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Section 1. Section 20-358 of the general statutes, as amended by sections 12 and 21 of public act 95-257 and section 21 of public act 95-271, is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof: As used in this chapter: (1) "Environmental health" means the study, art and technique of applying scientific knowledge for the improvement of the environment of man for his health and welfare; (2) "Sanitarian" means a person WHO IS trained in environmental health who is qualified to carry out educational and investigational duties in the fields of environmental health such as investigation of air, water, sewage, foodstuffs, housing and refuse by observing, sampling, testing and reporting and WHO IS licensed pursuant to section 20-361 AS AMENDED BY SECTION 2 OF THIS ACT; and (3) "Commissioner" means the Commissioner of Public Health.
Sec. 2. Section 20-361 of the general statutes, as amended by sections 12 and 21 of public act 95-257 and section 23 of public act 95-271, is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof:
Except as provided in section 20-365 [and subsection (b) of this section,] AS AMENDED BY SECTION 3 OF THIS ACT [4m, [0m no person shall be licensed as a sanitarian who does not prove to the satisfaction of the commissioner that he holds a degree from an accredited college or university following four years of study and has two years of full-time experience, or the equivalent, in the field of environmental health acceptable to the commissioner. An applicant who successfully completes a special training course in environmental health approved by the commissioner may substitute such course for six months of such required experience in the field of environmental health. The applicant shall also be required to pass a written or oral examination in the science of environmental health as determined by the commissioner. AN APPLICANT FOR LICENSURE SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED TO BE LICENSED WHILE COMPLETING THE WORK EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION, PROVIDED, ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1, 1998, SUCH EXPERIENCE SHALL BE COMPLETED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A SANITARIAN LICENSED PURSUANT TO THIS CHAPTER OR LICENSED, CERTIFIED OR REGISTERED IN THE JURISDICTION IN WHICH SUCH EXPERIENCE WAS COMPLETED.
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Autism
Richard A. Van Konynenburg, Ph.D.
For the past ten years I have been studying chronic fatigue syndrome as an independent researcher. Over the course of several years I developed a hypothesis for the pathogenesis of this disorder that prominently featured the depletion of glutathione. I presented a poster paper on this hypothesis at the AACFS (now the International Association for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) meeting in October, 2004, in Madison, Wisconsin.
Anecdotal experience of people with CFS who acted upon my hypothesis suggested that while some were able to raise their glutathione levels by various means and experienced benefit from doing so, others were not able to do so. At the time I wrote my poster paper, I was aware of this, and I acknowledged in the conclusions of the paper that there appeared to be factors that were blocking the raising of glutathione in CFS. At that time, I was not sure specifically what they were. I also knew that there was evidence for a genetic predisposition in CFS, but I did not know the details of the genetic variations involved.
Shortly after that, I became aware of the work of S. Jill James et al. in autism (American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 2004 Dec; 80(6):1611-7). They found that glutathione was also depleted in autistic children, that this was associated with a partial block in the methylation cycle (also called the methionine cycle), that this partial block was associated with genetic variations in the genes for certain enzymes and other proteins associated with the sulfur metabolism, and that it interfered with the synthesis of glutathione. They also found that by using certain supplements (methylcobalamin, folinic acid and trimethylglycine) they could lift the block in the methylation cycle and restore the glutathione level.
Upon learning of this work, I became very interested in possible parallels between chronic fatigue syndrome and autism. I attended the conference of the Defeat Autism Now! (DAN!) project in Long Beach, California in October, 2005, sponsored by the Autism Research Institute, headed by Dr. Bernard Rimland. As a result I became convinced that the genetic predisposition found in autism must be the same or similar to that in a major subset of chronic fatigue syndrome, and that the resulting biochemical abnormalities were also the same or similar. As far as I know, the genetic variations in people with chronic fatigue syndrome have not yet been studied in detail or published, but I am optimistic that this will occur soon, because of the rapid advances in the technology for doing so, and because of the current active interest of at least three groups in the U.S. and the U.K. in genomic aspects of CFS.
Differences – There are obviously major differences between chronic fatigue syndrome and autism. I believe that these result primarily from the different ages of onset. Autistic children experience onset early in life, before their brains are fully developed. I believe that this gives rise to the very different brain-related symptoms seen in autistic children from those seen in adults with CFS. However, there are many similarities in the biochemistry and symptoms of these two disorders as well, including oxidative stress, buildup of toxins, immune response shift to Th2, and gut problems, for examples.
Triggering Factors – The triggering factors for autism and chronic fatigue syndrome are also largely different. Although this subject remains controversial, there appears to be substantial evidence that vaccinations (containing either a mercury-based preservative or live viruses, many given within a short period of time) were responsible for triggering many of the cases of autism in genetically-susceptible children (D. Geier and M.R. Geier, International Journal of Toxicology 2004 Nov-Dec; 23(6):369-76; and A.J. Wakefield, several publications beginning in 1997).
In CFS, a variety of triggering factors (physical, chemical, biological, or psychological/emotional) have been found to be involved in various cases, as reviewed in my poster paper, cited above. All these factors have in common that they place a demand on glutathione.
Genetic Susceptibility – It appears that genetically susceptible persons are unable to maintain normal glutathione levels when the total demand for it is high, and that once glutathione drops sufficiently in a genetically susceptible person, the sulfur metabolism becomes disrupted. In many cases the methylation cycle (part of the sulfur metabolism) becomes partially blocked, and the result can be a depletion of some or all of several important sulfur-containing metabolites, including S-adenosylmethionine (SAMe), cysteine, glutathione, taurine and sulfate.
A vicious circle is thus formed, and the depletion in these metabolites causes an avalanche of pathogenesis, since they all have very important functions in the body. I think that much of this pathogenesis is common between autism and CFS. In autism, the loss of methylation capacity because of the drop in SAMe appears to be responsible for much of the interference with normal brain development.
There is also a major difference in the sex ratio between autism and CFS. In the book mentioned below, Dr. Jon Pangborn discusses possible reasons why autism is more prevalent in boys. In my poster paper, cited above, I suggested a hypothesis to explain the female dominance in the
prevalence of CFS in adults.
I think that the reason why the people who have developed CFS as adults did not develop autism as children (even though I suspect that they have the same or a similar genetic predisposition) is that when they were children, not as many vaccinations were required. The schedule of vaccinations required for children in the U.S. has grown substantially over the past two or three decades, as has the incidence of autism. This is also true in the U.K.
Dr. Yasko – Shortly after attending the DAN! conference, I also learned of the work of Dr. Amy Yasko, primarily in autism, but extending to a number of other disorders as well. Working independently of the DAN! project, Dr. Yasko develops her treatment recommendations by analyzing the specific gene variations in each patient. In addition to studying effects on the methylation cycle, Dr. Yasko has gone on to consider the effects on associated biochemistry, including folate metabolism, biopterin, the urea cycle and the synthesis of neurotransmitters.
My main message is that a great deal has already been worked out in autism by the researchers and clinicians associated with the Defeat Autism Now! project, and also by Dr. Yasko, and that I believe that the CFS community would benefit greatly by looking carefully at what they have already done. The doctors associated with the DAN! project treat autism by the use of nutritional supplements that compensate for genetic mutations in the sulfur metabolism. These include such supplements as magnesium sulfate, taurine, molybdenum, vitamin B6 and its active form P5P, magnesium, methylcobalamin, folinic acid, trimethylglycine, and dimethylglycine. They also use certain diets, and they perform chelation treatments to remove heavy metals. The results in many autistic children have been astounding, as can be seen in the webcast cited below, where several are interviewed.
Dr. Yasko, in cooperation with Dr. Garry Gordon, uses many of the same supplements as are used by the DAN! project doctors as well as some additional ones, including RNA supplements, and she is also reporting great success.
So I want to encourage everyone who has an interest in CFS to look at the results of the DAN! project and of Dr. Amy Yasko in autism.
To view videos of the talks given at the latest two DAN! conferences on the internet at no cost (unless you are paying for the internet time!), go to this site: http://www.danwebcast.com
You can choose the more recent Long Beach conference or the earlier Boston conference. They cover much of the same material, but both are worthwhile to watch. If you want to see and hear a good explanation of the methylation cycle research, go to the Boston meeting first, so you will be able to view the talk by Jill James, who did not attend the Long Beach meeting.
After selecting one of the conferences, go to the lower left and register. This is free. They will email a password to you right away, and then you can choose a talk to watch.
Beyond this, I also want to recommend a book entitled Autism: Effective Biomedical Treatments. This is a new book (Sept. 2005). It is by Jon Pangborn, Ph.D. and Sydney Baker, M.D., a biochemist and an autism clinician, respectively. It is available on Amazon for people within the U.S. For people outside the U.S., it can be obtained from the following website by means of PayPal:
The cost for the book is $30 U.S.
This is an excellent book. It is a reference book, full of good information and good science, explained clearly. This book deals very practically with developing a treatment program for an individual child. I think that most of it will turn out to apply directly to adults with CFS as well.
In addition, I want to recommend the book by Amy Yasko entitled Genetic ByPass. It is available from the website http://www.longevityplus-rna.com/sto…p?productid=49
as part of the "Nutrigenomics Educational Starter Packet." The price is $49.95. This is also an excellent book. It discusses treatments specifically tailored to the particular combinations of genetic variations found in different patients.
I think these two books complement each other. I would recommend reading the Pangborn and Baker book first, as it provides a good basis for understanding the technical aspects of the genetics found in the Yasko book.
Although I have been suggesting consideration of the DAN! treatments and the Yasko testing to people with CFS for only a short time, and it is too soon to draw conclusions, early feedback is very encouraging. While I am going out on a limb to some extent in announcing this now, I don't want to wait any longer, because I think this could help a lot of people. Of course, we should all keep in mind that with the current case definition of CFS we have a very heterogeneous population, and the autism treatments will very likely not help everyone who has CFS, but I am convinced that they will help a substantial subset. So I want to encourage those who have CFS and those who treat it to look into this in the strongest way I can. It could be the answer for many of you.
[Disclaimer: I have no financial interest in anything recommended in this article.]6 comments
- August 28, 2012 at 2:09 am
I appreciate what you are saying. I suspect that the work of Natasha Cambell McBride is relevant here.The GAPS protocol. The good gut bacteria manufacture most of the vitamins that you suggest. Consequently if the good gut bacteria are deficient then the methylation cycle may never get off the ground.Her autistic patients once good gut bacteria are encouraged seem to recover without futher interventions. Your comments please.
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- August 30, 2012 at 6:57 am
There is a whole lot of hypothesis and speculation in this article and hardly any science at all.
It is thanks to Bernard Rimland that autism is considered a neurological disorder and as caused by bad parenting. After that, his work is listed as pseudoscience. None of his claims that vaccines cause autism, … were ever proven. http://skepticalsurfer.blogspot.be/2007/09/cult-of-autism.html
Amy Yasko is worse: pseudoscience and quackery
Why is this even posted on PR?
- August 30, 2012 at 7:35 am
That should read "a neurological disorder and NOT as caused by bad parenting"
- November 2, 2012 at 11:00 am
"There is a whole lot of hypothesis and speculation in this article"
I suggest reading the essay again. The second sentence says, "I developed a hypothesis". It doesn't say, "I developed a miracle cure".
"…hardly any science at all."
It's been 40 years since I finished high school, but I have a vague recollection that according to the scientific method, science starts with a hypothesis, which then needs to be tested. People on this forum are very interested in science, and carefully scrutinize all claims, regardless of who makes them.
Wakefield's work has been discredited, perhaps justly, perhaps not, I have no opinion and little knowledge of that situation. Can you point us to research that refutes the work of D. Geier and M.R. Geier? Or research that challenges the biochemical processes described in the essay? If you can, folks here would be extemely interested in reading it.
Please be specific in your criticism. Calling someone a 'quack' is simply a personal attack, and will gain little traction here.
- June 7, 2015 at 12:52 pm
The Dan! Protocol works. My son has gone from severe autism to high functioning. They call him "the miracle kid" at school. He is just one of the many success stories from families who use a mix of therapy and biomedical treatment. I am going to try to support my own methylation cycle and see if it helps my flat energy level. Thanks for the article.
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It's safe to say that Rob Pattinson does not have a Twitter account and is not gonna sign up any time soon.
He claims that he can't stand all this new technology such as Twitter because within 20 minutes there will be a large crowd around him.
"I can't remember what my normal life is like," the New Moon star told a Scottish newspaper in a new interview.
"Because of internet stuff and Twitter, there will be a crowd if you are in a place for more than half an hour...I've learned never to stay in the same place for more than 20 minutes."
Pattinson has forgotten what a normal life is all about and is trying to get used to screaming fans and the large crowds.
"The biggest challenge is coping with the crowds," he added. "I am a quiet, private person. It's strange. You have to change a little bit.
"Walking down the street comes with screaming."
Imagine being Rob Pattinson. One day he was nobody and the next day almost every girl on the planet has fantasies about him.
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It's all change as Brocton boss John Berks steps down
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HAVING reached the highest level of football in their history, Brocton will start life in the Midland Football League (Alliance) without their most successful manager.
Boss John Berks, who led the Badgers to the Midland Combination Premier in April, has stepped down after a three-year spell with the Silkmore Lane outfit due to increased business commitments.
"It is with great disappointment that I have had to take the decision to step aside," said Berks, who is a director of a Penkridge based recruitment business. He helped put Brocton very much on the non-league map and added: "It was a heartbreak decision."
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Chairman Brian Townsend said: "The club is most grateful for what John has achieved over the last three years. Following his decision to step down from the manager's role Brocton are pleased to announce a new management team.
"It was felt there was enough talent within the club to form a team that would carry on the excellent work that was achieved last season by winning the Midland Combination title."
The new management team will comprise three current players, led by John's brother Dave Berks (manager), with Andy Bourne (assistant) and Paul McMahon (coach). Ian Moffett is goalkeeping coach.
In John Berks' spell as manager, Brocton also won the league cup, were runners-up in the Walsall Senior Cup and the club also enjoyed their best ever FA Vase and FA Cup runs.
Of course the icing on the cake came last season when they lifted the Midland Combination Premier championship, so winning promotion to the fifth step of non-league football for their first time in their history.
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INGREDIENTSWater (Aqua), Pentylene Glycol, PVP, Butylene Glycol, Glycerin, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Phenoxyethanol, Panthenol, Methylparaben, Disodium EDTA, PPG 26 Buteth 26, PEG 40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Arginine, Caffeine, Lithium Magnesium Sodium Silicate, Apigenin, Myristoyl Pentapeptide 17, Biotin, Hydrolyzed Keratin, Sodium Hyaluronate, Oleanic Acid, Biotinoyl Tripeptide 1, Sodium Sulfate, Potassium Sorbate, Bambusa Arundinacea (Bamboo) Leaf Extract, Sodium Benzoate
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I have not had any luck with this at all.I actually still have not found lash serum that worked for my lashes. Very dissapointing, because it looks like it does work for some people. I am not sure if it depends on the person, or what it is. This wasn't too expensive, so I wasn't completely upset. It just takes a while to look for the results, and I used this stuff for like 3months. I waited THAT long. Maybe I will find one that works at some point,but this one just does not work for me :(
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This is a good product, esp for your brows if you over plucked or over waxed. Works ok for lashes but the results do not last if you stop using it. For the price, it's def worth a try!
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This product seems to vary by user, but it definitely works for me! I saw results after probably a week. My lashes are really, really long, and they seem fuller too. I wear mascara everyday now, just because I can't resist. I use it on my top and bottom lashes, as well as my upper lash line, and I line as if it is liquid eyeliner. I use it through my brows too, but I haven't noticed too much of a difference. I bought mine for $10 at Walgreens, and I reckon it will last me a least a few more months before I have to repurchase. I use it every night before I go to sleep, and it tries relatively quickly. It does clump a little, and sometimes it'll crust around my eye. Kinda gross, but it's not a big deal, since it comes off easily. I don't expect it to leave nothing behind, as it's not some magic potion. I'd say to just make sure you own something to comb through your lashes, and you're good. This product is worth it, without a doubt. I just regret not finding it sooner.
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I don't recommend this it does not work. No use as a lash serum has a weird effect similar to gel type exfoliators. Once I apply it to my lashes it make my lashes droop/stick together the more I apply the more it balls up. As it dries down it starts to clump and ball up even more. So I tested a patch on my hand when I rub it around it started ball up the dead skin like a gel exfoliator. The balled up clumps are stuck on my lashes hard to remove similar to when I use a gel exfoliator it sticks to the fine hairs on my face. Once it dried it's stuck on. Even tried to remove it with an oil cleanser and eye makeup remove no use. I had to rub the clumps off with my finger tips together; this end up making my lashes fall off. The tops of my eyebrows are slightly uneven so I applied some it caused some tiny breakouts in the brows.
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I tried rapid lash with good results. The only problem being that it is about $30 a tube (I bought three tubes on amazon for $75 in a package). I saw this at Ulta and picked it up thinking if it worked it would be a great alternative to rapid lash.
The results were actually very similar for me. Rapid Lash worked much quicker, but Rimmel's accelerator gave me the same results with a little more time (maybe 2 weeks longer?).
I apply every other night, a thin layer on top and bottom lash line- I know it says top line only but I have almost zero lashes on the bottom so I put it there too. It only irritated my lids once but I was using it every day and that was too much because the irritation stopped when I switched to every other day.
It did cause some minor discoloration at the lash line, it is not noticeable to anyone but me.
Great product for the price.
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I got this because Maybelline Full 'N Soft has a tendency to take my lashes with them and there aren't many cheap lash serum options. I've been using it for a couple months now.
PROS: It might be helping a bit with losing lashes, but I'm also using another mascara as well. My left eye has good lashes, my right eye not so much. I think it does work on bottom lashes quite well though... my left eye's bottom lashes are CRAZY LONG. Applying mascara to my top lashes simply equalizes the two now.
CONS: I hate the applicator. The wand grabs so much product, which is wet BTW, it causes lashes to instantly stick together, and they feel stiff when it dries. I know Rimmel knows this too, that's why the "cleaner" has so much tension. You can shake the wand without holding onto the tube and it doesn't budge at all! And because the wand is so skinny, and the "cleaner" so tight, there is no way you can use another mascara wand in it for better results either. I always wake up with lashes that I need to carefully clean. They ought to sell good quality lash combs right next to it or go back to the drawing board and come up with a different design.
OTHER: Strangely enough, the formula does work under mascara. The fact that it dries kinda stiff helps hold the mascara and lash shape, and it doesn't even cause spider lashes when something else is applied on top. I have no idea how because it always does on dry lashes, even when combed through.
OVERALL: I like doing something for the lashes, but I don't fully like using this. I will use it up though and probably return, since it's one of the cheapest lash serums and isn't horrible.
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I quite like this product. I was looking for something that would nourish and condition my lashes while also making the look better. I didn't want mascara because waterproof makes me shed like crazy when I remove it and non-waterproof doesn't have the staying power I need (my eyes get watery during allergy season or whenever I yawn while sleepy, which means if I'm not wearing waterproof, I end up with mascara smudged all around my eyes). I basically wanted an easy to remove, clear gel-like product that enhances the look of my lashes in a natural way while nourishing them. This product is basically it.
This lash serum contains many ingredients that I like. Here are the ingredients, the ones with an asterisk are ingredients that condition, hydrate or promote/encourage growth:
Water (Aqua), Pentylene Glycol, PVP, Butylene Glycol, Glycerin*, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Phenoxyethanol, Panthenol*, Methylparaben, Disodium EDTA, PPG 26 Buteth 26, PEG 40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil*, Arginine*, Caffeine*, Lithium Magnesium Sodium Silicate, Apigenin, Myristoyl Pentapeptide 17*, Biotin*, Hydrolyzed Keratin*, Sodium Hyaluronate*, Oleanic Acid*, Biotinoyl Tripeptide 1*, Sodium Sulfate, Potassium Sorbate, Bambusa Arundinacea (Bamboo) Leaf Extract*, Sodium Benzoate
Normally, lash serums contain all of 2 or 3 good ingredients and the rest are just a bunch of chemicals. This is not the case with Rimmel lash accelerator serum. Now, none of these ingredients is going to cause miraculous growth, only Latisse can do that. However, I firmly believe mamy of the ingredients listed encourage and support growth while keeping the lashes you've already grown healthy.
I have been using this for about a month now and so far, I have experienced a significant resuction in lash shedding and my lashes seem to be slightly longer than the length they normally grow to. Since the product is like a gel it works wonders for holding a curl, which is something even some mascaras can't manage to do. It dries quickly enough (2 minutes) and has a decent lengthening effect. It doesn't seem to add volume, but I wasn't expecting that.
I do have a couple issues that I want to mention. First off, the wand suck for coating lashes. I like that there is a soft brush on the end because it makes it easier to apply the product at the lash line. The comb, however, is terrible for distributing serum along the lengths and ends of lashes. The comb picks up too much product and coats the lashes with too much serum causing all of my lashes to clump. I was able to remedy this by making sure to wipe off every bit of excess serum on the inside of the tube's rim. So, if you're having this same issue, get rid of all excess serum from the comb and then brush through your lashes. Make sure to comb through many times to help coat and separate lashes. Let the serum dry a little bit (for about a minute) and then brush through the lashes with a clean lash brush or comb. Do not brush lashes after the product has completely dried because it will cause flaking! Well, it doesn't flake off so much as peel off. Either way, it doesn't look pretty. So, make sure you curl, separate, and brush through lashes while the product is still somewhat wet.
Overall, I like everything about this product except for the comb. It does a good job of keeping lashes healthy while helping them grow. However, I feel the need to reiterate: this is not some miracle product! You will not experience significant lash growth, because that is not what this product is designed for. If that's what you're looking for, go to your doctor and get a prescription for Latisse.
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This product is fantastic. I pull out my eyelashes put of anxiety and this has helped them grow back stronger and healthier. It does clump but that's nothing that can't be solved with a lash comb. It does take a little while to dry but that's very minor
All in all its an amazing product. I've been using it on my brows too and have seen growth in the sparse spots.
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Hair: Red, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
My oh my, how I wish my lashes could be like fluttery butterflies and my eyebrows like furry caterpillars. I was hoping to solve my first world problems with this little guy. Unfortunately for me, it didn't work.
I was very diligent and kept track with the serum on my sparse Asian brows that grow one hair every harvest and my lashes that are too thin for my liking. I used it every night because like what most people have said, this stuff clumps. Your eyelashes will turn into one super-eyelash right in the middle. It doesn't make for a good eyelash primer basically. I took pictures of my eyelash and eyebrow progress during this time. After about two months of daily use, I grew disheartened to notice how my eyebrows were still dashes and my eye lashes still stick skinny. So no, I did not see any results in growth. The one thing I did notice, though, was that my lashes were stronger and were less prone to breakage which was obviously a good thing!
Just like biotin pills for the hair that many people claim as a miracle hair growth pill, this serum is more like vitamins for your lashes. Both products are cheap and good for your hair and eyelashes (keeps them strong and moisturized), but it's >$10 and won't leave you with Rapunzel hair overnight nor falsies. That being said, Rimmel should've marketed this product as an eyelash moisturizer/"supplement" if the cosmetic industry decided to become honest.
Though this product did not leave me with the desired results, I do believe it depends on everyone's hair type. I'm sure if you have lashes and eyebrows that grow at a normal speed and aren't too sparse, then the serum will have a much better payoff. As for me, girl with a poor eyebrow and eyelash genetic makeup, I'd probably need something heftier.
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My passion for fashion has been a part of me for quite some time now, but I haven't always had the guts to experiment with different looks. I felt as though people would judge me, stare at me and even laugh at me for trying to express myself.
My mother has always had exceptional taste in clothing and hijab, often making her own clothing at home. My older sisters (I am the youngest of five girls!) have also got it going on in the fashion department, with one of them being a designer/clothing store owner and another a fashion blogger like myself. So I have always had excellent role models when it came to dressing modestly and yet fashionably.
One of my favourite things about fashion is the way it can transform you body and mind.
Answer me this: Have you ever spent the whole day at home in your oldest pair of jim-jams, hair unbrushed, face feeling feral and home kitty-cat slippers looking more like road kill then cute? Now think about how you feel when you shed the dowdy home clothes and wear your favourite outfit with matching hijab and handbag, fix your face, chuck on your flats/heels and walk out into the sunshine? How do you feel? Better?
I just love the way a simple change of clothes can change my frame of thought, my glass half empty has suddenly become half full. I no longer feel and look like a sloppy joe, instead I am full of energy and life!
Finally what I love most about fashion and hijab is the individuality it offers me. I hate feeling like a lemming hijabi and I want my outside to reflect my inside. I want it to say HEY! I HAVE A MIND OF MY OWN AND A PERSONALITY TO BOOT! Am I wrong to think like this? Weren't we all blessed with a brain of our own? And as an added bonus to all you hijabis out there, think of hijabi fashion as a big STUFF YOU to all the high end fashion houses out there. Yes we wear their clothes but not in the way they intended them. We tweak, alter and embellish some of their most beautiful designs and turn them into our own special outfits.
Remember, regardless of what hijab style you like or what you choose to wear always keep your head held high and wear it with confidence!
Seyma is a teacher and makeup artist from Melbourne, Australia who runs the blog Hijab Revival.
11 Responses to "Why I love fashion and hijab"
Love this article! I feel exactly the same way!
Hi Seyma!
That's a great article and I feel the same way. When I wake up in the morning and feeling not so well, I put on my nicest clothes, hijab and shoes and then I feel so much better!
Your blog is also a big inspiration
Take care.
oh praise the lord! and here i thought i was the only one that felt this way! Two things can alter my mood..the weather and the clothes that I'm wearing. And if I look good, i feel good! It's kinda funny (and maybe a little sad too..lol)…I love thinking about my clothes and what I shoud/would be wearing the next day or to a particular event..ha ha..its the first thing on my mind whenever im going anywhere.
Love it! great artice, exactly my thoughts!
mA that sister has got some serious style.
Good post Seyma.. totally agree with you
your blog has truly been an inspired me to not care of wat ppl think of me or my dress code. As long as i am comfie and dressed elegantly who cares wat anyone thinks.. Keep up the great work and dont ever let any negative feedback from anyone let u down.. Their just jealous.
yeah, im agree with you
Really love this post! : )
we should be proud muslims when we wear our hijab they make us stand out.keep up the good work it gives us courage to look good with the latest fashion.
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Hm, i'd like to second this request. While its possible – in a round-about sort of way – to get a pdf onto a Kindle, its nicer if the book is directly formatted in kindle (or mobipocket) format directly. I find the kindle a very convenient way to carry around a reference librarI suppose you could replace stamping the name on every page with stamping it between every few paragraphs, or the beginnig of every chapter or something like that.
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I believe the Pragmatic head honchos are working hard on this, but there are some severe technical limitations. They're requesting reader feedback on the way forward:
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Awesome. Love Jericho.
Oh man one can only hope.
This is awesome. That is all.
As a contestant on Dancing WIth The Stars, Chris Jericho is the only non-Rock, non-wrestler I know of who has wrestled since the WWF became the WWE, so I have to imagine he has pretty good name recognition.
Now, what does Millar want him for? Hopefully to join him on a tag-team against an American comics writer and British wrestler.
Oops, we can't edit our comments can we? I used an extra "non-" that I didn't need above. Sorry.
I'm not a particular fan of wrestling entertainment but Jericho was hysterical on AOTS as emo-Thor last week [or maybe the week before].
He definitely has some acting chops.
Isn't Jericho Canadian?
American…Canadian…who cares? It's not like Jericho has been confiscating copies of NIGHT BUSINESS at the border, is it?
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The villain here is the mayor.
The mayor's leadership is the whole point here, in my opinion. Only it's behind the scenes. When the 30 days run out and Stacy Head's appointee has not yet been voted on by the council, then Mitch Landrieu gets to appoint the new, interim member instead. This is a blatant power play by the mayor to gain another vote on the council. He has to have his way or it's the highway. And he's willing to make the city a laughing stock to seize power.
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I am certain that everyone who is critical of the mayor for this endorsement is planning on voting? Please don't forget!
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The quality of heart we bring to life is what matters most.
The higher authorities are powerless to act for you until your ego stops asking why?
Consider two small kindnesses you have done recently and allow yourself to take pleasure from these.
It provides a simple opportunity for joy.
As soon as you allow that the miracle of nature works for the benefit of all, you will enjoy the flowering of the seeds.
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To experience the beauty and warmth that is within all human relationships, unfold the four virtues:
unconditional love, compassion, sympathetic joy and equaniminity,
and find your treasure.
November 8th, 2011, 06:30 PM #3
We used to boil stems and seeds to read the future.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOtab0BKOGY
The Nation which forgets it's defenders will itself be forgotten
You cannot make peace with dictators. You have to destroy themwipe them out!
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Dont leave the house today.
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1/2 (10.75 ounce) can
condensed tomato soup
1 tablespoon
garlic powder
3 tablespoons
ginger juice
1 teaspoon
ground cardamom
1/2 tablespoon
curry powder
1 teaspoon
1 teaspoon
brown sugar
2 tablespoons
lemon juice
1/2 cup
I wish I agreed with the great reviews...but this chicken was less than exceptional. I was really looking forward to a wonderful BBQ chicken but this chicken left a funny aftertaste and my husband actually said this was one of the worst meals I've made in years :(....I followed the recipe exactly except for baking the chicken and omitting the buttermilk. I can't imagine this would have made that much of a difference...oh well, I will be deleting this one out of my recipe box to never be repeated...sorry!
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I've been making and enjoying recipes from allrecipes for many, many years but this is my first time ever leaving a review. That's how good this is! My husband and I love this chicken recipe! We've made it many times over the months and it is super easy, requires little effort and is always GOOD! I make three minor modifications to the recipes; I use boneless/skinless chicken thighs or breasts, instead of grilling, I bake them for 45-60 min at 350 and lastly, I have yet to find ginger juice at either of my local grocery stores so I add a tsp of dried ginger spice. It's a GREAT recipe that I know I'll continue to make again and again. Thank you for sharing!
My husband & I were curious about the ingredients so we decided to give it a try. WOW! Very delicous. We've made it twice already and once for a group of our friends that loved it!
This was a superior barbecue marinade from scratch. It has an eastern/indian flavor and i bought the expensive jar of cardamom and do not regret it. I would put fresh garlic if time was not an issue and I put diced toms instead of tomato soup. The buttermilk seemed strange, but I obeyed the recipe and man, the SMELL was wonderful, topped only by the taste.
This turned out to be a fantastic way to grill chicken. Usually, grilled chicken is a bit boring, but this recipe provided an interesting asian twist - something between Indian and Thai. I omitted the buttermilk, but was actually curious if coconut milk would have been more appropriate... Also, I used thighs and legs instead of a whole chicken and it turned out excellent, everyone loved it.
I had to mess with this a bit because I didn't have all of the ingredients, but it still tasted great! I substituted ginger powder for ginger juice, omitted the cardamom and the salt, used plain soy milk for buttermilk, and used apple cider instead of the lemon juice and brown sugar. I marinated it overnight, like the directions said, and grilled it on my George Forman (ah, the woes of apartment living). I served it with raw mushrooms, red pepper, warm naan, and garlic hummus. Definitely making this again!
I had scaled this recipe down for two people, and boy did I regret that. It was soooo delicious, we really wished we had enough for seconds. I actually baked it in the oven in the sauce since we didn't have a bbq. I will definitely make this again. And probably soon.
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ETSU spokesman Joe Smith confirmed these reports that came to the attention of the Johnson City Press Friday afternoon.
The outsourcing would only be for custodial services and would not affect other employees in the university physical plant.
"If we were to outsource custodial services, our plan would be for each ETSU custodial service employee to have the opportunity to transfer to the new company at his/her current hourly rate," Smith said in an email. "Also, we likely would offer those long-time employees who have been with ETSU for a considerable number of years and are nearing retirement to remain on our payroll under the current retirement plan."
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