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Clearwater Point - Beach Front Condo in Clearwater Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Clearwater Point
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/ week
$ 2,500 - $ 4,200 / month
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This lovely 2 bedroom 2 bath is located on the 3rd floor overlooking
a private beach at Clearwater Point on the inter-coastal on
Clearwater Beach. This fully furnished condo was just painted and re-
furnished and is only steps from white sand of Clearwater Beach. Lay
on the sand or relax by the pristine pool and Jacuzzi. Enjoy the
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night. You will love the great view of boats and dolphins in the
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Bob & Barbara Longhini (727) 410-5017
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This fully furnished condo is like a home away from
home. All towels, linens, and kitchen items are there for you.
There is also a DVD/VCR for the TV so that you can watch your
favorite movies. The coin washer and dryer are only a few steps down
the hall. An elevator is there for your convenience and an
assigned parking space. Also, there are three pools to choose from,
a Jacuzzi, BBQ grill, picnic area, tennis and shuffleboard just to
name a few of the amenities available without even leaving the
complex. Cable TV, WIFI high-speed internet and phone which includes FREE long-distance to USA & Canada.
activities and attractions in Clearwater Beach Gulf Coast Central
Many different activities are available within walking distance.
Fishing, boating, diving, jet-ski rental, swimming, laying on the
beach and shopping are just a few. There are numerous casual or fine dining restaurants close by, many within walking distance.
Busch Gardens & Islands Of Adventure in Tampa is only about 30 miles east and the Orlando area is a little under 90 miles east, to visit Disney, Sea World and Universal Studios.
vacation rental rates
Low Season July thru October $3.500 month
Mid Season May and June $3,000 month
High Season November thru April $4,200 month
A $550 deposit is due at time of booking, $ 50 used for condo registration
One time cleaning fee of $90.00 (optional weekly/monthly cleaning is available) $410 is refunded within 10 days of departure after inspection.
All Major Credit Cards or Money order, Check, or Cash accepted.
Payment in full 10 days prior to arrival.
Cancellations - Forfeit deposit within 90 days of arrival if not rented.
Bob & Barbara Longhini (727) 410-5017
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
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Top things to do with a family
- Disney World & Sea World & Universal Studios
- Busch Gardens & Islands of Adventure
- Lowery Park Zoo
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Reviews by bnes09:
3.93/5 rDev +8.6%
Light orange amber color with thick head and descent retention. Nice lacing as well. Pine and citrus aroma also some wheat character. Dense bready and toasty wheat and rye malt character. HInt of caramel sweetness. Semi-aggressive hops of herbal leaf and pine. Medium body, malty texture and lively carbonation. Highly drinkable and well balanced.
04-29-2013 04:39:54 | More by bnes09
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North Carolina
3.95/5 rDev +9.1%
What a cool concept a session style ale hopped with six different varieties.Poured a clear rich medium golden with a thinner but well sustained white head,aromas of citric and leafy hops over firm bready malt.Just a tad thin in the backend of the feel but not bad,citric hops are the main flavor over top of bready malt with mild caramel sweetness.This beer hits its mark with a hop forward drinkable session ale,nice job.
01-25-2012 01:41:45 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +10.5%
07-12-2013 01:37:09 | More by tbryan5
New York
4/5 rDev +10.5%
01-06-2013 01:35:05 | More by csmartin6
3.05/5 rDev -15.7%
12oz bottle. Pours a hazy copper amber with a smallish white head that goes to a thin film that laces the glass some.
The aroma is sweet toasted caramel malts and green apple with a little resiny hop.
The flavor is sweet biscuity caramel malts with some fruity slightly resiny hops. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with sharp carbonation.
Overall, a decent pale ale. A bit to toasty/biscuity for my tastes but with nice hops.
06-16-2012 04:39:48 | More by Beaver13
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
04-08-2013 03:16:34 | More by SmellsofMahagony
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
04-13-2014 02:39:04 | More by lionnusmb
3.68/5 rDev +1.7%
The beer pours an orange-amber color with a white head. The aroma has some toffee and biscuit malt in it, as well as some grass and a little bit of pine from the hops. The flavor has a decent amount of biscuit malt, with the grassy hops standing out. I also get a little bit of pine and maybe a hint of orange from the hops. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
04-14-2012 03:47:00 | More by Mora2000
New York
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
07-17-2012 02:21:15 | More by mjtiernan
4.23/5 rDev +16.9%
Poured from 12 oz. bottle into a He'Brew shaker pint glass. From the 2012 Holiday gift pack.
Appearance: Pours a slightly hazy copper amber orange with a moderate amount of bubbles. About two fingers of off white head that recede into a thin layer. Leaves a lot of lacing around the glass.
Smell: Aroma is a solid mix of hops and malts. Earthy hops with a little touch of pine and floral hops. Hints of citrus orange, pineapple, and grapefruit. Fairly grassy and musty. Solid presence of bready malts with hints of biscuit, caramel, toffee, toast, and cracker. Aroma is very balanced between the hops and malts. Its a solid smelling beer.
Taste: Like the smell indicates, a very solid taste that is balanced. Upfront is a hop taste that is moderately bitter. Notes of citrus orange, pineapple,lemon, and grapefruit. Grassy and floral hops with a little pine resin. The malts come in with a good taste of biscuit, yeast, sweet caramel, toffee, crackers, and toast. Good balance between the sweetness and bitterness.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Creamy, crisp, and fairly drying. Very smooth.
Overall: A pretty good take on an American Pale Ale. Well balanced and very tasty.
12-10-2012 07:46:37 | More by MattyG85
4.75/5 rDev +31.2%
10-15-2013 00:54:50 | More by tyleeis
4.25/5 rDev +17.4%
07-12-2013 04:09:08 | More by acknight
3.98/5 rDev +9.9%
08-24-2014 13:52:51 | More by gunnerlincoln
West Virginia
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
11-08-2013 20:32:03 | More by williamjbauer
South Carolina
3.85/5 rDev +6.4%
Undated 12 oz bottle served in a snifter.
Pours a dark, lightly hazy, amber. Initially has a nice 1-finger creamy head, but this dies very quickly. There is a remnant ring, and a good bit of spotty lacing on the glass.
The aroma and flavor both reflect a mix of hops, with a hop component suitable for the style. While there is some fruitiness up front, afterwards these are more spicy, piney and earthy than fruity, despite 2 (one dry hopped) Centennial and Cascade components. More malt in the aroma than the flavor. Good, long-lasting, hoppy aftertaste.
M: Medium body; crisp with a light astringency and hop bite.
O: a quality APA, with a nod to the West Coast.
03-29-2012 22:34:33 | More by chinchill
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
12-09-2012 00:04:42 | More by Beer21
4.1/5 rDev +13.3%
(Served in a tulip glass)
A- This beer pours a deep caramel body with a thick lumpy head of beige that is supported by a microbubble carbonation.
S- The citrus orange and cinnamon spice aroma has some toasted malt notes with more biscuit and Munich malt aromas coming through. There is a silage quality to the finish with hops and malt blending nicely.
T- The cream and dry lightly toasted malt flavor have a soft caramel sweetness I the finish with a green herbal hop finish that lingers as a more pungent marmalade hops flavor.
M- This beer has a medium-full mouthfeel with a dry crisp fizz and no real alcohol heat noticed.
O- The nice complexity to the aroma doesn't come through in the taste and all the hop depth is lost aswell. Still a nice tasting beer.
04-25-2013 20:45:18 | More by rhoadsrage
South Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -10.2%
07-30-2014 01:21:54 | More by CrusinforaBrewsin
4/5 rDev +10.5%
03-05-2013 05:51:23 | More by Auraan
2.86/5 rDev -21%
Poured into a tumbler.
Amber/copper with white head.
Piney hop nose.
Aggressive West Coast hops, mostly pine, hint of malt beneath.
Typical APA in most respects, badly mislabeled. Neither balanced nor agreeable enough to be a session ale. If Shmaltz wanted a dry-hopped beer, there was no reason not to change the name. As an aside, this paired somewhat poorly with matzo ball soup.
02-14-2013 15:19:15 | More by blacktieman
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3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
05-24-2014 14:50:28 | More by dcbeers
4.25/5 rDev +17.4%
06-29-2012 14:19:51 | More by Arherring
3.85/5 rDev +6.4%
This one is an orange-brown color with a bit of haze to it. It forms an off-white head that retains about a full finger all the way and leaves creamy spotting and patches of lacing well down the glass.
The aromatics are interesting, starting with a dark breads (almost like pumpernickel) malty base. On top of that are some citrus and leafy hops notes and a bit of spiciness.
There's a very nice balance in the flavor, and its low alcoholic content without the sacrifice of flavor makes this a great session beer, however one understands it. Bready malts add a bit of caramel and the spiciness remains, while a bit more strength is added to the leafy and citrus hops presence. There's even a ghost of something herbal peeking through in the finish.
The body is about medium but needs just a little more to it. There's a crispness that stops just short of spritzy and leads to a smoothness, but the crisp bite never quite backs off. It just verges on being a little too thin.
06-06-2012 05:28:33 | More by Brenden
3/5 rDev -17.1%
04-22-2012 03:09:22 | More by PopGun
4.5/5 rDev +24.3%
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- Move the brush on all planes so that no part of the mouth is left unclean. You will not need to apply any force or move it in any particular strokes as the cleaning part will be taken by the brush itself with its proper oscillating and well defined movements
- See to it that you do not apply too much pressure on the teeth as if the bristles of the brush are pressed very hard, they might get damaged. It will also damage the teeth enamel if the pressure applied on teeth is too much
- Also make sure that the bristles of the brush do not rub against the gums as they are very delicate and even the perfectly healthy gums will begin bleeding if irritated
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So you brush your teeth everyday (twice a day is really what we'd like to hear you say), why all the fuss over electric toothbrushes? For starters, electric toothbrushes can help to motivate people to brush. They are fast and take the work out of brushing. Electric toothbrushes are also a valuable tool for people who have limited arm/hand movement due to illness or muscle soreness. Electric toothbrushes have been proven to penetrate more than the top layer of plaque and get to the nitty, gritty grime that cause gum disease; statistics show an electric toothbrush cleans better. With so many types of electric toothbrushes to choose follow these simple steps and you'll be on your way to happy, healthy smile.
1-Define your purpose for wanting an electric toothbrush. Look at your life style and your situation, (age, limited arm/hand use, cleaner, brighter teeth).
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2-Check for a built in timer. Many electric tooth brushes have a built in two-minute timer with a 30-second beep signaling you to change to another area of your mouth to clean. Research has shown that most people brush for 30 to 60 seconds which isn't long enough to clean the plaque off your teeth properly. Having a timer can help you lengthen the cleaning time.
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3-Be sure the bristles are soft. We can't say this enough. Soft bristles are important while brushing. If you use medium to hard, you risk enamel erosion around your gum tissue.
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4-Be sure the handle of the brush fits nicely in your palm. Make sure it's comfortable to hold. Move it around in your hand mimicking brushing to check for comfort.
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5-Choosing between a rechargeable or battery operated electric toothbrushes is a personal preference. Just remember that many battery operated brushes need the AA batteries changed every two months, while electric brushes don't have the need for replacement. The price is much different for electric versus the battery operated brushes.
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6-Movement of the head of the toothbrush is another step. Choosing a rotating brush head or a head that moves up and down is a matter of choice. Try both types to see which one you prefer. Research has shown that both are effective in plaque removal.
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7-Pricing is probably one of the biggest factors. Pricing of electric toothbrushes ranges from under $10.00 to over $100.00. Battery operated brushes range from $6.00 to $20.00 and can be bought at most retail centers (grocery stores, drug stores, big retail stores), while most rechargeable toothbrushes range from $50.00 to $150.00 and can only be bought through your dentist or online.
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A:Absolutely – if our standard sizes don't work for you, we can make you a custom-sized dress for free,When you ordering, you'll need to check the tab for "Custom size",then fill in your size. Getting professionally measured is best, but if you want to do it yourself be sure to read our measuring guide first. Avoid common mistakes by doing the following:
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WASHINGTON (CNS) -- The Catholic Health Association, a major supporter of President Barack Obama's health reform law, is urging the government to expand its definition of religious employers who are exempt from the requirement to provide contraceptives and sterilization free of charge to their employees.
In comments filed June 15 with the Department of Health and Human Services, the top three CHA officials also said the Obama administration should provide and pay for the contraceptives itself if it insists that they must be provided at no cost to women.
The five-page comments were signed by Sister Carol Keehan, a Daughter of Charity who is CHA president and CEO; Robert V. Stanek, who recently completed a term chairing the CHA board; and Joseph R. Swedish, the chairman for 2012-13.
The three said the administration's proposed "accommodation" that would allow nonexempt religious employers to provide the contraceptives through a third party "would be unduly cumbersome and would be unlikely to meet the religious liberty concerns of all of our members and other church ministries."
They said the current definition of a religious employer in the HHS rules raises "serious constitutional questions."
To be exempt from the contraceptive mandate, a religious organization "has the inculcation of religious values as its purpose; primarily employs persons who share its religious tenets; primarily serves persons who share its religious tenets; and is a nonprofit organization" under specific sections of the Internal Revenue Code.
The CHA leaders proposed instead that an organization be defined as religious if it "shares common religious bonds and convictions with a church" -- a definition already applied in Section 414 of the Internal Revenue Service code.
Even if the definition is expanded to include Catholic hospitals and health care organizations, as well as other ministries of the church, "the government will need to develop a way to pay for and provide such services directly to those employees who desire such coverage without any direct or indirect involvement of religious employers" under the expanded definition, the CHA comments said.
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The CHA comments opened by saying that the national leadership organization for the Catholic health care ministry "has long insisted on and worked for the right of everyone to affordable, accessible health care" and had "welcomed the enactment of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act" and its requirement that "certain preventive services be available at no cost to the individual."
"We remain deeply concerned, however, with the approach the administration has taken with respect to contraceptive services, especially abortifacient drugs and sterilization," the letter said.
In a footnote, CHA said the drug known as ella "can interfere with implantation of a fertilized egg," which the Catholic Church views as an abortion.
CHA said the administration's proposed "accommodation" announced Feb. 10 "seemed at the time to be a good first step," but "our examination and study of the proposal as outlined then (and later) has not relieved our initial concerns."
As outlined in an "advance notice of proposed rulemaking," the "accommodation" would allow nonexempt religious employers to contract with a "third-party administrator" or "independent agency" that receive funds from other sources, such as rebates from drug makers, to provide free contraceptives to covered employees.
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Carrie, the dark pop-rock musical about a bullied teenager with telekinetic powers who takes revenge on prom night, will materialize in productions across North America in the near future. R&H Theatricals has announced that the company is now accepting licensing applications for productions to begin in January 2013.
The musical based on Stephen King's 1974 novel first premiered on Broadway in 1988. The plagued production, a mix of adventurously dramatic material and broad camp, swiftly closed after a handful of performances. While various theatre companies expressed interested in staging the property since that time, the authors did not release the rights and the musical sat dormant until a 2011 Off-Broadway run at MCC Theater, which reinvestigated the material.
The original 1988 writing team of Academy Award-winning composer Michael Gore ("Fame," "Terms of Endearment"), Academy Award-winning lyricist Dean Pitchford ("Fame," "Footloose") and "Carrie" film screenwriter Lawrence D. Cohen returned to work on Carrie, which was shaped by director Stafford Arima (Altar Boyz, Allegiance, Tin Pan Alley Rag, London's Ragtime) as a more intimate tale of parental control, bullying and school politics.
This new production, which retains much of the original stand-out material for Carrie and her mother Margaret, can now be licensed for live performances across the U.S. and Canada via rnh.com. Applications to perform Carrie outside the U.S. and Canada will be accepted through R&H Theatricals Europe and international sub-agencies as of Jan. 1, 2013.
As previously reported, an Off-Broadway cast album of Carrie, which features Tony Award nominee Marin Mazzie and Molly Ranson as Margaret and Carrie White, respectively, will be released Sept. 25 by Ghostlight Records.
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In 2006, our daughter was diagnosed with a condition called alopecia areata, which is an autoimmune condition that has no other ill effects other than hair loss. With Meryl, she has lost all of her hair including her eyebrows and eyelashes (which is called alopecia universalis, described as the most severe form of alopecia areata).
Alopecia areata affects both sexes, and all ages, but is most common in children. It is a common disease experienced by over five million Americans (~2% of the US population). There is no pain or discomfort, and the overall health effect is benign. The course of alopecia areata is highly unpredictable. Hair can spontaneously re-grow even after years of extensive hair loss; however, it can (and often does) fall out again. Although alopecia areata is not medically disabling, as you can imagine, it can be very challenging emotionally. The emotional pain can be overcome with one's own inner resources and the support of others.
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This stuff is awesome. I've been looking for something light that covers the small blemishes on my face and this is perfect for the job. Doesn't look like I'm wearing too much make up either. It's only my second time wearing it and so far I haven't seen any problems in my skin, which is awesome.
I love this foundation !! It gives light -medium coverage and has a very natural finish that looks like second skin . This doesn't oxidize like the 3in1 also by CG or transfer . This doesn't make my T-zone too oily and doesn't enhance dry skin . I p
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I did my research before buying this foundation so I knew that I was looking for something with light coverage. I got the shade classic beige which my mother said is too light but then I told her it was the one I was wearing (she only swatched some on her hand) and she was surprised at the color match. I was skeptical at the hydrating properties because of my insanely oily skin that looks as if any dryness left for vacation and never came back. This ended up going on smooth and giving me a luminous glow without feeling or looking greasy which shocked me considering a lot of my supposed "oil control" foundations are mediocre in comparison and that's me wearing it on a hot day! I can't explain it but it's a miracle product. Sure the coverage is light but it fades and color corrects ever so slightly which gives me this great, natural look. I really hope this isn't discontinued like the Natureluxe. Seems like all of Covergirl's little travel sized treasures end up going out of production :/ I used to think Neautrogena's Skin Clearing Makeup was my Holy Grail but for the color match, oil control and price point at 7.50 vs. 10-15 (depending on where you go) I will certainly consider this Covergirl my Holy Grail Status unless my skin needs change.
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This is a foundation that is basically a tinted moisturizer that is a little heavier with pigmentation. The coverage is LIGHT but it works really well to cover redness and minimal blemishes, which is why I like it. The full-coverage look has never worked for me, mostly because I am super fair-skinned and very pink-undertoned, and full-coverage only makes me look like a zombielike porcelain doll. This foundation makes your overall skin look much smoother, even, and a little glowy, so instead of looking like a mask it tones down imperfections and redness.
The lightest shade actually matches my skin tone due to it having pink-undertones, which hardly any foundations ever have.
Easy to apply and blend and looks natural.
Doesn't irritate my skin.
The only real downside is that it doesn't last and seems to dissipate after just a few hours especially on my t-zone. I'm not surprised since it's moisturizing but I wish it did have a bit more lasting power.
Overall, for the price and what it's advertised to do, it holds up to what it claims.
Tip: mix with a heavier, more matte foundation to keep it from getting cakey.
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I think that it's a fairly good foundation overall. It goes on very smoothly onto my face. It oxidizes on my face only slightly. I don't find that to be too much of a big deal. As, even though it does oxidize a bit while I'm wearing it, it does not leave me with that embarrassing orange, oompa loompa look that I I've experienced from many a foundation.
I find that it wears pretty well, after setting it with powder. It doesn't settle under my eyes or anywhere else on my face either. And, I do appreciate that it is completely fragrance free.
I'm not sure if this product was meant to be used on oily skins. But, while I was using it, I never had any problems with it. And, I do happen to combo-to-oily skin myself.
The reason why, I probably won't ever be re-purchasing this product again, is because it doesn't provide full coverage. When I wear foundations now, I prefer them to be able to provide full coverage. And, unfortunately, this one does not.
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This has been fantastic for me! I have been suffering with dry, sensitive, red, flaky skin this winter and this foundation has helped me so much. It doesn't make the flaky patches worse, it actually helps to hide them and it completely toned down the redness on my face. I find using a brush to apply it works much better.
My skin looks so smooth, my pores minimized and it lasts all day.
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I really love this product!! I've always seen it in drugstores, but never bothered picking it up or checking it out as it never caught my eye. But I picked one up a couple weeks ago, and have loved it ever since! It's lightweight, but also build-able if you need more coverage, does not break me out at all or irritate my skin, and doesn't dry my skin out either. A really reliable and natural looking foundation that won't cause you any problems. Cheap too!
The only downside is that because it is fragrance free, it smells similar to sunscreen, which is a little unpleasant (in my opinion).
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Skin Background: Oily/Dry Combo, acne prone skin. This is the absolute best concealer I have EVER used. It has a light weight to it which makes it feel cool and "airy" on my skin. Does not oxidize my skin like a lot of other concealers do, and it does not come off like lotion after application. No weird scents, no globs or chunks, but it's not "watery" textured either. Very fluid and creamy look and feel to it, and blends great with any type of applicator (brush, sponge, fingers, etc). Leaves you a little shiny but some cheap pressed powder (any will do; I use NYC pressed powder which runs about $1.99-$2.99 at the most) will whisk it away and the concealer blends nicely with the powder of your choice. The packaging just looks a little bland, but you're not wearing the package/label so who cares. Got mine for less than ten dollars (with tax) at Walmart. I've had the same bottle for almost half a year and I've still got more than half the bottle and I use it everyday I go to school (7-9 hours and +3 hours if you count after school; full coverage all the time). Doesn't come off until I shower or go to bed or remove it with wet washcloth or makeup remover.
Unfortunately, I can't quite jump onto the bandwagon here. I didn't love this foundation as much as I had hoped. I originally bought this foundation as a replacement for a winter foundation, and it didn't live up to what I expected.
The one aspect of this foundation that I really loved is the color; I have warm-toned skin, and in the winter, it gets really pale. It gets difficult to find light foundations that match my skin well. However, the shade 710 Classic Ivory matched my skin perfectly; it didn't oxidize and the color you see in the tube is really the color that will show up on skin. Sadly, however, it's the only thing that I really liked about this foundation- the rest just didn't work.
First and foremost, the coverage was disappointing. It's a very, very sheer coverage product, which was not expecting. It barely covered up redness on my skin, let alone acne. I probably used more concealer than foundation in order to actually get good coverage! It's also extremely liquidy in consistence- which isn't bad, but it doesn't give you good coverage no matter what you do.
The finish was also extremely dewy. Like, more shiny than I ever expected. Tbh, I missed the part about it being a hydrating foundation...my bad. Having oily combo skin, anything shiny is not a good look, which is why I wasn't very happy. Yeah, I can mattify it with powder, but after a few hours it'll work its moisturizing powers and shine through my efforts to cover it. I was quite surprised to read that it worked well on oily skin, because I did not get results that were close to satisfying. Which leads to...
In addition, the staying power was less than ideal. Even with a good primer, the foundation was very easy to accidentally rub off. This goes especially for that time, nearing the end of the day, when makeup just comes off because of /anything/. It claims to last up to 11 hours; hell, it can hardly go two hours without somehow being smudged or rubbed off. It was pretty disappointing.
As for its moisturizing abilities, I'm not quite sure how they work. I moisturize my face each morning before makeup and have never had trouble with having dryness. Honestly, I can't tell any difference in my face's moisture from when I use any other foundation that doesn't claim to moisturize. This one intensifies the oil on my t-zone, I guess, but that doesn't quite count.
As for the packaging, the squeeze tube is actually really cool. I like it. Very convenient.
The price is okay- I got mine for $8, but I'm sure you can find them cheaper somewhere else. If you want sheer coverage and moisturizing qualities, then this is up your alley. However, it just did not work for me at all, and I am definitely not repurchasing.
Overall Rating: 4/5
SKIN BACKGROUND: Combo/Oily, acne prone, SUPER sensitive, mild scarring and discoloration, beige skin with dominant yellow undertones.
PRICE: $7-9 at most drugstores
COVERAGE: This is definitely a light to light-medium coverage, and that is with 2 layers. It doesnt do much for my active acne spots, but fades my scars and evens out my skintone and redness. I honestly think of this more as a tinted moisturizer than a foundation.
FINISH: Natural Satin. It looks great for everyday, but I would not recommend for photography.
TEXTURE: Very runny, probably because it is water based
SPF: None
LASTING POWER: This lasts about 6 hours on my skin. It is very hydrating, so I only use moisturizer on the sides of my cheeks as that is where I get the most dry, but I dont put any moisturizer on my T-Zone because I get oily there, and I just pat on this makeup.
SCENT: Its very subtle and goes away as you put it on.
SHADES: This is where this makeup lacks. I have it in "buff beige", which is close enough. There are not a lot of shades to chose from, they all look the same.
DID THIS BREAK ME OUT?: Nope, in fact when I took this off last night my skin felt soft and looked more clear.
PACKAGING: I like squeeze tube bottles, however, this one is a bit stiff.
WOULD I REPURCHASE?: Yes
FINAL VERDICT: I have been using BP for my acne and needed something moisturizing, light, and good for those with sensitive skin. This is just what I was looking for! I think if people try this with the idea of it being a TM, not a foundation, more people will like it.


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I got involved with the Wheels project in the summer of 2013. Unbeknownst to Mrs. Rispin, I had been praying about joining the team. When she called to ask if I would submit an application, I took it as an answer to prayer.
Although my future career goals involve working with animals instead of people, I have discovered an incredible passion for this project and the work it involves.
Our research can make a difference in the lives of people who use wheelchairs, and specifically in the lives of the kids at Joytown Primary School in Kenya. I am overjoyed to be traveling to visit them this summer, and I look forward to all that God has in store.
My name is Elisa Hamm, and I am majoring in kinesiology. I joined the wheels team because I have always desired to help those who are disabled. I anticipate that helping improve the design of wheelchairs will enrich the lives of many children in low-income countries. I also expect that the wheels team will provide me with valuable skills that I can use in my future career as an occupational therapist.
I have always wanted to be a pediatric OT, and I hope that the wheels team will help me to learn more about wheelchairs and prosthetics, particularly within the pediatric population. I am excited about this opportunity that God has provided and can't wait to experience all that He has in store for me!
I am studying Kinesiology, and I am currently on track to go to physical therapy graduate school. Since my freshman year, I have held leadership roles on campus, such a Peer Advisor and president of a pre-health professions club. I've been a Residential Assistant for two years and have thoroughly enjoyed helping the girls on campus.
Having lived in Romania with my missionary family, traveled in Japan shortly after the earthquake, and studied in Russia with my LeTourneau Eastern Orthodoxy class, I have been filled with compassion for people.
Using my degree to help those in third-world countries is something I have contemplated more in depth within the last year, but it has never been more than a dream up until now. This opportunity allows for hands-on experience of what I plan to do as a career. The chance to go to Kenya will give me a taste of both missions and service, a privilege I am grateful for.
My name is Danielle Thiessen, and I am a chemistry major from Houston, Texas. I am very passionate about serving the children of God, and I am pursuing a career in medicine as a primary care physician.
I joined Wheels because I desired to be involved in mission-oriented research. I wanted to experience the world of scientific research, yet also make a difference in the lives of the disabled.
I love that our main mission as a Christian research team is to spread the love of Christ through researching wheelchairs for low-income countries. I am so excited for this unique opportunity, and I cannot wait to see what God has in store for Wheels this year!
I'm Ben Jonah, a Kinesiology Exercise Science student here at LeTourneau University from Edmonton, Canada. I am blessed with the opportunity to be a member on the Spring 2014 Wheels team, and Lord willing I will travel to Kenya this summer.
I hope to attend physical therapy school back home in Canada after graduation. The Wheels team is preparing me for my future studies and teaching me how to serve the Lord through them. The Wheels team is a unique experience for myself; it is an exciting challenge. The Wheels team is much different than other undergraduate classes.
Wheels is a collaboration with other students, faculty, and professionals in multiple fields. We are delegated certain tasks and expected to achieve those tasks on our own or with collaboration from others. Wheels is allowing me to gain valuable experience in my area of interest and teaching me to be able to glorify Gods kingdom through it.
Wheels doesn't only challenge you academically, but also spiritually in your walk with Christ. With your support, through prayer or donations, I hope to travel to Kenya and use the new skills that Wheels has given me to glorify God's kingdom.
I am a Biomedical Engineering major from Siloam Springs, Arkansas, planning to travel to Kenya with the Wheels team in May 2014. I am extremely excited for the opportunity to use my academic skills to serve the students at Joytown. I hope to share the love of Christ with them in a very tangible way during our time in Kenya.
I am considering entering medical device research as a career, and my work with the Wheels team so far has done nothing but confirm that desire. I hope to continue being involved in using technology to improve quality of life for people around the world in the future. Aside from Wheels, I enjoy spending time running with the LeTourneau cross country team and playing trombone in the jazz band.
I am a Kinesiology Major from Overton, TX. I love to be outside, exercise, and play nearly any sport. I have a driven personality, a desire to succeed, and an insatiable yearning to glorify God.
I joined the wheels team for two reasons: to use my God-given abilities to benefit the Wheels team and the people with disabilities in need of properly functioning wheelchairs, and to gain experience in working with people who have disabilities in a professional atmosphere.
I plan to attend physical therapy school after I graduate and work to become a physical therapist board certified in sports therapy. I am excited to see how God will use the Wheels team this year and hope we can be a blessing to many people through our research.
I had the exciting opportunity to travel to Kenya as part of the LeTourneau University Wheels Team and what an incredible trip it was. As a team of four students and our professor, Karen Rispin, we were able to experience a new culture, make international friendships, and conduct research in a tangible and meaningful way.
This trip introduced me to the intricate world of field research and taught me new ways to respond to challenges as both an individual and as a team. I not only learned about the process of research and interacting with friends in a new culture, I learned things about my own abilities and passions. I was motivated to more intensely consider my future with international travel and participation in the research community.
I really enjoyed the balance of hard work and research with unique opportunities to experience the beautiful nation of Kenya such as feeding giraffes, playing with chimpanzees, and observing a neurosurgery operation in a countryside Kenyan hospital. The Wheels 2013 Kenya Research trip was truly an experience of a lifetime, one I hope will continue to impact my future steps.
After spending only a month working with the children and the staff at Joytown, I left a much richer person. At Joytown I was given a clearer sense of where to find genuine joy in life, was blessed by a myriad of new friends to laugh and share life with, and was endowed with a greater appreciation for well developed wheelchairs.
The joy shared with me by the children and staff at Joytown clued me in once again to the ultimate source of real joy in life, the love of God. Also, through our research, I was presented with a chance to take on the compounded challenges of collecting data in a different country and culture.
In the end, I was deeply encouraged by the Bethany Kids Staff to live out Christ's calling on my life-to serve others-as I saw them laying down their lives to do that very thing."
I'm Anna McDonnel, a senior Interdisciplinary Studies major (Bio, Psych & History) and I'm so thankful I got to work on the Wheels team and go to Kenya for the summer of 2013.
Working on campus for the two semesters prior to the Kenya trip felt rich with things that I was learning about collaborative research writing and accountability to authority and my teammates. Going to Kenya, though, was the most exciting part of the project, where we completed more studies, got a better understanding of the research's context, and got to encourage and have fun with the kids at Joytown Primary and Secondary Schools who are wheelchair users.
Aspects of the project were very difficult at times, but I feel like I grew a lot and I can honestly say that I am sad to leave it behind; I am so thankful that I got to be a part of this unique opportunity to make a difference through research.
My name is Nicole Leman. After graduating from LETU in May 2013, I got to travel with the Wheels team to Kenya! The Wheels project gave me a great outlet to put to good use the knowledge and skills I had developed as an undergraduate kinesiology student.
Through the pre-trip efforts of collecting research on campus, writing and submitting journal articles, and presenting research before experienced professionals in the health science field, I believe I was well prepared for the trip to Kenya. The research of assistive devices I was involved in was relevant to my interest in physical therapy, which I plan to pursue someday.
I am so thankful I joined the Wheels team—I look back on building great relationships with my teammates, getting to know the children and staff of Joytown, and making a difference in the lives of handicapped children (especially in Kenya) through the data collection skills I had developed, as extremely valuable experiences that have molded my dreams and passions for the future.
I am a pre-physical therapy student from West Texas who traveled to Kenya with the Wheels team in the summer of 2012. Working on the Wheels team has been an eye-opening experience, broadening my knowledge of the issues in third world countries. I have gained experience with teamwork and learning how to set priorities academically and spiritually. Meeting the children in person after all the hard work from the past two semesters was the best reward God could have given me.
Playing with the children and seeing their smiles and hearing their laughter was the best part of the day over in Joytown. I was able to work firsthand with the physical therapists there and the children, which just confirmed that I am on the right path with my studies. We were able to fulfill the research we needed to give effective feedback on maintenance, design and condition to generous wheelchair providers. Joining the Wheels team has been one of the best investments I have made, because I have learned extraordinary lessons.
Hello, my name is Stormie Goodwin. I am a chemistry student with the aspiration to attend medical school. I am planning to graduate from LeTourneau in the spring of 2015. Being a member of the Wheels team has offered a unique experience of bringing together research and ministry. Having the opportunity to integrate God's work into research is amazing! In the summer of 2012 God blessed me with an amazing trip to Kenya with the Wheels team to study energy cost of pediatric wheelchairs and to verify the use of a questionnaire with children in wheelchairs. It was such a blessing working with the staff and children at Joytown in Thika, Kenya.
In addition to the valuable knowledge we gained from our research, we also learned what it looks like to truly serve others from observing the staff and children at Joytown. While in Kenya, we also had the opportunity to observe physical therapists and surgeons at work, tackling medical conditions we don't often see in the States. It was an educational and spiritual experience. It was really neat to see firsthand the positive impact the Wheels team and its partners are making in Kenya for children in pediatric wheelchairs.
I'm a junior pre-PT biology student. I am from Houston, Texas, and I traveled with the Wheels team in the summer of 2012. After hearing so much from other students who have been a part of the project, it was an eye-opener to actually travel to Joytown and spend time there myself. The first day we toured Joytown, I had such a conflicting mixture of emotions that I couldn't even respond to it. The absolute happiness that those beautiful children tackle every day with baffled me and made me feel even more privileged to be there and try to help them to have a better life in some small way.
I was able to work with therapists and other health professionals during the trip who offered a wealth of information pertaining to the degree I am pursuing. I made friends I will never forget and learned lessons in Kenya that will last a lifetime. It is my hope that one day I will be able to go back again and impact even more lives. In the meantime, I will continue to work toward my degree so that I can become as effective as possible in service.
My name is Alex Soliz, and I had the privilege of traveling to Kenya as a part of the Wheels team. It was so exciting to finally see the fruits of all our hard work and research over the months in the hundreds of smiling faces at Joytown Primary School. Not only did we get the chance to talk to the children about their wheelchairs and help them get better ones in the future, we got to play with them and laugh with them and make memories that will undoubtedly last a lifetime.
This research project is so much bigger than a few data runs. It's impacting the lives of children around the world, as well as the LETU students who are blessed to be able to work with them.
I'm a mechanical engineering student from Southwest Michigan who traveled with Wheels to Kenya in May of 2012. Working with Wheels has given me some of the greatest memories in my life so far. Traveling to Kenya showed me that culture has everything to do with how you live your life. The culture in Kenya was unlike anything I have ever experienced and I found that after some struggling, I could meld right in with the local community. Work was very demanding. Other than sleeping and eating, it was work, work, work — and I loved it.
We accomplished so much and helped so many children. In return, the children that I worked with taught me how to be happy with where I am and to be grateful with what I have. Most of the work I did while at Joytown was fixing broken or damaged wheelchairs that the children were using and to insure mechanical safety for the data collection process. I have been deeply blessed by this experience and have found greater enjoyment in all of my work because of this opportunity.
I'm a pre-physical therapy / kinesiology student from Nebraska who traveled to Kenya in the summer of 2012. Through the I team, God gave me numerous opportunities! I learned how to implement research by writing scientific papers, conducting data runs, utilizing computer programs and analyzing data. Once in Kenya, I got to see firsthand how the research was benefitting the children from Joytown Primary School. It is amazing how one wheelchair can really make a difference in a child's everyday life.
Not only did we have the chance to shadow physical therapists at Joytown, but we also got to observe surgeries and tour the mission hospital in Kijabe. I will never forget the wonderful experiences I had in Kenya, and am excited to apply what I learned from the Wheels project to my future schooling and career.
I'm a pre-med student from California who traveled with Wheels in the summer of 2011. The Wheels project gave me an incredible opportunity to go to an emerging country, learn to serve people there medically, and use the tools God built into me to serve Him with in a whole new way. However, our trip to Kenya was not fun and games – it was perhaps the hardest three weeks of my life. I had learn how to cope with the foreign culture, quickly get as much data collected as possible, and to simply love children from backgrounds I don't have. But fun things happened on top of collecting data for our study; I got to shadow medical missionaries in hospitals, physical therapists fit children to their assistive devices, and actually learn what it is like to be a medical missionary.
All our data is currently in process of being published; which is very exciting as well, since we get to become more and more a part of the global scientific community seeking to help improve medical needs of people in less-resourced settings. Overall, this trip taught me to give my all to a cause greater than myself, and to submit to doing things that could truly create a global impact to children worldwide.
I am a pre-dental/biology major from Northern Idaho who traveled with Wheels in the summer of 2011. Working on the Wheels team taught me important time management skills, the value of collaborating with other people, and the importance of communication. Travel to Kenya in the summer of 2011 opened my eyes to the vast need for healthcare in underdeveloped countries and the endless opportunities to fill the need.
While in Kenya, I was able to observe health professionals exemplify professional and compassionate healthcare in an underserved area of the world. The children at Joytown taught me compassion and joy by their interaction with one another, and I was blessed to be able to be a part of their lives and to be a part of what God is doing through the Wheels Project.
I'm a pre-nursing student from Alaska who traveled with the Wheels team in the summer of 2010. Being a part of the Wheels team was a very influential experience in my life. Not only did I gain valuable academic experience as far as research is concerned, but I also learned about the needs of people around the world. Through my work on the Wheels team, I was blessed with the opportunity to offer assistance and love to children and adults in need of something I take for granted every day – mobility.
This experience broadened my view of what needs have been left unmet around the world, while at the same time allowing me to personally play a role in beginning to meet one of those needs. I will treasure my time with Wheels, especially the time spent working in Kenya, for the rest of my life!
I'm a student in the doctorate of Physical Therapy graduate program at Texas Women's University who traveled with the Wheels team in the summer of 2010. As I look back on my Wheels experience I see what a defining impact it has had on many aspects of my life. From an educational point of view it has taught me the process of and importance of research. All medical fields are currently changing to practicing in an evidence based manner, and this has prepared me well as I start on my journey to becoming a physical therapist. The Wheels experience also set me apart as I interviewed at different physical therapy schools. There is limited research that can be carried out pertaining to PT at the undergraduate level, and this project was perfect for that.
The Wheels experience also helped me grow as a person. It challenged me in different ways to trust fully in God and do my best, but also to realize and trust that He is in control and will provide when there seems to be no possible way. Wheels also helped to fan the flame of my passion to work overseas and use physical therapy for those who need it desperately in third world countries. I am sure there are many benefits I am yet to realize, I know that it has prepared me very well for whatever God has planned. I am very thankful for the Wheels team, and though it was a challenge, it was a challenge that was more than worth it.