Hey. school holidays are almost over. Hope you enjoy it!Well, some of you might be moaning why school it's back, sometimes i do think so to!But think of all the good things there is in school, CCAs, new friends and many more! Anyways, Please do send us emails of question you wanna know like make up or how to.
XOXO:Grace:p
Friday, January 1, 2010
School's back!
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Question Answered!
Some of use is cursed with bigger and more active apocrine glands than others. And some of us simply are not as successful as others in getting rid of the bacteria our skin. Person should bathe at least once daily with an antibacterial soap such as Safeguard or Dial.
If the problem does not subside then the prescription soap such as PHISOHEX is used. Some people advice the use of benezoyl peroxide or an antibacterial ointment. These should be no problem with short-term use of such remedies except some drying of the skin may occur. But before following any medications, the person should read the instruction mentioned over it.
Person should get the problem cleansed up and then go back to the plain old Safeguard bran or Dial brand soap.
An individual should use a deodorant with aluminum or zinc. Either of these metals should kill odour-causing bacteria. Extremely heavy sweaters should use an antiperspirant deodorant containing aluminum chloride. Person should launder clothing more often. No matter how busy the person is, but a trip to the cleaners is a must. Washing of the clothes at home should be done with an odour fighting detergent such as tide.
Person should freshen up in the bathroom with a towelette as many times as necessary during the day. Person should also apply some hydrogen peroxide or some witch hazel on the most offending areas of the body.
Person should also avoid the regular consumption of spicy or sharp smelling foods. The odour comes through the pores. If the body odour does not subsides, even with proper care, and then the sufferer should make consultation with a doctor.
It has been noted that the different types of body odours, indicates specific form of internal problems. In some cases, there is beer smell felt and this indicates a yeast condition.
But in case of body odour if there is a smell of nail-polish remover them it indicates that the person is suffering from diabetes. If the body smells like ammonia then there is an indication that the person is suffering from liver disease. Hence, the treatment is prescribed by the doctor according to the according to the causative agent.
Wash and condition your hair. Rinse well. Squeeze the water out of the hair from the top of the head to the ends, like you're slicking your hair back and making a ponytail.
Step 2
Pat dry your hair with a towel. Do not wrap your hair in a towel or rub a towel on your head to dry it. This may cause your curls to look frizzy.
Step 3
Brush your hair out. Turn on your hair dryer. Hold the hair dryer at a downward angle while combing your hair straight as it dries.
Step 4
Turn on your curling iron. If your hair is already curly, use a low heat setting. If your hair is straight and harder to curl, use a high heat setting.
Step 5
Apply a mousse to the ends of your hair. Spray about a quarter-sized amount of mousse into your hand, rub hands together and smooth the mousse onto the ends of the hair. Spray another quarter-sized amount on your hand, rub hands together, and do the same to the middle of your head.
Step 6
Comb the hair out again. Divide the hair into three layers, a top layer, middle layer and a bottom layer. Clip the top two layers up in order to work with the bottom layer first.
Step 7
Gather the bottom layer of hair into one-inch sections. Spray a protective hair product onto each section before applying heat to it. Spritz the section of hair with hairspray, as well.
Step 8
Place the ends of your hair into the curling iron. Twist the curling iron up close to the scalp, being careful not to touch the iron to the hair. Unwind the hair after about 15 to 20 seconds on a high heat setting for hard-to-curl hair. Keep the iron on the hair longer (about 20 to 25 seconds) for lower heat settings.
Step 9
Spritz the section with hairspray. Unclip the second layer of hair and repeat the curling process. Do the same for the third layer.
Step 10
Allow the hair to cool and turn your head upside down. Spritz your entire head of hair with hairspray. Run your fingers through your hair gently in order to separate the curls.
Perhaps one of the most stunning color combinations is presented by green eyes paired with red hair. Green eyes provide a startling contrast to red hair, whether the hair is straight or curly. Long, curly auburn ringlets bring out the emerald in green eyes, whereas the silky smoothness of flowing strawberry strands bring out the iridescence of green eyes. Moreover, green eyes and red hair are a combination of two rarities, for green eyes and red hair are the least common eye and hair colors.
Blondes
Blonde hair is another hair color that complements green eyes. Blonde hair tends to make green eyes appear more translucent than any other hair color. Golden locks of sunlight will pay special tribute to the pale hues in green eyes, making them appear almost colorless, which can be breathtaking upon first observation. Champagne blonde, in particular, brings out the almost gray tints found in green eyes.
Brunettes
Brunettes, too, offer complements to green eyes. Dark brown and even black hair highlight the emerald tones in green eyes. Raven-colored tresses illuminate the crystallized dark green elements in green eyes that make them appear as emerald jewels. Chestnut colored waves also gift green eyes with haunting, crystal, jewel-like tones that mesmerize all who see them.
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Thursday, December 31, 2009
Dress 10lbs. Slimmer
Here's How:
- Choose darker colors as the basis of your wardrobe: navy, black, charcoal gray.
- Use undergarment foundations: from all-in-one shapers to control top pantyhose.
- Focus on playing up your best features, for example showing off shapely legs with a knee-length skirt.
- Choose fabrics that don't cling, avoiding stiff or bulky textures.
- Use accessories to draw attention to your face: scarves, earrings, etc.
- Avoid anything too tight or clingy.
- Make sure you scale your accessories -- from your handbag to your earrings -- to your size.
- Add small shoulderpads to sweaters and other knit tops to make them hang better.
- Choose clean-lined clothing without big embellishment or buttons.
Tips:
- Prints should be scaled for your body -- no ditzy prints if you are large. In general, it's the space between prints that makes them unflattering, so look for prints that have overlapping images.
- Don't shy away from sleeveless garments, especially eveningwear that you can cover up with a shawl, sheer top or bolero jacket.
- Don't think that baggy clothes make you look slimmer. Body-conscious clothes that hint at your curves, without being clingy or tight, are the most flattering.
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
WE WANT 2 HEAR FROM YOU!
hi there it muz be boring juz hearing from us well we'll b giving u a chance 2 talk!
1)tell us how u feel about ANA RADIO STATION!
OR
2)ask us questions about make-up tips and we will answer it!
remember 2 include your name, age and country when writing 2 us and send to missesauni_gonewild@hotmail.com , remember 2 send 2 us hoped you do ty
with love-ashley
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Sunday, December 6, 2009
reporting rover grace and ashley
hey! in our recent radio recording we had a lucky draw! four women got the
chance to win $50! while the another go
t $100! the women had big smiles on their faces i juz knew it! we also talked about a 2 good to be true shop called chamelon! we both bought every accesory we had in our accesory box there! we even bought our friendship rings there!well it was such a fun day and we hope that we can post up the radio recordings soon signing off
-grace and ashley!
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fashion tip 911- all about the eyes- ashley

Not everyone is born with the perfect face. If you asked your friends most of them would say they felt their eyes were too close together, too far apart, too squinty or... well you get the picture. (I personally think my eyes are too close together).
Thankfully we live in a day where makeup can do all sorts of optical illusions. Here I list a few simple techniques using eye shadow & eyeliner to create several illusions based on your needs.
To make your eyes look...
- closer together. Most eyes look better when the emphasis is on the outer corner of the eye (or the 'v'). But emphasizing the inner corner will make eyes look closer together.
Start by sweeping a light shadow over the whole eye area. Then dust a medium color on the inner half of the eyelid and blend outward to create a natural finish. Next, line from the inner corner of the eye to the middle & then blend outward. - further apart. If your eyes are less than an eyes-width apart, you can create the allusion of being wider set by keeping the inside corners of your eyes light and the outer edges darker. To do this, sweep a concealer one shade lighter than your skin at the inner corner of the lids. Blend well and don't forget the gray shadowy areas on the side of your nose. Take a matte eyeshadow in a medium-to-dark shade and stroke it outward and slightly upward from the middle part of your lid to the outer half of your lid. Take eyeliner and start the line just a bit in from the inner corner of your eye, tapering the line up and out, just a bit past the outer corner of the eyes.
- bigger. The key to making eyes bigger is to focus on light shades. Dark ones will make eyes appear even smaller. Sweep a light shade over lid, then shade the outer corner of the lid and the crease with a darker shade. Line the outer upper and lower lids with eyeliner making sure to taper a bit outside the eye (elongating it). Lastly, a dab of white or cream shadow in the middle of the browbone will make eyes pop. (A word of warning: make sure brows are perfectly plucked, otherwise stray hairs will stand out as if lit by klieg lights).
- less...droopy. You can lift down-turned eyes with makeup. Apply shadow to the outer corner of the lid, extending color up and out like a feline shape. Add a light highligher color to brow bone and skip the eyeliner -- it will only accentuate the 'droopy' contour. Apply mascara, concentrating on the inner corner of the eye. Lastly, you can try smudging a silver show on the inner corners of the eyes to help 'lift' them.
- less deep-set. Those with deep-set eyes have prominent browbones. To downplay browbone, sweep a light or medium-tone shade on lid, then shade in a slightly darker shade above the eye crease. Apply eyeliner from the inside of the eye, making it thicking in the middle of the eye & then tapering it towards the outer part of the lid. Apply light highlighter shade to browbone.
And lastly, here's a great eyeshadow and eyeliner trick for Asian eyes...
Since the eyelids of Asian women can seem to disappear when the eyes are open, you can add definition by sweeping a medium-toned shade across the lid & browbone. Dust under the brow with a light highlighter shade to accentuate the brow bone and then use a pencil liner to line the upper and lower lash lines. Make sure line is very fine and natural looking.
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Saturday, December 5, 2009
Video time with Graceful Grace on How to Polish Your Nails - Great Festive Color!
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Video time with Graceful Grace on How To Do A Fishtail Braid Hair Style On Your Own Hair - Easy Hairstyle Tutorial Lesson
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Video time with Graceful Grace of Properly Wash/Shampoo Your Long Hair to Prevent Breakage, Drying, and Tangles
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Graceful Grace's Beauty tip on How to make your lipstick last longer?
To keep your lips going all day, first pencil all over lips with a soft lip pencil. (A shade that is similar to the lipstick you are going to be applying) Apply lipstick over and blot.
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