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  Green cover stick are used on any red areas such as pimples, varicose veins, etc. Purple cover stick is used on any yellow areas such as pigmentation marks and orange cover stick are used on any blue areas such as dark circles. If you just want to even out your skin tone, then it is best to use a concealer color in the 10 Color Concealer Palette that is 1-2 shades lighter than your normal skin tone. Step 3: Squeeze the correct color foundation onto the Stainless Steel Mixing Palette. Take your 125 Foundation Brush/Spatula and gently mix the foundation on the Stainless Steel Mixing Palette before applying it to the skin. Begin at the one side of your client’s face and work your way to the other side. Make sure that you apply the foundation in downwards stroking movements. If her neck color is hugely different than the color of her face, then you need to apply the same shade of foundation onto her neck as well. Step 4: Take a foundation sponge and blend the foundation from her hairl

  For the oblong or rectangle or long face, the objective is to make the longest portions appear shorter or wider. Shadowing helps soften the angles of your face and adds definition where you need it. Be generous with the blush on the apples of your cheeks, especially the bottom parts. This makes your face look rounder. Shading/contouring at the top of the cheekbones and around the jaw line (the chin) helps subdue the angles and gives your face a softer and more rounded shape. Apply a highlighting color just underneath your cheekbones. To contour you can use foundation/powder, which is a shade or two darker than the skin tone, to soften the angles of your face. The chin and forehead are two areas where contouring will help give the appearance of a shorter face shape. Step 1: Dip your 127 Blush Brush into a blush/bronzer color that is one shade darker than your client’s skin tone and apply this onto her cheekbones. This will “push” back the high cheekbones and bring them more into ba

  Devices that gather and transmit health data from the human body periodically but are not attached continuously, such as Bluetooth enabled pulse ox meters or Wi-Fi-enabled scales. The use of Iota technology to monitor and manage human health and fitness is expanding rapidly. Analysts estimate that 130 million consumers worldwide use fitness trackers today.12 With the rise of smart watches and other wearable devices, the number of connected fitness monitors is expected to exceed 1.3 billion units in 2025.13 The basic technology for fitness monitoring devices—sensors and low-power chips—is well established, and prices are expected to decline as volumes rise. We also expect rapid growth in devices and systems for in-home monitoring of patients, particularly those with chronic conditions such as diabetes. These devices, which may be worn or only used intermittently, have already demonstrated potential to improve health outcomes and reduce health-care costs among patients with acute forms

  Safety at work should be everyone’s priority. Work boots are among other PPE’s (Personal Protective Equipment) that ensurethe protection of workers and supervisors at their work sites. Learn more about safety boots through this article, and discover if you qualify to provide your feet with extra protection while at work for maximum safety. Introduction Safety boots, also referred to as work shoes, are protective footwear won by a range of workers at industries and other work environments that require personal protective gear due to the nature of the work. The shoes are designed from a durable material that offers an extra layer of reinforcement to achieve maximum feet protection. The below image is an example for illustration. Design of the Work Boots They are designed to keep feet protected from hazards that might occur at work sites. Thesehazards include electrocution, falling from slippery floors and rolling objects, burning from hot items, injuries from heavy falling, and pierc