Showing posts with label Eye Care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eye Care. Show all posts

Sunday, 13 July 2014

50 Best uses of Aloevera gel

50 Ways To Use Aloe Vera


1. Pamper yourself to a soothing body rub. Slice aloe leaves lengthwise and use the inner sides as a biodegradable body scrub in the shower.
2. Treat burns from minor mishaps in the kitchen—from grease splatters or hot utensils.
3. For more major kitchen mishaps like a scald, mix some aloe gel and vitamin E oil into a little jar for a homemade burn healer.
4. Banish black and blue bruises by swapping on the good goo.
5. Soothe and heal sunburns the feel-good way. Aloe contains cooling properties similar to menthol.

Tuesday, 28 January 2014

How to Groom Cheeks and Corners of Mouth

Firm and Lift Your Cheeks and Corners of Mouth  







Turn the corners of your mouth upward in big smile as far as possible.

Saturday, 2 November 2013

Video guide how to put in and out contact lens

It is an art to put in and out the contact lens specially difficult for bigner, in this video here you can learn easy video guide for putting in and out the contact lens easily
 
How To Wear Contact Lenses : How To Put In and... by coloredlenses

Thursday, 3 October 2013

Types Of Eyelashes

False Strip Lashes

Traditional false lashes are made up of numerous human or synthetic eyelashes attached together in one pre-made strip. A full set is placed

Wednesday, 11 September 2013

Is Green/I.R. Shade Lens Suit you Check Here

Green/I.R. Shade Lens – blocks Red/Infrared (I.R.) light
 
Use any place where there is heat.
• Good for metal making, furnace work, trash incineration and open flames
• Protects against glare, ultraviolet and infrared radiations
• Available in Shade 3.0 or 5.0

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Red/Vermilion Lens – absorbs some Green light
 
Sharpens visual acuity and provides a contrast similar to the Contrast Amber lens. Some people prefer the Vermilion to the Amber lens when choosing a lens to sharpen visual acuity.
• Good for inspections because you can see defects better – circuit boards, miniature components, assembly items, etc.
• Filters out light that is hard on the eyes
• Not as good for outside at Dawn or Dusk as a Contrast Amber lens
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IS Yellow/Contrast Amber Lens Suit You check here

Yellow/Contrast Amber Lens – absorbs Blue and Ultraviolet light

Use a Contrast Amber lens when sharpness, acuity and contrast are needed and to block high intensity blue lighting such as UV and in Curing Operations. #1 Use is UV absorption.
• Filters out hazy light that is hard on the eyes (everything seems brighter)
• Good for working outside at Dawn and Dusk
• Good for hazy, overcast or foggy days (because of the blue/gray light, similar to the function of a fog light)
• Should not be used where protection from infrared radiation is required or for night time driving.
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KNOW ABOUT WHICH EYEWEAR LENS COLOR SUIT YOU

EYEWEAR LENS COLOR REFERENCE GUIDE

 

For Industrial application purposes, this Lens Color Reference Guide will help you understand the functionality of “task-specific” lenses and how to determine what type of lens is best for your application and environment. It is important to understand why there are more lens color options, often necessary, than a Clear, Gray or Mirror lens. The basic rule of thumb for choosing a lens is to consider color opposites. Blue is opposite of Yellow and Red is opposite of Green. Therefore, Red lenses will absorb Green light and Yellow Lenses will absorb Blue/Ultraviolet light, and vice versa. Try on the
different AOSafety lenses and learn for yourself the differences, functions and benefits of the different lens colors.

Further i will post colour by colour advantages and disadvantages
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Tuesday, 10 September 2013

just want to change my eye colour

What if I just want contact lenses to change my eye colour?

Now a days contact lenses are the part of fashion. There many reasons to wear the contact lenses, eye colour change is one of them.
 
● If you just want contact lenses that change the colour or appearance of your eyes rather than correct your eyesight (‘zero powered’ contact lenses), you’re not legally required to have a fitting and specification, but it is in your best interest to do so. You need to take the same degree of care when buying and wearing these lenses as with any other lenses. It is essential to have adequate instruction on lens care solutions, hygiene and handling, and to follow all the recommended care procedures.

Monday, 2 September 2013

Guide For Good Eyeshadow

 Eyeshadow Beauty Guide

  1. For best results, pick up your eye shadow color with the side of your eye shadow brush, not the tips. Running the brush across with the tips of the bristles only picks up too much product, and sends it flying. You know this is you if you get a 'hole' in the middle of your color. Apply by pressing on the color instead of brushing it on to avoid color from falling. Great for applying dark and heavily frosted and glitter colors.
  2. To make a powdered shadow color go on stronger, apply your colored shadow with a makeup
    sponge or an eye shadow applicator. The color will go on exactly the way you see it in the pan.
  3. For a softer version of an eye shadow color, pick up some white or cream colored eye shadow first on your brush, next pick up your color and then apply. The lighter color will soften the intensity of the
    pigment.
  4. Your colors not going on right? Are you getting colors in the wrong area? It could be your brush
    that's the culprit. Make sure your brushes fit the area you are applying to. The smaller the brush, the
    smaller the application area. Smaller brushes are great for applying under the eyebrow. A larger, flat
    brush is perfect for shadows that go on the lids. A long fluffy shadow brush is great for the crease. It's
    all in the brush.

Sunday, 25 August 2013

Eyelashes Transplant is Possible

PURPOSE:
Eyelash transplantation can be used to replace eyelashes that have been damaged by injury (car accidents, burns, hair-pulling, etc.), or to cosmetically enhance existing eyelashes that are otherwise short, sparse or otherwise ‘weak.’ The use of single-follicle hair transplantation techniques enables new, living and growing eyelashes to be comfortably and permanently restored to the eyelids.
PROCEDURE:
The procedure is completed in approximately two hours in an office/out-patient setting. Hair follicles from the back of the scalp (‘donor area’) are harvested and then meticulously implanted into the eyelid. Absorb-able stitches are used in the donor area, which remains undetectable both during and after the healing process. Approximately 30 lashes or more can be placed per upper eyelid during a session. The implanted follicles (like the seeds of a plant) will grow and produce new lashes permanently, starting as early as six weeks. The newly growing lashes will possess the same characteristics as the donor scalp hair. The lashes will need to be routinely trimmed and curled. An ‘eyelash perm’ is recommended for those patients with straighter hair. Please note: lower lid  eyelash transplantation is not performed. Medication for any mild discomfort is provided as well as medication to reduce swelling. It is recommended that the patient have transportation to and from the office. Several hours after the procedure, some soreness may be experienced in the donor area, as well as the eyelids. Protective goggles (provided) should be worn while sleeping. Patients will be instructed in the gentle post-op care and cleansing of the eyelid and lashes. Mild swelling and/or bruising in the eyelid area may last up to two weeks. The absorb-able stitches in the donor area may take up to one month to dissolve completely. Mascara and other eye-makeup should be completely avoided during the immediate post-op healing period (approx. 1 week). Some patients may require an additional session of eyelash transplantation to reach their restoration goals.

RESULTS:
Implanted lashes typically shed within two weeks, then begin to regrow starting at six weeks. Approximately 80-90% of the transplanted lashes can be expected to grow. A complete cosmetic result can be expected by 12 months.
RISKS:
As with any cosmetic procedure, there are certain risks that are known and unknown. The risks of eyelash transplantation are considered to be similar to that of other minor eyelid surgery and depend on a number of factors. All patients should discuss their expectations with their physician prior to undergoing any procedure.
Eyelash transplantation, trichotillomania (hair-pulling) and trauma: Eyelash transplantation can be used to restore eyelashes damaged by trauma, ‘over-plucking,’ or even the hair pulling disease, trichotillomania. However, patients with untreated or active trichotillomania cannot undergo eyelash transplantation. If the trichotillomania remains untreated or recurs, hair pulling can damage the transplanted lashes.
Eyelash transplantation and alopecia totalis/universalis and other eyelid conditions:
Patients with alopecia totalis, alopecia universalis, or active eyelid inflammation or disease are not candidates for eyelash transplantation.
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How To Apply Eyelashes Easily Video Guide


How to apply False Eyelashes Make up Tutorial by Stefibeauty

Saturday, 17 August 2013

Beauty Tip For Using Eye Pencil

To keep Eye Pencils on all day
  

  • apply a little eye shadow on top with a fine eyeliner brush over your pencil. 
  • For a dramatic effect, try any color over your black or brown pencil.
  • Try a high intense frost eye shadow over black pencil. 

Dramatic in an instant. Favs? 

  • Dark shimmering blues, greens and purples.

Run out of your favorite liquid eyeliner or black eye pencil? 
  

  • In a pinch, apply a thin line of mascara with your eyeliner brush as eyeliner. 
  • The mascara will last for hours and give you a great emphasis.

Having a hard time sharpening your eye pencil?
 

  • To keep from crumbling, store in the refrigerator overnight and then sharpen. 
  • A perfect point every time.
  • Avoid breaking your eye pencils by always using a metal eye pencil sharpener. 
  • The plastic sharpeners give too much, breaking the tip.