...The history of various hair techniques came from many places. Some of those places are, Egypt, Greece, Rome, China, Japan, Africa, and America. Egyptian hairstyles depend on wealth. Greece hairstyles were pulled back into a Chignon style and was longer than Egyptian hair . Rome had simple hairstyles, such as women wearing there hair down. In the Vedic period (1700-1100 BCE), Indians shave whole entire head. Chinese hairstyles depended on age. Japanese hairstyles were different than Chinese hair styles.They wore hair tight to head in a Sickle shape. In Africa, there were many tribes and most of the time there hair depended on their tribe. America was divided in hairstyles, like many African tribes, in the early 1700’s. Hair techniques varied from century to century. There sixteen centuries of hair history. The tenth century, regular people (all ages, men and women) used hair “gel” made from a fatty substance, to style hair. Curly, slicked down, short, long, and with hair extensions. The 1st century, Ancient Roman, and Greek women of popularity wore there long hair in ornate braids close to their heads, and powdered gold to add highlights to hair. The 1000 century, Lady Godiva made hair legendary. The 2000...
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...Pretty Permed Hairstyles Getting well styled locks are dependent on vanity. It's an indispensable a part of an individual's style, whether guy or lady. Curls happen to be respected since ancient occasions. You will find even magical stories in which a princess who's cruel will get straight and also the kinder one evolves glorious curls. Perming your hair is really a style statement requiring no ornamental hairpiece. It's versatile and suits any outfit with equal success. Regardless if you are heading out only for hamburgers with buddies, attending a proper party, attending a marriage, or regardless of the function, an excellent perm won't ever allow you to lower. Locks are something the majority of us use as assets in bringing in appropriate...
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...the painting, this would be the other 75%. Lighting Brush: You know all those lens flares, over bright lights, shiny glowing areas I do? This is the brush. Use it softly and you'll achieve a nice bloom in your lighting. Detailing Lighting Brush For tinier spots, harder lighting areas. Texture Brush: I use this brush mostly for pores, dabbles on the skin, bumpy surfaces, or just to give texture to skin in general. Works like a charm. Hair Brush/Smudge Brush: Pretty Self Explanatory. Do I start off painting hair with this brush? No, I use the Standard Painting Brush then I go over it with this brush to create the strands/etc. As for the smudging, this is my ideal color mixer when I need to blend tones, acts like a bristle brush and merges all those nice colors together to create a creamy feel. Chalk Brush: I use this for clouds sometimes, smoke, or just patching in colors. Works better than I can explain. Hard Ink Brush: This I use rarely, but when I do use it, it really helps. Usually for adding glare, or tight highlights on certian objects to make them pop. Like the girls earring. Texture Brush # 2 : This one I use a lot to get nice pores, that sweaty look or just overall skin texture. Cloud Brush #1-3: Used to paint clouds, nuff' said. Abrams Lighting Brush: I love this brush. In my "INSIDE THE BEAST" image, all those lighting effects you guys talked about were used with this brush. Speckle Brush: Used for skin...
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...Retail Hair Care & Color; Mary Lynn Ferguson-McHugh, Group President-Western Europe and Global Discounter & Pharmacy Channels; and Teri L. List-Stoll, Senior Vice President and Treasurer, Procter & Gamble COMPANY BRIEF Employing approximately 129,000 people working in approximately 80 countries worldwide, Procter & Gamble (www.pg.com; P&G) has one of the strongest portfolios of trusted, quality leadership brands, including Always®, Bounty®, Dawn®, Pringles®, Downy®, Iams®, Duracell®, and Braun®. An Interview with Colleen E. Jay Mary Lynn Ferguson-McHugh Teri L. List-Stoll EDITORS’ NOTE Colleen Jay joined Colleen E. Jay P&G in July of 1985 as Brand Assistant, Food & Household Cleaning Products, Canada. For hair care specifically, our focus will From there, she assumed various roles includ- be to continue to deliver winning product ining Assistant Brand Manager, Brand Manager, novations for all major consumer hair needs, Marketing Manager, Marketing Director, General which will win with consumers in every market Manager, and Vice President, and undertook the around the world. role of President of Global Female Beauty in How do you differentiate P&G’s Global 2010 before assuming her current post. Retail Hair Care & Color business from its competitors? Would you provide an overview of the We have built our hair care business by Global Retail Hair Care & Color business for delivering superior products and breakthrough P&G? innovation, brought to life for consumers with Our Hair Care...
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...disease involving the thinning or complete loss of hair. Alopecia’s affects differ based on gender. Males suffer from the loss of hair at the hairline or top of the head. Females, on the other hand, suffer from hair loss that is often only at the top of the head, with the hairline staying in tact. There are many causes contributing to the diagnosis of alopecia. This list includes aging, genetics, illness, or malnutrition. Alopecia is not to be confused by baldness caused by “the hairless gene”. “A congenital disorder called atrichia is caused by the ‘hairless’ gene." Alopecia, though it can be genetically passed down, is very different from general balding in that it is caused by actual damage to the hair shaft or follicle. Damage can be caused by a major illness, particularly a fungal infection, stress to the root, injury, or even medications such as chemotherapy. Our world today is constantly changing. New diseases are discovered, old diseases disappear, and cures or vaccines are developed for the millions we have affected by one thing or another. Today there are 53 million people affected by a disease know as Alopecia. I would like to explore the most common forms of Alopecia's that effect millions today. These include Universal Alopecia, Androgenetic Alopecia, Traction Alopecia, Anagen Effluvium, Telogen Effluvium, Alopecia Areata, Scarring Alopecia, and Alopecia Totalis. Universal Alopecia is total loss of hair on the body. This affects both men, women, and...
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...and my sibling was a boy and 11 years older than me in fact; it was difficult growing up without a girl to look upon on.. My brother the oldest grandson, 20, was still a huge kid who loved to pick on us. His name is Raul but we call him Omar because of his middle name. He was wearing his favorite, black and silver Raiders jersey. Back in time when jean shorts for males were cool he would wear those with some Nike tennis shoes. Then came my cousin who was 2 years older than me, he was 11 at the time, I was still taller than him by an inch; he was stronger and picked on me a lot because I was a girl and taller than he was. His name is Abraham but called him Abe for short. Abe’s brother was only 2 months younger than I am and had long hair, smelled bad because he would never take a shower. He smelled like rotten cheese it was a strong disgusting order he would carry in his presences, we even gave him a nick name and it was Queso, cheese in Spanish which we still call him to this day; but his real name is Marcos. My cousin Ony was only one year younger than my brother, he was 19 years old he loved to wear basketball shorts and a white t-shirt which was...
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...(5’10″) for Swedes, and 1,843 m (5’11″) for the Dutch, the tallest Caucasians. The tallest nation in the world is the Watusis of Burundi: 1.98 m (6 feet 6 inches) tall. If the amount of water in your body is reduced by just 1%, you’ll feel thirsty. It is impossible to sneeze and keep one’s eyes open at the same time. 55% of people yawn within 5 minutes of seeing someone else yawn. Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine, suggested that a woman could enlarge her bust line by singing loudly and often. A person can live without food for about a month, but only about a week without water. You’ll drink about 75,000 litres (20,000 gallons) of water in your lifetime. After a certain period of growth, hair becomes dormant. That means that it is attached to the hair...
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...to buy her husband. You can sense the desperation that Della feels as she counts her money numerous times just to make sure she did not miscount it. The tone of the story up to this point has been somber. You actually feel bad for Della that she has saved her money all this time but still does not have much to buy her husband a gift. We see Della’s mood change from somber to desperate as she realizes that in order to earn money she is going to have to do something drastic. We learn early on in the story that Della, and her husband Jim, have two prize possessions. “One was Jim’s gold watch that had been his father’s and his grandfather’s. The other was Della’s hair.” (Clugston, 2010 p.22) We learn later on in the story how much these two items symbolize the love that they have for each other. Della’s hair is not only beautiful to everyone around her but it is valuable due to its beauty and length. At...
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...Jess comes from a very strict Indian family where gender roles are clearly defined. Women are expected to learn to cook and care for their husbands, who are, of course, expected to be the sole breadwinners. But on the other hand, Jess sees herself as a female version of her hero, David Beckham, competing in soccer rather than cooking for an acceptable Indian man as tradition dictates. However, although her parents tolerated her sports passion when she was younger, they now believe she should become serious about her life and prepare for the future. That means giving up "children's games" for cooking lessons, marriage, and university studies. They forbid her from playing any more. An Indian girl should not play soccer, since the game consists of "displaying your bare legs to complete strangers." The preparations for her sister's wedding only underscore the liabilities of Jess's unladylike behavior. After watching this movie I realized that in parenting you have to be flexible, strict, and do some discipline. You teach, and talk to you child about rules, and if those rules are broken what the consequences will be. You explain to them what it was like when you grew up and how life is now, because times are changing and you must accommodate to those changes also. Always let your children know that they can always come to you know matter what and talk to you. By doing this you listen and you do not judge them by the things that they might say. Be there for your child no matter...
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...Hair is the ultimate accessory; it can add to (or detract from) your overall look instantly. Keeping it in healthy condition is the most important thing you can do to help it look and feel fabulous. And, while it seems easy, this isn't as simple as minimizing chemical treatments or slathering on a weekly deep conditioner. While these can make your strands softer and less split-end-prone, what really matters is the daily handling; this is what creates the most stress--and potential damage--to your tresses. To help your locks look their best, we asked top experts from around the country for their advice on how to baby your mane every single day. So whether your concern is dullness, damage, frizz or fragility, we have the answers to ease even the toughest hair-care woes. Read on for tips to achieve run-your-fingers-through-it hair. 1 Steer clear of plastic-bristle brushes. "The proper bristles are key," says stylist Edward Tricomi of the Warren-Tricomi Salon in New York City. "A combination of natural boar bristles on either a round or flat brush are best for dry hair, while soft, rubber-toothed wide-paneled brushes are best for damp hair." Our favorite brushes include the Mason Pearson Boar Bristle brush ($78.50; zitomer.com) and Aveda's Wooden Paddle Brush ($17; aveda.com). 2 Brush before shampooing. A few gentle strokes on dry hair will help remove product buildup and scalp flakes, as well as stimulate the scalp and promote blood flow (which delivers nutrients like oxygen)...
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...fellow co-wokers since I am the youngest person there. Like any person I do get curious what really qualifies you as a senior citizen, some of my fellow co-workers say when you hit 60 to 63 because that is when it all starts to go. When they stopped laughing I did notice a change of apperence in the sence of when they were telling me the things they use to do two, to three years ago and know they can not or even do it a bit slower, also in body weight. One of the things that I have noticed in my observation was that most men had complaints about hair loss and the further they get into there later adult hood the color there hair changes now some change to a whte color and some tuen to this violet white color it is what I have noticed. Unfortunatly my dad is one of those who lose there hair as they get older, at this point I fear for my hair and try to take care of it as best aas I can by not wearing hats and but shampoo that is pro hair growth.(Witt&Mossler,2010, health and Physical Development, page6. As observe other drivers I hear compolaints about things getting old meaning there internal organs are deteriorating and there not as they were when they were thirty or twenty years old, but they find a way to push forward, one co-worker has had a pace maker put in, despite her having major surgary like this she always has a positive additude and keeps moving forward, even though it does take her time to get around sometime she manages one of the things she tells me if I go...
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...Crazy girl Once there was a girl Ayesha with sleek body and short hair cut. She was very stubborn and stupid. She always did which she wanted. She was very lively kind of person. She had one bad habit. She always disliked going to school. She always made lame excuses with her parents like she had a pain in my stomach, if that excuse did not work; she made another excuse like pain in kidney. Her mother picked her from the bed and shacked her very well, she started acting of crying with small tears. Her mother known that excuses very well, because that was the part of her daily routine. Her mother pushed him into washroom. She took enough time until her mother knocked the door, then she opened the tab slowly slowly…… and looking her face in the mirror. There was smile arousing on her face. Then once again her mother shouted and knocked the door. Sudden energy came in her body and she washed her face and brushed her teeth. She took her breakfast and changed her clothes in the speed of turtle. At 7’o clock her school bus reached at the door. Her mother slap on her face because she was going to late. By taking that slap, she was crying loudly and her mother seated her in the bus. When she arrived at school, she behaved as nothing would happen with her. She started enjoyed with her friends. At school she was naughty girl and heart of friends. Although she was average student but she enjoyed her school life. She always had a competition with her younger sister in her studies and...
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...gazing habits and biases with respect to different facial features. AbstractCan we tell which part of our face a person is gazing at when they are gazing at us? The experiment in question gives us an idea to where and why we think a person is looking at that location. There were 27 students split into pairs. Within the pair there was an experimenter and a participant. The experimenter would look at different parts of the participant's face and ask the participant to tell them where they were looking at. Our results showed us that the participants were most accurate at recognising when the eyes, hair, right and left ears were being looked at with correct responses ranging between 46.3%-51.85%. And least accurate when the nose, mouth and chin were being looked at with correct responses ranging between 22.59%-25.19%. Percentage incorrect responses was highest for eyes at 30.1%. The eyes, hair and ears were the easiest to be recognised because those features are the furthest away from other facial parts. The eyes have the highest incorrect response percentage because most people assume it is their eyes people are looking at during social interaction so if the participant was unsure where the experimenter was looking at, the guess would have likely been the eyes. IntroductionNon-verbal communication between humans was first scientifically investigated in 1872 where Charles Darwin wrote “The Expression of Emotions in Man and Animals”. Since then many scientists have investigated the...
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...Long hair don’t Janie Many say that your hair describe what type of woman you are, A young girl who had long black hair was consider to be the most powerful and beautiful female of them all. Then her jealous sister cut her hair off and threw her hair out for all the townspeople. From then on the young girl was considered hopeless and ugly. In the novel, their eyes were watching god by Zora Neale Hurston. Janie is judge by her appearance, mostly her hair that symbolizes her womanhood. When Janie loses her voice, her hair gets tie up and when her hair is tie up she loses her beauty that reflects her womanhood. The character Janie is portraying as a beautiful woman, because of her light skin complexion, beautiful curves and long beautiful flowing hair. Janie looks can make any men fall in love. Janie’s hair represents her voice, mood, power and womanhood. When Janie comes back to Eatonville in her overalls, the townspeople knows that Tea Cake just took all her money and left her. “She sits high, but she looks low. Dat’s what ah say ‘bout dese ole women runnin’ after young boys” (Hurston, 3), Janie’s appearance as the townspeople critique when Janie arrives back to Eatonville wonders why a woman such as her age wear her hair down. Janie’s hair shows figures sexual attraction. Janie's hair illustrates her relationships with each of her husbands. Joe Starks, who is jealous and possessive, cannot bear the thought of other men enjoying the sight of her long, beautiful hair. He forces...
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...INTRODUCTION Good morning/afternoon/evening. I’m __________________________ from Roberto & Associates, a market research organization. We are conducting a survey in your neighbourhood about people’s opinions and experiences regarding how they take care of their hair. SCREENING: 1. How many adult members of this household are 13 years old and above? 2. Who are they and what are their respective age, sex, starting from the oldest down to the youngest? (Interviewer: Record answers in your probability selection key table. To choose your probability respondent, use this selection key table. Talk to the chosen qualified respondent but first ask the following three additional screening question.) 3. Do you have a member of the family or a close relative who works for a shampoo company? Have (Terminate Interview) 1 Not have 2 4. Do you have a member of the family or a close relative who works for an advertising agency? Have (Terminate Interview) 1 Not have 2 5. Do you have a member of the family or a close relative who works for a market research agency? Have (Terminate Interview) 1 Not have 2 (Interviewer: If respondents answer to Q3 to Q5 are all “not have,” then he/she is qualified for further interviewing.) I would now like to ask you for your cooperation in answering a number of questions. Our pretest of this questionnaire showed we are able to complete it in about 30 to 40 minutes. That’s about how much time I am asking you...
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