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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Sunday, July 11, 2010
so it is summer break and its so hot outside!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG like some people have to buy some air cons just to keep cool but people don't relies the heat comes sometimes and if you stay inside for the whole day than you can miss the weather so what my advise is to play outside but not all the time just times where you think that its rights to play outside but anyway enough about that where did you go this summer? did you go somewhere far? did you play outside alot? but most of all did you get enough excercise? if not than go outside and get some fresh air..... RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ☺ ☻♥
OMG like some people have to buy some air cons just to keep cool but people don't relies the heat comes sometimes and if you stay inside for the whole day than you can miss the weather so what my advise is to play outside but not all the time just times where you think that its rights to play outside but anyway enough about that where did you go this summer? did you go somewhere far? did you play outside alot? but most of all did you get enough excercise? if not than go outside and get some fresh air..... RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ☺ ☻♥
Friday, June 4, 2010
what mall do you go to ?
i go to different types of mall and by dirfferent stuff when i want to by something i need but any way what do you by when you go to the mall? next time i want to by a dress maybe the colour of purple or blue or even black you naver know if you had a chance to by a dress what colour would you buy?
comment please
i go to different types of mall and by dirfferent stuff when i want to by something i need but any way what do you by when you go to the mall? next time i want to by a dress maybe the colour of purple or blue or even black you naver know if you had a chance to by a dress what colour would you buy?
comment please
so the school year is almost over
we had a good year so far all the grade 6 is going to another school all the grade 5 is going to grade six wow......
so what will you wear on the last day of school i was planing to wear a nice pretty dress but i think that's too much .
i am going to wear another dress that is not too dressy it goes up to my elbow i don't know is i should wear flats or shoes (converse) maybe but i don't have any converse i i lost them at school some how??????????????????????????????
what are you going to wear on the last day of school ?
we had a good year so far all the grade 6 is going to another school all the grade 5 is going to grade six wow......
so what will you wear on the last day of school i was planing to wear a nice pretty dress but i think that's too much .
i am going to wear another dress that is not too dressy it goes up to my elbow i don't know is i should wear flats or shoes (converse) maybe but i don't have any converse i i lost them at school some how??????????????????????????????
what are you going to wear on the last day of school ?
today is the last day before our blog is due thanks to all the follower
but anyway is pink your favorite colour it use to be my favorite but not any more
what are you going to do on the summer vacation i am planing to paint my nails maybe red and maybe on my toe nails
i might do french nails have you ever done french nail if you have post comments any way ..... bye
but anyway is pink your favorite colour it use to be my favorite but not any more
what are you going to do on the summer vacation i am planing to paint my nails maybe red and maybe on my toe nails
i might do french nails have you ever done french nail if you have post comments any way ..... bye
Friday, May 28, 2010
http://www.sears.ca/catalog/makeup-nails/1100222?extid=102309_ca_1search_2EN_3gogl_4bf_5beauty_6nail-nailpolish&gclid=CPKV4YGO9aECFcRM5Qodl0bIEg
here is about nail polish and make-up its kind of a good place to look at......and this is all about how nail olilsh is made ..
Unlike many other cosmetics that have a history of hundreds or even thousands of years, nail polish (or lacquer, or enamel) is almost completely an invention of twentieth century technology. Nail coverings were not unknown in ancient times—the upper classes of ancient Egypt probably used henna to dye both hair and fingernails—but essentially, its composition, manufacture and handling reflect developments in modern chemical technology.
Modern nail polish is sold in liquid form in small bottles and is applied with a tiny brush. Within a few minutes after application, the substance hardens and forms a shiny coating on the fingernail that is both water- and chip-resistant. Generally, a coating of nail polish may last several days before it begins to chip and fall off. Nail polish can also be removed manually by applying nail polish "remover," a substance designed to break down and dissolve the polish.
Raw Materials
There is no single formula for nail polish. There are, however, a number of ingredient types that are used. These basic components include: film forming agents, resins and plasticizers, solvents, and coloring agents. The exact formulation of a nail polish, apart from being a corporate secret, greatly depends upon choices made by chemists and chemical engineers in the research and development phase of manufacturing. Additionally, as chemicals and other ingredients become accepted or discredited for some uses, adjustments are made. For example, formaldehyde was once frequently used in polish production, but now it is rarely used.
The primary ingredient in nail polish is nitrocellulose (cellulose nitrate) cotton, a flammable and explosive ingredient also used in making dynamite. Nitrocellulose is a liquid mixed with tiny, near-microscopic cotton fibers. In the manufacturing process, the cotton fibers are ground even smaller and do not need to be removed. The nitrocellulose can be purchased in various viscosities to match the desired viscosity of the final product.
Nitrocellulose acts as a film forming agent. For nail polish to work properly, a hard film must form on the exposed surface of the nail, but it cannot form so quickly that it prevents the material underneath from drying. (Consider commercial puddings or gelatin products that dry or film on an exposed surface and protect the moist product underneath.) By itself or used with other functional ingredients, the nitrocellulose film is brittle and adheres poorly to nails.
Manufacturers add synthetic resins and plasticizers (and occasionally similar, natural products) to their mixes to improve flexibility, resistance to soap and water, and other qualities; older recipes sometimes even used nylon for this purpose. Because of the number of desired qualities involved, however, there is no single resin or combination of resins that meets every specification. Among the resins and plasticizers in use today are castor oil, amyl and butyl stearate, and mixes of glycerol, fatty acids, and acetic acids.
The colorings and other components of nail polish must be contained within one or more solvents that hold the colorings and other materials until the polish is applied. After application, the solvent must be able to evaporate. In many cases, the solvent also acts a Read more: How nail polish is made - material, manufacture, making, history, used, components, composition, structure, product, Raw Materials, The Manufacturing Process of nail polish, Quality Control http://www.madehow.com/Volume-1/Nail-Polish.html#ixzz0pEmJAwS4
making nail polish used a variety of methods that today look charmingly amateurishRead more: How nail polish is made - material, manufacture, making, history, used, components, composition, structure, product, Raw Materials, The Manufacturing Process of nail polish, Quality Control http://www.madehow.com/Volume-1/Nail-Polish.html#ixzz0pEmSmD8L
this is all about nail polish and that..
here is about nail polish and make-up its kind of a good place to look at......and this is all about how nail olilsh is made ..
Unlike many other cosmetics that have a history of hundreds or even thousands of years, nail polish (or lacquer, or enamel) is almost completely an invention of twentieth century technology. Nail coverings were not unknown in ancient times—the upper classes of ancient Egypt probably used henna to dye both hair and fingernails—but essentially, its composition, manufacture and handling reflect developments in modern chemical technology.
Modern nail polish is sold in liquid form in small bottles and is applied with a tiny brush. Within a few minutes after application, the substance hardens and forms a shiny coating on the fingernail that is both water- and chip-resistant. Generally, a coating of nail polish may last several days before it begins to chip and fall off. Nail polish can also be removed manually by applying nail polish "remover," a substance designed to break down and dissolve the polish.
Raw Materials
There is no single formula for nail polish. There are, however, a number of ingredient types that are used. These basic components include: film forming agents, resins and plasticizers, solvents, and coloring agents. The exact formulation of a nail polish, apart from being a corporate secret, greatly depends upon choices made by chemists and chemical engineers in the research and development phase of manufacturing. Additionally, as chemicals and other ingredients become accepted or discredited for some uses, adjustments are made. For example, formaldehyde was once frequently used in polish production, but now it is rarely used.
The primary ingredient in nail polish is nitrocellulose (cellulose nitrate) cotton, a flammable and explosive ingredient also used in making dynamite. Nitrocellulose is a liquid mixed with tiny, near-microscopic cotton fibers. In the manufacturing process, the cotton fibers are ground even smaller and do not need to be removed. The nitrocellulose can be purchased in various viscosities to match the desired viscosity of the final product.
Nitrocellulose acts as a film forming agent. For nail polish to work properly, a hard film must form on the exposed surface of the nail, but it cannot form so quickly that it prevents the material underneath from drying. (Consider commercial puddings or gelatin products that dry or film on an exposed surface and protect the moist product underneath.) By itself or used with other functional ingredients, the nitrocellulose film is brittle and adheres poorly to nails.
Manufacturers add synthetic resins and plasticizers (and occasionally similar, natural products) to their mixes to improve flexibility, resistance to soap and water, and other qualities; older recipes sometimes even used nylon for this purpose. Because of the number of desired qualities involved, however, there is no single resin or combination of resins that meets every specification. Among the resins and plasticizers in use today are castor oil, amyl and butyl stearate, and mixes of glycerol, fatty acids, and acetic acids.
The colorings and other components of nail polish must be contained within one or more solvents that hold the colorings and other materials until the polish is applied. After application, the solvent must be able to evaporate. In many cases, the solvent also acts a Read more: How nail polish is made - material, manufacture, making, history, used, components, composition, structure, product, Raw Materials, The Manufacturing Process of nail polish, Quality Control http://www.madehow.com/Volume-1/Nail-Polish.html#ixzz0pEmJAwS4
making nail polish used a variety of methods that today look charmingly amateurishRead more: How nail polish is made - material, manufacture, making, history, used, components, composition, structure, product, Raw Materials, The Manufacturing Process of nail polish, Quality Control http://www.madehow.com/Volume-1/Nail-Polish.html#ixzz0pEmSmD8L
this is all about nail polish and that..
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