes, but whip cream also doesn't always stay in this formation. Actually store bought whip cream is just the cream added with a little bit of vanilla, sweetener, and then but in the can. THe can actually an aerosol can so it putts the whip cream under pressure causing it to whip up. But if you try this, you'll understand that whip cream can change back to a liquid. If you have just normal whipped up cream, and leave it out to settle, it will go back to cream, like before. If you freeze you whip cream, the whole thing would have to be unfrozen, and then it would start melting back into a liquid.Is whipped cream a solid or liquid?
It's a liquid - if you get enough of it, it will definitely flow. Think of it this way - cream is a liquid, and when you whip it you add air bubbles, but that doesn't change it into a solid.
liquid because it is made from milk so it liquid!!!!any more questions
Is whip cream a solid or liquid?
seriously... is it solid or liquid?Is whip cream a solid or liquid?
According to Chemistry 101 rules:
A Gas is something that's atoms expand to fill all available space.
Has no definite shape or volume.
A liquid is something that is ';an amorphous (non-crystalline) form of matter between a gas and a solid that has a definite volume, but no definite shape.';
A solid is something that's atoms have little movement, no flow, has definite volume and a definite shape.
According to these rules, I'd say whip(ed) cream is a solid. This is assuming that it is stiffly whipped and not 'fluffy' or 'soft peaks'.Is whip cream a solid or liquid?
One method I was always taught is if its something that can be poured (like water, juice, cream, etc etc) then its a liquid. If it wouldn't be poured in the traditional sense of the word, then its a solid. I would consider whip cream a liquid since its initial form is a liquid (cream) with air whipped in.
it is a colloid, a complex emulsion of fats, water, and air, thus it is still in a liquid state
loose solid it still has a structure
a solid liquid materiail( forgot the scientific name ) would be like mixing cornstarch and water
I'd call it a ';full liquid';
Probably a solid.
its a liquid because you cant bite hard on it because its like biting water so it is a liquid
It's a solid. It just has a lot of air in it.
liquid
what a great question!
...but idk the answer
According to Chemistry 101 rules:
A Gas is something that's atoms expand to fill all available space.
Has no definite shape or volume.
A liquid is something that is ';an amorphous (non-crystalline) form of matter between a gas and a solid that has a definite volume, but no definite shape.';
A solid is something that's atoms have little movement, no flow, has definite volume and a definite shape.
According to these rules, I'd say whip(ed) cream is a solid. This is assuming that it is stiffly whipped and not 'fluffy' or 'soft peaks'.Is whip cream a solid or liquid?
One method I was always taught is if its something that can be poured (like water, juice, cream, etc etc) then its a liquid. If it wouldn't be poured in the traditional sense of the word, then its a solid. I would consider whip cream a liquid since its initial form is a liquid (cream) with air whipped in.
it is a colloid, a complex emulsion of fats, water, and air, thus it is still in a liquid state
loose solid it still has a structure
a solid liquid materiail( forgot the scientific name ) would be like mixing cornstarch and water
I'd call it a ';full liquid';
Probably a solid.
its a liquid because you cant bite hard on it because its like biting water so it is a liquid
It's a solid. It just has a lot of air in it.
liquid
what a great question!
...but idk the answer
Liquid or cream eyeliner? 10 Points.?
Do you like liquid or cream eyeliner better?
-ThanksLiquid or cream eyeliner? 10 Points.?
Personally I prefer HIP cream liner. It has great color and amazing staying power (longer than any liquid liner I've tried).
But I do like liquid liner for certain looks.Liquid or cream eyeliner? 10 Points.?
I like both to be honest, but I like liquid a bit better, since it stays on a bit longer and it's easier to apply. It also sometimes comes in more colours and sometimes is cheaper.
For liquid, I would recommend M.A.C.'s liquid liner.
For cream, I would recommend smashbox's cream liner.
Hope this helped.
I'd have to say it depends on my mood and where im going, liquid is quick to apply %26amp; you can easily pull off the ';cat eye'; look. Cream liner on the other hand takes more time and usually comes in a container like eyeshadow and you need a little brush to apply it, so if you have more time in the morning you should use that instead, personally i think they are both great and every women should have both on hand!
Defiantly the liquid eyeliner because it stays longer then the cream.
the cream is good to but it doesn't stay longer on the face
and plus it would smudge all over and make mess.
liquid
I think liquid liner is easier to apply, but I like the way cream eyeliner works and looks like. So, I guess cream eyeliner in my opinion.
I use both, I prefere Liquid for my top eye lid because it make a thinner more exact line. And I like pencil eyeliner for my bottom eyelid.
Liquid eyeliner , IMO
is easier to apply, because you don't have to use
an eyeliner brush or anything like that.
i like cream eyeliner
-ThanksLiquid or cream eyeliner? 10 Points.?
Personally I prefer HIP cream liner. It has great color and amazing staying power (longer than any liquid liner I've tried).
But I do like liquid liner for certain looks.Liquid or cream eyeliner? 10 Points.?
I like both to be honest, but I like liquid a bit better, since it stays on a bit longer and it's easier to apply. It also sometimes comes in more colours and sometimes is cheaper.
For liquid, I would recommend M.A.C.'s liquid liner.
For cream, I would recommend smashbox's cream liner.
Hope this helped.
I'd have to say it depends on my mood and where im going, liquid is quick to apply %26amp; you can easily pull off the ';cat eye'; look. Cream liner on the other hand takes more time and usually comes in a container like eyeshadow and you need a little brush to apply it, so if you have more time in the morning you should use that instead, personally i think they are both great and every women should have both on hand!
Defiantly the liquid eyeliner because it stays longer then the cream.
the cream is good to but it doesn't stay longer on the face
and plus it would smudge all over and make mess.
liquid
I think liquid liner is easier to apply, but I like the way cream eyeliner works and looks like. So, I guess cream eyeliner in my opinion.
I use both, I prefere Liquid for my top eye lid because it make a thinner more exact line. And I like pencil eyeliner for my bottom eyelid.
Liquid eyeliner , IMO
is easier to apply, because you don't have to use
an eyeliner brush or anything like that.
i like cream eyeliner
Can you please suggest any cream or liquid foundation which is talc-free, oil-free and non-comedogenic ? ?
Physicians Formula Talc-Free Mineral Foundation is gentle, mineral based foundation that is free of talc which can irritate skin. This weightless formula glides onto skin and creates a flawless second skin with a natural looking matte finish. Infused with Antioxidant Vitamins A and E to fight the free radicals that cause wrinkles and skin discoloration. Suitable for those with sensitive skin. Hypoallergenic. Fragrance free. Non-comedogenic. Dermatologist approved. Oil free.Can you please suggest any cream or liquid foundation which is talc-free, oil-free and non-comedogenic ? ?
try Physicians Formula. idk if that fits ur requirements but it works really well for me and i dont use any other brand but this one now. i love their powder foundations and last forever.
try it!!!! you'll love it.Can you please suggest any cream or liquid foundation which is talc-free, oil-free and non-comedogenic ? ?
i use a tinted Moisturizer, Jane. I guy it at walmart. I think it's great.
try Physicians Formula. idk if that fits ur requirements but it works really well for me and i dont use any other brand but this one now. i love their powder foundations and last forever.
try it!!!! you'll love it.Can you please suggest any cream or liquid foundation which is talc-free, oil-free and non-comedogenic ? ?
i use a tinted Moisturizer, Jane. I guy it at walmart. I think it's great.
I have an ice-cream scooper that has some type of liquid in it...?
What is the ';liquid'; in my scooper?I have an ice-cream scooper that has some type of liquid in it...?
If you mean contained within the scooper, then it's so you can freeze it and your scoops won't melt when you're making them coming out of the container you bought the ice cream in. I don't remember what the fluid itself is, but it's similar or the same as they put in reusable icepacks.I have an ice-cream scooper that has some type of liquid in it...?
Same stuff they put in ice packs.
It's non-toxic anti-freeze basically,
Most of those icecream scoopers have antifreeze in them. You will have to ask where you got it to be sure.
Ice Cream Roll Dippers - 3 oz
Product Code: JR-7512 Model: 7512
Ice Cream Roll Dipper Cast Aluminum 3 Oz. Capacity 2-1/2 X 2 Bowl Dimension Self Defrosting Not Dishwasher Safe
believe me not dishwasher safe it turns it black
I think it's Anti-Freeze. It works alot better then they used to. Whoever came up with that is a genius!
Its a non toxic anti freeze. Its purpose is to keep the scoop warm so the ice cream doesn't freeze to the scoop
If you mean contained within the scooper, then it's so you can freeze it and your scoops won't melt when you're making them coming out of the container you bought the ice cream in. I don't remember what the fluid itself is, but it's similar or the same as they put in reusable icepacks.I have an ice-cream scooper that has some type of liquid in it...?
Same stuff they put in ice packs.
It's non-toxic anti-freeze basically,
Most of those icecream scoopers have antifreeze in them. You will have to ask where you got it to be sure.
Ice Cream Roll Dippers - 3 oz
Product Code: JR-7512 Model: 7512
Ice Cream Roll Dipper Cast Aluminum 3 Oz. Capacity 2-1/2 X 2 Bowl Dimension Self Defrosting Not Dishwasher Safe
believe me not dishwasher safe it turns it black
I think it's Anti-Freeze. It works alot better then they used to. Whoever came up with that is a genius!
Its a non toxic anti freeze. Its purpose is to keep the scoop warm so the ice cream doesn't freeze to the scoop
Whats the difference between cream, liquid, gel, and powder eyeliners?
i would like to know please. also, which one is best? i dont care if brushes and the actual liner are sold separately, i just wanna know which one works BEST. also, please name a good brand. i dont care for price.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3065/3028鈥?/a>
me wearing revlon colorstay liquid eyeliner
http://www.revlon.com/ProductCatalog/Pro鈥?/a>Whats the difference between cream, liquid, gel, and powder eyeliners?
The previous member answered your question very well. I apply the powder eyeliner with an angled brush but stopped using it because everytime I sneezed, the small particles would scatter onto my eyelid!!! Plus it pigments your skin. Gel liner is applied with an angled brush. I have used bobbi brown and mac but I prefer bobbi brown as its thicker. Gel liners can also be used to line the inside of your eyes (making them appear bigger). Again bobbi brown is better as its visible and lasts. Liquid eyeliner is the quickest to apply. I use l'oreal superliner. I suggest bobbi brown gel eyeliner. You can't go wrong with that. With the liquid you'll have to try and test to see which works the best and which has the best 'eye wand'.Whats the difference between cream, liquid, gel, and powder eyeliners?
Cream liner, as the name suggests, is a liner with a creamy base and texture, it is applied with an angled brush. Liquid liners are a more wet, ink type of liner, they can be applied with a brush or come in wands or texta style tips. Gel liners are more natural, they are of a gel-like texture and applied with a brush. Powder liners are basically very highly pigmented powders, that can be applied with a wet brush.
I like MAC for all of these products. However, I would suggest Napoleon Pedris Charcoal Liner for powder.
your not going to know which one is best until you obviously try them! helloFish
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3065/3028鈥?/a>
me wearing revlon colorstay liquid eyeliner
http://www.revlon.com/ProductCatalog/Pro鈥?/a>Whats the difference between cream, liquid, gel, and powder eyeliners?
The previous member answered your question very well. I apply the powder eyeliner with an angled brush but stopped using it because everytime I sneezed, the small particles would scatter onto my eyelid!!! Plus it pigments your skin. Gel liner is applied with an angled brush. I have used bobbi brown and mac but I prefer bobbi brown as its thicker. Gel liners can also be used to line the inside of your eyes (making them appear bigger). Again bobbi brown is better as its visible and lasts. Liquid eyeliner is the quickest to apply. I use l'oreal superliner. I suggest bobbi brown gel eyeliner. You can't go wrong with that. With the liquid you'll have to try and test to see which works the best and which has the best 'eye wand'.Whats the difference between cream, liquid, gel, and powder eyeliners?
Cream liner, as the name suggests, is a liner with a creamy base and texture, it is applied with an angled brush. Liquid liners are a more wet, ink type of liner, they can be applied with a brush or come in wands or texta style tips. Gel liners are more natural, they are of a gel-like texture and applied with a brush. Powder liners are basically very highly pigmented powders, that can be applied with a wet brush.
I like MAC for all of these products. However, I would suggest Napoleon Pedris Charcoal Liner for powder.
your not going to know which one is best until you obviously try them! hello
Liquid or cream eyeliner?
What works best?
A more darker look?Liquid or cream eyeliner?
It really comes down to what you prefer, and which is darker will totally depend on the brand. I really like Clinique's cream liner, it's a very dark black and it's VERY creamy and easier to work with than other cream liners I've used. For colored liners I do prefer liquid though. Both are pretty easy to apply once you get the hang of it, and using a thin pointed brush makes application much easier.Liquid or cream eyeliner?
I prefer cream eyeliner it glides on smooth and doesn't look pasty...the liquid one tends to dry and flake off and that doesn't look good...and liquid also is harder to apply and more goopy ....to also let you know some cream eyeliners come with a self sharpener so you can get more dramatic results if that's what your looking for and for a more lighter or natural approach you can use a smudger
cream is smokier. i like the exact look of pencil though. depends on how much you put on, but usually i find pencil to be darker.
I like cream. It can look a lot smokier, less clownish, plus it doesn't smear if you put a little bit of foundation on your eyes.
well liquid is a lot harder to put on put i like the look of liquid better!!
i perfer cream.
but liquid gets really dark.
but the result isnt as good
A more darker look?Liquid or cream eyeliner?
It really comes down to what you prefer, and which is darker will totally depend on the brand. I really like Clinique's cream liner, it's a very dark black and it's VERY creamy and easier to work with than other cream liners I've used. For colored liners I do prefer liquid though. Both are pretty easy to apply once you get the hang of it, and using a thin pointed brush makes application much easier.Liquid or cream eyeliner?
I prefer cream eyeliner it glides on smooth and doesn't look pasty...the liquid one tends to dry and flake off and that doesn't look good...and liquid also is harder to apply and more goopy ....to also let you know some cream eyeliners come with a self sharpener so you can get more dramatic results if that's what your looking for and for a more lighter or natural approach you can use a smudger
cream is smokier. i like the exact look of pencil though. depends on how much you put on, but usually i find pencil to be darker.
I like cream. It can look a lot smokier, less clownish, plus it doesn't smear if you put a little bit of foundation on your eyes.
well liquid is a lot harder to put on put i like the look of liquid better!!
i perfer cream.
but liquid gets really dark.
but the result isnt as good
Are we allowed to carry makeup on flights? No liquid bottles but only compact cream foundations and lipstick.?
You can carry your makeup (including liquids) in your carryon. ALL liquids in your carryon must fit in a 1quart zip top bag and must be 3.4 ounces/100ml or less. You can read more about what is and is not allowed at http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/p鈥?/a>
Lip stick that's in a tube is not considered a liquid and does not need to be in the bag. If the compact is solid you should be ok too, however, you may want to put it in the zip top bag just to be safe.Are we allowed to carry makeup on flights? No liquid bottles but only compact cream foundations and lipstick.?
just to be safe I would put it in a ziplock bag... I went to FL with a small liquid lip gloss tube and I got pulled outta line and they wanted me to go through again if I wanted to keep it.... it took long the first time so I said ';toss it'; and medicine like Dayquil needs to be a bag too... trust me :oS
have a good flight :o)Are we allowed to carry makeup on flights? No liquid bottles but only compact cream foundations and lipstick.?
Yes, you can. However you will be required to seperate them into a plastic bag. check this site for updated security information: http://www.tsa.gov or this site:
http://wehow.ehow.com/how_2003583_pack-h鈥?/a>
Good luck with the trip!
at some airports, they let u carry liquid if it fits inside a certain sized ziploc bag (i saw it on a poster at an airport) im sure compact cream foundations and lipstick would fit in the ziploc bag but it really depends on the airport
oh yeah, and i think u can bring it if it's not in a carry-on bag
GOOD LUCK! =]
anything other than gels,hard perfumes
I think that should be fine. As long as its not liquidy.
they confiscating my hand sanitizer!!
grrr...
but I've brought lip balm so if its not liquid, it should be fine.
Lip stick that's in a tube is not considered a liquid and does not need to be in the bag. If the compact is solid you should be ok too, however, you may want to put it in the zip top bag just to be safe.Are we allowed to carry makeup on flights? No liquid bottles but only compact cream foundations and lipstick.?
just to be safe I would put it in a ziplock bag... I went to FL with a small liquid lip gloss tube and I got pulled outta line and they wanted me to go through again if I wanted to keep it.... it took long the first time so I said ';toss it'; and medicine like Dayquil needs to be a bag too... trust me :oS
have a good flight :o)Are we allowed to carry makeup on flights? No liquid bottles but only compact cream foundations and lipstick.?
Yes, you can. However you will be required to seperate them into a plastic bag. check this site for updated security information: http://www.tsa.gov or this site:
http://wehow.ehow.com/how_2003583_pack-h鈥?/a>
Good luck with the trip!
at some airports, they let u carry liquid if it fits inside a certain sized ziploc bag (i saw it on a poster at an airport) im sure compact cream foundations and lipstick would fit in the ziploc bag but it really depends on the airport
oh yeah, and i think u can bring it if it's not in a carry-on bag
GOOD LUCK! =]
anything other than gels,hard perfumes
I think that should be fine. As long as its not liquidy.
they confiscating my hand sanitizer!!
grrr...
but I've brought lip balm so if its not liquid, it should be fine.
Very oily skin/need full coverage: liquid, powder, or cream foundation?
Note: I hated Bare Essentials...it was really terrible for my skin.
Which type of foundation is the best to use on very red, oily skin? Or should it be a combination, such as liquid+powder or cream+powder?Very oily skin/need full coverage: liquid, powder, or cream foundation?
I highly recommend LORAC Oil Free Neutralizer to take out all the redness in the face ($30 from sephora)
and I find oil-free powder is the best for oily skin. Try a powder like Clinque Stay-Matte Sheer Pressed Powder.
Hope that helps!Very oily skin/need full coverage: liquid, powder, or cream foundation?
I have very very very oil skin and I use Revlon Colorstay! I was a little hesitant to get a foundation, in stead of a pressed powder like i usually use, but it works great! Make sure to get the Revlon Colorstay that says ';Oily/ CombinationSkin SPF 6';.
The Revlon ColorStay foundation did not make my skin oily- at all, nor did it make it too dry. I have used department store foundations before and I can't see using any other foundation then my Revlon Colorstay!
Well foundation for oily skin is bad. It just makes your skin oilier. Use neutrogena though if you need to use it. All their makeup is great. I use the blemish control which actually helps with oiliness. All I use is the powder and concealer.
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thats what concealer is for. If its not like your entire face is red than you just put concealer on those blemish scars and blend. Its much better then putting oily stuff all over your face that is oil pron. Sorry if that sounded mean. I'm not trying to be mean. I'm just saying. If your face is already oily then using foundation, which is very oily is not a good idea.
well, i have oily skin as well. right now i'm using Almay foundation and pressed powder for oily skin (their products are separated from oily to normal to dry, etc.), and it stays on great, and is fairly inexpensive too compared to other name brand makeups. good luck!
Use Smashbox Powder Foundation. It's lightweight but stays on all day and looks super natural. Also, powder foundations will actually help absorb the oil from your skin!
Hope this helps! :]
ive heard that powder is best for oily skin,
Which type of foundation is the best to use on very red, oily skin? Or should it be a combination, such as liquid+powder or cream+powder?Very oily skin/need full coverage: liquid, powder, or cream foundation?
I highly recommend LORAC Oil Free Neutralizer to take out all the redness in the face ($30 from sephora)
and I find oil-free powder is the best for oily skin. Try a powder like Clinque Stay-Matte Sheer Pressed Powder.
Hope that helps!Very oily skin/need full coverage: liquid, powder, or cream foundation?
I have very very very oil skin and I use Revlon Colorstay! I was a little hesitant to get a foundation, in stead of a pressed powder like i usually use, but it works great! Make sure to get the Revlon Colorstay that says ';Oily/ CombinationSkin SPF 6';.
The Revlon ColorStay foundation did not make my skin oily- at all, nor did it make it too dry. I have used department store foundations before and I can't see using any other foundation then my Revlon Colorstay!
Well foundation for oily skin is bad. It just makes your skin oilier. Use neutrogena though if you need to use it. All their makeup is great. I use the blemish control which actually helps with oiliness. All I use is the powder and concealer.
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thats what concealer is for. If its not like your entire face is red than you just put concealer on those blemish scars and blend. Its much better then putting oily stuff all over your face that is oil pron. Sorry if that sounded mean. I'm not trying to be mean. I'm just saying. If your face is already oily then using foundation, which is very oily is not a good idea.
well, i have oily skin as well. right now i'm using Almay foundation and pressed powder for oily skin (their products are separated from oily to normal to dry, etc.), and it stays on great, and is fairly inexpensive too compared to other name brand makeups. good luck!
Use Smashbox Powder Foundation. It's lightweight but stays on all day and looks super natural. Also, powder foundations will actually help absorb the oil from your skin!
Hope this helps! :]
ive heard that powder is best for oily skin,
Is liquid nitrogen ice cream safe to eat?
I had it a few times and the answer is Yes. The nitrogen evaporates way before you ever get it, it's the evaporation that makes the rest of the stuff cold.
Plus every breath you take is 70% nitrogen.
And it's delicious, as the freezing happens so quickly, it's a very different texture to normal ice cream.
Plus every breath you take is 70% nitrogen.
And it's delicious, as the freezing happens so quickly, it's a very different texture to normal ice cream.
What cream is best to use on a reaction to washing up liquid?
please helpWhat cream is best to use on a reaction to washing up liquid?
E45 is a good start.What cream is best to use on a reaction to washing up liquid?
me too.. E45:-) Report Abuse
Take some antihistamine tables.
Sudocreme is very soothing on any kind of rash or soreness. I always use rubber gloves when washing up - it helps!
As it`s a chemical reaction you need a cream without more chemicals in it.I often use Calendula and Aloe Vera cream.You`ll find it in most health food shops and some pharmacies.Keep it in the fridge as there are no preservatives in it.Hope this helps
barrier cream.
E45
I agree with Mad. Sudocreme is the best and it's great on burns too.
Betnovate but I think its only on Prescription. Or maybe E5 cream, I think you can buy it from chemist
ice cream
E45 is a good start.What cream is best to use on a reaction to washing up liquid?
me too.. E45:-) Report Abuse
Take some antihistamine tables.
Sudocreme is very soothing on any kind of rash or soreness. I always use rubber gloves when washing up - it helps!
As it`s a chemical reaction you need a cream without more chemicals in it.I often use Calendula and Aloe Vera cream.You`ll find it in most health food shops and some pharmacies.Keep it in the fridge as there are no preservatives in it.Hope this helps
barrier cream.
E45
I agree with Mad. Sudocreme is the best and it's great on burns too.
Betnovate but I think its only on Prescription. Or maybe E5 cream, I think you can buy it from chemist
ice cream
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Is Cetaphil a liquid or cream...?
Is Cetaphil a liquid or a cream cleanser?Is Cetaphil a liquid or cream...?
both,,,liquid for cleansing...lotion to go over the bad spots for long term treatmentIs Cetaphil a liquid or cream...?
It's almost a cross between both, but it has more of the consistency of a liquid.
it's both.Fish
both,,,liquid for cleansing...lotion to go over the bad spots for long term treatmentIs Cetaphil a liquid or cream...?
It's almost a cross between both, but it has more of the consistency of a liquid.
it's both.
Hair dyeing cream/liquid/?
Okay you know those hair dyes? Well how do you use that to dye streaks only not your whole hair?
Like you use a highlighting wand? i dont really get it. :( Hair dyeing cream/liquid/?
you can either buy a coloring kit (all of the hair) or a highlight kid (only some of the hair) the directions inside the box will guide you.Hair dyeing cream/liquid/?
If you really don't get it, don't try. go to a salon.
Like you use a highlighting wand? i dont really get it. :( Hair dyeing cream/liquid/?
you can either buy a coloring kit (all of the hair) or a highlight kid (only some of the hair) the directions inside the box will guide you.Hair dyeing cream/liquid/?
If you really don't get it, don't try. go to a salon.
Is ice cream considered part of a liquid diet?
People are throwing down the icecream diet without even knowing anything about it and how it works.
The Icecream diet is a real diet, (but it is not part of the liquid diet.)
The icecream diet is currently being researched and has found to be beneficial in weight loss, and for women who are more prone to osteoporosis, because of the high amounts of calcium that is being taken in.
if your body doesn't get enough calcium, fat cells are triggered to store more fat.
In a recent study, people getting their calcium from dairy products lost a much higher percentage of weight than the people on calcium supplements.
Uma Thurman and other hollywood stars swear by the diet, as they use it for preparing for their film roles.
Doctors and scientists in Japan and America have been studying its benefits saying,
a half gallon of ice cream a day (Preferably low/no sugar) along with 100 calorie fat free pudding, calcium enriched low/no fat yogart, and a bar of dark chocolate, can actually be beneficial to the health and diet. (Dark chocolate already has been proven to have positive effects on your heart.)
Some do recommend that you eat 3 days worth of the ice cream diet, and 4 days worth of a well balanced diet including other foods and continue in that pattern as you diet. 3 days on, 4 days off, 3 days on, so forth.
Some recommend eating the diet until you've lost the recommended weight. If you have cravings for a burger, head out instead to Subway and buy a half 6 gram of fat sub to satisfy that craving, then ween to a well balanced diet when you've reached your goals.
There are many forms of this diet out there, but whatever form... many people have said they've lost weight and have kept it off using this diet plan, and have felt much healthier than they were on pills that had side effects, or an all liquid diet.
of course you should always discuss your diet plans with a doctor to make sure you're not doing anything detremental to your health. Not every diet is healthy for everyone.
As for liquid diets that would include (Teas, water, juices, slim fast shakes, ensure or boost, coffee) Most liquid diets may not be suitable for long-term or excessive weight loss. They are, however, of benefit for certain types of procedures both pre- and post-operation, plus they are a type of regimen that is desired following bariatric surgeries.
but if you're not pre or post op, and you're not a bariatric patient, then the liquid diet is not recommended.
My doctor gave me the ok to try the ice cream diet along with my Alli pills he recommended to me.
I lost 15 pounds in 3 weeks, and now that I'm off the ice cream diet and on a healthy diet plan through Alli, I've kept it off and have also been able to lose the 5 extra pounds I was going for. I wasn't fatigued, I wasn't starving, I felt much healthier than when I was starving myself...
Following just the recommended Alli diet with my pills, I was constantly fluctuating in weight, losing then gaining, even though I never had snacks, nor went over my calorie / fat limit, and while I wasn't starving like on some diets, I also wasn't completely satisfied or ';full'; which sometimes led to late night cravings that causes loss of sleep.
I also wasn't taking in any calcium because milk can be high in fat, and skim makes my stomach turn. So I was putting myself at risk with a lack of calcium content.
So I must say, I liked the ice cream diet personally, for me.
of course I personally had low sugar and low fat ice creams, and I supplimented my proteins through one Turkey sub with a little lettuce and light mayo from subway. It was 4.5 grams of fat, and 210 calories.
I also take a Multi-vitamin and a B100 vitamin (but that's for nerve damage...) however, its been an effective extra in my dieting as well.
always talk to the doc first though for any diet.Is ice cream considered part of a liquid diet?
Ice Cream = Sugar and Fat
Sugar and Fat = The enemy of a diet.
Your answer = No.Is ice cream considered part of a liquid diet?
ice cream and diet are NOT in the same sentence!
whether its liquid or not is irrelevant, i know you'd like to be told the more ice cream you eat the slimmer you will become, but that is not the reality. stay away from the ice cream!
no but popsickles are.....
no, nor is milk, because of the protiens and fat found in all dairy products they are not considered part of a liquid diet.
The Icecream diet is a real diet, (but it is not part of the liquid diet.)
The icecream diet is currently being researched and has found to be beneficial in weight loss, and for women who are more prone to osteoporosis, because of the high amounts of calcium that is being taken in.
if your body doesn't get enough calcium, fat cells are triggered to store more fat.
In a recent study, people getting their calcium from dairy products lost a much higher percentage of weight than the people on calcium supplements.
Uma Thurman and other hollywood stars swear by the diet, as they use it for preparing for their film roles.
Doctors and scientists in Japan and America have been studying its benefits saying,
a half gallon of ice cream a day (Preferably low/no sugar) along with 100 calorie fat free pudding, calcium enriched low/no fat yogart, and a bar of dark chocolate, can actually be beneficial to the health and diet. (Dark chocolate already has been proven to have positive effects on your heart.)
Some do recommend that you eat 3 days worth of the ice cream diet, and 4 days worth of a well balanced diet including other foods and continue in that pattern as you diet. 3 days on, 4 days off, 3 days on, so forth.
Some recommend eating the diet until you've lost the recommended weight. If you have cravings for a burger, head out instead to Subway and buy a half 6 gram of fat sub to satisfy that craving, then ween to a well balanced diet when you've reached your goals.
There are many forms of this diet out there, but whatever form... many people have said they've lost weight and have kept it off using this diet plan, and have felt much healthier than they were on pills that had side effects, or an all liquid diet.
of course you should always discuss your diet plans with a doctor to make sure you're not doing anything detremental to your health. Not every diet is healthy for everyone.
As for liquid diets that would include (Teas, water, juices, slim fast shakes, ensure or boost, coffee) Most liquid diets may not be suitable for long-term or excessive weight loss. They are, however, of benefit for certain types of procedures both pre- and post-operation, plus they are a type of regimen that is desired following bariatric surgeries.
but if you're not pre or post op, and you're not a bariatric patient, then the liquid diet is not recommended.
My doctor gave me the ok to try the ice cream diet along with my Alli pills he recommended to me.
I lost 15 pounds in 3 weeks, and now that I'm off the ice cream diet and on a healthy diet plan through Alli, I've kept it off and have also been able to lose the 5 extra pounds I was going for. I wasn't fatigued, I wasn't starving, I felt much healthier than when I was starving myself...
Following just the recommended Alli diet with my pills, I was constantly fluctuating in weight, losing then gaining, even though I never had snacks, nor went over my calorie / fat limit, and while I wasn't starving like on some diets, I also wasn't completely satisfied or ';full'; which sometimes led to late night cravings that causes loss of sleep.
I also wasn't taking in any calcium because milk can be high in fat, and skim makes my stomach turn. So I was putting myself at risk with a lack of calcium content.
So I must say, I liked the ice cream diet personally, for me.
of course I personally had low sugar and low fat ice creams, and I supplimented my proteins through one Turkey sub with a little lettuce and light mayo from subway. It was 4.5 grams of fat, and 210 calories.
I also take a Multi-vitamin and a B100 vitamin (but that's for nerve damage...) however, its been an effective extra in my dieting as well.
always talk to the doc first though for any diet.Is ice cream considered part of a liquid diet?
Ice Cream = Sugar and Fat
Sugar and Fat = The enemy of a diet.
Your answer = No.Is ice cream considered part of a liquid diet?
ice cream and diet are NOT in the same sentence!
whether its liquid or not is irrelevant, i know you'd like to be told the more ice cream you eat the slimmer you will become, but that is not the reality. stay away from the ice cream!
no but popsickles are.....
no, nor is milk, because of the protiens and fat found in all dairy products they are not considered part of a liquid diet.
Cream, liquid, or powder foundation?
i perfer cream, it like a two in one;
it goes on as a liquid; then drys off as a powder like.
;DCream, liquid, or powder foundation?
I always use a natural mineral powder, (my favourite is Maybelline Loose Mineral Foundation) it doesn't clog my pores and leaves my skin with a perfect matt finish.Cream, liquid, or powder foundation?
none, it clougs my pours and i instinetly get pimples the very next day
i have very sensitive skin
put if i do, i go with just powder
-Kandy
Well, it really depends on what type of skin you have and what coverage you like. I have oily skin but I have a ton of blemishes on my face from when I was pregnant, so I use liquid.
the best to use for your skin mineral powder with a kabuki brush.....use a light moisterizer before applying and let moisterizer dry before applying mineral powder
depends on your skin i have very skin n if i use liquid i get oily in some areas but is i use powder its better feel natural ! but their some powders that feel silky like clinique powders
I usually use powder foundation because i can sometimes have oily skin...i think it depends on your skin type and how much coverage you want etc.
I use liquid foundation that has a tint of moisturizer. Try wet and wild, its real good, well I like it.
I use liquid then i put powder on top.
it goes on as a liquid; then drys off as a powder like.
;DCream, liquid, or powder foundation?
I always use a natural mineral powder, (my favourite is Maybelline Loose Mineral Foundation) it doesn't clog my pores and leaves my skin with a perfect matt finish.Cream, liquid, or powder foundation?
none, it clougs my pours and i instinetly get pimples the very next day
i have very sensitive skin
put if i do, i go with just powder
-Kandy
Well, it really depends on what type of skin you have and what coverage you like. I have oily skin but I have a ton of blemishes on my face from when I was pregnant, so I use liquid.
the best to use for your skin mineral powder with a kabuki brush.....use a light moisterizer before applying and let moisterizer dry before applying mineral powder
depends on your skin i have very skin n if i use liquid i get oily in some areas but is i use powder its better feel natural ! but their some powders that feel silky like clinique powders
I usually use powder foundation because i can sometimes have oily skin...i think it depends on your skin type and how much coverage you want etc.
I use liquid foundation that has a tint of moisturizer. Try wet and wild, its real good, well I like it.
I use liquid then i put powder on top.
Can I make ice cream using liquid nitrogen..?
I have the canister of liquid nitrogen and some gloves....
Any tips?Can I make ice cream using liquid nitrogen..?
That was my secret ingredient, now it will just be an ingredient. :(Can I make ice cream using liquid nitrogen..?
might be a little cold
nope,will probably crumble if it is cooled to much.
Any tips?Can I make ice cream using liquid nitrogen..?
That was my secret ingredient, now it will just be an ingredient. :(Can I make ice cream using liquid nitrogen..?
might be a little cold
nope,will probably crumble if it is cooled to much.
Concealer, Liquid Foundation, Cream Foundation, Powder Foundation Question!!?
What are u suppose to apply first?
I heard that there are different methods your suppose to put it on.. like if you want concealer...then wear it after liquid foundation??
and...etc...
but can someone tell me all the different combinations i can wear these?
Thank you SOO much!Concealer, Liquid Foundation, Cream Foundation, Powder Foundation Question!!?
liquid foundation
concealer
cream foundation
concealer
concealer
powder foundationConcealer, Liquid Foundation, Cream Foundation, Powder Foundation Question!!?
Powder foundation is normally lighter and looks natural, however that is not always the case. Cream foundation is normally thicker and good for coverage. Concealor is great for coverage.
It is best not to apply all three because in the long run your skin will look quite haggard and not very youthful, so I'd suggest wearing a bit of concealer for blemishes or to even out skin colour. I'd then wear powder.
For more coverage, or a night out, or special occasion I'd suggest wearing the cream or liquid foundation with moisturiser mixed in so it doesn't streak or look caked up. I'd then suggest you use the concealor for any bits that the foundation didn't clear out. After I'd wear transculent powder to set everything off.
You can use concealer before wearing cream/liquid foundation but it is best to use it after so you know where you need to conceal instead of using it beforehand as the foundation should cover most of it.
Hope I helped!
I acually use three:
FIRST: I put concealer underneath my eyes(for dark circles) then cover pimples or whatever else.
SECOND: I grab my sponge(for liquid foundation) and put a little water on it. then put my foundation on it and dab it over the concealer for it
have a better blended look. put the foundation on your face to. haha.
THIRD: once I have my liquid foundation on I get a medium blush brush and put your powder onthe brush and go underneath your eyes and a little on your face.
that's all I do. it doesn't look oily or dry. and you don't look like a cake face.
I hope this helped you(:
I wear Bare Minerals ! I love it and wouldn't change for anything ! I like it because you don't have to wear all the layers of make up. But.........I will wear a little of liquid around my eyes and so forth, but all and all, I will layer my Bare Minerals ! And if you do end up with Bare Minerals, I highly recommend using the Kabuki Brush ! I am light fare skinned with light freckles, and when done with applying the make up, you cant even tell I have freckles or am wearing alot of make up.
Hope all was helpful :)
Well what I do is:
1. Apply my oil free moisturizing lotion so I will have a nice pretty glow
2. I apply my foundation next to get my skin tone all the same color
3. After that I apply my concealer (but i only use it if I have a pimple cuz its thick)
4. Then I apply powder to my overly-shiny areas such as the tip of my
HONESTLY it doesnt matter what rder you put it in as long as it looks good :)
wear studiofix primier.
then bobbi brown liquid.
then mac powder.
then blush bronzer ect/
it will make your face look flawless and perfect
I usually just wear maybelline airbrush finish liquid foundation in ivory then add a little bit of powder in covergirl clean ivory.
JUST DONT USE LIQUID FOUNDATION. ull ruin your skin
concealer first... and then powder foundation!
I heard that there are different methods your suppose to put it on.. like if you want concealer...then wear it after liquid foundation??
and...etc...
but can someone tell me all the different combinations i can wear these?
Thank you SOO much!Concealer, Liquid Foundation, Cream Foundation, Powder Foundation Question!!?
liquid foundation
concealer
cream foundation
concealer
concealer
powder foundationConcealer, Liquid Foundation, Cream Foundation, Powder Foundation Question!!?
Powder foundation is normally lighter and looks natural, however that is not always the case. Cream foundation is normally thicker and good for coverage. Concealor is great for coverage.
It is best not to apply all three because in the long run your skin will look quite haggard and not very youthful, so I'd suggest wearing a bit of concealer for blemishes or to even out skin colour. I'd then wear powder.
For more coverage, or a night out, or special occasion I'd suggest wearing the cream or liquid foundation with moisturiser mixed in so it doesn't streak or look caked up. I'd then suggest you use the concealor for any bits that the foundation didn't clear out. After I'd wear transculent powder to set everything off.
You can use concealer before wearing cream/liquid foundation but it is best to use it after so you know where you need to conceal instead of using it beforehand as the foundation should cover most of it.
Hope I helped!
I acually use three:
FIRST: I put concealer underneath my eyes(for dark circles) then cover pimples or whatever else.
SECOND: I grab my sponge(for liquid foundation) and put a little water on it. then put my foundation on it and dab it over the concealer for it
have a better blended look. put the foundation on your face to. haha.
THIRD: once I have my liquid foundation on I get a medium blush brush and put your powder onthe brush and go underneath your eyes and a little on your face.
that's all I do. it doesn't look oily or dry. and you don't look like a cake face.
I hope this helped you(:
I wear Bare Minerals ! I love it and wouldn't change for anything ! I like it because you don't have to wear all the layers of make up. But.........I will wear a little of liquid around my eyes and so forth, but all and all, I will layer my Bare Minerals ! And if you do end up with Bare Minerals, I highly recommend using the Kabuki Brush ! I am light fare skinned with light freckles, and when done with applying the make up, you cant even tell I have freckles or am wearing alot of make up.
Hope all was helpful :)
Well what I do is:
1. Apply my oil free moisturizing lotion so I will have a nice pretty glow
2. I apply my foundation next to get my skin tone all the same color
3. After that I apply my concealer (but i only use it if I have a pimple cuz its thick)
4. Then I apply powder to my overly-shiny areas such as the tip of my
HONESTLY it doesnt matter what rder you put it in as long as it looks good :)
wear studiofix primier.
then bobbi brown liquid.
then mac powder.
then blush bronzer ect/
it will make your face look flawless and perfect
I usually just wear maybelline airbrush finish liquid foundation in ivory then add a little bit of powder in covergirl clean ivory.
JUST DONT USE LIQUID FOUNDATION. ull ruin your skin
concealer first... and then powder foundation!
Is liquid nitrogen ice cream safe to eat?
Yes it is, just make sure any excess nitrogen has boiled off before you attempt to eat the icecream.
The danger is more in the preparation than the consumption.Is liquid nitrogen ice cream safe to eat?
lol i watched this programme called market kitchen where they were showing how to make it, and then they all ate it.
its completly safe.
xIs liquid nitrogen ice cream safe to eat?
Nitrogen...enough said!!!
Yes. Methylated spirits makes a great topping.
Ehehehe, sure %26gt;:3
Yes
of course!
its yummy as
I wouldn't think so man!!!!!!!Fish
The danger is more in the preparation than the consumption.Is liquid nitrogen ice cream safe to eat?
lol i watched this programme called market kitchen where they were showing how to make it, and then they all ate it.
its completly safe.
xIs liquid nitrogen ice cream safe to eat?
Nitrogen...enough said!!!
Yes. Methylated spirits makes a great topping.
Ehehehe, sure %26gt;:3
Yes
of course!
its yummy as
I wouldn't think so man!!!!!!!
Can u wear liquid coverup cream concealer on its own?
hiaya i bought this product from boots naturale collection in the uk
and its says easy to blend cream concealer to cover spots,blemishes,and under-eye shadows
i have fair skin and got the one that says fair on it and im just not sure what to do ive wore it but not been out with it on xx any helpp pleaseCan u wear liquid coverup cream concealer on its own?
The concealer on its own is fine because if you got a good one then it will cover up a lot, but if you want to go for a darker look then put a light, natural foundation on top of your concealer.. Or you could put a light powder on top but if you are young then powder isnt that good for your face so just go with the liquid foundation. What ever looks best really ....Can u wear liquid coverup cream concealer on its own?
you can wear it by itself, but make sure you really blend it into your skin so it doesn't look noticeable.
but if you're covering up under eyecircles with concealer and you don't wear anything on top, it's usually noticeable after a few hours. so if you're applying it to your eye area, i suggest you cover it up with a little powder.
start with a liquid foundation then cover it with powder
thats what i do =]
Yea as long as you blend it in enough i use collection 2000 illuminating touch concealer for under eye circles %26amp; dont like wearing foundation so i just wear that. You can apply it with a foundation brush. Hope you get it :)
Good luck--Xx
and its says easy to blend cream concealer to cover spots,blemishes,and under-eye shadows
i have fair skin and got the one that says fair on it and im just not sure what to do ive wore it but not been out with it on xx any helpp pleaseCan u wear liquid coverup cream concealer on its own?
The concealer on its own is fine because if you got a good one then it will cover up a lot, but if you want to go for a darker look then put a light, natural foundation on top of your concealer.. Or you could put a light powder on top but if you are young then powder isnt that good for your face so just go with the liquid foundation. What ever looks best really ....Can u wear liquid coverup cream concealer on its own?
you can wear it by itself, but make sure you really blend it into your skin so it doesn't look noticeable.
but if you're covering up under eyecircles with concealer and you don't wear anything on top, it's usually noticeable after a few hours. so if you're applying it to your eye area, i suggest you cover it up with a little powder.
start with a liquid foundation then cover it with powder
thats what i do =]
Yea as long as you blend it in enough i use collection 2000 illuminating touch concealer for under eye circles %26amp; dont like wearing foundation so i just wear that. You can apply it with a foundation brush. Hope you get it :)
Good luck--Xx
Which is better, powdered, cream, or liquid foundation?
i like the powder better. I think it covors more and it feels like i'm not smothering my skin. I also hink it's better for oily skin. But for dry, use liquid. But I love the chanel liquid foundatin. It's amazing. It makes your skin look perfect. But I bet you anything it's expensive.
ooooooo......can you pleez check your emailWhich is better, powdered, cream, or liquid foundation?
It depends on your skin type. I have super dry skin so I like liquid foundation but a person with oily skin might want a powder foundation to absorb some of the oil. I would suggest trying different kinds out and then making a choice. Good luck!Which is better, powdered, cream, or liquid foundation?
I like liquid because it blens in with your skin and doesn't leave streak marks if you do it correctly. I also like Dream Matte Mousse form Mayebeline.
I agree that it does depend on your skin type.
For dry to normal skin liquid or cream is probably better.
For oily skin powdered may be better, but they do have liquid and cream foundations specially formulated for oily skin.
I like using liquid foundation mixed with a bit of face moisturizer so that it isn't as heavy. I spot-treat any blemishes with a clean-n-clear cover up stick. I then finish off with a sheer powder, bronzer and blush (but not too heavy!).
Mineral powder. liquides and creams have to include preservatives and oils, which are not good for you. Mineral makeup is dry powder and cannot support bacterieal growth, hence they don't include preservatives.
I use Hollywood and NoHoGlo mineral foundation from LAminerals.com
it really depends on your skin. liquid and cream for dry skin and powedered for oily skin. sometimes i use powder and liquid at once. oooh wha ti really like is colorless powder over top of liquid foundation..it really sets it on nicely so it doesn't look like your wearing anything.
Depends On Your Skinn Typee :)
liquid
Powder and cream can look a bit too cakey.
With the right shade of liquid - it can look like you're not wearing any at all.
Well I thing it depends on your face type but I have combination skin and I use a mix of liquid and powdered. Cream can get very cakey
It depends on the kind of coverage your looking for. A liquid foundation will give you sheer to medium coverage depending on the brand and the formula. Cream foundation gives the skin a natural finish while offering the highest coverage. I find it to be the most versatile, cause even though it tends to be thicker and heavier consistency, it can be made sheerer simply by applying it with a damp sponge. Powder foundation is pressed powder that can be used wet or dry and gives you a sheer to medium coverage.
I think that powdered is really nice if you dont put on to much, it goes on really easy to the skin and doesnt make it look oily like liquid or cream
depends on your skin
ooooooo......can you pleez check your emailWhich is better, powdered, cream, or liquid foundation?
It depends on your skin type. I have super dry skin so I like liquid foundation but a person with oily skin might want a powder foundation to absorb some of the oil. I would suggest trying different kinds out and then making a choice. Good luck!Which is better, powdered, cream, or liquid foundation?
I like liquid because it blens in with your skin and doesn't leave streak marks if you do it correctly. I also like Dream Matte Mousse form Mayebeline.
I agree that it does depend on your skin type.
For dry to normal skin liquid or cream is probably better.
For oily skin powdered may be better, but they do have liquid and cream foundations specially formulated for oily skin.
I like using liquid foundation mixed with a bit of face moisturizer so that it isn't as heavy. I spot-treat any blemishes with a clean-n-clear cover up stick. I then finish off with a sheer powder, bronzer and blush (but not too heavy!).
Mineral powder. liquides and creams have to include preservatives and oils, which are not good for you. Mineral makeup is dry powder and cannot support bacterieal growth, hence they don't include preservatives.
I use Hollywood and NoHoGlo mineral foundation from LAminerals.com
it really depends on your skin. liquid and cream for dry skin and powedered for oily skin. sometimes i use powder and liquid at once. oooh wha ti really like is colorless powder over top of liquid foundation..it really sets it on nicely so it doesn't look like your wearing anything.
Depends On Your Skinn Typee :)
liquid
Powder and cream can look a bit too cakey.
With the right shade of liquid - it can look like you're not wearing any at all.
Well I thing it depends on your face type but I have combination skin and I use a mix of liquid and powdered. Cream can get very cakey
It depends on the kind of coverage your looking for. A liquid foundation will give you sheer to medium coverage depending on the brand and the formula. Cream foundation gives the skin a natural finish while offering the highest coverage. I find it to be the most versatile, cause even though it tends to be thicker and heavier consistency, it can be made sheerer simply by applying it with a damp sponge. Powder foundation is pressed powder that can be used wet or dry and gives you a sheer to medium coverage.
I think that powdered is really nice if you dont put on to much, it goes on really easy to the skin and doesnt make it look oily like liquid or cream
depends on your skin
What is used as an emulsioner & stabalizer in turning liquid into cream?
It is basically an acid, a weak acid, like lime water, that is esponsible for the thickening of a liquid
Is Shaving Cream A Gas, Liquid or Solid? 1st answer gets 10 points and best answer?
Hey it's, me the icecream guy my fav icecream is Cookie dough and cake batter and cotton candy!!
But your answer I believe is:
Shaving Cream is a SOLID
(final answer! haha)Is Shaving Cream A Gas, Liquid or Solid? 1st answer gets 10 points and best answer?
the answer is:
shaving cream is 5% liquid and 95% gas.
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Is Shaving Cream A Gas, Liquid or Solid? 1st answer gets 10 points and best answer?
it's a solid not a liquid omit the first answers they are wrong or you could think of it as a suspension for foam gel = emolsion????
Liquid.
Liquid.
= )
Liquid...A DUH!!!
none i think its a plasma
But your answer I believe is:
Shaving Cream is a SOLID
(final answer! haha)Is Shaving Cream A Gas, Liquid or Solid? 1st answer gets 10 points and best answer?
the answer is:
shaving cream is 5% liquid and 95% gas.
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Is Shaving Cream A Gas, Liquid or Solid? 1st answer gets 10 points and best answer?
it's a solid not a liquid omit the first answers they are wrong or you could think of it as a suspension for foam gel = emolsion????
Liquid.
Liquid.
= )
Liquid...A DUH!!!
none i think its a plasma
Mac STROBE.should I get liquid or cream?
I have combination skin.. Im not sure which is better I plan to mix it with my foundation to give me a dewy lookMac STROBE.should I get liquid or cream?
cream for dry and liquid for oily. If you have combination, get liquid only because you could always get rid of excess oil using oil blotterFish
cream for dry and liquid for oily. If you have combination, get liquid only because you could always get rid of excess oil using oil blotter
Are cream foundations better than liquid and powder foundations if someone breaks out easily?
the texture of the formula doesn't matter, as long as the product itself is oil-free and non-comedogenic. if it's both of those, you don't have to worry about any pore-clogging. generally, cream and some liquid foundations have better coverage than powder ones do. for me, powders are only really useful for touch-ups throughout the day.Are cream foundations better than liquid and powder foundations if someone breaks out easily?
If you break out easily, you want to get a good foundation that is hypoallergenic, meaning it's gentle on your skin. Also, many foundations provide acne treatment within their products. (Most likely the product will contain stalytic acid.) What your best bet is to chose a liquid foundation that is for combination skin. Try Macy's. They can assist you in making the right decision.Are cream foundations better than liquid and powder foundations if someone breaks out easily?
well i break out VERY easily, and i just finally got mine undercontrol by not wearing really face makeup. But when i do its bare minerals, its so healthy for your skin.
but cream isnt any better really. They are all pretty bad if you are acne prone.
L'oreal Dream Matte Mouse Foundation.
naw. but powder foundation is the better one cuz it allows your skin to breathe through since its powder. haha :)
If you break out easily, you want to get a good foundation that is hypoallergenic, meaning it's gentle on your skin. Also, many foundations provide acne treatment within their products. (Most likely the product will contain stalytic acid.) What your best bet is to chose a liquid foundation that is for combination skin. Try Macy's. They can assist you in making the right decision.Are cream foundations better than liquid and powder foundations if someone breaks out easily?
well i break out VERY easily, and i just finally got mine undercontrol by not wearing really face makeup. But when i do its bare minerals, its so healthy for your skin.
but cream isnt any better really. They are all pretty bad if you are acne prone.
L'oreal Dream Matte Mouse Foundation.
naw. but powder foundation is the better one cuz it allows your skin to breathe through since its powder. haha :)
Why is there liquid in the handle of ice cream scoops?
Well the answers are partially correct. The other reason for the liquid is so the ice cream will fall out of the scoop and not stick.Why is there liquid in the handle of ice cream scoops?
Those kinds of ice cream scoops have chemicals in the handle that are designed to keep the scoop warm, making it easier to scoop the ice cream.Why is there liquid in the handle of ice cream scoops?
I have seen some that have anti-freeze or defrosting fluid in it so the ice cream doesn't freeze on the scoop and is easier to handle.
I work part time in a ice cream store and its there because it helps the ice cream melt so its easier to scoop
My ice cream scoopers do not have liquid in the handle...
What kind do you have?
Those kinds of ice cream scoops have chemicals in the handle that are designed to keep the scoop warm, making it easier to scoop the ice cream.Why is there liquid in the handle of ice cream scoops?
I have seen some that have anti-freeze or defrosting fluid in it so the ice cream doesn't freeze on the scoop and is easier to handle.
I work part time in a ice cream store and its there because it helps the ice cream melt so its easier to scoop
My ice cream scoopers do not have liquid in the handle...
What kind do you have?
Are Creams (ex. hand cream or Makeup creams) Consider liquid on an airplane?
It's 3oz of liquid on planes right? Just need to know if they will take sink care creams away from someone too.Are Creams (ex. hand cream or Makeup creams) Consider liquid on an airplane?
Yes, they are considered liquid. Any creams, gels or liquids are not allowed unless they can all fit together in a sandwich sized Ziploc bag. And you are only allowed one Ziploc per person.
Plus, the containers can be no more than 3.4 oz.Are Creams (ex. hand cream or Makeup creams) Consider liquid on an airplane?
Yes, they are considered liquid. 3 oz in a small plastic ziplock bag.
Yes I believe they do
yes and if the creams are over 3oz in your carry on bag they'll throw them away
Yes, but if they are under 3oz, you're fine.
:) unless you put it in your suitcase.
I'm traveling too!
Yes.
In a word Yes.
yes they are...its really the container size they look at
i think so.
yes. they took my cream away =( it was a 8oz one
Yes, they are considered liquid. Any creams, gels or liquids are not allowed unless they can all fit together in a sandwich sized Ziploc bag. And you are only allowed one Ziploc per person.
Plus, the containers can be no more than 3.4 oz.Are Creams (ex. hand cream or Makeup creams) Consider liquid on an airplane?
Yes, they are considered liquid. 3 oz in a small plastic ziplock bag.
Yes I believe they do
yes and if the creams are over 3oz in your carry on bag they'll throw them away
Yes, but if they are under 3oz, you're fine.
:) unless you put it in your suitcase.
I'm traveling too!
Yes.
In a word Yes.
yes they are...its really the container size they look at
i think so.
yes. they took my cream away =( it was a 8oz one
I need ideas for applying eyeliner. Which one do you prefer? cream, liquid, or pencil?
Liquid.
Pencil smudges and normally ends up halfway down my face towards the end of the day. Liquid has much more staying power, and you can put it on top of eyeshadows.
I love my gel liner, but its more expensive, so I try not to use it too often. Its everything I like about liquid, but stays even better and is waterproof too. I still have yet to find a decent waterproof liquid.I need ideas for applying eyeliner. Which one do you prefer? cream, liquid, or pencil?
Liquid is better for a clean sophisticated look
Pencil is good for smudging or a more natural look.I need ideas for applying eyeliner. Which one do you prefer? cream, liquid, or pencil?
i hate liquid eyeliner. it just looks too harsh, in my opinion. i usually end up using my ol trusty pencil cuz its quick. but i adore the new creme ones that u apply with an angled brush. when i have the time, my fave way to do it is the pencil on the bottom n creme on the top starting directly below the arch in the eybrow. having the creme liner on top gives it a very sultry look :)
I prefer pencil. It's quick and easy. Only problems is that it sometimes smears and smudges. I fix this by applying mascara, sometimes that keeps eyeliner from smudging.
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I prefer pencil because I'm better at applying it and prefer a slightly smudged and less intense look on my eyes.
Pencil ! I tried liquid, but the eyeliner fades in like 5 minutes, and when I apply it my hand gets dirty.
Liquid eye liner stays on and doesn't smudge! It also gives you that precise, sharp look which is really sexy :)
http://the-critique.com/Hers/Makeup.html
The one at the bottom is my favorite!
I like pencil.
People have different likes and dislikes depending on what suits them well.
Cream (do you mean gel?): It's kind of hard for ME to put it on because sometimes I get clumps. [I've only used this once and I decided never to use it again so I don't have much info. on this.]
Liquid: It doesn't dry fast and it smudges (between the time it dries) It's creates a harsh line. It also fades. Liquid eyeliner should be used when doing cat eyeliner or when used with false eyelashes.
Pencil: Easy to smudge. Smudges. It fades a lot, meaning you have to keep re-applying. It's good for smokey eye and smudging, and definitely the only eyeliner you can use for the bottom of your eyes.
i like pencil because i end up geting liquid eyeliner everywhere]= aply slowley by the way
Pencil smudges and normally ends up halfway down my face towards the end of the day. Liquid has much more staying power, and you can put it on top of eyeshadows.
I love my gel liner, but its more expensive, so I try not to use it too often. Its everything I like about liquid, but stays even better and is waterproof too. I still have yet to find a decent waterproof liquid.I need ideas for applying eyeliner. Which one do you prefer? cream, liquid, or pencil?
Liquid is better for a clean sophisticated look
Pencil is good for smudging or a more natural look.I need ideas for applying eyeliner. Which one do you prefer? cream, liquid, or pencil?
i hate liquid eyeliner. it just looks too harsh, in my opinion. i usually end up using my ol trusty pencil cuz its quick. but i adore the new creme ones that u apply with an angled brush. when i have the time, my fave way to do it is the pencil on the bottom n creme on the top starting directly below the arch in the eybrow. having the creme liner on top gives it a very sultry look :)
I prefer pencil. It's quick and easy. Only problems is that it sometimes smears and smudges. I fix this by applying mascara, sometimes that keeps eyeliner from smudging.
Check out my blog for a beauty giveaway!
http://surfchickity.blogspot.com/ Enter %26amp; Win! :)
I prefer pencil because I'm better at applying it and prefer a slightly smudged and less intense look on my eyes.
Pencil ! I tried liquid, but the eyeliner fades in like 5 minutes, and when I apply it my hand gets dirty.
Liquid eye liner stays on and doesn't smudge! It also gives you that precise, sharp look which is really sexy :)
http://the-critique.com/Hers/Makeup.html
The one at the bottom is my favorite!
I like pencil.
People have different likes and dislikes depending on what suits them well.
Cream (do you mean gel?): It's kind of hard for ME to put it on because sometimes I get clumps. [I've only used this once and I decided never to use it again so I don't have much info. on this.]
Liquid: It doesn't dry fast and it smudges (between the time it dries) It's creates a harsh line. It also fades. Liquid eyeliner should be used when doing cat eyeliner or when used with false eyelashes.
Pencil: Easy to smudge. Smudges. It fades a lot, meaning you have to keep re-applying. It's good for smokey eye and smudging, and definitely the only eyeliner you can use for the bottom of your eyes.
i like pencil because i end up geting liquid eyeliner everywhere]= aply slowley by the way
Can you explain airport security and their idea of putting all liquid/cream/gels into plastic bags - unsealed?
Can anyone please explain the logic behind bagging up your lotions and potions and giving them back to you - unsealed? This doesn't seem to resolve any potential issues (whatever they might be) as the products are still easily available to you!Can you explain airport security and their idea of putting all liquid/cream/gels into plastic bags - unsealed?
the simple answer it is so they can see the items without rummaging through you bags it saves time and it stops long queues in theory just think how long it would take if they had to wait until you had got all the gear out of you bag. it is immaterial on wether the plastic bag is sealed or unsealed
once you have gone through security you are able to put them back if you so require
the basic reason is speed of checking you can see easy in a plastic bagCan you explain airport security and their idea of putting all liquid/cream/gels into plastic bags - unsealed?
I HEARED IN THE NEWS IT IS BECAUSE OF THE TERROISMS THEY USE LIQUID OR POWDER BOMB AND THEY PUT IT INSIDE THE LOTION, CREAM OR GEL CONTAINER.
I over Christmas and they didn't even check in my bag for these. And I had some. It's a pretty silly rule that's very hard to enforce.
Personally I think it is more for show than for anything else. Liquid explosives can be pretty dangerous in small quantities and no one checks to see that your tiny vial of perfume is really perfume and not something horrible and dangerous. But it makes infrequent travellers feel safer, and it makes people to some extent a little more aware of their surroundings, so I guess there's that bit of good that comes of it. In general though, I don't see the benefit.
TSA are a bunch of morons. I look forward to the day that stupid rule about liquids is abolished. I do not look forward to the day I have to fly. Proctor and Gamble must be in on this scam or something.
i think its because of 9/11 and the stuff could be explosives
you are limited to 3oz per item and only as many items that will fit into the plastic bag
so 3 oz of anything isn't enough to do any damage
they are checking the quantity you are carrying
it has to do with some terrorist carrying liquid explosives on a plane from England awhile ago
Wilfred is spot on '; time '; is the answer.
you hit the nail on the head it is pointless except now you can purchase all that stuff that you can't get past security, after you passed security! Hmmmmm you don't think they planed it that way?
There are other things the terrorists can do to make flying unatractive besides blowing up the plane
The reasoning is to limit the amount of liquid per passenger, you need certain amount of liquids explosives to create a dangerous situation. If u remove them from your bag, the XRay operators can see them, easily plus they can see the density of the liquids. Besides that, once in a bin, others screeners can take a quick of your contents as explosives have certain characteristics.
Still, you have the option to declare larger liquids. Medications, baby formula and food, breast milk, and juice are allowed in reasonable quantities exceeding three ounces and are not required to be in the zip-top bag.
the simple answer it is so they can see the items without rummaging through you bags it saves time and it stops long queues in theory just think how long it would take if they had to wait until you had got all the gear out of you bag. it is immaterial on wether the plastic bag is sealed or unsealed
once you have gone through security you are able to put them back if you so require
the basic reason is speed of checking you can see easy in a plastic bagCan you explain airport security and their idea of putting all liquid/cream/gels into plastic bags - unsealed?
I HEARED IN THE NEWS IT IS BECAUSE OF THE TERROISMS THEY USE LIQUID OR POWDER BOMB AND THEY PUT IT INSIDE THE LOTION, CREAM OR GEL CONTAINER.
I over Christmas and they didn't even check in my bag for these. And I had some. It's a pretty silly rule that's very hard to enforce.
Personally I think it is more for show than for anything else. Liquid explosives can be pretty dangerous in small quantities and no one checks to see that your tiny vial of perfume is really perfume and not something horrible and dangerous. But it makes infrequent travellers feel safer, and it makes people to some extent a little more aware of their surroundings, so I guess there's that bit of good that comes of it. In general though, I don't see the benefit.
TSA are a bunch of morons. I look forward to the day that stupid rule about liquids is abolished. I do not look forward to the day I have to fly. Proctor and Gamble must be in on this scam or something.
i think its because of 9/11 and the stuff could be explosives
you are limited to 3oz per item and only as many items that will fit into the plastic bag
so 3 oz of anything isn't enough to do any damage
they are checking the quantity you are carrying
it has to do with some terrorist carrying liquid explosives on a plane from England awhile ago
Wilfred is spot on '; time '; is the answer.
you hit the nail on the head it is pointless except now you can purchase all that stuff that you can't get past security, after you passed security! Hmmmmm you don't think they planed it that way?
There are other things the terrorists can do to make flying unatractive besides blowing up the plane
The reasoning is to limit the amount of liquid per passenger, you need certain amount of liquids explosives to create a dangerous situation. If u remove them from your bag, the XRay operators can see them, easily plus they can see the density of the liquids. Besides that, once in a bin, others screeners can take a quick of your contents as explosives have certain characteristics.
Still, you have the option to declare larger liquids. Medications, baby formula and food, breast milk, and juice are allowed in reasonable quantities exceeding three ounces and are not required to be in the zip-top bag.
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