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How to look good in a boring school uniform?(10points?
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nairah
Okay I need a very descriptive way to look good in my school uniform. I wear white polo shirts and khaki pants. I want to change my look because im girly but I want to be preppy and boho and girly at the same time. Also I need to know of clothes ,accessories, hair, makeup, and hygeine and skin care. Lastly, I might be carrying a purse to school, so what should I have in it? PLEASE LIST ALL THE THINGS I ASKED THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!........REMEMBER 10 POINTS!!!
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I know how you feel, my school uniforms look like what criminals in prison wear -______
It also depends on how strict your school is. Are you allowed to wear scarves? Are you allowed to wear coloured undershirts (everyone at my school does this, they wear colourful shirts under their uniforms and pull it down so you can see it at the bottom) I think your best shot is going to be jewelery, because almost all schools allow jewelery. Buy some long necklaces and pendants that won't get hidden under your shirt, and layer them =] Also, have lots of bangles and bracelets (silver) looks really nice with uniforms. For your hair, since you say you're preppy and girly, try the hair style your hair hair is pulled into a high ponytail and a bump at the front. You can do it with your hair down too, like this: http://imagesme.net/beautyhairstyles/ashley-tisdale-volume-hairstyle-at-2008-creative-arts-emmy-awards1.jpg
These are really popular.
Also, I'd recommend you go on youtube and look up 'bubzbeauty" She has some great hairstyle tutorials that you can follow to do your hair for school.
Sorry i couldn't be of more help, but its kind of hard since I don't know your dress code.
I know how you feel, my school uniforms look like what criminals in prison wear -______
It also depends on how strict your school is. Are you allowed to wear scarves? Are you allowed to wear coloured undershirts (everyone at my school does this, they wear colourful shirts under their uniforms and pull it down so you can see it at the bottom) I think your best shot is going to be jewelery, because almost all schools allow jewelery. Buy some long necklaces and pendants that won't get hidden under your shirt, and layer them =] Also, have lots of bangles and bracelets (silver) looks really nice with uniforms. For your hair, since you say you're preppy and girly, try the hair style your hair hair is pulled into a high ponytail and a bump at the front. You can do it with your hair down too, like this: http://imagesme.net/beautyhairstyles/ashley-tisdale-volume-hairstyle-at-2008-creative-arts-emmy-awards1.jpg
These are really popular.
Also, I'd recommend you go on youtube and look up 'bubzbeauty" She has some great hairstyle tutorials that you can follow to do your hair for school.
Sorry i couldn't be of more help, but its kind of hard since I don't know your dress code.
Is it better to have never used skin care products in your life ?
Lilafay
Because my mother never used any products like scrubs, foaming wash, skin toners, moisturizing creams and her skin is beautiful
my skin is so so, not very uniform and and I'm wondering if should really bother with those products since I'm at a turing point in my life = 24, my skin is still youthful but will get older and older in the years to come, so what is the best thing to do for my skin ?
Answer
Hi Lilafay!
Some people have beautiful skin naturally. It's genetics. For those people their skin looks great throughout their life without needing to use any cosmetics or skin care at all. Then there's the rest of us...
At 24 the best thing for you to do is use an oil-free sunscreen on your face to help guard against sun damage to your skin â the #1 cause of wrinkles.
Next, a simple skin care routine is always the best option. Gentle cleansers and scrubs followed by a hydrating moisturizer. You might also use a product that contains a very light amount of retinol. At your age the introduction of a retinol product may help combat any skin problems and ward off wrinkles.
A consult with a good dermatologist with a skin care clinic is always a good option especially if you want to try the retinol.
Consider having a mini-peel/dermabrasion done either monthly or on a quarterly basis. It really keeps your skin looking healthy.
Hope this helps,
Shy
Author of http://www.MakeupNotebook.com
Hi Lilafay!
Some people have beautiful skin naturally. It's genetics. For those people their skin looks great throughout their life without needing to use any cosmetics or skin care at all. Then there's the rest of us...
At 24 the best thing for you to do is use an oil-free sunscreen on your face to help guard against sun damage to your skin â the #1 cause of wrinkles.
Next, a simple skin care routine is always the best option. Gentle cleansers and scrubs followed by a hydrating moisturizer. You might also use a product that contains a very light amount of retinol. At your age the introduction of a retinol product may help combat any skin problems and ward off wrinkles.
A consult with a good dermatologist with a skin care clinic is always a good option especially if you want to try the retinol.
Consider having a mini-peel/dermabrasion done either monthly or on a quarterly basis. It really keeps your skin looking healthy.
Hope this helps,
Shy
Author of http://www.MakeupNotebook.com
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How to take care of a tattoo, busy schedule?
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ThisWoman
I love tattoos, I'm a scratcher in training from my friends mom (her ex taught her how to do tattoos) she recommends I wear shorts to take care of it fully but I work after school at McDonald's and we have to wear uniforms, I go to school at 7am, get out at 3, then get to work until 10 pm right after school. Could I cover it with anything to keep it saturated? I have a thigh piece but the color didn't stay on too well. I might go over it again soon. Any help? My tattoo on my wrist stayed on good since I don't wear long sleeved shirts.
Answer
You can cover it with saran wrap, which is what a lot of shops/artists do after you get a big color piece. Do not wear shorts! Especially if it's sunny where you live, the sun/heat will make the color fade and it won't heal the way you want it to. It's best to keep it covered, clean, and moisturized. When you get out of the shower, lotion up; make sure your skin/the area isn't dry.
You can cover it with saran wrap, which is what a lot of shops/artists do after you get a big color piece. Do not wear shorts! Especially if it's sunny where you live, the sun/heat will make the color fade and it won't heal the way you want it to. It's best to keep it covered, clean, and moisturized. When you get out of the shower, lotion up; make sure your skin/the area isn't dry.
Is it better to have never used skin care products in your life ?
Lilafay
Because my mother never used any products like scrubs, foaming wash, skin toners, moisturizing creams and her skin is beautiful
my skin is so so, not very uniform and and I'm wondering if should really bother with those products since I'm at a turing point in my life = 24, my skin is still youthful but will get older and older in the years to come, so what is the best thing to do for my skin ?
Answer
I believe it's down to luck and your genes,your mom is lucky she has kept her beautiful skin naturally.Certain products are not worth using because they have no beneficial affect,moisturisers&toners are good especially ones that have natural fruit extracts.To help your skin for sure is too stay out of the sun or at least use high protection,don't smoke and drink in moderation will help your skin and give the natural oils a chance.Try to smile more often it takes 4 muscles to smile and 17 to frown so less wrinkles.
I believe it's down to luck and your genes,your mom is lucky she has kept her beautiful skin naturally.Certain products are not worth using because they have no beneficial affect,moisturisers&toners are good especially ones that have natural fruit extracts.To help your skin for sure is too stay out of the sun or at least use high protection,don't smoke and drink in moderation will help your skin and give the natural oils a chance.Try to smile more often it takes 4 muscles to smile and 17 to frown so less wrinkles.
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Is it better to have never used skin care products in your life ?
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Lilafay
Because my mother never used any products like scrubs, foaming wash, skin toners, moisturizing creams and her skin is beautiful
my skin is so so, not very uniform and and I'm wondering if should really bother with those products since I'm at a turing point in my life = 24, my skin is still youthful but will get older and older in the years to come, so what is the best thing to do for my skin ?
Answer
Hi Lilafay!
Some people have beautiful skin naturally. It's genetics. For those people their skin looks great throughout their life without needing to use any cosmetics or skin care at all. Then there's the rest of us...
At 24 the best thing for you to do is use an oil-free sunscreen on your face to help guard against sun damage to your skin â the #1 cause of wrinkles.
Next, a simple skin care routine is always the best option. Gentle cleansers and scrubs followed by a hydrating moisturizer. You might also use a product that contains a very light amount of retinol. At your age the introduction of a retinol product may help combat any skin problems and ward off wrinkles.
A consult with a good dermatologist with a skin care clinic is always a good option especially if you want to try the retinol.
Consider having a mini-peel/dermabrasion done either monthly or on a quarterly basis. It really keeps your skin looking healthy.
Hope this helps,
Shy
Author of http://www.MakeupNotebook.com
Hi Lilafay!
Some people have beautiful skin naturally. It's genetics. For those people their skin looks great throughout their life without needing to use any cosmetics or skin care at all. Then there's the rest of us...
At 24 the best thing for you to do is use an oil-free sunscreen on your face to help guard against sun damage to your skin â the #1 cause of wrinkles.
Next, a simple skin care routine is always the best option. Gentle cleansers and scrubs followed by a hydrating moisturizer. You might also use a product that contains a very light amount of retinol. At your age the introduction of a retinol product may help combat any skin problems and ward off wrinkles.
A consult with a good dermatologist with a skin care clinic is always a good option especially if you want to try the retinol.
Consider having a mini-peel/dermabrasion done either monthly or on a quarterly basis. It really keeps your skin looking healthy.
Hope this helps,
Shy
Author of http://www.MakeupNotebook.com
How to take care of a tattoo, busy schedule?
ThisWoman
I love tattoos, I'm a scratcher in training from my friends mom (her ex taught her how to do tattoos) she recommends I wear shorts to take care of it fully but I work after school at McDonald's and we have to wear uniforms, I go to school at 7am, get out at 3, then get to work until 10 pm right after school. Could I cover it with anything to keep it saturated? I have a thigh piece but the color didn't stay on too well. I might go over it again soon. Any help? My tattoo on my wrist stayed on good since I don't wear long sleeved shirts.
Answer
You can cover it with saran wrap, which is what a lot of shops/artists do after you get a big color piece. Do not wear shorts! Especially if it's sunny where you live, the sun/heat will make the color fade and it won't heal the way you want it to. It's best to keep it covered, clean, and moisturized. When you get out of the shower, lotion up; make sure your skin/the area isn't dry.
You can cover it with saran wrap, which is what a lot of shops/artists do after you get a big color piece. Do not wear shorts! Especially if it's sunny where you live, the sun/heat will make the color fade and it won't heal the way you want it to. It's best to keep it covered, clean, and moisturized. When you get out of the shower, lotion up; make sure your skin/the area isn't dry.
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How serious is MRSA and can you get it from human skin to skin contact?
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thibideaux
How serious is MRSA and can you get it from human skin to skin contact?
My daughter just found out she has MRSA . She just recently had a baby 3 months ago. Can her baby or her sister's get this from just being around her?
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MRSA is highly contagious because it is a staff infection. . Here is the info about preventing the spread.
Yes. It is possible to have a staph or MRSA skin infection come back (recur) after it is cured. To prevent this from happening, follow your healthcare providerâs directions while you have the infection, and follow the prevention steps after the infection is gone.
If I have a staph, or MRSA skin infection, what can I do to prevent others from getting infected?
You can prevent spreading staph or MRSA skin infections to others by following these steps:
Cover your wound. Keep wounds that are draining or have pus covered with clean, dry bandages. Follow your healthcare providerâs instructions on proper care of the wound. Pus from infected wounds can contain staph and MRSA, so keeping the infection covered will help prevent the spread to others. Bandages or tape can be discarded with the regular trash.
Clean your hands. You, your family, and others in close contact should wash their hands frequently with soap and warm water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer, especially after changing the bandage or touching the infected wound.
Do not share personal items. Avoid sharing personal items such as towels, washcloths, razors, clothing, or uniforms that may have had contact with the infected wound or bandage. Wash sheets, towels, and clothes that become soiled with water and laundry detergent. Drying clothes in a hot dryer, rather than air-drying, also helps kill bacteria in clothes.
Talk to your doctor. Tell any healthcare providers who treat you that you have or had a staph or MRSA skin infection.
What should I do if someone I know has a staph or MRSA infection?
If you know someone that has a staph or MRSA infection you should follow the prevention steps.
For further reading please see the list of References
Date last modified: February 3, 2005
Content source:
Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion (DHQP)
National Center for Preparedness, Detection, and Control of Infectious Diseases
I hope all works out for your daughter and her new addition.
MRSA is highly contagious because it is a staff infection. . Here is the info about preventing the spread.
Yes. It is possible to have a staph or MRSA skin infection come back (recur) after it is cured. To prevent this from happening, follow your healthcare providerâs directions while you have the infection, and follow the prevention steps after the infection is gone.
If I have a staph, or MRSA skin infection, what can I do to prevent others from getting infected?
You can prevent spreading staph or MRSA skin infections to others by following these steps:
Cover your wound. Keep wounds that are draining or have pus covered with clean, dry bandages. Follow your healthcare providerâs instructions on proper care of the wound. Pus from infected wounds can contain staph and MRSA, so keeping the infection covered will help prevent the spread to others. Bandages or tape can be discarded with the regular trash.
Clean your hands. You, your family, and others in close contact should wash their hands frequently with soap and warm water or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer, especially after changing the bandage or touching the infected wound.
Do not share personal items. Avoid sharing personal items such as towels, washcloths, razors, clothing, or uniforms that may have had contact with the infected wound or bandage. Wash sheets, towels, and clothes that become soiled with water and laundry detergent. Drying clothes in a hot dryer, rather than air-drying, also helps kill bacteria in clothes.
Talk to your doctor. Tell any healthcare providers who treat you that you have or had a staph or MRSA skin infection.
What should I do if someone I know has a staph or MRSA infection?
If you know someone that has a staph or MRSA infection you should follow the prevention steps.
For further reading please see the list of References
Date last modified: February 3, 2005
Content source:
Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion (DHQP)
National Center for Preparedness, Detection, and Control of Infectious Diseases
I hope all works out for your daughter and her new addition.
Is it better to have never used skin care products in your life ?
Lilafay
Because my mother never used any products like scrubs, foaming wash, skin toners, moisturizing creams and her skin is beautiful
my skin is so so, not very uniform and and I'm wondering if should really bother with those products since I'm at a turing point in my life = 24, my skin is still youthful but will get older and older in the years to come, so what is the best thing to do for my skin ?
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Yes, I am 50 and look about 30. Do not smoke cigarettes. You will look like an old hag after 3 years of smoking regardless of age.
Yes, I am 50 and look about 30. Do not smoke cigarettes. You will look like an old hag after 3 years of smoking regardless of age.
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