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I love this product. I have fair skin and I think it only will work if your skin is light because it actually says on the product "whitening". Dont freak out because it doesnt make you lighter. It does a great job of smoothing my pores. I have had a problem with them forever because they are so large and this is best product I have tried yet. It has replaced my concealer and bronzer. (I used bronzer to try to make my skin look better, now I dont need to!)
I used to use NARS Sheer Glow on my face (color: Siberia) but recently, with the extremely hot weather where I am and a general improvement in my skin for various other reasons I won't go into, I've been feeling that it's time to move away from foundation.
I've been using this BB cream daily for about six months and I have to say I'm very impressed. Just a side note: I treat this like a foundation, meaning I still moisturize and wear primer underneath.
Like most people here have said, it comes out gray initially, which can be sort of shocking, but once you rub it into your skin that goes away. I will say, as another side note, don't cake this on because then you will definitely notice the gray. Its best to spread a light layer over your face and wait for it to settle in.
I find the coverage is really good for a BB cream, meaning if you have a lot of redness or a pimple you're out of luck with this, it but it does a really good job at erasing pores and minor redness. This erasure lasts most of the day, I set it with powder, put on a little concealer and I'm good to go.
The only issue I have with it is that I feel like it leans a little pink and my skin is on the yellow end of neutral, but I really do love it other than that and that is an issue that is probably only noticeable to me - but since the color match isn't perfect, I have to take off a star.
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Didn't work for me at all. Its way to light and grey and sort of drying. When I first put it on, my skin seems moisterized but after that the BB cream dries on my skin and makes my skin dry along with it.
I've been using it with my Kevin Aucoin sensual skin enhancer and its worked ok. The KA product is really pigmented and a bit too dark and yello for me. This combo lightens up the color and makes the KA a bit less dewy.
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I think BB creams are too overhyped. I purchased this via skin79northamerica.com so I know it is real. I have oily skin and every time I apply it on my face, my skin suddenly become become creasy - I feel that it blocks my pores because of oil control. I have to use moisturizer before applying BB cream because it doesn't moisturize. I'm pale and the color doesn't match my skin tone. The color is excellent for people with medium to deep warm skin tone.
The website emphasizes that this BB cream's main ingredients are made of plant extracts and natural oil but if you actually read its ingredients. You will see a bunch of fillers such as silicones, preservations and more in the beginning of ingredients which they are the MAIN. The extracts from plants listed on the last of the ingredients which it means only in very small amounts - they are not the main ingredients!
You're better off with your own moisturizer with antioxidants, mineral sunscreen and mineral foundation - it has better benefits than BB creams.
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Okay. I'm in love. Seriously. Skin79 BB creams are AMAZING. It makes my skin feel silky and smooth, moisturized and makes it look dreamy. Yes. I said dreamy. Without looking like I'm wearing any foundation at all this product manages to blend out all my redness and give me an airbrush like finish. I top it off with some HD powder and it's perfection. It doesn't break me out, doesn't cake, doesn't smudge, doesn't oxidize..... the list goes on. It DOES look a little grey when first applied but once you blend it in that goes away and you're left with glowing healthy looking skin. Then again, I'm really fair skinned and have very few blemishes. This might not work for someone who is blemish prone, has oily skin or has darker skin but it's a win for us 20-50 fair skinned gals! I will be buying this over and over and over again. (For the record I bought the Gold and the Pink labels... I liked them both. I don't really makes a difference which one you choose if you're on the fence with those two)
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This BB cream is great!
I ordered it off Ebay after hearing such a big hype over this, and sure enough I understand why this is a popular product!
In terms of coverage, it's pretty good! It's blendable, and a lot easier to spread than my other BB cream. However I was looking for one that is a medium to full coverage, and I'd say this is a light to medium coverage.
There isn't really any obvious fragrance to this, so I guess it's a big plus, making it seem more natural and better for your skin.
It felt sticky when I first applied it, but it soon dried up leaving my skin supple and moisturized.
I love the packaging! It doesn't look cheap and tacky which is also a plus, cos hey... Who doesn't want nice-looking cosmetics laying around for people to look at ;)
However, it would of been better if I could see how much product there is left, the bottle is kinda heavy itself, so it would be hard to determine how much product you have left.
Would purchase again!
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I ordered some samples of this directly from Korea after doing a TON of research on BB creams for weeks. I also ordered 3 comparable creams from other companies - BB's that were good for acne prone skin and discoloration.
While I also tried the BRTC Blemish Recover Balm SPF 28 and Liole - Beyond The Solution, I like this much more because I feel like I got more immediate results from wearing this for about a week and the samples for this were MUCH more generous so I got a clearer picture of how it works. This smoothed on easier, and was also water resistant (could even apply it to a moist face - the others would not blend in while semi wet and generally didn't feel as good going on).
This brought pimples that were under the surface of my skin up and out really fast and seemed to heal them and diminish them immediately and left over acne marks literally started to fade within the first two days!
I DID NOT BUY THIS TO USE AS A FOUNDATION!!! It makes an INCREDIBLE PORELESS PRIMER under my foundation and makeup. I don't consider this makeup/foundation at all, and since I am black/mixed, I certainly would NOT wear this as foundation. BUT, since I am not that dark (a true nc42/43 - C5/6 - not a sun-tanned girl...) and this blends in more like a lotion rather than sitting on top of skin like makeup and doesn't make me super pale, it actually works fine without any major issues. Under makeup, this makes my face look BRIGHTER, not LIGHTER!
Other ethnic girls who are up to deep tan/light brown should try it UNDER their makeup as healthy skin primer and Asian companies should probably start making these good BB's in darker and yellow based colors because the American versions SUCK and I know some Asian girls who are naturally darker than I am...just saying...
My foundation wears over it beautifully while looking more glowy than usual and I use far less foundation with it than without which is awesome! It makes me look flawless and extends the wear of my makeup while improving my skin and evening my skin tone... I don't think I could ask for anything more.
I will update if anything changes, but I just ordered a full bottle of the authentic stuff, so, for now, I am hooked! HG Primer+ continued >>
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Well, first off, Skin79 bb creams have never given me any breakouts of any kind, that's a major plus as I have eczema on my face from every now and then. However, the hot pink Skin79 does not provide a lot of coverage, concealer still needed! This one does have a grey tint, it's no biggie, blends in pretty quickly. Though bear in mind that the effect of bb cream varies depending on how you apply it (beauty blender, hand, sponge etc) applying directly with a sponge gives the most sheer coverage :)
I love this BB cream! I've tried all of the Skin79 formulas, and I like this one the best. My skin is normal/ combo. I start with a moisture lotion with sunscreen ( can't get too much sunscreen!) and then top it off with this BB cream. I smooth a very small amount all over my face, even the eye area. This will prevent oily breakthrough, and leave me looking flawless all day. It also reflects light away from the fine lines. I don't use foundation anymore! The coverage is very light and it blends into the skin, even though it looks gray coming out. I gave the packaging an average score, because I order mine from Amazon in sample packets instead of the bottle. This has worked well for me though. It's always fresh. I top it off with just enough mineral powder to balance any shine, and I'm all set!
I DO think this is good, but this is for people that want a light/sheer coverage.
I have dry, sensitive skin, about an NC20 in colour right now. This is a little bit too grey and pink, but I just adjust the colour with my Kett colour adjuster:
This means that I actually keep my BB cream in a jar, since I need to mix it up with a little stick.
I kinda liked the Gold one better for most of the year for me because it has slightly more coverage and is a little more moisturizing, which is good for my dry skin. The Gold one is a little heavier though, which is not good for warm summers - it doesn't let the skin breathe much and the only place my face managed to sweat was on my eyebrows, where I had none of the Gold BB Cream XD On skin that isn't dry, the gold one may look too dewy if not set with some powder. Because the Gold one gives slightly more coverage, it means I can use less of it. About the coverage of the pink one: if you use it like me: put a few dots on and "blend" with a beauty blender, you will only manage to slightly even out your skin tone - the coverage will be sheer. This is OK with me though as I have decent skin. Where I actually need coverage I use a concealer. On the other hand, such a light coverage looks like no foundation at all - it looks like you just have good skin (although you can't detect the gold one on me either when same method of application is used). It evens out skin texture very well.
What I like about wearing this is that my skin seems to dry out much less than with many of my other foundations. My skin doesn't feel moist, but it's as the BB Cream protects it from losing moisture due to the windy cold conditions where I live. This prevents my skin from going flaky. If I just use a moisturizer, my skin IS moist and... by the laws of physics and chemistry (message me if you really want to know why), when it's cold and windy, my skin dries out. So: BB Cream is for me a must-have in the winter!
BTW: I have noticed that BB creams are good as primers too and the makeup I apply over lasts much longer than with my other foundation, So the first step in my morning routine is applying moisturizer, then BB cream all over my face and whatever more I need on top of that. Applying BB cream under my under-eye-concealer has made the small wrinkles under my eyes go away a bit. I think it's due to that my concealer is a little bit drying, although it's the most moisturizing one I've found yet, and the BB cream doesn't let the concealer dry out my skin.
This hasn't broken my sensitive skin out and as far as I have seen (used for about 8 months), BB Creams from Skin79 don't clog my pores and in general makes my skin feel comfortable. One of the other things that I love with BB creams is that they even out the surface of the skin and make pores look less deep and everything generally smoother. If I should put any warnings on BB-creams it's:
1) they can be too heavy for warm summers - they feel like they're suffocating the skin a bit - you will only sweat from the areas on your face where you haven't applied them
2) I hate the orange one - it has a very different coverage and texture from the hot pink and gold one, so if you're planning on purchasing it, read the reviews first
BTW, girl 2 reviews down: people don't need to be lazy to want to have an all-in-one product, some people just don't have half an hour to spend in front of the mirror every morning.
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The government's forced removal of one type of chemical paved the way for something worse: a substance that threatens the health of workers who handle it each day.
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Returning for fall semester: Check-in for returning students is scheduled for Sunday, August 24, through Tuesday, August 26, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Co-curricular Life Office (CCL).
Thanksgiving Holiday: Thanksgiving vacation begins at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21, 2014. Residence areas close at 8 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 22, and reopen at 8 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 30. The first meal served will be dinner on Sunday, Nov. 30. Classes resume at 8:30 a.m. Monday, Dec. 1.
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End of Year: The final exam period is Friday, May 8-Wednesday, May 13. Residence areas close at 5 p.m Thursday, May 14 for underclasswomen, except for those approved by the director of Residence Life to remain on campus for commencement.
Questions should be directed to the Office of Residence Life at (434) 381-6420 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
It's not too early to start thinking about shuttles for our Thanksgiving Break.
CCL reserves a van and hires a driver for Thursday, Nov. 20, through the early afternoon of Saturday, Nov. 22. These shuttles will take Sweet Briar students from campus only to Lynchburg's airport, Amtrak and Greyhound stations. A shuttle will return students to campus only from Lynchburg's airport, Amtrak and Greyhound stations on Sunday, Nov. 30.
To reserve your spot on the shuttle, an email will be delivered to all students on the morning of Monday, Nov. 3. All you will need to do is answer the simple questions about you and your travel plans from Lynchburg. The electronic acceptance of reservations will run only until Friday, Nov. 14 at 9am. That gives you more than 10 days to sign up anytime from a computer and guarantees you a spot on a shuttle.
Students who have signed up for the shuttle will receive confirmation on Monday, Nov. 17, with the schedule and reminders about shuttle procedures.
If your plans change and you realize that you need a shuttle after reservations are no longer being accepted, you will need to contact Amy in the Office of Spiritual Life (on the Dew side of Reid Pit) in person, by emailing her at email@example.com, or by calling (434) 381-6103 during office hours, 9-4:15, with the exception of Friday, which is 9-noon. Communication about shuttles outside of these hours will be received on the next business day. Every effort will be made to accommodate late requests, although if the needed shuttle is filled, your request may not be met.
If your departure plans fall outside of Lynchburg or the dates listed above, you will need to line up your transportation to the alternate sites. If a friend is not able to drive you to the alternate location, an offering to compensate for gasoline expenses might increase the likelihood; or you might need to line up a cab. CCL uses Amherst's Tabb's Cab and finds that they are very easy to work with and reliable. You may contact them easily through their website or by calling (434) 944-3437.
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The New York Jets have restructured the contract of injured wide receiver Santonio Holmes, creating additional salary cap room. Holmes, coming off a serious foot injury, was due to make $11 million in base salary, with $7.5 million guaranteed. Details of the restructuring, first reported by ESPN on Tuesday, weren't immediately available. Holmes, who signed a five-year, $45 million contract in 2011, would have cost the Jets an $11.25 million cap hit if he had been released. But Holmes agreed to restructure his deal to help the Jets add some cap room. He injured the middle of his foot in Week 4, and missed the rest of the season. New offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg said Monday that Holmes is expected to be healthy by training camp.
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With the ten-year anniversary passing for Donnie Darko one would expect director Richard Kelly to have more than two films under his belt since then. But with his audacious, rightfully insane Southland Tales and then his Hitchcockian thriller The Box both not getting the same response as his Jake Gyllenhaal-starrer, that's all we've got. First reported over a year ago, we've now got word from Variety on who will lead the next his next film
After taking part in the Kelly-scripted Domino, Edgar Ramirez has signed on to re-team with the director for Corpus Christi. The Carlos star will lead the film as "Paciencia De La Rosa, an Iraqi war veteran with severe post-traumatic stress disorder who forges a dangerous alliance with a wealthy industrialist in Texas."
Robert Rodriguez and his Quick Draw Productions are behind the feature and he calls it "his most compelling and exciting script to date." With Ramirez's performance in Carlos being one of the best in the last decade, I got hesitant when he joined the Wrath of the Titans, but it sounds like he is back to promising roles with this and Kathryn Bigelow's upcoming thriller.
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Math was all about time this week. Our district follows TRS (old C-Scope) for math so we only worked with time to the hour this week. We will work with time to the half hour later on in the year.
We started off very basic – relating a clock to a number line. I used index cards and string to create a very simple number line to 12. We talked about how a clock is indeed a number line – just in a circle.
We hung it up on the board, I would call out a time, and the kiddos had to help me move the hour hand and write the digital time. I just attached the hour hand to a clip on magnet – makes it easy to move around.
Afterwards, we followed up with some independent practice in our math journals.
And this friend decided to put the times in order from least to greatest just like the number line! Smartie pants!
You can download this sort plus a few more by clicking the picture below.
Once we got the hang of it, we created sunflowers with the analog, digital, and word form of time.
You can download the craft by clicking on the picture below.
One of my rotations during our math stations is the teacher table. We always just practice and extend more on the skill that was taught during whole group during this time. We sorted times on to TRUE or FALSE mats and matched analog and digital times.
These will now go into our station tubs for next week.
You can download these sorts by clicking the picture below.
and here.
The other kiddos worked on reviewing skills from earlier this year during their stations. Graphing, finding the missing part, and fact families.
How's that peace sign for a nice photo bomb?!!
You can download all these plus the clock match by clicking on the picture below.
And there you have it. Our math this week in a nutshell!
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Sequencing and Adjectives with Apples!
I am always looking for ways to bring in some cute crafts that focus on our weekly skills. Last week in reading we learned about sequencing. Since we use a basal in our district, we read the basal story to introduce our skill for the week and take a comprehension test on Wednesdays. That gives us Thursday and Friday to bring in other books for that skill and any cute crafts! On Thursday we made applesauce! We talked about how we were making it, the ingredients that we put in and we really focused on time words like first, next, then and last.
Afterwards, the kiddos ate up the deliciousness and created this apple craft writing the sequence of how we made the applesauce. You can find the craft here.
We also created a graph on whether or not we like applesauce.
This week in language arts we are learning about adjectives. We started off with a quick Brain Pop Jr. video and then got down to business. Each table got an apple. They had to write down words on their plate that described their apple (we focused on 5 senses). Then of course they got to eat their apples!
Then they each got a few apples, wrote their adjectives on them and added them to our basket full of apples. My adorable team mate has the apple craft here.
I'm headed to pack the car for Houston. We head out tomorrow for check ups on our angel baby. Please pray for good results and safe travels.
Happy Tuesday!
Sunday, September 21, 2014
Short Vowel Bingo FREEBIE!
Hi friends! Hope you all had a wonderful weekend with your families! We took miss priss to Urban Air, an indoor trampoline park, and let me just say that I am WAY too old to jump off in to a pit or play dodge ball on a trampoline! Way too old!!! My entire body is sore!
I am popping in real quick to share a freebie with you! I created this Short O Bingo game to play with my kiddos this week since we are reviewing that sound.
You can download it for free by clicking below!
…..and if you are looking for more vowel Bingo, I put together all the vowels here!
Saturday, September 20, 2014
Five 4 Friday
I'm linking up with Doodlebugs Teaching for a little Five for Friday fun…on a Saturday that is! It's going to be short and sweet because we are about to head out with family to take my priss to an indoor trampoline park! She seriously cannot wait!
This week we worked on character traits! I always try to push this skill in any time I read a book to get my kiddos familiar with it. We read Stand Tall Molly Lou Melon and then created a {{not so cute}} anchor chart to describe her along with a fun little craftivity.
You can download the craftivity by clicking below.
In math we are working on composing and decomposing numbers to 10. We learned about lots of different strategies for adding. One of their favorites was the "Flip Flop" Strategy. We used Amy's craftivity and cards to practice. I think the flash on my camera caused the number sentence to not show up on the flip flops!
And, we practiced a LOT with this skill during math groups.
For decomposing numbers we used goldfish! Subtraction is always so tricky for our kiddos so my team made things yummy and exciting with lots of goldfish, cubes, and writing on desks.
You can download the goldfish mat by clicking below.
One of my literacy stations is Word Work. The minute I saw Reagan Tunstall's Word Work pack I fell in love and knew I had to use it in my room! Every week we do the same word work activities. I love it because it is consistent and the kiddos are so independent at it! Her pack requires very little prep work. The class favorite is the book. They LOVE using our glitter bingo markers! You can find the markers here on Amazon.
And…I saved the best for last!
Our angel baby turned 3 months old this week! He is getting stronger every day. His sissy has a LOT to do with that! She plays and talks to him constantly!
Visit Doodlebugs Teaching to see what others are sharing for their Five for Friday!


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Our villas are luxurious, semi-detached villas with private swimming pools. The villas are constructed in Balinese style. The villas are furnished completely and luxuriously. All have own access to the sandy beach of the Idyllic Samui Resort in Samrong Bay; a tranquil, first-class tourist destination and the location of one of the best hotels of the island (Six Sense Sila Evason), it lies facing the sandy beach on a quiet location of a wonderful lagoon. The villas have 3 till 6 large bedrooms and 3-6 large bathrooms , and are suited for occupancy of 2-12 persons. ( wheelchair friendly) Idyllic Samui Resort offers a perfect view of the bays, ocean and beaches, is situated between 2 hills and situated on the beach. If the weather is good, you can see the 8 meter high statue of the magnificent Big Buddha, which is not far away. In the early morning fisherboats catch shrimps and fish in our Samrong Bay .The resort is fully serviced ,( reception,room maids, security, shop)
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This was not a time for pleather pants and pyrotechnics. To be blunt, no one (except the Black Lips) rocked our asses off. But that doesn't mean there wasn't an endless stream of new music to dig. Here, we shine a light on fantasies (St. Vincent), farewells (R.E.M), and revolutions (thank you, Spotify), beginning with our 2011 heroes: Adele, Drake, and the Fleet Foxes read more
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The GQ&A: Mark Ronson
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December 05, 2011
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The actor shows off five of his must-have dressing room items.March 22, 2012
The star of Priscilla shows off his backstage digs at the Palace Theatre.March 23, 2011
The actress shares five of her fave dressing room items.March 28, 2012
The Tony winner shares five of her favorite dressing room items.October 13, 2011
The new star of "The Addams Family" shares five special items in her dressing room.April 6, 2011
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