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Grimas Liquid Make-up Pearl Pure Groen

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Grimas Liquid Make-up Pearl Pure GroenGrimas Liquid Make up is een kant en klare vloeibare en sneldrogende schmink op waterbasis die op een hyginische manier vanuit de tube kan worden gedoseerd. De vloeibare schmink van Grimas is glutenvrij en ongeparfumeerd. De kleuren zijn perfect dekkend en kan je onderling mengen. De vloeibare schmink van Grimas is gemaakt van de hoogste kwaliteit grondstoffen, mag op de slijmvliezen en rondom de ogen gebruikt worden en voldoet aan de Europese

Grimas Liquid Make-up is een kant en klare vloeibare en sneldrogende schmink op waterbasis die op een hygiënische manier vanuit de tube kan worden gedoseerd. De vloeibare schmink van Grimas is glutenvrij en ongeparfumeerd. De kleuren zijn perfect dekkend en kan je onderling mengen. De vloeibare schmink van Grimas is gemaakt van de hoogste kwaliteit grondstoffen, mag op de slijmvliezen en rondom de ogen gebruikt worden en voldoet aan de Europese cosmetica wetgeving.

Werkwijze
Liquid Make-up kan direct op de huid worden aangebracht, maar je kan ook eerst een laagje Grimas Cake Make-up aanbrengen. Dit biedt het voordeel dat de kleuren van de schmink egaler aan te brengen zijn, sprekender zijn en later ook weer makkelijker kunnen worden verwijderd. Cake Make-up droogt snel en vermengt zich niet met de Water Make-up. Een veel gebruikte algemene basiskleur is de Cake Make-up B2. Wil je een witte ondergrond gebruik dan geen witte schmink maar Cake Make-up Wit.
Wanneer je werkt met Liquid Make-up, is het belangrijk dat je deze op een niet te vette huid aanbrengt. Zo hecht de make-up zich beter aan de huid en houdt het resultaat langer. Wil je er zeker van zijn dan je geen vlekken krijgt, reinig de huid dan eerst met Cleansing Lotion. Bij een droge of gevoelige huid kan je de Under Make-up Base aanbrengen. In tegenstelling tot andere crèmes veroorzaakt deze speciale dagcrème geen vlekken. Water Make-up werkt net als waterverf. Maak met een penseel of een make-up sponsje en wat water het kleuroppervlak papperig. Werk niet te droog, maar ook niet te waterig. Water Make-up droogt binnen 15 seconden.

Wanneer je niet wilt dat de kleuren zich met elkaar vermengen, wacht je tot het eerste kleurlaagje droog is alvorens je er overheen of er tegenaan werkt. De Vloeibare schmink van Grimas droogt snel.

Liquid Make-up kan ook op het haar worden aangebracht, mits dit niet is behandeld (gepermanent, geverfd, gebleekt, met henna gekleurd). Gebruik hiervoor een tandenborstel.

Verwijderen
Je kan de huid luchtig wassen met lauwwarm water en zeep (of shampoo) om zo vast een groot deel te verwijderen. Even inmasseren en afspoelen met lauwwarm water. Te veel boenen met water en zeep of shampoo kan de huid irriteren. Je kan de huid eventueel verder reinigen met een cleansingmilk of cleansingcream. Even inmasseren en afnemen met een zachte tissue. Wil je snel klaar zijn dan is de schmink washand echt een aanrader, met alleen water veeg je zelfs waterproof mascara zo van de huid af!

Gebruik geen Afschmink, want dat bevat wassen en oliën die de Liquid Make-up juist aan de huid laten hechten. Gebruik geen kant-en-klare vochtige reinigingsdoekjes.

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I loved this book. I devoured the entire thing in one sitting on a Sunday afternoon. It's a beautiful and tragic and warm story all at the same time. I feel like a lot of times when we hear about the Vietnam war in the United States, it's told from the perspective of American soldiers rather than the Southern Vietnamese who lost their home land. Really refreshing to see this diverse and nuanced perspective. I look forward to Thi Bui's future works.
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Savannah L.
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This book healed me
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Beautifully written and illustrated. Although Thi Bui and I have astronomically different life experiences, I still found I could relate on a deeply personal level. This book taught me empathy and forgiveness at a time in my life where I struggled to have it. Bui nailed the complicated feelings and emotions that comes with confronting abuse, abusers (who happen to be your parents), and the painful impact of generational trauma on both the parent and child. Highly recommend this book to anyone who is on a path of healing their own broken heart.
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