Posted in: Lipstick by weddingcometrue | October 31st 2009 | no comments
Who says that beauty dies in time, is wrong for sure. As in nature nothing dies but all are preserved, so do the physical beauty. We have good news for humanity: "fair sex", which means women, is becoming more and more beautiful. Historically, women are becoming increasingly attractive, and the secret does not stay in plastic surgery or make up, as you might think. But we may say that [...]Posted in: Lipstick by weddingcometrue | October 31st 2009 | no comments
Lipstick and make up are mentioned even in the Bible and it is supposed that women and men started to use them for about 10,000 years ago. The old "makeup products" discovered were bottles and cans that contained remnants of pottery makeup, and they have an age of more than 5000 years. Make up is brought into contemporary after the 1900s, when using lipstick was not blamed any more and [...]Posted in: Hairstyle by weddingcometrue | October 30th 2009 | no comments
The 70's was a very important period because it was like a starting point for many revolutionary changes. One of these changes is hairstyle. In the seventies was invented the blow dryer, and so many different sleek and straight looks were experimented then. The shag haircut is one of these looks, alongside the mullet, the feathered hairstyle and the page boy. The shag hairstyle is [...]Posted in: Lips by weddingcometrue | October 30th 2009 | no comments
Lips are a very important organ because we are using it for food intake and they are situated at the mouth level. Lips are a tangible sensory organ and they are helping us in articulation of speech. You can do the difference very easy between the upper lip (labium superioris) and the lower lip (labium inferioris) due to the fact that the lower lip is a little bit bigger than the other [...]Posted in: Lips by weddingcometrue | October 30th 2009 | no comments
Cleft lip and cleft palate are some of the most common birth defect. One in 700 newborns a year in the US and one in 600 in the UK are born with this defect. A clef is a fissure or a split in the upper lip, the mouth roof (palate) or in some cases together. Cleft lip can appear as a one side of the lip (unilateral) or both sides (bilateral). In many cases this defect can be an isolated [...]