If infrared radiation cannot pass through space, what radiation from the Sun heats up the Earth?
Hi there girlie, I'm a Makeup Artist and I have the perfect answer for you. I've been asked this question many many times! :o) First of all, great skin care routine! Before applying makeup, definitely moisturizing the face is a must. Have you ever tried out a liquid foundation? It depends on what your skin type is as well. Is your skin dry? Oily? Or combination - some areas are dry and some are oily. If it is normal or dry try to use a liquid foundation. Liquid foundations leave the face looking radiant and dewy and glowing. However, if you do not have these skin types, stick with the mineral or powder foundation, in your case Bare Minerals. Yes, do try to get a setting powder, which is called a loose translucent powder. It is a white powder, kind of looks like flour :o), but it doesn't show up as white on your skin, it's kind of like an invisible shield to set your makeup and keep it in place throughout the day. Translucent powders are very popular now, especially MAC's finishing translucent powder. As for blush, I would recommend you try opting for a bronzer, especially since it's summer time. A bronzer has golden undertones to it usually and this definitely will leave your face looking even MORE radiant. You can apply this on the bridge of your nose, cheekbones and chin and forehead. Bronzers will also keep your tan extra highlighted. Another product I recommend is a highlighter. Highlighters work wonders. Highlighters usually have a frosty, pearly look to them. They look very light. You can apply this above your cheeks, right under eyes on your cheekbones, top of the forehead, and even under your eyebrows making your eyes sparkle and pop. Hope this helps! Good Luck hun!
No more so than innoculating oneself against diseases. There is an old song that has been taught in sunday school classes for centuries. The wise man built his house upon the rock, the foolish man built his house upon the sand, and the rains came tumbling down. That basically means - do the smart thing. If you don't want floods, hurricaines, sunamis and so forth to destroy your homes, build them on higher, solid ground. It is called prudence, God gave you a mind, so he expects you to use it. The church with a lightning rod would likely have to have them due to building codes, however, even if they were put up without that requirement, it is prudence, not a lack of faith.
