i have heard about m.a.c.studio tech, which sounds good and bare escentuals could these help? bare minerals, which sounds great but i'm not sure if it will give me the type of coverage i want. my face is oily all day long so i need something thats going to last at the day. i also need something that covers perfectly... and won't make me brake out cuz i have acne. i would appreciate any suggestions you might have. thank you very much!What foundation should i use for super oily skin %26amp; acne? i want maximum coverage and matte texture? help!?
Mineral makeup is best, it's very natural and has awesome wear-ability, but not bare minerals! There products contain bismuth which is NOT a healthy mineral! It resembles arsenic!!! I used this makeup not knowing this fact and it caused me a very bad allergic reaction! Plus the bismuth adds the shiny appearance, if you want matte this is not the way to go.
I found this makeup and have been using it for 2 years now! It's wonderful! They have 17 foundations colors (one is sure to blend and cover your skin flawlessly!) and 4 different finishing powders, choose the one for you skin type! It really works well!
Plus they offer free shipping!
http://Simply-Minerals.comWhat foundation should i use for super oily skin %26amp; acne? i want maximum coverage and matte texture? help!?
My skin is very oily too. If you want coverage that lasts, I suggest Boots No. 7 Stay Perfect. This stays on way more than MAC or the famous Revlon Colorstay. It does not irritate your skin either. I am acne prone and since I have started using this, I have not had any acne. BE is a no no for oily skin. It not only causes more oil, it also makes skin irritated and itchy.
Try Bare Minerals it works really good it gives u a really good coverage, I had the same problem with my skin %26amp; once i started using mineral foundation my skin problem improved!
http://www.bareminerals.com/
check out the neutrogena makeup great stuff.
If you want coverage don't get bareminerals, and MAC is great for covering, but when you first start to use it it will make you break out (6 out 6 people i know including me have broken out from it). I use almay, but if you want maximum coverage it's not the best. Try Clinique, that would be best for your skin. Good luck finding something!
Sunday, December 27, 2009
A definition of texture within photography?
preferably a long winded answer please :)
stuff about how light enhances and changes texture and how it makes the image look 3DA definition of texture within photography?
Nadine, you really need to do your own homework - google your keywords and make sure you quote the source of your answers.A definition of texture within photography?
No big secret. Photography is all about recording the effects of light.
That effect is modified by three variables. direction, angle to the horizontal and intensity.
Take a trip out into the countryside where you can see rolling hills all around. It's a bright sunny day and it's summer mid day. The sun is overhead so all the light is coming down at near enough 90 degrees to the surface. The hills will appear almost shadowless in almost all directions. Eat your sandwiches, have a sleep and wake up again at 4pm. The sun will have become lower in the sky towards the west. Look around you and you will notice that if you look towards the sun the light will be very bright on the lightest areas and the shadows will be very dark, in some cases, you will be unable to see detail in either. That, in photographic terms is high contrast lighting, also called back lighting or contre jour.
Now slowly tun so that you face 90 degrees to the sun. This side lighting will show up all the rounded or craggy shapes and will give you an interesting visual interpretation of all the details on the hills.. In other words, it will give you a good idea of the texture of the landscape.
Finally, turn your back on the sun and notice that the light coming over your shoulder makes everything look quite textureless and bland. The photographic term is 'Flat'
As the sun goes down lower, you will see different lighting effects on the landscape that will cause the texture to vary.
Intensity of light causes these effects to be more or less noticeable, ie think of the effects of contrast in a/ fog, b/ bright sunshine, c/ cloudy conditions.
These very general principals apply to almost anything you can see..
Try looking at a brick wall with varying light directions. Get a friend to wear a tweed or fur coat and get them to stand still in the sunshine while you analyse the textural quality of the fabric from different angles.
Now, instead of just looking, take photgraphs of what you see. If you want to treat it as a lesson or project, make notes of what you take.
Finally, read as much as you can about taking photographs and don't be in too much of a hurry to assimilate it all at once.
I agree with one of your other replies that processing the image is an important part of traditional photography, but let's be realistic, if your just starting out, understand the basics of current practice and learn about the esoteric in it's own time.
stuff about how light enhances and changes texture and how it makes the image look 3DA definition of texture within photography?
Nadine, you really need to do your own homework - google your keywords and make sure you quote the source of your answers.A definition of texture within photography?
No big secret. Photography is all about recording the effects of light.
That effect is modified by three variables. direction, angle to the horizontal and intensity.
Take a trip out into the countryside where you can see rolling hills all around. It's a bright sunny day and it's summer mid day. The sun is overhead so all the light is coming down at near enough 90 degrees to the surface. The hills will appear almost shadowless in almost all directions. Eat your sandwiches, have a sleep and wake up again at 4pm. The sun will have become lower in the sky towards the west. Look around you and you will notice that if you look towards the sun the light will be very bright on the lightest areas and the shadows will be very dark, in some cases, you will be unable to see detail in either. That, in photographic terms is high contrast lighting, also called back lighting or contre jour.
Now slowly tun so that you face 90 degrees to the sun. This side lighting will show up all the rounded or craggy shapes and will give you an interesting visual interpretation of all the details on the hills.. In other words, it will give you a good idea of the texture of the landscape.
Finally, turn your back on the sun and notice that the light coming over your shoulder makes everything look quite textureless and bland. The photographic term is 'Flat'
As the sun goes down lower, you will see different lighting effects on the landscape that will cause the texture to vary.
Intensity of light causes these effects to be more or less noticeable, ie think of the effects of contrast in a/ fog, b/ bright sunshine, c/ cloudy conditions.
These very general principals apply to almost anything you can see..
Try looking at a brick wall with varying light directions. Get a friend to wear a tweed or fur coat and get them to stand still in the sunshine while you analyse the textural quality of the fabric from different angles.
Now, instead of just looking, take photgraphs of what you see. If you want to treat it as a lesson or project, make notes of what you take.
Finally, read as much as you can about taking photographs and don't be in too much of a hurry to assimilate it all at once.
I agree with one of your other replies that processing the image is an important part of traditional photography, but let's be realistic, if your just starting out, understand the basics of current practice and learn about the esoteric in it's own time.
Copper for hair??! Is it true that copper vitamins can change the texture of your hair?
no idea
just kidding
It restores color brightness to the hairCopper for hair??! Is it true that copper vitamins can change the texture of your hair?
Never take more than 2 mg of copper and it needs to be taken with 15 mg zinc, 50 mcg selenium and vitamin E. You can take a LITTLE more zinc and selenium but you have to consider that you are getting some in your daily diet.
biotin, pantothenic acid and choline are also good for hair.
You have to be really careful to not get too much minerals they can be toxic to your system.Copper for hair??! Is it true that copper vitamins can change the texture of your hair?
copper is a mineral, and Joel Wallach says it is needed for the manufacture of a co-factor of hair color. I took some for awhile, and didn't see any difference. One source told me it was possible to get too much and have bad results.
copper is important for many things, but too much is not good for the kidneys..best taken with zinc ie: 25 mg zinc 2.5mg copper. balance with the two is important
i take blackstrap molasses for my hair and general health, its supposed to restore colour to greying hair and is apparently one of the best sources of copper.highlight reel parasite cleansing body acne treatment cream
just kidding
It restores color brightness to the hairCopper for hair??! Is it true that copper vitamins can change the texture of your hair?
Never take more than 2 mg of copper and it needs to be taken with 15 mg zinc, 50 mcg selenium and vitamin E. You can take a LITTLE more zinc and selenium but you have to consider that you are getting some in your daily diet.
biotin, pantothenic acid and choline are also good for hair.
You have to be really careful to not get too much minerals they can be toxic to your system.Copper for hair??! Is it true that copper vitamins can change the texture of your hair?
copper is a mineral, and Joel Wallach says it is needed for the manufacture of a co-factor of hair color. I took some for awhile, and didn't see any difference. One source told me it was possible to get too much and have bad results.
copper is important for many things, but too much is not good for the kidneys..best taken with zinc ie: 25 mg zinc 2.5mg copper. balance with the two is important
i take blackstrap molasses for my hair and general health, its supposed to restore colour to greying hair and is apparently one of the best sources of copper.
Dirty bathtub help it has bumpy texture scrubby wont get in there?
my wife make me clean the tubs. The only stuff I have found that really works is called ';the Works';. Use plenty let it sit for a couple minutes and wipe with a wet rag. It's the best stuff.Dirty bathtub help it has bumpy texture scrubby wont get in there?
Go to dollar tree and buy oxygen orange, it will clean about anything.
Good LuckDirty bathtub help it has bumpy texture scrubby wont get in there?
try clr.
Go to dollar tree and buy oxygen orange, it will clean about anything.
Good LuckDirty bathtub help it has bumpy texture scrubby wont get in there?
try clr.
Where can i find how to texture a drywall ceiling that is in bad shape?
You can apply plaster, or drywall compound with a roller that will give you a uniform texture. You can also rent a sprayer for a more professional application.
http://www.cornerhardware.com/texture_rollers/6746_6932_7651
http://www.cornerhardware.com/texture_rollers/6746_6932_7651
Can you tell by the texture, thickness of sperm, that a man is fertile.?
So can you tell by the texture, thickness, or amount of ejaculation, whether you could have kids....without getting medically tested?Can you tell by the texture, thickness of sperm, that a man is fertile.?
They look at sperm count, motility, morphology, volume, fructose level and pH when testing. You can, at home, test your volume and assume from that your statistics for the rest.
It is safe to assume that fructose level and pH would be ok, as long as you have no infections. If you have pain when ejaculating, you have an infection or blockage. They also count your sperm, looking at the amount of normal guys versus abnormal guys, and how well they move. So you would not be able to see that without a microscope.
Outside of testing, you can test your volume and assume it would have a statistical amount of healthy sperm. The average volume is 2mL to 6.5mL, and you usually measure after saving for 72 hours. Use the cup that comes with cough syrup to measure. If you are less than 2mL, you'll need to get medically tested. If greater, you should be able to assume you have a normal amount of sperm. If you are greater than 6.5mL, that is fine, it just means you are loaded.
Now, regardless of your volume, you might have low sperm in it. So the higher the volume the better. The average in the US is 60 million little guys per 1mL. But, you only need 20 million per 1mL to be normal. The more volume you pump out, the better chances your sperm count would be fine for pregnancy.
If you have balls that hang, that is a good sign, as they need to be 2 degrees cooler than 98.6, our body temp, to make healthy sperm. If your balls are close to your body, wear boxers. Do not wear briefs or close clothing. Do not soak in hot water or use saunas. While trying for kids, lets your balls hang and eat healthy. You can only assume you are ok from your volume and that the rest is average.
Without medical testing, you can't be sure, and can only assume from your volume.Can you tell by the texture, thickness of sperm, that a man is fertile.?
Nope!
That doesn't show the motility of the sperm. The fluid that is ejaculated with the sperm is made in the prostrate. So really doesn't have anything to do with fertility. You could actually take one ejaculate of one man and divide it by ten and impregnate ten women with it.
One would have to look at a sample of sperm under a microscope to really tell how fertile a man is.
i dont think so. I mean my BF couldnt tell he got a over the counter test and found out he had a low sperm count or is sterile but he wont get it check by a doctor. I dont think the thickness or texture matters that just depends on the last time of ejaculation the more you nut the thinner it will be or less comes out.
no you can not. Fertility is measure by the amount of viable sperm you have, not semen. You can only measure that in a lab or doctors office.
No. Only 2-5% of semen is even sperm, the rest is just extra stuff to add volume and to 'texture' the semen.
So when there are no sperm it appears and feels virtually the same.
yes, you actually can. if it is creamy and white, then the man is fertile. if it is clear, you are not fertile.
no.. i dont think so it can be based on thickness and texture of the semen or a sperm in that case to tell that someone is fertile.. you should examine it with a microscope...
buy a microscope squirt some on a piece of paper put the paper under a microscope if it moves its fertile
No - the density of sperm is based on your diet, chemistry etc..
=/
The proof is in the pudding.
well, if its clear then he has a VERY low sperm count or not, he might be weird...
Nope.
nope sorry, you have to go get checked out at the doctors.
nope no way of telling by looks
They look at sperm count, motility, morphology, volume, fructose level and pH when testing. You can, at home, test your volume and assume from that your statistics for the rest.
It is safe to assume that fructose level and pH would be ok, as long as you have no infections. If you have pain when ejaculating, you have an infection or blockage. They also count your sperm, looking at the amount of normal guys versus abnormal guys, and how well they move. So you would not be able to see that without a microscope.
Outside of testing, you can test your volume and assume it would have a statistical amount of healthy sperm. The average volume is 2mL to 6.5mL, and you usually measure after saving for 72 hours. Use the cup that comes with cough syrup to measure. If you are less than 2mL, you'll need to get medically tested. If greater, you should be able to assume you have a normal amount of sperm. If you are greater than 6.5mL, that is fine, it just means you are loaded.
Now, regardless of your volume, you might have low sperm in it. So the higher the volume the better. The average in the US is 60 million little guys per 1mL. But, you only need 20 million per 1mL to be normal. The more volume you pump out, the better chances your sperm count would be fine for pregnancy.
If you have balls that hang, that is a good sign, as they need to be 2 degrees cooler than 98.6, our body temp, to make healthy sperm. If your balls are close to your body, wear boxers. Do not wear briefs or close clothing. Do not soak in hot water or use saunas. While trying for kids, lets your balls hang and eat healthy. You can only assume you are ok from your volume and that the rest is average.
Without medical testing, you can't be sure, and can only assume from your volume.Can you tell by the texture, thickness of sperm, that a man is fertile.?
Nope!
That doesn't show the motility of the sperm. The fluid that is ejaculated with the sperm is made in the prostrate. So really doesn't have anything to do with fertility. You could actually take one ejaculate of one man and divide it by ten and impregnate ten women with it.
One would have to look at a sample of sperm under a microscope to really tell how fertile a man is.
i dont think so. I mean my BF couldnt tell he got a over the counter test and found out he had a low sperm count or is sterile but he wont get it check by a doctor. I dont think the thickness or texture matters that just depends on the last time of ejaculation the more you nut the thinner it will be or less comes out.
no you can not. Fertility is measure by the amount of viable sperm you have, not semen. You can only measure that in a lab or doctors office.
No. Only 2-5% of semen is even sperm, the rest is just extra stuff to add volume and to 'texture' the semen.
So when there are no sperm it appears and feels virtually the same.
yes, you actually can. if it is creamy and white, then the man is fertile. if it is clear, you are not fertile.
no.. i dont think so it can be based on thickness and texture of the semen or a sperm in that case to tell that someone is fertile.. you should examine it with a microscope...
buy a microscope squirt some on a piece of paper put the paper under a microscope if it moves its fertile
No - the density of sperm is based on your diet, chemistry etc..
=/
The proof is in the pudding.
well, if its clear then he has a VERY low sperm count or not, he might be weird...
Nope.
nope sorry, you have to go get checked out at the doctors.
nope no way of telling by looks
How do you think these cookies will turn out? like in texture..?
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Giant-Crisp鈥?/a>
i know it says crisp ...but how crisp?
should i use brown sugar? even though i don't have anyHow do you think these cookies will turn out? like in texture..?
If you use brown sugar instead of white sugar they will be softer. If you want a cookie some where in between crisp and soft you could try using 1/2 the amount of white sugar and substitue brown sugar for the remainder. Remember that you need to ';pack'; the brown sugar to get the correct amount. Go ahead and try the recipe as it is written, I think it will turn out well.How do you think these cookies will turn out? like in texture..?
It all depends on how long you bake the cookies. Take them up a few minutes early if you want them soft and chewy. Cook them for longer if you want them crispier. Just be careful not to burn them.
Probably crisper more like a sugar cookie dough. If you are testing recipe, really shouldn't change it.
Doesn't a cookie recipe with brown sugar plus granulated sugar mixture make for a softer cookie?
i know it says crisp ...but how crisp?
should i use brown sugar? even though i don't have anyHow do you think these cookies will turn out? like in texture..?
If you use brown sugar instead of white sugar they will be softer. If you want a cookie some where in between crisp and soft you could try using 1/2 the amount of white sugar and substitue brown sugar for the remainder. Remember that you need to ';pack'; the brown sugar to get the correct amount. Go ahead and try the recipe as it is written, I think it will turn out well.How do you think these cookies will turn out? like in texture..?
It all depends on how long you bake the cookies. Take them up a few minutes early if you want them soft and chewy. Cook them for longer if you want them crispier. Just be careful not to burn them.
Probably crisper more like a sugar cookie dough. If you are testing recipe, really shouldn't change it.
Doesn't a cookie recipe with brown sugar plus granulated sugar mixture make for a softer cookie?
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