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Sempre soube de que as pessoas se apegam aos bichinhos por carencia, bem como sei tambem sei que todas as pessoas de alguma forma sao carentes, seja fisica, psicologica ou as duas somatizando. Nunca imaginei de que me apegaria tanto, seria tao dependente da minha companheira. Durante o dia e muito ruim nao ter a presenca dela, minha sombra. Mas a noite ainda e pior. Sinto falta nao de ter um bichinho e sim dela...Muitas vezes penso que era uma troca, uma tomava conta e cuidava da outra.Estava treinada para me proteger, apesar de algumas vezes me ameacar, porem eu ficava esperta. Talvez seja essa a principal diferenca entre ela e as pessoas que ja fizeram parte de meu convivio, e que sinta tanta falta dela...autenticidade.Na sexta-feira passada eu sabia que ela iria partir. Arrumei tudo de forma que ela se sentisse menos mal e sabia que no dia seguinte ela nao poderia mais me acompanhar. Se foi dormindo, com olhos fechados de deitada de lado, como sempre fez.Fez parte da minha historia e da historia de vida de meus filhos quando menores.Ainda doi muito...o tempo se encarregara de aliviar! ainda bem que eu sou dessa geracao... adoooooro meu ex no nsync :) Egyptian HairstylesThe clothing worn by the Ancient Egyptians was simple consisting of white shifts for the women and kilts for the men. The clothing was adorned by fabulous jewelry, sashes and aprons and by the addition of decorative and highly fashionable wigs. Ancient Egyptian men generally kept the hair short or shaved it off, wealthy Egyptian men then wore wigs. The women of Ancient Egypt kept their own hair long which they plaited and curled. The wealthy women also wore elaborate wigs.Egyptian WigsVariations in Egyptian HairstylesThe hairstyles of the Ancient Egyptians were subject to some variation depending on their status in society. These variations were subject to the following:Status - the higher the status the more elaborate the hairstyle, wigs and adornmentsRole in Society - Egyptian priests shaved their hair completely and did not wear wigsGender - the men and women adopted different hairstylesAge - Children of both sexes wore the 'Lock of Youth'. Older men and women dyed their hair with hennaFashion - Hairstyles and fashions changed during the different periods of Ancient Egyptian historyEgyptian Hairstyles of WomenThe women of early Ancient Egypt of the Middle Kingdom kept their hair short whereas the women of the later New Kingdom kept their hair long, which they plaited and curled. The wealthy women also wore elaborate wigs. Long hair was dressed as plaits or braided pony tails, and occasionally a fringe was cut. The hair of wealthy was elaborately curled and occasionally adorned with jewelry, gold strands, flowers, beads, ribbons and hair bands. The women had a preference for unique hairstyle which were kept in placed with clasps and hairpins.Egyptian Hairstyles of MenThe hairstyles of the men in Ancient Egypt changed little during the whole of the period which lasted over three thousand years. Ancient Egyptian men generally kept the hair short or shaved it off. The wealthy Egyptian men
then wore highly elaborate wigs or hair extensions.The Egyptian Hairstyles of ChildrenThe Egyptian hairstyles of children consisted of a shaved head except for one, long plaited lock which hung at the side. This lock of hair was referred to as the 'Lock of Youth'. This hairstyle was the traditional style worn by both boys and girls until the age of puberty. At the age of puberty the 'Lock of Youth' was cut off and the young men then adopted the same hairstyle as the men - short or shaved. The young girls then kept their hair long, which they dressed as plaits or braided pony tails, and occasionally a fringe was cut. Their hair was elaborately curled and occasionally adorned with jewelry, beads and hair bands.Facial and Body HairThe fashions and traditions relating to facial and body hair changed during the different periods. Men of the earliest periods, up to the Old and early Middle Kingdom were known to wear full beards and moustaches. This fashion changed during the Later Periods of Egyptian history and men of all roles and status adopted the clean shaven style.The Beard of the PharaohsDespite the change of style and the new low esteem afforded to facial hair the beard was still considered to be sacred to the gods and therefore the Pharaohs. The beard was considered to be a divine symbol of the gods. Depictions of Pharaohs, both the Kings and some Queens, are seen wearing false plaited beards. These false beards were religious symbols of the Pharaohs emphasizing their status as a living god. The bizarre false beards were tightly knotted and plaited and hooked behind the ears. The styles and shapes of the beards varied from the long rectangular shape which was cut level at the bottom to a long, narrow beard plaited like a pigtail with the end jutting forward, such as the beard from the chin on the mask of King Tut, Tutankhamen. They were worn on important religious and other ceremonial occasions.
The beard, in modern usage, refers to the hair grown on a man's face (chin and cheek); while "mustache" or "moustache" refers to the hair on the upper lip.The bearded races of mankind have commonly held the beard in high honor. It is the sign of full manhood; the very young male or the eunuch is beardless, and the bearded woman was considered to be witch. Adam, the primal man, and the God and prophets of many faiths have been traditionally pictured with beards, as were kings and nobles and dignitaries.Beards have assumed all shapes and lengths, some being cultivated to lengths exceeding a man's height while Islamic people still hold the beard in high esteem.Egyptian-style beard example for high-ranking EgyptiansThe earliest records indicate that the highest ranking Egyptians grew hair on their chins.They frizzed, dyed or hennaed (moderate or strong reddish brown to strong brown), and sometimes plaited the beard with interwoven gold thread.Later, a metal, false beard or postiche, which was a sign of sovereignty, was worn by queens as well as kings.This was held in place by a ribbon tied over the head and attached to a gold chin strap, a fashion existing from about 3000 B.C. To 1580 B.C.An example of a Mesopotamian civilization beard styleThe Mesopotamian civilizations (Chaldean, Babylonian, Assyrian, Median, Aramean, and ancient Persian) devoted great care to oiling and dressing their beards, using tongs or curling irons to create elaborate ringlets and frizzles, in a tiered effectAssyrians resorted to a black dye for eyebrows, hair, and beard; while the Persians used henna which produced an orange-red color, a style that existed from 1900 B.C.Gold dust, gold thread, and scented yellow starch were sometimes used in the hair and the beard for festive occasions.In ancient India and Turkey, the beard was allowed to grow long, a symbol of dignity and of wisdom.To cut the beard was infamy among the Turks; slaves were shaved as a mark of servility.Jewish patriarchal beard stylePatriarchs of the tribes of Israel grew beards embellished by a hanging earlock (peyot); the peyot is still worn by some very pious orthodox Jews.The Greeks and one of their beard stylesBeards predominated among the Greeks until 323 B.C., at which time Alexanter the Great ordered his soldiers to be clean shaven, fearing that their beards would serve as handles for their enemies to grab and to hold the Greek soldier as he was killed.Grecian beards were frequently curled with tongs to create hanging curls.The Etruscans of northern Italy (about 1000 B.C.) favored the Asian fashion of the long beard, which was eventually handed on to the Romans.One of the Roman styles of beardsThe Romans apparently thought the Greek style of curled beard was too effeminate, and preferred a trim, well-groomed shape.The use of the razor was encouraged in Rome by Lucius Tarquinius Priscus (616-578 B.C.), in an effort towards hygienic reform.Shaving did not come into general use until about 454 B.C., when a group of Greek Sicilin barbers went to the mainland from Sicily.Barber shops were situated on the main streets, but were patronized only
by those who could not afford to have slaves.The Greeks and Romans of the ancient days mostly shaved, and the term barbarous (beard-wearing) was applied for a long period to people who were considered out of the realm of polite society.Scipio Africanus, according to Pliny, was the first Roman to shave daily.Philosophers continued to keep their beards.A Byzantine beard styleThe Byzantine civilizaton favored beards and mustaches, and the hair moderately short, a combination of oriental and Roman origin, which later influenced medieval and Renaissance Europe.From the 7th to 16th centuries, the beards of Byzantium were curled, split on the center of the chin, square cut or pointed and some were extremely long.By the end of the 12th century, the Greek, Roman, and oriental influences disappeared, and the cities of Florence and Venice started to set the style for the courts of Europe.European transitionsUntil the advent of Christianity in the 7th century, all Anglo-Saxons wore beards; members of the clergy were then compelled by law to shave.English princes wore mustaches until William I by law (1066-87) compelled them to cut them off in accordance with the Norman fashion.The Crusades were perhaps accountable for the return of beards, and for more than four centuries great diversity was allowed: beards, mustaches, and shaven faces all coexisted.The Renaissance fashion in Europe included both clean-shaven faces and beards varying in shape and length.Many men starched their beards in the 1560s.In England, Henry VIII (1509-47) brought the beard back into favor in 1535, after which beards of all shapes and lengths were worn.The Vandyke style became popular for many menThe Flemish painter, Sir Anthony Vandyke (1599-1641) painted so many aristocrats with a pointed type of beard that it became known as the Vandyke beard. They were dressed with pomade or wax, applied with a tiny brush and comb.Other gadgets were used to keep the mustache and beard in shape while sleeping.There were many other beard styles over the centuries a few of which are shown hereIn 1637, Louis XIII triumphed over the Spanish influence when he amused himself by shaving his courtiers, leaving only a tiny lip beard "a la royale" or "la mouche", a custom adopted by the French and Dutch cavaliers.The "imperial", a pointed tuft of whiskers on the chin, was named in honor of Napolean III, in the 19th century.In the 19th century, long side whiskers merging into a mustache became known as the "Franz Josef" in honor of the emperor of AustriaDuring the Victorian period, from about 1840 to 1870, London set the fashion for the world. Side whiskers developed a longer, more luxuriant growth and were sometimes referred to as "mutton chops" or "Piccadily weepers".
E estranho voce ir a farmacia e comprar um produto que custa em media R$ 25, mas so tem agua na formula. Parece o cumulo do consumismo. Mas a agua termal tem sua razao de ser, principalmente no verao.Seu uso constante, alem de hidratar, ajuda a manter a elasticidade e a maciez da pele, segundo a dermatologista Daniela Nunes, da Sociedade Brasileira de Dermatologia.Esse tipo de produto e particularmente bom para quem tem rosacea, eczemas, psoriase e queimaduras superficiais, ja que tem propriedades cicatrizantes.Quem passa muito tempo em ambientes com ar-condicionado ou acabou de fazer um peeling tambem vai se beneficiar com essas borrifadas de frescura pura.A agua termal reconstitui a barreira de protecao cutanea, deixando a pele mais saudavel e protegida contra agressoes como a poluicao, lembra a dermatologista Luciana Conrado, da Sociedade Brasileira de Dermatologia.Quem usa cosmeticos das francesas Avene, Vichy ou La Roche-Posay ja usou agua termal sem saber. Essas marcas costumam inclui-la nas formulas dos produtos.SIMILARESHa um similar sintetico de agua termal chamado physiogenyl, usado em geis e cremes manipulados. Trata-se de um complexo oligomineral com sodio, magnesio, zinco e manganes que foi desenvolvido pela Unicamp e e bastante usado nas farmacias de manipulacao.Nao quer pagar por esse luxo? Use soro fisiologico. Colocado em um borrifador, ajuda na hidratacao sem comprometer as financas.O soro tem a concentracao ideal de sodio de que a pele precisa, diz a medica Renata Velloso. So fica devendo em minerais para a agua termal.Fonte brasileira e ideal para peles oleosasNo Brasil, existem fontes de aguas termais sobretudo na regiao de Caldas Novas, em Goias.Em Sao Paulo, as mais importantes sao as fontes de Aguas de Sao Pedro e de Ibira.Mesmo tendo uma boa quantidade de fontes disponiveis, o pais tem apenas uma marca de agua termal, a Aguas de Sao Pedro, que ja envasa e comercializa o seu produto desde 2002.A agua termal brasileira e uma das mais alcalinas e sulfurosas do mundo, o que a torna ideal justamente para o tipo de pele que e mais comum no Brasil: a oleosa.Agua termal pode substituir o hidratantePara sentir os beneficios da agua termal, e necessario usar o produto entre duas e tres vezes ao dia."Quando a gente transpira, a pele perde sodio, magnesio, enxofre e potassio. Da mesma forma que as vezes o corpo precisa de um isotonico para repor substancias, a pele precisa da agua termal", explica Daniela Nunes.O ideal e usar a agua termal antes do filtro solar, pela manha, no meio do dia, antes de reaplicar o filtro, e antes de dormir.A termal pode substituir o hidratante, para quem tem pele oleosa. Na praia, o spray e usado antes das reaplicacoes de filtro solar.E tudo agua, mas cada uma tem sua marcaA termal e uma agua subterranea que foi enriquecida por anos pelos minerais das rochas e que retorna a superficie em fontes com temperaturas que vao de 35oC a 54oC.As propriedades variam de acordo com a regiao e o tipo de rocha pelo qual a agua passou. A maior parte tem magnesio, calcio, ferro e zinco, mas cada marca
tem um diferencial.A La Roche-Posay e rica em selenio, antioxidante. A Vichy tem bicarbonato, que amacia a pele.A Avene tem a composicao mineral balanceada.A Aguas de Sao Pedro tem propriedades anti-oleosidade e antissepticas.
Interview to Path Mc Grath, the beauty guru, among the best-known in the worldvideo interviewToggle I Vogue It (8)SharefullscreenShe wears make-up only when she is out off duty. When Im on set I must focus on other peoples make-up, not on mine.Pat McGrath, the beauty guru, among the best-known in the world and first of all a decidedly charismatic woman, has been enamored with her job since she didnt even think it was a proper job.We met her on the occasion of the launch of two new make-up items she really cares a lot about: Passion Duo Gloss Fusion Lipstick andPerfect Finish Creamy Foundation. Both byDolce&Gabbana and very much influenced by designer duo.The inspiration comes from them, from their fashion collections. I deal with the formulas and the textures, but Stefano e Domenico always give an extra contribution on other elements, like the fragrance, for instance.The make-up artist just loves the new lipstick because its two-in-one, it means you can create 3D lips. You may apply just the lipstick, or only the gloss, or mix them together.Her beauty trick?Apply the lipstick first and then the gloss in the middle of the lips, to add a touch of light.She appreciates greatly the creamy texture of the new foundation: Its easy to apply it both with your finger and with a brush. Its formula provides high coverage without being too heavy. Actually, it hides all the flaws but give a nude effect.Rita Balestriero Os egipcios ricos usavam perucas enquanto os mais pobres deveriam usar cabelos longos que podiam ser amarrados com rabo de porco. Ate os doze anos, os garotos egipcios tinha que manter a cabeca raspada, para os proteger de pulgas e piolhos.O cabelo era lavado frequentemente ,usando um po a base de cinza de vegetais e carbonato de sodio mas, as pragas de piolhos e lendeas favoreceram o uso de perucas, discutindo-se hoje se , por baixo delas, havia cabelos curtos ou cabecas rapadas. Egyptian WigsReady dressed wigs were worn by wealthy Ancient Egyptians of both sexes. Elaborately curled and adorned wigs were worn at special public occasions and at religious ceremonies. The normal hairstyles of the men dictated that their hair was cropped short or shaved, which was probably due to help them combat the heat. But their status and wealth could be reflected in the imposing wigs that the wore on special occasions. The women kept their hair longer but they also delighted in the elaborately adorned wigs that they were able to wear. The higher the status of the man or woman the more wigs they possessed. Egyptian HairstylesWhat were Egyptian Wigs made of?The Wigs of the Ancient Egyptians were made of human hair which was often supplemented by plant fibre or from the wool of sheep. These wigs were not just brunette or dark colored. Blond wigs were also produced. These wigs were extremely expensive and time consuming to make. One of the Ancient Egyptian wigs which has survived consists of:120,000 individual hairsThe hairs were then a grouped into 300 strandsThe hairs were coated with a mixture of
beeswax and resin then looped through a netting and fixed into place with wax.Egyptian Wigs for WomenThe elaborate wigs of the women of Ancient Egypt consisted of a base of thin tight plaits which were covered with thick, full and luxurious curls. The styles varied as most women preferred to wear unique styles if possible with a huge variety of different adornments.Egyptian Wigs for MenThe wigs worn by the men of Ancient Egypt were somewhat shorter than the women's wigs, but were just as elaborate. Even though wigs and hair pieces were available to men they still worried about greying and thinning hair. Henna was used by men as a hair dye and various formulas were prescribed as hair restorers. A recipe for one Ancient Egyptian hair restorer consisted of boiling up the paw of a female greyhound, the stone of a date and the hoof of an ass.Egyptian Wigs - the AdornmentsThe adornments of Ancient Egyptian wigs included some of the following:JewelryGold strandsFlowersTasselsTiarasBeadsRibbonsHair bandsThe hairstyle of wigs were kept in placed with clasps and hairpins.The False Beard of the PharaohThe beard was not in fashion and men shaved facial hair but beards were considered to be sacred to the gods and therefore to the Pharaohs. The beard was considered to be a divine symbol of the gods. Depictions of Pharaohs, both the Kings and some Queens, are seen wearing false plaited beards. These false beards were religious symbols of the Pharaohs emphasizing their status as a living god. The bizarre false beards were tightly knotted and plaited and hooked behind the ears. They were worn on important religious and other ceremonial occasions.Egyptian WigsEach section of this Egyptian website addresses all topics and provides interesting facts and information about the Golden Age of Egypt. The Sitemap provides full details of all of the information and facts provided about the fascinating subject of Egypt, the Ancient Egyptians and of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun, King Tut.
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A tendencia e COR muita COR: Rosa Pink, amarelao, laranja neon, cinza,vermelho sangue,verde fluorescente,branco, violeta entre outras. Sao cores, nada tradicionais,mas que de uns tempos pra ca tem feito a cabeca de muitos adolescentes e tambem de alguns adultos e se voce tem medo de ousar entao prepare-se para ver muita gente desfilando por ai com essas tonalidades ou melhor cores vivas!Para conseguir o efeito fluor ou obter uma cor intensa nos fios e necessario descolorir o cabelo ,por isso a mudanca deve ser feita por um profissional assim voce tem a certeza de um trabalho bem feito e fios protegidos.Confira abaixo algumas fotos que remetem a proxima tendencia de cores de cabelo verao 2011:http://adrianeboneck.com.br/cores-de-cabelo-que-serao-tendencia-no-verao-2011/ SeuOsvaldo tudo bem? O senhor mandou me chamar seu Osvaldo? Como<ta> pedro tudo bem?Tudobem Pedro,eu tenho recebido algumas reclamacoes a respeito de seucomportamento aqui na firma quetipo de reclamacoes? quevoce <ta> tendo um comportamento um pouco infantilinfantile voce nao,e justamente isso que dizem a seu respeito, que voce e infantil!naoe? Voceta sendo infantil agora Pedro nao<to>, mentira <ta>,entao voce nao <ta> sendo infantil? Ta bom... Tosim, to sendo infantil agora Pedroo que ta acontecendo com voce, Pedro? Tem algum problema com alguemda firma? oRobson pegou meu relatorio! oRobson pegou o seu relatorio.., o que que isso quer dizer? O Robsonpegou seu relatorio? emeu! o relatorio e meu! e ele pegou meu relatorio eu estavaescrevendo meu relatorio sozinho,tranquilo e ele veio e pegou meu relatorio!sabeque o Robson trabalha com relatorio? entao ele precisa do seurelatorio para poder trabalhar<tava>eu, a Marcela, o Joao, o Carlinho, a Joana, tava todo mundo laconcentrado e ele pegou meu relatorio calmacalma respira, respira cara...vocesempre fica do lado dele eunao to do lado de ninguem tasim... voce prefere ele... eugosto dos dois igual, ta? Olha so, e se eu te desse....que e muitomais legal que o relatorio elecola? iiiele cola...aqui o eda para colar quatro? iiida para colar seispoiseu quero meu relatorio depoisvoce vai ter o seu relatorio Oi,pois nao Seuosvaldo a gente ta com problema aqui no almoxarifado oque aconteceu? Alguemfez...coco...la Porrapedro! De novo cara!?Foio robson eu falei pro senhor, que o Robson tava pegando nomeu pe,elefaz coco e bota a culpa em mim, nao quero mais saberdisso aqui!calmacara, calma, puta...! Cagou aqui tambem! porra! Voce e luz E raio estrela e luar Manha de sol Meu iaia, meu ioioVoce e "sim" E nunca meu "nao" Quando tao louca Me beija na bocaMe ama no chao...(2x)Me suja de carmim Me poe na boca o mel Louca de amor Me chama de ceuOh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! E quando sai de mim Leva meu coracao Eu sou fogoVoce e paixao...Voce e luz E raio estrela e luar Manha de sol Meu iaia, meu ioioVoce e "sim" E nunca meu "nao" Quando tao louca Me beija na bocaMe ama no chao...Me suja de carmim Me poe na boca o mel Louca de amor Me chama de ceuOh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! E quando sai de mim Leva meu coracaoVoce e fogo Eu sou paixao...Voce e luz E raio estrela e luar Manha de sol Meu