Lifestyle Choices

Changing season means changing colors. I love my eyes go with these seasonal colors. Beautiful eyes can actually reflect who we want to be. Spring means a little bit of green; Summer means a little bit of sunshine; Autumn means a little bit of orange, Winter means a little bit of snow.

When I was a little girl, I was always dreaming to be a little fairy which I thought fairy is full of magic colors. A sense of magic and full of colors always remind me the beautiful things. (more…)

Marblene dietrich sculpted her smoldering glance by lighting a match under a saucer to make carbon, which above her lashes and faded away toward the outside of her eyebrow. (more…)

After I became interested in correcting my vision, I began talking to others more and more about eyesight. This naturally led people, some new acquaintances and some old friends, to describe their optical histories to me in detail. I began to notice that most people’s experiences fit into one of two general scenarios. (more…)

A few eye-spy looks to try:

Bambi: Janet (Miss Jackson to you) takes the doe eyes to the max with the help of false eyelashes. Cut a strip of lashes into small sections, pick each up with tweezers, and apply _astrip of glue to the back of lashes. Apply the shortest where your own lashes are shortest, longest at the center. (more…)

My little sister is a very fashion girl. I find it is quite enjoyable shopping wit her. I have a round face. Actually, I didn’t find so much joy with the shape of my face. My sister has an elliptical face. Each fashion hairstyle,fashion glasses, pair of fashion earnings or even smile look perfect on her face. So far, I haven’t met somebody who admired my fashion wearing, even the same pair of fashion sunglasses we wear; my sister will get more attention. Nobody around will come and say, honey you have a nice pair of glasses.

I do go shopping a lot with my sister. The problem I think is I haven’t met something might match my face. (more…)

I had the worst experience of some sort eye disease. Monday I found some white spots rising from my eyelashes. On the bottom of these white spots, my skin gradually became redder and redder.

Wednesday morning, when I woke up, I almost couldn’t open my eye. It looked terrible, my eye looked like a mashed berry. When I rushed to bathroom, tried to refresh my eye, the horrible things happened. All these big and red spots started swelling; suddenly my eye is full of pain.

I flied to see my doctor right away. Friday I still hang at house, I already had two days sick leave. I just can’t wait to work.

Later my companion came for a visit. I haven’t known she had been suffering this sickness for years. She told me that once these little spots came on my eyes. They wouldn’t just been healed. Even for months, it could happen again and again. Was that terrible? (more…)

Your eyes are highly complex and magnificent organs, capable of transmitting vast quantities of information to the brain in split seconds. But they are also quite delicate instruments, and to preserve their wonderful qualities they need a certain amount of care and attention. (more…)

The sweet gifts I would like to send my friends this Christmas is a pair of my favorite sunglasses. Right now I am in Africa on holiday. The sun is just right on my head. It becomes brighter and brighter. The sun really blurs my eyes. Without proper sunglasses, I find it is quite hard to drive and hangout enjoying the beautiful nature view.

Equip myself with a good quality to protect my eyes from the hash sunlight is not easy, especially in African wild nature land. I can’t just fly back to the big city for a pair of good quality sunglasses. I have tried a few pair I used to wear on my journey. They work properly for me on the city, but not on the wildness.

It is a big mass for me to forget the hash sunlight which is already to blow my African holiday. The lucky thing is I had my laptop with me all the time. When I complained sunglasses on line with my girlfriend, she gave me the smart solution. I have forgotten she had been Africa for several times. I had to say she was full of experience. (more…)

“A lady has lost her look. The last people saw her beauty was in her thirty.” (more…)

The following is a list of lifestyle adjustments that could improve the quality and length of your life:

• Go for a regular medical check-up.
• Keep a record of your and your family’s medical history.
• Avoid pollution as far as possible.
• Try to live in a crime-free area.
• Have your home and workplace tested for radon.
• Live within 50 km of a hospital or emergency unit. (more…)

Always wear sunglasses when you are outdoors and exposed to solar radiation. Your eyes need the protection. So, incidentally, does the skin around your eyes, which is especially delicate and susceptible to sun damage. Wrinkles are a factor, too. Without protective sunglasses, sunlight makes us squint giving us both “crow’s feet” wrinkles alongside our eyes and extra wrinkles across our forehead. (more…)

Fresh vegetables and fruits, whole grains, lean proteins, good quality fats and oils, and plenty of pure water are the basics for good skin health. These foods promote the healthy functioning of the internal organs, which is reflected in the condition of the skin. High- fiber foods move wastes quickly through the large intestine, plenty of water flushes toxins out of the body through the kidneys, and an abundance of fresh, leafy green vegetables keeps the liver working efficiently to detoxify the bloodstream. Glowing, smooth, and blemish-free skin is an indication that all is well internally. (more…)

These are the basic rules that really do help to protect you:

1 Don’t roast yourself

However tempting it might be, don’t ever lie in the sun. And always stay near trees for shade or an umbrella (preferably dark and tightly woven). Do remember that indoor “palefaces” who quick-roast themselves in the sun on a two-week vacation can measurably increase their risk of skin cancer.. (more…)

Allergic reactions

A potential recipient of bovine collagen implant must first be tested for possible allergy to the substance. The test is simple: a small amount of collagen is injected painlessly into the forearm through a tiny needle. The dermatologist examines the area tested a few days later, and again after a month. Almost everyone allergic to collagen shows a reaction within two days — an itchy, red bump appears at the site of the pin-prick. A few people might not show a reaction for up to four weeks. (more…)

Normally, you don’t think that much about blinking your eyes. Yet it’s something you do between eleven and twenty times every minute. Blinking has much in common with another bodily function, breathing: both are done regularly, rhythmically, and automatically. Proper blinking is especially important for contact lens wearers since it can mean the difference between comfort and discomfort, clear vision and cloudy vision, and being a successful wearer and an unsuccessful one. (more…)

There are two types of sweat glands. The eccrine glands which are most numerous on the palms, soles, and forehead, and the apocrine glands which are in the armpits, anogenital area, nipples, eyelids, ear canal (secreting ear wax) and around the belly button. The apocrine secretions are regulated by sex hormones that activate at puberty and decline with old age. It is the apocrine sweat which breeds the bacteria that causes body odor, explaining why pre-adolescents and the elderly usually suffer less from this problem. (more…)

Six major causes of our facial wrinkles:

1 Natural or “intrinsic” aging

Natural, biologic aging is responsible for the inevitable thinning of our skin accompanied by the loss of structural collagen and elastic tissue. The good news is that this biologic aging is the least important of the causes of wrinkles on your face. (more…)

“Skin Bleaching” Medical Surgery Basic Procedure

Before a chemical peel, the doctor may recommend that the face be “pre-treated” with a special exfoliating cleanser, with retinoic acid, or with alpha-hydroxy acids so that the peel procedure can be performed on a more even skin surface. Just before the peel, the doctor may ask the patient to wash his or her face thoroughly. Then he or she will clean the patient’s face extensively with alcohol oracetone, rubbing the superficial oil from the skin. (more…)

It’s common for the boy to try again, right away or later. He hopes that the girl was just pretending to be reluctant, so as not to seem too easy. He thinks she is perhaps wanting and expecting him to persist and that she will look down on him as a mouse if he doesn‘t. Her cue is to be as definite at the second try as she was at the first. But she can still be friendly, as if appreciating his attention.

Another common manoeuvre of the male is to begin arguing : ‘But you said you liked me…. What’s the harm?… Don’t you have any feelings? … Isn’t it abnormal not to want to? … All the other girls do…. I don’t want to date a person who doesn‘t like this side of me…. A boy has strong instincts that have to be satisfied….’ There are thousands of arguments that have been used since (more…)

Although money can’t buy it, anyone intelligent can learn to have good taste. You can spend like a drunken film star, but you risk an expensive clutter that hasn’t quite come off. If you pay someone else to design your home you risk something pretty expensive, lifeless and unlived in, or alternatively, an exuberantly camped-up setting with mouldings picked out in white and in which you feel uneasy.

So the first rule is Do it yourself. Because otherwise you’ll never learn.

Discovering your own good taste is an unpeeling process, eliminating the layers which other people have impressed upon you. One of the easiest ways to find out what you like is to get a pinboard and start sticking up anything which takes your fancy — a scrap of lace, photographs, postcards, a colour swatch, a cartoon. (more…)