60 Seconds To A Gorgeous New Look

Written by Melissa Eaton


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Want long, lush lashes? Stop wigglingrepparttar wand back and forth while applying mascara. Many of us make this mistake, which leaves lashes short and clumpy. The quick fix? Run wand through lashes from roots to tips and separate between coats with a lash comb or brush.

Get Flawless Glowing Skin

The Trick: Use a foundation brush

Applying foundation with a specially designed brush - instead of a sponge or your fingers - helps it go on thinner sorepparttar 130138 natural beauty of your skin shines through. Coatrepparttar 130139 brush with foundation and apply in inner corners of eyes, under eyes, around nostrils and over chin - blend well.

Get Perfectly Pretty Lips

The Trick: Divide by 4

Instead of outlining lips in one or two quick motions - which can create an asymmetrical shape - get a perfect line every time by lining lips in four sections, starting atrepparttar 130140 outer corner of each lip and working your way towardrepparttar 130141 center, steadying your hand if necessary.

Using one or two of these simple tips can help you recreate your look without spending money on new makeup. Just applying what you already have in a different manner - no matter how subtlerepparttar 130142 change - can make a huge difference.

Melissa is a professional cosmetologist who is constantly updating her education. For daily updates including tips, secrets and other information, please visit her blog at http://bizewomanbeautytips.blogspot.com Beauty doesn't have to cost a fortune!


Prenatal Health - Folic Acid (An Overview)

Written by whitney lasseter


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needed to supportrepparttar growth ofrepparttar 130134 fetus. Other studies have show that Folic Acid helps inrepparttar 130135 prevention of heart disease, stroke and anemia. The Center for Disease Control recommends that all women of childbearing age consume 400 micrograms of Folic Acid daily and that once pregnancy is confirmed increase to 800 micrograms daily. The normal diet does not provide a sufficient amount of Folic Acid so supplementation is required.

Prenatal Blessings provides prenatal diet and nutrition products especially formulated to meetrepparttar 130136 increased nutritional needs of Moms2B including their Oatmeal/Raisin Cookie fortified with Folic Acid.

Whitney Lasseter www.prenatalblessings.com Nutrition for Moms2B

Whitney Lasseter Founder, Blessings, LLC


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