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INGREDIENTSAqua (water), Dimethicone, Cyclopentasiloxane, PEG-10 Dimethicone, Butylene Glycol, Aluminium Starch Octenylsuccinate, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Chloride, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Disodium Stearoyl Glutamate, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Tocopheryl Acetate, Alcohol Denat, Parfum (fragrance), Panthenol, Aluminium Hydroxide, Litchi Chinensis Pericarp Extract, Silica, Lycium Barbarum Fruit Extract, Pantolactone, Punica Granatum Extract, Potassium Sorbate, Sorbic Acid [+/- May contain: CI 77007 (ultramarines), CI 77019 (mica), CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499 (Iron Oxides), CI77891 (titanium dioxide)] 10BMT001-1]
on 6/29/2015 6:35:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I was hesitant to buy this at first because of the $32 price tag (thanks, Australia), but after reading so many positive reviews and seeing pictures of it on faces I finally caved.
I apply this using my damp BeautyBlender on a slightly moisturised face and I find that it gives me the most gorgeous results. My skin literally looks like it's glowing from within - a really healthy appearance. It sets to a satin-like finish.
The amount of coverage it gives me is just right. I have some red scarring from old acne and this foundation really covers them up. I would say it gives a light-medium coverage. I haven't tried building it up, but I'm sure there'd be no cakiness. I do suggest using concealer under your eyes though, as this does not cover those pesky under eye circles.
I use this with the Models Prefer Soft Touch Mineral Powder in 'Soft Focus' and unbelievably, it makes my skin look even more luminescent.
on 6/28/2015 9:03:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
If you have already good skin with very few blemishes and no dry patches, this foundation will look great on you. However, even if you have the smallest dry patch this foundation will cling and accentuate it; to the point where you have to wash it off and start over. This is the same if you have larger pores or blemishes, as it will just draw more attention to these areas then hide them
on 6/26/2015 10:53:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Grey
I actually love this foundation. My HG is the Healthy Mix, but lately I've found it wasn't lasting on my skin as well as it used to, and I think it's because my skin has dried out a bit. Read the serum formula was better for dry skin so I picked it up. I should have bought it off ASOS for NZ$22 but I didn't want to wait 2 weeks for it to get to me so I got it from Farmers for NZ$40... the price is ridiculous and I will be buying online next time. Anyhow, when I first tried it on my skin it looked like it just disappeared, barely any coverage but it did make my skin tone even. I applied another layer and it didn't cake up at all, it just gave a bit more coverage and still looked nice and dewy and fresh. It lasted ALL day and didn't break up or fade off. I like this for every day makeup too, 1 layer is good for every day use. Very happy!
on 6/18/2015 3:34:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Perfect Foundation for me. Highly recommend it if you have dry skin like I do. It provides a lovely light and natural coverage which is exactly what i was looking for.
on 6/10/2015 4:03:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I LOVE THIS, I use it most days. Melts into my skin like butter. Can't live without it. Although it could be less expensive, I mean 11 pound wtf? I still need to eat.
on 6/9/2015 4:24:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Dry, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Been using this for the past 3 weeks off and on, it is a good "Ready to go" base if you want light coverage and like the 'all in one' type of product. I can apply quickly and be out the door with a touch of lipstick or mascara in minutes flat. Looks great, nice and dewy but holds on to the skin. For dry pals, this is a great formula but of course be sure to moisturize beforehand. Smells a bit too fruity for me and was worried it would break me out but so far, so good. Not much of a "long wear" formula, ie, you will need to touch up throughout the day.
on 6/7/2015 11:11:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
The formula of this serum foundation is a gel-like texture that glides over dry patches and blends into the skin easily for an even, natural, glowy finish. I have dehydrated, somewhat dry skin and sometimes suffer from acne. Unfortunately, my skin tends to be overly dry or even peeling in areas after frequently treating spots on my face with acne medication. During these days, my skin really needs a foundation that is hydrating and doesn't cling onto dry patches. It's the worst when you're not only having a terrible skin day, but your foundation accentuates the problematic areas of your skin. This is the perfect foundation for me on those types of days. It gives a light-medium, dewy coverage, covers up most of my redness and freckles (which I prefer), makes my skin look even and fresh, all while covering my problem areas and bringing radiance to my less than perfect skin. The finish of this foundation reminds me a lot of Nars Sheer Glow, but with a bit less coverage. As far as wear goes, I don't find that my skin gets too oily throughout the day while wearing this. If I am able to powder about 5-6 hours in, I do, and it looks flawless again. However, I've worn this for 12+ hours without any re-powdering or touch-ups and my skin still looks pretty damn good by the end of the night. I find that after many hours of wear it can tend to rub off a bit along my jaw line where I touch my face the most as well as crease and become oily around the edges of my nose… but that's to be expected with just about any foundation.
on 6/3/2015 3:23:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have the 2nd lightest shade because the lightest one is not sold in my country, it matches me ok, it's not 100% perfect, but I never really find my exact match in the drugstore either. The coverage is nice and the formula is alright, kind of like a gel. I use a moisturizer + moisturizing primer with it and I had no problems with it sitting on my dry patches or breaking me out. Every review on youtube said that it has great coverage, like medium coverage, it does not, it's very light, it will cover redness and even out your skintone and make you look put together, but forget about covering acne scars. It does not last 16 hours as it claims on the bottle, I would say after 5 hours I see it fading away in a giraffe kind of way leaving random patches of foundation all over my face. Also I don't love the smell
Yellow toned unlike most drugstore foundations
Looks nice for about 5 hours
Light coverage
Doesn't last 16 hours as claimed
Has the giraffe effect after them 5 hours
on 6/3/2015 7:08:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I have this product in the lightest shade. I saw some raving reviews about it, so I figured I would try it out to see how it works. The color was okay, but was actually a bit darker than I expected, which meant I had to blend it in more. The finish was a bit dewy, but actually it looked a bit oily during the day as opposed to glowy. This is a relatively inexpensive product, so I am happy to have tried it, but I would not repurchase it.
on 6/3/2015 7:01:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Grey
This foundation is great for a drugstore product and I actually enjoy using it a lot more than I first thought I would, as I'm often quite sceptical of how my skin will get on with drugstore foundations. However, it is just that - a drugstore foundation. I don't think it's anything completely amazing and from what I've seen on the shelves and online, the shade range doesn't look too great for people with deeper skin tones. I do like it though and it's very, very good for the price.
I use the shade 51 (Light Vanilla) and, although I lean more towards lightweight foundations, I think it is buildable for people who want more coverage.
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GEORGE TOWN: Construction of the second Penang Bridge is surging ahead of schedule, with 84% of the project completed.
Jambatan Kedua Sdn Bhd construction director Hamizol Ngah said work was about 2% ahead of plan as of Sept 20.
"We are two months ahead of schedule from the September 2013 deadline.
"We aim to have 90% of the bridge completed by end of the year," he said in a briefing for state officials at the China Harbour Engineering Co Ltd (M) Sdn Bhd (CHEC) office in Batu Maung.
Hamizol said if work continued as planned, the two ends of the bridge would converge at the main navigation span in early April next year.
The 24km bridge will then be on record as the longest bridge in South-East Asia.
Hamizol said the bridge would have a lifespan of 120 years and the ability to withstand earthquakes up to 7.5 on the Richter scale by using the "High Damping Rubber Bearing" system.
State Public Works, Utilities and Transportation Committee chairman Lim Hock Seng, who was present at the briefing, said two traffic dispersal projects on the island end of the bridge were expected to kick off next year.
"The Federal Government had approved RM262mil to upgrade the coastal road (Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway) from the entrance of the second bridge to the mouth of the first Penang Bridge.
"Aside from that, RM161mil has been allocated to upgrade roads leading south to Teluk Kumbar from the Batu Maung Interchange."
He said both projects were expected to be completed about a year after the second bridge opened to traffic in September next year.
"We expect about 30% of the first bridge's traffic (70,000 vehicles per day) to move to the second bridge, so we think traffic will be manageable until the two upgrading projects are completed," he said.
He also said the state had been informed that CHEC, one of the contractors for the second bridge, was not involved in the building of the Harbin Yangmingtan Bridge that collapsed in China on Aug 24.
Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng had previously called for an immediate safety audit on the second bridge following speculation that China Communications and Construction Company Ltd, the parent company of CHEC, was the contractor of the collapsed bridge in Heilongjiang province.
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The hiatus- working on a farm
It's been far too long since I have shared a blog post!
So just what have I been doing the past 6 months? Well, mostly sharing photos on my instagram account.
Over the summer, I was fortunate to take part in a work share program at a local, organic farm, Kittatinny Mountain Farm in Wantage, NJ. Danielle and Dave run the farm, and Jim (a local jazz musician) and I helped out four hours in exchange for one of their Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) shares each week. We're still enjoying the bounty, particularly homemade pickles!
For crochet projects, I experimented with cotton yarn patterns, making a couple of water bottle cozies from a moogly blog pattern along with some dishcloths that I recently sold on Etsy.
Here's a few pictures that I've also featured on Instagram:
Sheep shearing festival- dyeing yarn
Part 3, continuing from processing wool at Greenbank Mill's sheep shearing. Once wool is processed into parallel fibers, whether rolags, roving, or yarn, it can be dyed in several different ways. I've been experimenting with food safe dyes including kool-aid and easter egg dye, but the Mill focuses on using historic dyes to preserve our fiber heritage. The three main types of dye they demonstrated were Cochineal beetles, yellow onion skins, and indigo. The beetles are crushed to make a carmine dye, and the dye was transported to Spain from Central and South America starting in the 17th century. Yellow onion skins make a surprising variety of yellow to orange dyes and do not require a mordant so are another food safe dye that I'm looking forward to trying out. The indigo dye comes from a plant and "true indigo" is an Asian species (Indigofera tinctoria). In Europe, the plant Isatis tinctoria gives a similar color (Woad) and is responsible for the blue dye you see in Braveheart, having been used in battle as well as for dyeing cloth.
Dyeing indigo is slightly more complicated, since it is insoluble in water and must be reduced first. That, along with its unpleasant smell, requires special considerations, and the Mill demonstrated kettle dyeing outdoors. The dye bath was actually a yellow-green color, and the yarn did not sit in the bath very long due to the high pH of the bath. It's also not necessary with indigo to let it sit, you can do multiple dips, and successive dyeings will be lighter in color as the bath is exhausted. The skein we purchased was more of a sky blue as it was one of the later to be dyed. Once the yarn comes out of the dye bath, exposure to the air oxidizes the indigo back to its blue color, quite quickly.
The dyed roving can be now spun into yarn or used directly for felting. The dyed yarns, in particular the indigo, require another washing before use to make sure to remove any remaining dye that was not absorbed into the fibers. Visiting the Mill and seeing all these stages of processing wool into yarn just made me even more excited with my projects of spinning and dyeing fiber!
Sheep shearing festival- processing wool
Continuing from my previous post, we recently attended the Herb Sale and Sheep Shearing at Greenbank Mill in Delaware. After the fleece is skirted and cleaned, it's ready to be processed into yarn. They highlighted the traditional hand performed methods of carding and spinning the wool into yarn. Carding was traditionally the job of children, and it is actually far simpler than I had previously thought. Basically you just comb the wool so that the fibers are parallel with carders which look like giant wire dog brushes (although much stiffer and sharper). You then roll it off the carder into rolags which can then be directly spun or dyed.
My intent for traveling down there was to pick up roving (as well as visit friends) and we left with two bags full- 25 oz. of half Merino and half Leicester longwool. We also picked up a skein of their mill spun Leicester as well as a skein they dyed with indigo earlier in the day. Again, I took lots of pictures, so dyeing wool will be in the next post. It was great to watch the spinners in action, and I now have a much better idea about how to draft out my wool with my little drop spindle. I'm using much of the roving I purchased for making dryer balls, but I'm also experimenting with spinning. Luckily, I have a customer who is interested in "art yarn" so the lumpier, and more interesting, the better. Here's a picture of my bottom whorl drop spindle and roving that I got from Maine Woods Yarn & Fiber:
Such a fascinating process to watch the wool go from sheep to yarn, and it definitely gives you a better appreciation for historical clothing and current fiber artists. If you happen to be in the area, they have some cleanup to do at the Mill after last night's flood. You can find them on facebook or through their website.
Greenbank Mill- sheep shearing festival
Last weekend, Greenbank Mill in Delaware had their annual Herb Sale and Sheep Shearing Festival. The weather was absolutely perfect and I escaped with a slight tan from my shoes and a slightly red neck. We also picked out a flat of herbs, and a couple of bags of roving, yarn, and a lovely little soap. I can't resist white tea and ginger goat milk soap. Or fiber. I just had my pocket/ underwater camera with me instead of my usual Canon DSLR, so I hope the photos will do it justice. A friend of mine is now their event coordinator, and I must say that she and the volunteers did a fabulous job. I'm looking forward to more events (and more fiber!)
The Mill raises both Merino and Leicester longwool sheep, but the Merinos visit a nearby Mill for the processing of their more difficult coats. (Side note, I did an exchange through a Rotary Club in high school to Leicester, England, so I quickly learned how to spell and pronounce "Leicester". Just insert an non-pronounced "ice" in the middle of "Lester" and you're set.) During the day, they sheared one sheep each hour, and we saw 3 different sheep get sheared, from the oldest, April, to the quite large Michael. They demonstrated great skill in getting a first cut which maximizes the length of the coat. After the fleece is skirted (second cuts and unusable bits removed) and washed, it's ready to be carded and spun. With so many pictures, I'll show the processing of the wool in my next few posts, from carding and spinning to dyeing.
New woven labels and dish cloths!
Several weeks ago, I ordered woven labels for my bags and coin purses and they arrived last week! They are much nicer than a printed paper label such as I use for clothing care tags. Hopefully these will lend a more professional and finished looked to my purses and I am excited to start using them. I picked them up from labelsandribbon, although they just redid their website, so they might have even more options now.
Another project I've been working on has been cotton dish cloths, a colorful project for summertime. I've got a variety of patterns and sizes I'm trying out, and several are in the shop already in 7″x7″, 8″x9″, and 9″x9″. Spa kits seem to be pretty popular too, so I'm researching those as well. My husband was disappointed we didn't get to use these in our kitchen, so I just may have to make some for use at home as well. Anything to get away from disposal products! Cotton is easily washed and you don't feel like you're throwing money away every time you have to toss a sponge. This coming weekend is when I get to pick up some roving to start making felted dryer balls, so we'll be expanding the eco-friendly household goods portion of the shop.
Leftover egg dye
We dyed Easter eggs last weekend, so you can guess what I did with the leftover dye! I used the microwave method to set dyed yarn after soaking in the cups for awhile, and other than a minor explosion, they turned out great! Basically, most tutorials I ran across used the microwave method, dissolving the dye tablets in a bowl with vinegar and water, then adding the yarn, and zapping for 3 minutes at a time, letting it cool in between and repeating until the water is clear. I didn't look up the tutorials until afterwards, when I was trying to figure out if the dye would be set.
I couldn't resist just dunking in a tiny hank of yarn to see what would happen, and did one half at a time, the brightest pink (Paas dye, of course) with the orange and the greens with the blue. It all looked lovely, but I was concerned it wasn't setting, so I decided to heat them in hot water using the microwave method. Unfortunately, your yarn can explode if you're not careful, sending vinegary dye all over the microwave. At least it was easy to clean!
Luckily, they both survived the affair, and I wrapped them into the tiniest hanks ever:
Of course, I underestimated the amount needed for a coin purse, so they are turning into flowers and leaves. Still a fun project!
More fun with food safe dyes
Part two of playing with kool-aid. As I explained in my last post, I'm following the tutorial written by leethal, where you use kool-aid in crock pots to dye yarn.
The blue kool aid spread throughout the crockpot, overdying both the yellow and green, but since the yellow was a weak dye, that section of the hank turned out more blue:
The other hank in this picture was dyed with cherry using the microwave method, but I missed a few spots, so it's going back in the dyeing queue for now.
Dyeing yarn: the kool aid experiment
Along with felting dryer balls and learning how to spin yarn (I just got a drop spindle from Maine woods yarn and fiber), my other new project on the list is dyeing yarn. I've got a large skein of Lion Brand's Fisherman wool that's just begging for some color. While eventually I'd like to try out some natural dyes, even from edibles, I'm going to wade in with using Kool-aid. Since it's so acidic, you don't need a mordant (helps fiber take up dye) and you can use your every day pots, crock pot, or even dishes in the microwave. I found this great tutorial at leethal blog that I'm really excited to try out. Knitty's tutorial suggests about 1 oz of yarn per packet of kool aid, so I'm winding my 8 oz skein into smaller hanks for experimentation. Luckily, I had purchased the original unsweetened Kool-aid packets (wasn't quite paying attention), and I have 6 different colors: grape, mixed berry, lemon-lime, lemonade, pink lemonade, and cherry.
First up, I crocheted a coin purse to get an idea of the minimum yarn I should dye in a hank (~0.2 oz) and decided to microwave it with grape Kool-aid. It was really neat to see the dye start to leave the water and adsorb onto the wool. The tutorials say to let it cool in between 2 minute bursts of heat, and I think that's to keep any boiling to a minimum as the agitation will felt the yarn. For this first try, I didn't care so much since it was already crocheted, but I did want to get the technique down. In a different tutorial, they recommended re-winding dyed yarn while damp to get rid of any felting from the process. If you do want to felt something, going from hot to cold will do it, so it's important to not cold-shock your dyed yarn (unless that's what you want!). In any case, I recommend walking away from the microwave and doing something else while you wait for it to cool down, unless you're a fan of cleaning up purple splatter from inside your microwave.
At least the house smells fruity while you're doing it! After about 3 blasts, most of the dye I had added was taken up (the water was nearly clear), but with it being already crocheted, it dyed a bit unevenly. I decided to add the rest of the packet for a darker, more even color. Over the years, I've dyed quite a few things with Rit, but I must say it was really cool to see the dye leave the water completely and to see such a color fast result. Quite satisfying and potentially addicting!
There are so many great blogs about dyeing yarns out there, I think this will be a fun experiment. Knitwhatyouexpect and Knitting Iris are two in particular that have really documented their natural dye experiments and using food dye is another option.
Later this month, I'll be heading to a sheep shearing at Greenbank Mill in Delaware, so I hope to get plenty of wool roving to play with for felting, spinning, dyeing, or crocheting!
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Great base recipe but with these changes it's fantastic. Combine chopped rhubarb and apple with some brown sugar and the juice of half a lemon and pop on the stove for 15-20 mins until fruit softens a little. Spoon into ovenproof dish and add some frozen raspberries and combine. Blitz half packet ginger nut biscuits, add shredded coconut, oats, flour, brown sugar and chopped pistachios. Add chopped butter and rub in. Add to fruit and bake til ready. Yum!!!
Looks and smells great, used toasted muesli instead of Anzac biscuits as that was what I had
This was a good recipe, agree that there should be more apple & rhubarb i do however, have 1 complaint...when did anzac BISCUITS become COOKIES?
Spotted rhubarb in the shop, hit the Taste app on the phone and keyed in "rhubarb". This is the recipe it suggested. How easy is it to make and how good does it taste - a perfect dessert... The Taste app has changed the way I plan meals. So easy to check what looks good in the shop, then look up a recipe on the spot.
You need more rhubarb and apple (about half as much again) and less of the crumble. I had enough over to make another. I added roasted almond slivers which was divine. Also needs more butter in the crumble - or on top.
Easily the best tasting crumble I've ever made. The coconut adds an extra flavour. Delicious!
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Over the past decade a clear template has emerged for success at the Cup of Nations. When Egypt won three tournaments in a row with a squad drawn almost entirely from the domestic league, it was assumed that it was simply benefiting from a fine generation of players, but other teams have begun to have success with a similar model. Stars are out and discipline and team ethic have become the defining features of the best teams. When the then Ghana coach Milovan Rajevac fined Sulley Muntari, Michael Essien and Asamoah Gyan for skipping a friendly against Angola ahead of the 2010 Nations Cup, many thought he was fighting a losing battle. But Rajevac stayed strong and, when Muntari refused to pay, he left him out of the squad for the tournament in Angola. With a young side drawing several members from the team that had won the Under-20 World Cup in Egypt a year earlier, Ghana was highly impressive, reaching the final in which it lost to the Egyptians. That side then formed the basis of ...
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WASHINGTON — Amazing as it seems, U.S. Rep. John Dingell could again 59 years into his congressional career become the ranking Democrat on the powerful House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Dingell, 87, of Dearborn lost the chairmanship of the committee he once towered over in 2008, in a Democratic caucus vote to U.S. Rep. Henry Waxman of California, a key ally of then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
Today, Waxman, who remained the committees ranking Democrat when Republicans took over the House majority in 2011 and installed Rep. Fred Upton of St. Joseph as chairman, announced he would retire at the end of his two-year term in early 2015.
Dingell the longest-serving member of Congress in history hasnt said yet whether he intends to run for what would be his 30th full term in office, but neither is he indicating he plans to step aside.
If he chooses to stay and wins re-election, he could move to ask the caucus once again to make him ranking member of the committee or even chairman, if Democrats were able to retake the House majority. As such, he would regain a key role in setting the agenda for a committee with a broad scope of regulatory oversight, with responsibilities touching environmental controls, health care and more.
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Ive been chairman and ranking member of this committee before, and Ive done both jobs well. But I just learned of Henrys retirement as I landed at the airport back in Michigan, so Im going to take a deep breath and look at everything, Dingell told the Free Press in an e-mail. From there, Ill speak with my colleagues when I return to Washington.
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The New York Times sits down with Gravity makers Alfonso and Jonás Cuarón. Last year's Gravity has a shot at a huge Oscar night. With 10 nominations the film is a favorite at this year's Academy Awards. It's a wonderful film, but what really makes it special is knowing that Gravity was a father-son labor […]