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From a DIY Adele signature cat eye to where to find the best lipsticks for winter, there's

a beauty enthusiast around every corner, eagerly awaiting to share their advice.

But how do you separate the facts from the fails?

Experts weigh in on makeup myths we can all stop believing, right now.

Conceal your eyes first

Let's face it: concealer's our BFF for under-eye circles after a bad night's sleep.

Celeb makeup artist for Bravo and E! Michelle Quaranta says, "You will hear many people

say to conceal your eyes first then finish the rest of the face.

I save time and find it much more effective to do your eye makeup first, leaving under-eye

clean.

Then apply your foundation and finish the look by concealing the eyes last."

This method, she explains, allows you to clean up anything that has fallen underneath your

eyes that might otherwise cast a shadow, making dark circles look even darker.

Thick brows always work

Stars like Cara Delevigne and Lilly Collins serve major eyebrow envy — so much so, that

statement brows have basically taken over the internet.

But this look doesn't work for everyone.

That's because, according to Quaranta, far too many of us draw-in our eyebrows, forcing

a shape that's not natural to our face.

She says, "Enhance your natural shape and fill in to give depth or add color.

But do not take away from the rest of your beautiful features."

What works for Lilly Collins might not work for all of us, and that's OK!

Must-have brushes

Many makeup experts swear by foundation brushes.

But the truth is, there are many effective tools you can use to apply your daily foundation.

Quaranta says, "On myself, I love the beauty blender or a fluffy brush.

On set I find that to be the same for beautiful, flawless, airbrushed looking skin."

Never use your fingers

Talk about false!

As it turns out, your fingers can be as good as any beauty tool out there.

Beverly Hills dermatologist Tsippora Shainhouse says, "Many people are afraid to touch their

face with their hands when applying makeup in fear of spreading germs."

But your fingers can actually be great for applying liquid foundation and cream blushes.

"The warmth that they supply helps blend the pigment into the skin most naturally.

Just make sure that your hands are clean before you start and try not to double-dip into any

potted or cushioned products."

Order doesn't matter

From foundation to moisturizer, primer to concealer, there are so many products made

for our faces.

But what should we put on first?

Dr. Shainhouse says order really does matter!

She explains, "When layering beauty products...put active ingredients closest to the skin, and

layer from lightest to heaviest.

If you wear acne medication or use an anti-aging serum, apply this first.

Then apply a lightweight moisturizer."

Primer can be layered next to seal in the moisture, followed by sunscreen and then makeup

— if you're feelin it!

Use a lighter concealer

Lighter isn't always better when it comes to concealer.

According to anti-aging expert Sharrona Katz-Moulay, head esthetician at Aesthetics by Norden,

there are a variety of colors we should all consider when it comes to choosing concealer

tints.

She says, "Green neutralizes and masks red lesions, while yellow will camouflage dark

circles and bruises.

Mauve helps neutralize yellowish blemishes and sallow skin, and a white pearled base

helps minimize wrinkles."

Got SPF?

Skip the sunscreen

Who doesn't love a good tinted moisturizer?

Add in a bit of SPF and you really don't need anything else, right?

Not quite!

Skincare expert Rianna Loving, founder of Organic to Green, says, "Just because your

makeup has some sun protection in it does not mean you are fully protected from harmful

UVA and UVB rays...Consider the length of time you will be exposed to the sun.

Remember, even the strongest and best sunscreen products warn that they need to be reapplied

frequently."

High price = high quality

If you've got Sephora taste with a Dollar Store budget, we've got some good news for

you.

Higher price doesn't always mean higher quality.

In fact, most makeup contains similar ingredients.

Sharrona Katz-Moulay says, "Expensive brands are not safer in terms of ingredients than

cheaper over-the-counter brands."

Since the FDA doesn't regulate cosmetics in the U.S., Katz-Moulay says it's important

to read labels, regardless of where you're shopping.

She explains, "As a basic rule, less ingredients is better then a long list of ingredients."

She also suggests avoiding things like fragrances, parabens, talc, formaldehyde, and D&C, which

stands for artificial colors that come from coal, tar and petroleum.

It's bad for your skin

It's easy to blame makeup for anything that goes wrong with our skin.

But it turns out that our favorite foundation may not be to blame for those annoying blackheads.

Founder and director of Capital Laser & Skin Care, Dr. Elizabeth Tanzi, says, "Makeup is

not bad for the skin.

In fact, most offer some sun protection and are non-comedogenic, which means they won't

clog pores."

Guess we'll have to blame the dog, instead!

It doesn't expire

Nothing lasts forever, including your favorite makeup.

Dr. Tanzi says, "These products are tested to last for a certain period of time, but

after that, the ingredients can break down [and] may not be as effective."

So when should you dump that old lipstick?

The doc says six months after the expiration date is when it's time to throw it out.

Hey, just another chance to pick a new fav!

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10 Ways Games & Anime Have Censored Smoking - Duration: 9:23.

Censored Gaming has reported many times in the past about how the localization process

can affect the portrayal of smoking.

Worldwide governments and age ratings often put strong pressure on companies to remove

tobacco references from their products.

Anime and many video games are produced in Japan where such rules are more lax, so localizing

these properties can mean censoring tobacco use.

So, without further ado, let's take a look at ten times videogames and anime have censored

smoking.

Number One: One Piece Licensed by 4kids entertainment in 2004, One

Piece, the shounen hit about a group of pirates led by Monkey D. Luffy, has suffered from

a number of localization issues.

Along with violence, smoking was common in the original anime and 4Kids heavily censored

it for US distribution.

Notoriously, Sanji, the cook of the straw hat pirates, had his chain smoking habit transformed

into a lollipop fixation.

Rather than being digitally removed, 4kids redrew all Sanji's cigarettes into candy.

Other characters didn't fare much better.

The Marine officer Smoker had his name changed to "Chaser" and had his twin cigars edited

out.

The smoke coming from his mouth was attributed to eating a "smoke smoke" devil fruit.

Even after Funimation took over the project in 2007, the TV version continued to face

censorship.

While Funimation restored many elements like real guns, smoking was deemed unacceptable

for Cartoon network and was edited out.

Fortunately though, Funimation released unedited DVD's, appeasing fans of the series.

Number Two: Pokémon Gold, Silver and Crystal.

Pokémon is a storied franchise in both the videogame and anime word.

It also has a long history of censorship across the franchise.

Pokémon has routinely altered video game character designs to remove sexually suggestive

or religious themes, but the redesigns don't end there.

In the classic second generation of Pokémon the fisherman trainer originally had a smoking

habit,in keeping with the Japanese fisherman stereotype.

In the original art you can see the little cigarette sticking out of the fisherman's

mouth.

But international versions removed the offending cigarette, leaving the Pokémon trainer smokeless.

Furthermore, for the final second generation release, Pokémon Crystal, the cigarette was

then removed from the Japanese version as well, matching the earlier Western change.

Number Three: Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Censorship is not limited to countries outside

Japan.

While more lax then in the west, they have their own standards and practices.

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure has a long history of censorship both in the west and in Japan

due to the level of violence found in the anime and videogames.

But once again, censorship did not stop with violence.

Since 2014, Japanese broadcasts of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure have covered over Jotaro

Kujo's underage smoking habit with a bizarre shadow effect.

Before 2014 the smoking was uncensored and can be seen in older DVD's.

The shadow does nothing to hide the fact that he's smoking, it just obscures the details.

The rising smoke and the cigarette's flame are clearly visible.

The other characters even point out that he's smoking.

Ironically, American networks have often added censorship to anime, but when Jojo's Bizarre

Adventure came to Toonami in 2016 the programing block aired it uncensored.

Number Four: Streets of Rage 2 The early nineties' Streets of Rage was a

series of beat 'em up games in the style of Double Dragon.

Published by Sega, the game series is also known as the Bare Knuckle series in Japan.

Compared to many video games of the time, Streets of Rage and Streets of Rage 2 had

very little censorship.

The first game was released uncensored outside of Japan.

The second game however suffered from a few censorship issues, one of these including

tobacco use.

In the Japanese version of Streets of Rage 2, the crime lord and main antagonist of the

series, Mr. X enjoys a cigar in the background before the last battle, casting it away before

joining the fight.

International releases of the game removed the offending object.

The related animation where he throws the cigar away before joining the fight was also

removed.

Number five: Yu Yu Hakusho The classic supernatural battle classic Yu

Yu Hakusho suffered censorship both in Japan and abroad.

Smoking is a common feature of the original manga and anime.

Several characters indulge in it, such as Yusuke's mother, his teacher Genkai, along

with several villains and side characters.

In keeping with Toonami's standards and practices, censors edited the anime to avoid

showing tobacco use.

Even in cases where it's integral to the plot, censors chose to cut out segments of

the show rather than expose viewers to smoking.

In episode 11, a scene where Yusuke explains how he used a thrown away cigarette to keep

track of an enemy in total darkness was cut out.

But even before the anime came to the US, Yu Yu Hakusho faced censorship issues over

smoking.

Yusuke himself smoked in the original manga but this was not included even in the Japanese

version of the anime.

Most likely, censors felt it would be best not to portray the fourteen year old hero

as a smoker.

Number Six: Mario's Picross Developed by Jupiter and Nintendo and released

in 1995 for the Game Boy, Mario's Picross didn't include characters that smoked but

did include an ash tray puzzle with a still smoking cigarette.

The game included sixty four puzzles.

When the player solves them they each display a different image.

The depiction of the ash tray was too indicative of smoking for censors.

Censors removed the offending image, and replaced it with a buddy rabbit.

They also removed several depictions of alcohol beverages and Japanese cultural artifacts.

These were replaced with more innocuous or culturally neutral images.

For instance, as shown here, localizers replaced an image of a Buddhist deity with a picture

of chili peppers.

Number seven: The Big O The Big O, the sci-fi mystery anime about

a post-apocalyptic city that lost its memories, was a beloved among western audiences, but

its Toonami heavily censored its initial release.

Famously, many references to religion were removed from the TV cut, but other targets

for censors were The Big O's violence and depiction of tobacco use.

Censors either cut or digitally altered scenes featuring smoking, nearly erasing any references

to tobacco use from the show.

There is an odd twist here.

Despite the edits, the initial Toonami run was incredibly popular.

So much so that Sunrise and Cartoon network Studios joined forces to produce a second

season.

In 2003, Adult Swim began airing the series uncut and released the new second season in

the same fashion.

Number eight: Megaman X7 Megaman X7, or Rockman X7 in Japan, came out

to mixed reviews, but in terms of censorship it got off quite light.

However censors were not willing to turn a blind eye to the presence of tobacco products.

Near the beginning of Megaman X7 the game shows a Reploid named Aluce conducting a shady

business deal.

Throughout the short video he smokes a cigar.

The cigar is somewhat stylized, featuring an exaggerated shape and an off colored flame.

Moreover the smoker himself is a non-human robot, but neither of these facts dissuaded

localizers from removing the appearance of smoking from the game.

In international releases they edited out the cigar completely.

Number nine: Resident Evil The original Resident Evil has gone through

a few incarnations, including a complete remake, but it's the first game, for the PlayStation

which has a problem with smoking.

In the Japanese version of the game, STARS member Chris Redfield is a smoker and in the

opening intro he lights up a cigarette.

In most international versions however they replaced this scene with a montage of different

shots.

Interestingly, though, you can still hear the sound of Chris's cigarette lighter in

the background.

This censorship also affected Chris' bad ending, with the Japanese versions showing a depressed

and disheveled Chris Redfield light a cigarette and start smoking.

In most international version the scene cuts out early.

Adding insult to injury an "uncensored" director's cut was released a year later

in 1997 with all the censorship intact thanks to a localization error.

Thankfully the same year a PC version was released which finally gave western fans an

uncensored version of the game

Were almost done but there's time for one more.

Number ten: Rurouni Kenshin In 2003, Toonami's airing of Rurouni Kenshin,

the story of a former assassin with a vow to never kill again, was not only widely popular,

but often pushed the envelope of what the programing block could get away with.

But the series still didn't air without heavy censorship of violence, cursing and tobacco

use.

While Japanese shounen anime rarely show underage characters engaging in drug use, that rule

does not apply to adult characters.

They are often shown drinking alcohol or smoking.

These are common activates in Rurouni Kenshin's unusually mature setting of Meiji era Japan.

The show would be incredibly difficult to show in its original context without keeping

some of these elements.

Cartoon Network's 2003 running of the anime didn't remove these elements entirely but

did try to tone them down.

Perhaps Saito Hajime: the former Shinsengumi captain and series anti-hero, suffered the

worse from this.

But the edits were inconsistent.

In one episode Saito's cigarette became a toothpick while in another scene he was

smoking again.

Censorship is a wide field and Censored Gaming is committed to covering all types of censorship,

whatever it may be.

Be sure to subscribe to stay up to up to date with the latest censorship news and features,

and, until next time, thank you for watching.

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How to Crochet Knit Skull Scarf - Day of the Dead Part 1 Portuguese Subtitles Translation - Duration: 4:03.

hi guys this is going to be a crochet skull scarf so please remember to

subscribe if you're new share this video with your friends give it a big old

thumbs up leave a comment in the comment section below thank you guys for

watching now let's get started with this skull scarf and then maybe

Spud stop biting my hand this tutorial is going to be a crochet skull and I'm

making it into a scarf and I have six of them already put together and spud is in

the background here playing with some yarn I will be using a size J ten six

millimeter crochet hook and kaleidoscope 100% yarn and you can see right here it

says you will get 22 stitches using a four millimeter knitting needle so oh

you find a ball this one is a hundred grams 174 yard I should also mention

that I have made seven skulls so two balls of this wool is going to be enough

to make this scarf we will start by attaching a slip knot to the crochet

hook take the loose end wrap it over the main strand now you have a loop take the

loop wrap it over the main strand put your hook below the center strand back

up the opposite side this creates the slip knot we will work a chain of

fourteen one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve

thirteen fourteen we will join with the first chain yarn over pull through now

I'm working a second chain of fourteen one two three four five six seven eight

nine ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen now we will go back here to the

beginning and I'm going to join right here

in this little crotch right here this little area and work a slip stitch just

like that to join the two together now we have a figure eight and I'm going to

be working eighteen single crochet through each loop and I'm going to work

the first little bit here I'm going to work one two three four five six seven

eight nine I am crocheting right over the beginning

strand here and that's so I don't have to sew it in okay well okay and now I'm

going to work a slip stitch here and I right here I just like to do a little

slip stitch right there and now I'm going to do the same thing working

eighteen single crochet through this next loop and I'm going to go on ahead

and complete that because it's all the same working eighteen single crochet

I've completed the 18 through this loop and you can see here I need to adjust

them a little bit so what I'm going to do is work a slip stitch right here

thank you guys for watching this segment of the video please remember to

subscribe if you're new rate the video which is the thumbs up leave a comment

in the comment section below and share this video with your friends I will see

you at the next part of this video peace love and avocados

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Il Leone E L'unicorno | Rime Per I Bambini | Filastrocche In Italiano | Prescolare Canzoni - Duration: 1:05:17.

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Were fighting for the crown

The lion beat the unicorn

All around the town.

Some gave them white bread,

And some gave them brown;

Some gave them plum cake

and drummed them out of town.

The lion and the unicorn

Were fighting for the crown

The lion beat the unicorn

All around the town.

Some gave them white bread,

And some gave them brown;

Some gave them plum cake

and drummed them out of town.

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