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Korres 3-in-1 Milk Proteins Emulsion
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Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSWater (eau), Squalane, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Glycerin, Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil, Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil, Dicaprylyl Ether, Pentylene Glycol, Olivoyl Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Dicaprylyl Carbonate, Sucrose Stearate, Lactose, Sodium Acrylate/Sodium Acryloyldimethyl Taurate Copolymer, Cetearyl Alcohol, Glyceryl Oleate, Glyceryl Stearate, Isohexadecane, Lonicera Caprifolium (Honeysuckle) Flower Extract, Whey Protein, Sclerotium Gum, Fragrance (parfum), Euphrasia Officinalis Extract, Polysorbate 80, Sodium Gluconate, Polyaminopropyl Biguanide , Lonicera Japonica (Honeysuckle) Flower Extract, PEG-8, Tocopherol, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Ascorbic Acid, Citric Acid.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
i haven't been using this long, but i like it so far! i use a cleansing oil first, then this....and the results have been great. my skin is softer than when i just used the oil cleanser.
i do use this in the a.m also....my skin seems less oily in the daytime. i also use korres thyme honey cream and love it as well!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is a perfect lotion face wash. I put it on dry skin, smear it around and rinse. Mysteriously, it takes everything off. Causes no new problems. I found Caudalie and Dermalogica lotion cleansers irritating over time (and much more expensive!). Origins' cream cleanser is non-irritating but too rich and it caused zits. This one is the best of the four. I do wish it had a pump and came in a much larger container.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I love this cleanser. It does a good job of removing my eye makeup but I struggle a little with my Chanel waterproof pencils. So, I use a bit of cleaning water by Caudalie which I also bought at Sephora. This natural product does a great job of loosening tough eye makeup. After this the cleanser works lke a dream and my skin loves it. I wish it had a pump though...
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
This is an ok, mild and gentle cleansing milk. I first splash my face with lukewarm water to already losen a bit the eye makeup, and then massage the cleansing milk on my entire face, focusing on the eyes as there is most makeup. Then I swipe my eyes and face with moistened cottonpads. That method gets everything halfway clean, but to really remove every last bit of makeup, I have to cleanse a second time with a little bit of a mild foaming cleanser, also because I have the feeling that this cleansing milk leaves kind of a film behind. It is ok, but I haven�t noticed any better moisturizing abilities than with other cleansers or other benefits. I won�t buy again because I�m not really impressed, especially not for the price.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Other
Eyes: Blue
The cleanser does not remove my eye makeup, at all. It smears my mascara all over the place, making it harder to remove than it would've been. It does remove other makeup such as foundation or lipstick. If it didn't claim to remove eye makeup, I wouldn't care, but it does! The packaging makes it difficult to get the right amount. I often end up with more than I want, which ends up wasting the product. Once you stop thinking it'll remove your mascara a little goes a very long way. It leaves my face feeling clean and soft - my skin doesn't feel tight or sore. It's a perfect base for a moisturiser. My skin has stopped flaking, is less red and my pores are even smaller.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
this product doesn't lather, doesn't remove makeup, doesn't moisturize, basically doesn't do anything for my skin.
i wanted something moisturizing for my skin that would last all day and not make my skin oily, so the associate recommended this to me. i could get past the fact that it didn't lather - fine, but the fact that it doesn't remove makeup which is supposed to be part of the 3-in-1 magic of this product is annoying to me. rather than take the makeup off, it just gives me big raccoon eyes. i also don't think it moisturizes any more than any other cleanser i've tried.
the packaging is okay, but nothing special. the consistency of this product is very nice, and i will say that it is gentle on my skin, but there are definately more cons than pros so i will not repurchase.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
Absolutely IN LOVE with the product as a makeup remover. The SA at Sephora recommended it to me as i have acne prone sensitive skin and live in the DIRTY APPLE (NYC) where you get grimey just walking to the store with all the stuff blowing around in the air. I massage it over my face and then wipe off with a cotton pad before cleaning at night. Does not leave my skin dry or irritated. Am on my second bottle and have not had any adverse reactions at all. Definately recommend
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Coarse
Eyes: Green
I LOVE LOVE this cleanser used along with my Clarisonic brush it give a deep moisturizing cleanse. I have been using this cleanser since Feb '09 and have no complaints. I am he one who tries EVERYTHING.. YUP! I'm that complex when it comes to skin and hair care. But the cleanser it great it does leave a moisturized texture immediately afterwards that absords into the skin. I usely moisturize with Aveda hydrating lotion but during the winter I use La Mers lotion. GREAT CLEANSER!!!!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
Generally, I like this cleanser a lot. My skin used to be incredibly acne-prone, until I went on Accutane in high school, and ever since then it's been normal. A little dry and sometimes slightly blotchy, but other than that normal. However, I've found that most cleansers are just irritating and too drying, even if they are for "normal" skin.
Since I'm paranoid and not at all eager to ever have bad skin again, I try my best to take good care of it. The Korres Milk Proteins Emulsion was recommended to me by someone at Sephora, and while I was at first wary of the price tag, I've had the same bottle since around March or April.
I find that the best way to use it for me is to use it wet. As in, I massage it onto my face for one to two minutes and then rinse it off with warm water. The warm water is crucial, otherwise it does leave a "film." I think the heat is needed for the ingredients to kind of bind to your skin and then rinse away.
I only cleanse my face at night and then rinse it with water in the morning, so I don't have any issues with this cleanser being "too much" or "too rich." I see it, actually, as a better version of Cetaphil. It does remove my eye makeup thoroughly, though I don't wear very much. Sunscreen and moisturizer are also both washed away.
After experimenting a bit, I figured out that this stuff works best on your skin if you also exfoliate twice a week or so. My skin is very happy that way.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I use Retin-A Micro and my dermatologist recommended using a creamy cleanser at night before its application. My skin seems to tolerate the ingredients in this cleanser far better than anything else I've tried. I attempted switching back to the Good Skin cleanser she gave me when I first started the regimen, and boy did that backfire. The first time I used this I couldn't believe how soft my skin felt! I think it's a great cleanser for dehydrated skin, be it dry in nature or dried out because of anti-acne medication. If you wear eye makeup or heavy duty foundation you will likely need a separate makeup remover--I use a bit of Dr. Bronner's, which I think could remove a tattoo it's so strong. If you like your skin squeaky clean, this probably isn't for you either. But really, your skin shouldn't be squeaky! Leave it some oils. I only use a quarter sized amount so the bottle lasts for months.
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The Maslow is a Sun International owned 4 star hotel property in Sandton, Johannesburg that opened on 7 January following a R250 million refurbishment.
It is located at the corner of Grayston Drive and Rivonia Road and is owned by Johannesburg Stock Exchange listed company which owns hotels, resorts and casinos, Sun International Limited.
General manager Johan Scheepers says prior to the hotel opening, through social media platforms, they could see the excitement and anticipation from people and so they decided to launch a competition for single people.
The winners were treated to a specially designed dinner menu and a night stay at the hotel on Valentine's Day and had a chance to have an interaction with Miss South Africa Marilyn Ramos and Mr South Africa Andrew Govender.
He explains that Ramos has an apartment at the hotel which she uses for all her media interviews but does not stay full-time at the property.
It is a spacious executive suite which allows her to escape, featuring a fully-equipped kitchen should she feel the need to whip up a meal for her guests, while offering beautiful views of the northern suburbs.
Ramos talks intimately about her apartment and sings praises of the staff service, calling it 'home' as they seem to know her all too well, but no, she hasn't cooked yet, the food at the hotel is divine and it would be a waste not to indulge, she says.
Many people who visit the property are still in awe of meeting her and this provides her an opportunity to meet new people and get to chat to them, something she truly enjoys.
One of the winners, Evelyn Archery a market analyst at Anglo Platinum Limited says the she was overwhelmed when she got the call that she was one of the winners.
She describes her stay at the hotel as a memorable experience and the icing on the cake was meeting Ramos and Govender and also meeting the people who run the show at the property.
"The property truly lived up to my expectations, warm smiles, helping hands at every corner and the willingness of the staff."
Cindy Makgolane, another lucky winner says the welcoming party upon entering the property was out of this world, stuff you see happen on television.
This left quite an impression on her that she will be telling all her friends to check-out this spot.
For Scheepers, every guest who visits or stays at the hotel is important and as a new property trying to compete in this upmarket location, they strive to deliver the best service and always with a smile.
"I truly believe that our success lies in how we treat our guests, our staff understands customers and we endeavour to serve them as best as we possibly can so they will return and recommend us as well."
The Maslow property has 281 rooms which include 239 luxury rooms, six family apartments with two inter-leading rooms, four junior suites, 14 luxury suites with balconies, five executive suites with separate bedroom and living room and seven accessible rooms.
It also has a Conference Centre which includes a multi-divisible ballroom accommodating up to 650 people, a smaller 219 square metre Salon, a pre-assembly area and a 50 seater auditorium.
It offers 13 meeting rooms, all with access to the gardens including a room designed especially for creative workshops and brainstorming sessions.
Guests and visitors can enjoy a glass of wine and good food at the Lacuna Bistro and Bar, which serves international cuisine while taking in the sights overlooking the garden and pool area.
Asked about business since opening, he says they see a huge demand for conferencing and banqueting. Rooms haven't done badly noting that more than 60 percent of their business has come through the Global Distribution Channel.
Meetings Africa held at the Sandton Convention Centre in February was good for their business too and he says if they continue attracting and hosting conferencing and banqueting events in the way they are now, they will meet their financial goals.
According to the Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA) FNB Tourism Business Index Q4 2012 report compiled by Grant Thornton, for the accommodation sector, the domestic markets and the foreign leisure markets are expected to be the markets with the most growth in 2013.
Other specific markets identified by the accommodation sector include: medical, special events, actors and comedians visiting South Africa and niche markets such as birding and mountain biking as well as the youth market.
While domestic business tourism (meetings, conferences and events) is strong for the accommodation sector, both the domestic and foreign business tourism markets are expected to be strong for other tourism businesses, according to the report.
Gillian Saunders, Grant Thornton's head of advisory services, explains that global economic uncertainty and ongoing recession risk, coupled with the negative profiling of South Africa internationally through labour and community unrest weighs heavily as a constraint for the sector.
"Input cost increases from rates, electricity and fuel costs were also cited as negative factors affecting business performance," she says.
Wiza Nyondo FNB head of tourism says the results show that the market has begun to recognise South Africa as a sought-after destination.
"Although we've seen some instability, we still believe in South Africa's diverse offering of services and products where industry professionals can partner to help transform our country.
Taken overall it would appear that the industry feels that it's back to 'business as usual', or even slightly better than usual, according to the report. – Denise Mhlanga
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A former SEPTA transit officer is accused of handcuffing a woman who tried to file a complaint against him in the aftermath of an argument that erupted inside a Dunkin' Donuts Christmas morning.
Douglas Ioven, 42, will be charged with official oppression, false imprisonment, reckless endangerment, simple assault, obstruction of law and retaliation against a witness, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office announced in a news release.
Prosecutors said several people were standing in line at the Suburban Station Dunkin' Donuts this past Christmas around 8:30 a.m., when Ioven cut in front of them to place an order. Ioven was then employed as a SEPTA police officer and was on duty at the time, according to investigators.
One of the women in the line accused Ioven of stepping on her foot and asked for an apology, prosecutors said. The move touched off a confrontation between the woman and Ioven that only ended when another patron "stepped in and asked everyone to get along because it was Christmas," prosecutors said in the release.


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Had her eyes been towards the camera, this would have been a very modern interpretation of John Singer Sargent's Lady Agnew of Lochnaw. Happens to be my favourite painting.
Wasn't familiar with the painting but I've had a look on line and it's a wonderful work. It's a great compliment that you draw the comparison. Thank you.
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February 1, 2013 The man who wrote "The Charleston" also had orchestral music played at Carnegie Hall. Baltimore Symphony conductor Marin Alsop retraces her detective work in uncovering lost symphonic works by jazz piano pioneer James P. Johnson.
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Came up with the pun I used as the title first so I had to see it through in a sketch. I must say that after the Google image searches I did for Ahri references, it's refreshing to draw her with extra clothing
too much rule 34 follows this character . . . it's nice to see something new.
Thank you I'm normally desensitized/amused by most things rule 34, but even I was surprised by the sheer number of Ahri images. Maybe with this I'm restoring the balance a little
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I'll be moving to a new blog: Leaping into Learning.
I've been pondering this for a long while. At least one of our children has expressed he doesn't want to be on the blog anymore. He has given me his approval though for me to continue documenting school-related posts as long as his face isn't shown or his name used. I get that. He is a teenager after all.
And really, with all the crazies in the world, I just don't want to deal with the worry over it all. I have been combing through posts after I imported some from my original blog (savvy wordpress tool that importer is!). The posts are a lot the same from the "Homeschool Happenings" category, but some photos have been removed and names are being changed.
For those who have been around a long while, the names will be almost the same as before. I made one minor change to one: Li'l Dude is now Li'l Bro. Everyone else is the same: Curly, Larry, Mo, Li'l Bro, Li'l Miss and Li'l Bit.
I will eventually make Room for at Least One More private as it will be solely for me to chronicle our daily life in the hopes of printing annual family scrapbooks. In the meantime, I'll leave it up for awhile so that regular readers will see this forwarding address!
I will mostly share on that blog about our educational pursuits, but since we learn at home and as a family that will often involve outdoor spaces, playful learning, trips along the path of life and a lot in-between. I hope many of you will join me at the NEW blog! And let me know what you think about it. I've been designing it for a few days. I am slowly adding sidebar widgets and links from this site that I feel are useful for those who educate (which is pretty much any of us who have children in our lives in one capacity or another!). Happy {new} trails!
Sunday Snapshot: {Progress!}
It was great this morning to ALL go back to church TOGETHER. It has been many weeks since we all went together. Sallie Fushan (this is her new request–to be called both her given name by us and her Chinese name:)) wanted so badly to go to her small group class. :( Sweet girl! Just a few more weeks. She has not been to it since last August. She is so ready, and we are so thankful looking back that her surgery took place at this time of year, because the cooties will be a lot less prevalent!
Well, as for progress, it continues to be made on our "new" house. Wow, who knew renovating a 37-year-old house with 6 kids in our midst would be difficult?! :D Thankfully, they are *mostly* helpful and on this particular Sunday afternoon, they were very much so. While some of us put up studs in the basement in preparation for drywall hanging, others packed … well, sort of, they packed.
These first few pics are just snapshots from earlier in the week.
A couple of people eating really FRESH fish!
Basement stud walls are going up!
Above and below we have Joel's room. He is quite excited about having his OWN room! He has never had a room of his own.
Closets between the two. Not sure you can tell but there they are!
And then Jonah's room below.
Their rooms are roughly 13.5 x 16 feet. Not a bad size, but they look small in this massive space. I measured off the larger living area and it is roughly 47 feet x 29 feet. This is nearly larger than our first house. We never imagined we would have this much space, and with some sweat equity we hope to have a finished space for the whole family to enjoy for years to come!
This is just a pic I snapped outside our camper front door! I love it!
Yes, I used a circular saw all afternoon. The Prez, Joel and I put up 38 studs at 16 inches apart along the long wall of the living space in the basement. You can see most of them there in the second picture.
And here is a little shed that I have no idea what we'll do with. Isn't it cute?
And finally, I leave you with our "other" rooster. He is quite lonely at the moment, but that is all about to change when Mr. Squawks and the 20 ladies show up! He is quite modest by the way, not really wanting his picture taken.
Boxes, Boards (as in Hardwood) and Bins, Oh My!
The packing has commenced in earnest. We have lived in our current home for 12+ years. When we moved here, we had one son. He was 2! Now, we have six children ages 14, 13, 10, 7, 7 and 3! We've downsized in the S.T.U.F.F. department, BUT there are eight of us and well … it is just a lot.
All of our books are finally packed. I think we have more than 20 tubs of books of various kinds. Very thankful for our books, but wowza. We will be taking these boxes to our new home in the next week hopefully. We'll empty them on the new built-ins *hopefully* and bring the plastic bins back here for more packing.
Speaking of bins and boxes, the Prez ordered some cardboard boxes much to my chagrin. It is just that we have a {slight} problem at our *new* home: brown recluse spiders. Read more…
Happy Mother's Day 2013
Hope everyone reading has enjoyed a beautiful Sunday. Here it is sunny and clear, blue skies!
I got the honor of cleaning the only working bath this morning. Remember all the workers we have had in and out of our house? It was a humbling experience. No photos, which I assure you is a good thing.
Before our creek walk, I worked on a project as I watched our four youngest play "castles, knights, firemen and princesses." :) It was an answer to prayer to see the four of them truly enjoying, imagining and playing together. Read more…
Our Dancer: Spring Recital 2013
Our sweet 7-year-old loves to dance, and she has soared in ballet! She was so excited to be given a lead role in her recital performance, which took place today! She was asked to be one of two girls who led a line of dancers onto the stage. The timing needed to be perfect, and she did it perfectly!
She was excited to have her whole family there as well as all of her grandparents. They were all excited (well, mostly the brothers were) to be there and equally excited to see how organized the recital was as there were 22 dances! It all went off without a hitch though!
They do not allow photography or video during the actual performances, which I loved, but we were encouraged to bring our cameras to the dress rehearsal so most of these photos are actually from the dress rehearsal earlier this week. The studio is a ministry of a nearby church, and this was our first year to attend this program though S has taken ballet for 3 years now. It was a great move for her, and the setting outside made for some great shots of our ballerina! *I will be taking this post to password after a short time due to the nature of these photos, and my fear of the crazies in cyberspace.*
During the Dance (I was concentrating mostly on the video so these pics are not great at all, plus the lighting was an issue for this very novice photographer! She still shines though!)
I Might Have a New Love
Well not really, but I do LOVE our built-in cabinets and they aren't even finished! The piles of boxes of books in our dining room turned schoolroom turned big mess might have something to do with my new love. I opened the door today to see this in progress!
Seriously. I do love books. And I do love these bookshelves and cabinets and HUGE bench seating area with shelf space underneath. Read more…


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Europe has always been enticing for immigrants from the Middle East and Africa, but recent wars and conflicts have turned that steady flow into a gusher in the last few months. These refugees face a series of harrowing obstacles in their journey: ruthless and costly human traffickers, perilously ill-maintained and overfilled boats, scant opportunities and a threat of arrest upon arrival. In this week's NEWSWEEK, Barbie Latza Nadeau examines the plight of the more than 45,000 immigrants who have entered Europe through the Italian town of Lampedusa since January. Photographer Alex Majoli went to Italy on assignment for NEWSWEEK to depict refugee life.


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Id love to be watching it, unfortunately I don't have cable, and the network channels seem to be oblivious to the fact that we need a different president. It would be a little more interesting if Palin was participating too.
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I think hes was actually pretty lively. He managed to pull off some laughs and chuckles and seemed to be in pretty good spirits.
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Yes, it finished just a few minutes ago. Theres still some post-debate stuff going on with Anderson Cooper. Im sure there will be a video of the debate out soon, problably within an hour or 2, on either youtube or cnn. Ill post the link for it on here as soon as i find it.


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Neutrogena Oil Free eye makeup remover
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75% would repurchase
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INGREDIENTSWater, Cyclopentasiloxane, Cyclohexasiloxane, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Benzyl Alcohol, Sodium Chloride, Dipropylene Glycol, Poloxamer 182, Allantoin, Tripotassium EDTA, Benzalkonium Chloride, Glycerin, Cucumber Fruit Extract (Cucumis Sativus), Potassium Phosphate, Dipotassium Phosphate.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This product is almost as good as the Lacome eye makeup remover. It will gentle remove all eyemakeup including waterproof mascara and eyeliner without tugging on the eye. The price is cheap, and works great so definitely will repurchase. Taking off one lipstick however, since it leaves a oily feeling behind even though the product says it is oil free.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
I wish I'd have read about this sooner. I pretty much stashed my waterproof mascaras in the back of the drawer because the new formulas were getting harder and harder to remove. My old standbys; sweet almond, grape seed, and jojoba oil didn't seem to be up to the chore w/o a lot of trouble and then I was left with oily eyes and blurry vision. Neutrogena removes them in a breeze. It also removes gel eyeliner and indelible eye shadows. It's oil-free but not silicone free. Silicone's usually bother my skin but since I'm washing my face after using this, it hasn't broken me out. Make sure you shake the bottle well before each use because the product separates.
Ingredients: Cyclopentasiloxane, Water, Cyclohexasiloxane, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Benzyl Alcohol, Sodium Chloride, Dipropylene Glycol, Poloxamer 182, Allantoin, Tripotassium EDTA, Benzalkonium Chloride, Glycerin, Cucumber Fruit Extract (Cucumis Sativus), Potassium Phosphate, Dipotassium Phosphate, Phenoxyethanol
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I love it!! It gets rid of my MAC blacktrack fluidliner and eyeshadow in just one step and I only paid $4.59 for two bottles. It takes a little longer for my eyelashes since I wear 2 mascaras and one is waterproof, but it does a lot better than big brandnames' eye MU removers, besides it doesn't irritate my eyes -- a plus for me is that I don't wear contacts. Will definitely buy it again but apparently I got plenty for the rest of the year. I will update if anything changes.
UPDATE 5-02-09 I am switching to Organic Jojoba Oil, it works better for me and doesn't irritate my eyes and skin. Apparently I was getting comedones (whiteheads) out of it, I don't seem to get any with Jojoba Oil.
UPDATE 10-09: I went back to Clinique's Eye/Lips MU remover a while ago, there's nothing like that to get rid of heavy eye make up. I pair it with Olay Cleansing Wipes and they together leave my skin perfectly clean. I'm sticking with them forever.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
This makeup remover is comparable to Clinique's. I wear a fair amount of eye makeup (eye shadow, mascara, and eyeliner) and it removes every bit of it. My eyelids are already naturally oily, so all I buy is oil-free. This doesn't aggravate my contact lenses either, which is amazing. I pour a small amount on a cotton pad and pull it across my eye. When it gets to the area around my eye, I wipe it off completely. Everything comes off, and a small bottle lasts me for about 5 months.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Black
Very gentle. Doesn't sting my eyes, and it removes waterproof mascara without a lot of hassle. I usually hold it to my eyes for 5-10 seconds before wiping and the remover would do the rest.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
If you like Lancome's Bifacil then you will like this. It removes my mascara just as well. I hold the soaked cotton ball on my eyelashes for 5 seconds or so before wiping. The one drawback is it doesn't remove waterproof mascara at all.
Target has their own brand of this which is exactly the same and even cheaper at $4. Either one will do the trick.
I don't understand why they say oil free. Half of it is really oily but it does such a great job I don't mind. I just splash some water to remove it.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Compared to Lancome's Bi-Facil Double-Action Eye Makeup Remover, this works almost as well at removing makeup but is more gentle. Just soak some into a cotton ball and it wipes off eyeshadow and mascara (even waterproof) easily. Make sure you rinse afterward with water so there is no residue. It contains aloe barbadensis leaf juice, which soothes your skin, as well as cucumber fruit extract. It is also fragrance-free, which the Lancome version is not. And it is cheaper (about C$12.50 compared to C$34.00). I will definitely repurchase.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Olive, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This is a cheaper alternative to Lancome Bificils at $8 (cheaper at Wal Mart). It's not a s good as the Pond's Bare & Repair (discontinued) but I was between makeup removers. It's not too oily but I don't find that it removes all traces of mascara or eyeliner.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
UPDATE: I have to change my rating from 4 to 2 after developing this sensitivity to it. My eyes are now itchy and dry after using this. I didn't want to believe it at first because this is such an affordable and otherwise effective remover, but it is true. After reading another reviewer's experience with irritation and thinking through what has changed in my routine, I am convinced that it's this. It's not a burning sensation, but a palpable dry/itchiness and warm sensation... Like the other reviewer, my eyes developed this reaction after a few months of use.
Before trying this, I thought the Mary Kay makeup remover was the best one I have tried. While that one is still one of my favourites, I feel that this Neutrogena one performs just as good. In fact, they are very similar both in terms of texture as well as performance. Yes it is a bit oily (just like the Mary Kay one) but I usually follow up with a face wash, and everything comes off, with no oily film left on my eyelids or eyeballs. Considering that I can get this from my local drug store, for almost half the price that I have to pay for a May Kay one on ebay, this one is preferable.
Not really a five lippie item as I am still in search for "THE" makeup remover. I wear a gel liner and waterproof mascara most days, and so far no eye makeup remover has managed to remove it all with no residue. The Andrea EyeQ pads came pretty close, but I just couldn't stand the oily film it would leave on my eyeballs (not to think of what it did to the surrounding skin). While I'm searching for my personal HG, this is a pretty good one to tide me over.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is my regular choice for eyemakeup remover. it is non drying to the eye area which is important for me. It takes off my waterproof mascara and eyemakeup easily.
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Decorating for the holidays can be expensive, and buying a bunch of new décor items from the big-box store can also leave a hefty footprint on the environment.
So, what's an eco-minded merry-maker to do? Try using items you already have around the house to create festive decorations that will help you deck those halls with far less waste.
This inventive project from Bonnie Getchell of the craft blog Revolutionaries does just that by taking the humble pill bottle and transforming it into a miniature snowman that's perfect for mantelpieces, kitchen tables or anywhere in the house that could use a dose of holiday cheer.
"My grandma loved to keep her empty pill bottles for me to upcycle into cute crafts," Getchell wrote in her guest post tutorial at Crafting a Greener World. "I recently found a stash of pill bottles she had given me, and I was inspired by the hat-like shape that the lid had."
After adding a few basic materials, Getchell had transformed the once-blah bottle into a cheerful snowman that's sure to bring a smile to anyone's face this season.
For step-by-step instructions on how to make these yourself, head to Crafting a Greener World.
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It's an unstated rule in Hollywood that if an actress wants to win a big award she has to bare both her soul and her body on screen in some unflattering manner. I could have gone an entire three lifetimes without seeing Queen Latifah naked. I'm not sure why her quest for a trophy has to involve the discomfort of so many others. In the HBO original film Bessie, Queen Latifah plays Depression era performer Bessie Smith who according to the script was very comfortable with her full-figured body. This was life before fat shaming on Twitter. Not so Utopian now, is it?
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If you are interested in joining the Slow Food Santa Cruz Board or in working with us on a project or event, please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you are are a local business or organization interested in partnering with Slow Food Santa Cruz on a project or event, fill out our Partnership Form, Slow Food SC Partnership Form or our Event Promotion Form, Slow Food SC Partners Event Promotion and email it to firstname.lastname@example.com. We look forward to hearing from you!
2015 Slow Food Santa Cruz Board
Elizabeth (Liz) Birnbaum
Liz has contributed locally, nationally, and globally to the good food movement. She was a United States delegate to Terra Madre, the international conference of Slow Food, in 2014.
Liz's interest in food began in 2007 when she began cultivating land as a guerilla gardener. That quickly grew into a deeper interest, and she subsequently worked to establish and manage a small, diversified farm at her alma mater. From 2012-2014, Liz coordinated the content and logistics for the oldest and largest ecological agriculture event in the West: the annual EcoFarm Conference. She then transitioned to focusing on events and community outreach in the farm-to-table sector, first with local restaurant group The Glass Jar, and now with Outstanding in the Field and the Organic Farming Research Foundation.
She is also the founder of The Chicago Food Museum, a photo ethnography called The Farm(er) Project, and a freelance curator focusing on shows of environment, culture, and food.
Liz Hodges
Liz Hodges moved to the Santa Cruz area in 2006 and began helping her aunt with seasonal lavender and olive oil production at Valencia Creek Farms while doing latte art at Grind's Coffee in Capitola, pouring wine at Hallcrest and completing her BA in Global Studies. She researched the far-reaching effects of our food systems throughout her academic career and learned about the traditional and sustainable farming methods of West Africa while she studied in Ghana for two semesters. Upon returning, she volunteered at the Salinas Chinatown Community Garden and the Pacific Grove Farmers Market.
While Liz was studying International Environmental Policy as a graduate student in Monterey, she realized that all of her focus was on sustainable and organic agriculture as the intersection of ecology, equality, health and happiness. This, coupled with her passion for growing her own food, led her to study horticulture at Cabrillo. During her time at Cabrillo, she worked as an intern, managing a crop of 10,000 organic veggie starts.
Currently, she keeps chickens, does freelance food writing and has a sustainable living blog where she shares her excitement for food, gardening and health at verdantpantry.com. As Communications Chair, she looks forward to connecting the thriving sustainable food community of Santa Cruz with Slow Food members and all lovers of good, clean, fair food.
Julia Bell
Julia has worked in ecological landscape and event design in and around the Monterey Bay for the past 15 years. Her company, Bell and Flourish Design, has evolved to create beautiful spaces that celebrate nature, health and community. Education from UCSC (BA Art, BA Biology), Cabrillo and West Valley College (Landscape Architecture, Horticulture, Engineering Technology, Graphic Design, Fine Art) provides a diverse backdrop for ongoing 'freelance' studies in Permaculture and land management. Engagement in community organizations and events provides a rewarding network for sharing her interest in the arts, ecology, botany and food.
Edible gardens and home-orchard management are specialties within her practice that stem from a passion for cooking with organic, local harvest. Stepping out from the kitchen to gather herbs, veggies and fruit, or pick a home-grown bouquet are luxuries she loves to create. Slow Flowers represent an extension of the Slow Food principals of celebrating local, ecologically responsible product. Organic event design and floral arrangement has become an additional opportunity for Julia to combine her artistic eye and ecological mindset. She looks forward to serving as Events Chair to help engage and educate the community in attainable, healthy, Slow Food!
Sonia de la Rosa
Sonia de la Rosa has enjoyed participating as a Member of Slow Food SC and welcomes the opportunity to serve a more active role by participating on the Board. She appreciates the work that Slow Food SC is doing to build awareness and community surrounding the issue of healthy attainable food for all. Sonia is interested in how we can cultivate new systems/opportunities that truly serve our financial and public health needs, particularly on the local level where business, healing, community, and creativity can more easily overlap.
Currently, she works as a freelance bookkeeper, providing Quickbooks training, services and support to small-businesses in SC County. Prior work experience includes non-profit program management, event planning, and customer service/sales/marketing roles for small-to-mid-size manufacturing firms. She holds a BA in Business Management Economics from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Sonia has lived in the community since 2007, enjoying active membership in various organizations including: Transition Santa Cruz, TimeBank Santa Cruz, Friends of the SC Library, Kuumbwa Jazz, and the UCSC Alumni Association. She has been involved in some form of volunteer work over the past 25 years, more recently with organizations such as Homeless Garden Project, Reskilling Expo, Trips for Kids, Girls on the Run, and Ride-a-Wave. She is a nature lover, outdoor sport enthusiast, and healthy food faithful.
Anna Zivian
Anna Zivian has been a Slow Food member for over twenty years, since a friend in Italy introduced her to it when she was visiting the Veneto. She recently moved back to Santa Cruz, where she had earned her Ph.D. in Environmental Studies at UCSC (something of a change from her BA in Russian and Soviet Studies many years prior). She is currently Associate Director of Knowledge Management at Ocean Conservancy, bringing together expertise, information, wisdom, and knowledge to try to solve complex ocean issues. Previously, she served as Senior Manager for Ocean Conservancy's ocean use planning program. At Ocean Conservancy, she has also addressed transgenic aquaculture policy and aquaculture labeling. In addition to her work on ocean issues, Anna's past research looks at the intersection of environmental policy, science, and society, and, in particular, issues of democracy and public participation in science. She has published articles on the role of subnational government in regulating genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in Europe and the United States. Annacomes by her interest in subnational government organically, having been an elected official in Colorado for ten years. She is passionate about food and food policy, and is excited to be part of the Slow Food Santa Cruz board.
Stephanie Webb
Upon completing her Master's Degree, Stephanie took a position with AmeriCorps' Resource Assistance for Rural Environments (RARE) Program at Port Orford Ocean Resource Team (POORT). During this time, her career motivations turned towards using education to preserve (access to) natural resources and using entrepreneurial approaches to create fair wages for producers. Within in this role, Stephanie became passionate about conservation, sustainable agriculture and seafood and immersed herself in understanding various hurdles within our supply chain and how to overcome them. Using her finance expertise, applied and academic education and strategic planning skills, she developed, financed and staffed a community-supported fishery (CSF) – the first CSF in Oregon. A rising model among producers derived from the agriculture sector also known as a community supported agriculture (CSA) where consumers pay prior to the food being harvested, processed or distributed. Currently, Stephanie works as a freelance consultant for various community-based social justice, conservation and (sea)food system initiatives. She recently moved to Santa Cruz, CA to enhance her quality of life, expand a place-based consulting business and participate in a community with like-minded individuals. In her spare time she enjoys hiking, surfing, cooking and practicing yoga.
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South Mountain Road is a winding, two-lane historic road on the northern border of New City, New York, a hamlet in Rockland County. Historic High Tor State Park is an attraction on South Mountain Road.[1] Also on the road is the Henry Varnum Poor House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2007.[2] South Mountain Road's western terminus is New York State Route 45 in Pomona. The eastern terminus is in New City at Haverstraw Road.
Although the post office and some individuals abbreviate it as S. Mountain Rd., the south in the name is not a directional. There is no North Mountain Road. It gets its name from being the road south of the mountain.
In the early 20th century, the road attracted a host of artistic people who made up an informal artists' colony. Members of the group included Maxwell Anderson, the playwright (in later years, actor Barry Bostwick lived in Anderson's house, selling it in 2005); composer Kurt Weill and his wife, singer/actress Lotte Lenya;[3] actor/director/producer John Houseman, and architect/potter/painter Henry Varnum Poor. Other notable residents included Norman Lloyd, Dr. Martha MacGuffie, Michael DiLorenzo Jr, and a teen aged Rene Auberjonois, who occasionally baby-sat for some of the residents.
Maxwell Anderson's daughter, Hesper Anderson, wrote a book titled South Mountain Road: A Daughter's Journey of Discovery (Simon & Schuster, 2000) about her family life and this circle of artists.[4]
The road also served as the inspiration for musical artist James G. Barry's song "South Mountain Road" on his debut album Wake Up Singing. As a teenager living in New City, driving along South Mountain Road was for him an escape, an adventure, and an exploration (of mind and spirit).
- ^ New York State Parks, Recreation, and Historic Preservation. "High Tor State Park". Retrieved 15 April 2015.
- ^ Staff (2009-03-13). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ The Historical Society of Rockland County. "A Brief History of Rockland". The Historical Society of Rockland. Retrieved 15 April 2015.
- ^ "South Mountain Road: A Daughter's Journey of Discovery". Publishers Weekly. January 3, 2000.
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Amazing shampoo with a powerful blend of argan, olive, sea buckthorn and pumpkin seed oils.
26 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Leione on Apr 19, 2014
One of the best shampoos for dry, damaged, dull and lifeless hair. I've tried so many different shampoos, but they were drying and irritating my sensitive scalp and leaving my hair dull and lifeless. But this one is simply amazing. It's all-natural, vegan and sulfate, paraben, petroleum, phthalate, PEG, silicon, synthetic fragrance, gluten and cruelty free, and unlike other natural shampoos, it lathers well, gently cleanses my hair without drying or irritating my scalp and leaves my hair clean, soft, shiny and manageable. The list of its ingredients is pretty impressive: coconut-derived sodium lauroyl methyl isethionate, sodium methyl cocoyl taurate, sodium cocoyl glutamate gently cleanse the scalp and hair, draw out excess dirt and oil, remove impurities and dead skin cells without stripping the scalp's protective layer, naturally-derived betaine, cocoglucosides hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride, sodium levulinate and guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride condition and detangle the hair making it soft and manageable, aloe vera leaf juice soothes, tones and heals the scalp, calms itching, reduces redness and inflammation, a powerful blend of argan, olive, sea buckthorn and pumpkin seed oils, argan stem cells, ubiquinone (CoQ10) and almond extract deeply moisturizes and nourishes the scalp, repairs dry and damaged hair, protects it at the cellular level, strengthens the root bulbs and follicle connection, improves cellular circulation, stimulates cell renewal and keratin production, restores hair elasticity, provides body and shine, açaí berry, blackberry, rosehips, pomegranate and rooibos are powerful antioxidants stimulating hair growth and preventing hair loss, sunflower-derived glycerophosphoinositol lysine and ca ssia bark essential oil are strong anti-dandruff, antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, antibiotic, antibacterial, antimicrobial, antiviral, antifungal agents reviving, revitalizing, invigorating the scalp and hair follicles, adding volume at the root, regulating sebum production and keeping infection and inflammation at bay. I've been using this product for two weeks and I'm impressed by the results: my scalp is no longer dry, itchy and flaky and my hair is no longer dull, damaged and lifeless - it's soft, shiny and healthy. So glad I discovered this amazing shampoo.
One of the best ever!
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I have long blond dry hair and sensitive scalp. This shampoo together with the same conditioner are awesome! Moisturizes very well, hair are shiny and soft. Highly recommended!
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I LOVE this shampoo (and conditioner)! We recently switch out all toxic products with natural ones, and I had to try this shampoo. I hair routine use to consist of Curly Sexy Hair followed by Moroccan Oil, but with this, my hair got so silky smooth! I couldnt belive it when I brushed my hair after the first wash, so soft! I had curly, frizzy hair (not the worst though), now it's wavy, less frizzy, and silky smooth <3 Thank you Acure Organics!
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Light Shampoo.
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Great shampoo. Doesn't feel like it's stripping hair. Just removes excess oil. Leaves hair feeling light and clean.


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Hello, everyone. My DH and I have been TTC for 2.5 years and I have been keeping track of my cycle (26 days) for that long. Well, we TTC on 5/5 and 5/6/13 but AF came 5/20/13 as hard and heavy as ever. We decided to take a break on our last OC and try again next month. Thanks to my tracking app, I realized I was late 4 days (AF due 6/15/13). Never happened before as my first pregnancy was as normal as can be (also lost track of time until I realized AF was missing) and had a BFP at 22 DPO. If DH and I made whoopie within the past 3 weeks, I would have thought this was it, but all I have on hand are expired HPTs (2/2012). Yet if this WAS it, then I would be on week 6 of my pregnancy. Has anyone ever had a regular AF during their pregnancy? I mean no spotting, no tinting, just a full on AF while pregnant? Any related experiences would be great, thank you so much.
AF during early pregnancy?
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Posted 06/17/2013
No you wouldn't have af while pregnant. And if you were bleeding heavily during pregnancy it could be a bad sign.
You can try the feb hpts 4 mos if the packages aren't open should be okay.
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Posted 06/18/2013
My mother had a full af the whole time she was preggo with my little sister had no idea she was preggo till her fourth month and she had them on time every month. My sister is fine and preggo herself now. But every one I'd different so... Hope you are and everything s great! GL
Posted 06/18/2013
If you didn't dtd this cg cycle and you got af last month I wouldn't assume youre pg, I would take an expired test, if its pos I'd get a new one, if its pos, then I'd see a dr as bleeding can be a bad thing in pg. Good luck.


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I am still using the axxess part for right now. Honestly when I begin upgrading the amp and speakers I will be ditching the factory amp for something along the lines of an Alpine PDX-5.
I should mention that a single 10" sub woofer and box (stealth :spy: style) is in the workings.
If the serial > USB does not work, I found a low profile PCI serial card to tryout.
I washed out my center console in the utility sink. Decided to do a bit of work on it before reassembly. Here is the USB port I added:
Thanks for the link Spyder. Ill order one.
So I finally have the truck upgrades done and all put back together. I was having some sound driver issues, I think due to the fact I was using HDMI out for the sound before I installed it. Anyway I removed all the old drivers and installed the newest ones from Asus.com and bam, the sound input now works perfect! I also received my MJS input switcher in the mail today, so I was able to install the last part of the puzzle to get HD radio and Sirius radio going. I am very happy with the sound output, its every bit as comparable to the Xfi, except it's onboard.
I am liking the very fast startup times by this board, the bois is honestly about 2 seconds to boot!
So in addition to all that, I fabbed up a $16 volume knob, it works extremely well, better than any other attempt I've done thus far. The hacked knob is from a doner Dell keyboard I found on ebay, the design of the keyboard makes the hack quite easy. More pix and info on that later
Here is the board, I de-solidered the knob and made a 2ft "extension cord" so the knob can be remote mounted.
Best part is the is a simple HID device requiring no drivers.
I installed a compustar 2 way remote start / alarm combo today. I'm going to tie in a relay to the PC so I can also start it up and shut it down from the remote. I installed the remote package that has up to 1 mile range :)
It also pages me if the alarm goes off, and gives me status output of the vehicle such as doors open, hood open, interior temperature, battery voltage, remote start run time, etc. It's quite a complex system that I will take some photos of and explain further later on. I used a Fortin module that allowed me to tap into the can bus and get all these features using an ignition T harness. Only wires I had to tap were power, parking lights, and horn. Now I have some security in case someone else decides they like my PC more than I do ;)
Here's a picture of the remote
A little update here, I ended up pulling the ASUS/WIN7 setup and reinstalling the INTEL/XP setup. I battled with windows 7 and stability issues with the ASUS/WIN7 setup and have re-evaluated my windows 7 is "ok" for the car thinking! The "startup repair utility" finally got on my nerves, and the USB > RS232 adaptor running my HD radio was about 50% stable and would often lock up on boot. So I am back to my intel board and happy to report it went back in with no trouble at all! I like having a dedicated hardware comport for the HD radio, seems waaaay more stable than the software virtual comport. I had to redo the UAS and Sirius software but that went off without a hitch. I also eliminated the X-Fi and am using on board sound now, and it sounds great. So I also did a skin upgrade to a Shock v7 beta build and a new RideRunner update.
UGH, you have me so worried about my HD Radio and XM Radio. Even my OBD2, which are all on a USB to Serial adapter.
I think the issue was with win 7, After driving a few days with XP back I remember how much simpler, reliable and easier to configure it is. Especially the sound, I had all the sources line matched in a matter of minutes with XP, vs. a day or two with the win 7 sound. Since putting back the intel board it's booted and run flawlessly, as it did when I pulled it out. All is not lost though, the mobo did get a heatsink / fan upgrade which I wish I would have photographed before putting my console back in. I'll get some pics soon :)
I used 2 of these, one on the north bride and one on the CPU oriented the same way. I then installed the fan sideways blowing over both. The system will run fan less but it never hurts to circulate a little air.