When we’re not working, we like to spend our leisure time walking and visiting new places. We thought it might be of some value to our website visitors to include our day out photos on the blog to inspire families to get out and enjoy the beauty that surrounds us. We’ve also included a map of the location of our visit, to make it easier to find.
So hope you enjoy this resource by simply following the places to visit link
Rocks are hard objects we don’t think of as bendable in any sense of the word, and yet Spanish artist José Manuel Castro López has found a way to manipulate stone so that it appears soft and pliable. His stunning sculptures don’t even look real, as the rocks he carefully crafts are full of impossibly awesome twists and folds. Simply looking at his work makes you question everything you think you know about rocks.
This perfect lip makeup tutorial was carried out be Teigan Clark, below are the steps Teigan carried out in the making of this video tutorial.
Step 1
Begin by priming the lips ensuring there’s no dry areas for product to stick to, here I’ve used an illuminating primer.
Step 2
Line the lips with a lip liner, I go corner to the Cupid bow on both sides to make sure symmetry is even.
Step 3
Once lined fill the edges of the lips with the liner this will make product last long.
Step 4
Fill the lips with lipstick I use a brush for accuracy.
Step 5
Clean around the edges with a small brush and concealer to match the foundation.
Step 6
Blot off any excess product using a tissue.
Step 7
Again using a thin piece of tissue, here I split it in half apply a thin layer of translucent powder, this will help the lipstick set and stay all night.
Step 1: Spray your spoolie brush with IPA to dampen the bristles. I did maybe four or five sprays. I liked a thicker residue, so I used very little moisture to make my brow soap. It takes a little bit of trial and error to figure out just how damp the brush needs to be, but start with a little and add more if you need.
Step 2: Rub the bristles of your brush against the bar of soap to create the gel-like residue. If you don’t want your brows to look waxy, start with a little bit of product and build it up if you need.
Step 3: Comb the soapy spoolie through the hairs and shape your brows how you want them to set. It doesn’t dry that quickly, so you have time to work with it until you find an arch you like. Use your finger if needed to press hairs down.
Step 4: Use your brow pencil or whatever brow styling products you prefer to fill in sparse areas. Remember, it’s soap, so do this after you set your soap brows or you risk washing it all off. Tip: Be careful applying your foundation close to your brows before combing them. eye makeup and products mixed with soap is no good and will flake, cake, or separate.
north wales photographs by Mike Turner photography
Well, the last couple of years have been something, haven’t they? I’ve managed to keep myself entertained over that period, but it was so nice to be able get away from home on a recent short 4 day break in North Wales, for the first time in what seems to have been forever. These photos are a selection taken on Android phone and digital SLR camera. Hope you like them.
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