lady,You are the most beautiful -533A.com

haha.. anyone else feel like this sometimes?
Me every day. Don't want to see my ugly face behind all that pretty gunk!
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ALL THE TIME! But then I realize that I am more tired than I am good-looking and wash it off (after carefully imprinting the look in my mind, so I can try to recreate it)

how do i become fair again ??….
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wash your face with coconut water

My story of my pregnancy with my eldest one is complicated. Literally. When I first found out I was pregnant, I was so excited. Little did I know that it might cost me my life and his.

My pregnancy seemed normal to me, but then again, I had nothing to compare it too. Although I was practically sick all day (nauseous during the day and puking at night) this too seemed normal and it was. All day sickness I called it. I learned to cope with it and things were going fine. My blood pressure stayed normal and I was gaining weight, the baby was growing fine and there were no concerns. I was even exercising regularly.

Then one evening, I felt this pain under my ribs. I was also throwing up, but this was nothing unusual. It was a dense pain and I thought that maybe it was just another episode of heartburn. My husband said that I should go and get it checked out. I had gone to the hospital a couple of months before because I was being paranoid and I thought that I was leaking amnionic fluid. But I was wrong. So, off to the hospital I went. the first older nurse that had seen to me, said that I should just go home and rest and that I just had the flu. How wrong she was, and if we had listened to her, I would have seizured at home.

The other nurse that was also on duty told the first nurse that they should check my blood pressure first. They did, and I am sure that they were glad that they did that or it would have a serious mistake on their part. My blood pressure was 200 and something over 100 and something. (regular blood pressure is 120/60.) They then took blood and urine samples, and every other test on the face of the planet, so it seemed. I had toxemia, preeclampsia and HELLP syndrome. No one even knew.

Then the craziness and chaoticness started. I was constantly under nurse supervision, constantly being attended to. Injections of gravol and steroids (for the baby\’s lungs), blood pressure check constantly and I was also put on the highest dose of blood pressure medication possible for an expecting woman. I was not quite with it, and dosing constantly only to be wakened by the blood pressure cuff.

Since the hospital that I had been admitted to could not deliver me (I was only 32 weeks) I was transferred by ambulance to another hospital, where I waited for them to poke and prod me some more and then take an ultra sound and then decide that they also could not deliver me. I needed a hospital with NICU. So, I was once again put into an ambulance and off to another hospital I went.

It was like an up and down roller coaster for us as new to become parents. I was swelling up like a balloon from all of the fluid backing up into my interstitial spaces and pretty soon there was no where for it to go, except my lungs. I was starting to drown in my own fluid. I was no longer urinating and my kidneys stopped working. In a 24 hour period, I only urinated maybe an ounce. The nurses put a catheter in me to regulate it better, and I begged them to take it out until it was truly needed. I said that I would pee in the \”hat\” (a plastic thing that catches the pee in the toilet so they can regulate how much my kidneys were actually working.) This was all in a span of a few days.

My condition was critical, and so I was always in the room right by the nurse\’s station. I went from being able to exercise to becoming breathless just to sit up in bed.

When it came for them to deliver me (because the only way that I would get better is for my baby to come out) they weighed me and then I even got to have a bath. I was so full of fluid that I could barely bend my legs to get into the tub. I was practically drowning in my own fluid and I never really new how sick I was.

They had to poke my spine nine times before they got it partly right. But when the freezing of the spinal still did not work, they decided to tilt the operating table so the freezing moved to the right area for them to operate. They could not put me under because of how critical my condition was.

Jakob was born 3:04 a.m. weighing a measly 3 pounds 6 ounces, and after he peed and pooed on the nurse, he was whisked away to NICU and then things just happened in a flurry. I suddenly could not breath, my lungs started to freeze. My husband was sent out of the operating room as they prepared to intubate me. When they finally got the situation under control, I was sent to the recovery room with extra watch from the nurses. Towels wrapped around my head, because I had instant headaches from the doctors puncturing my spine (every time the needle went in my spine, a bubble of air comes out and causes spinal headaches).

I suffered with spinal headaches for months after that, and I eventually lost all the excess fluid and became skin and bones, very sickly looking. I was given from a friend a product called Relive, and this helped me on the road to recovery. I was pumping my breast milk for Jakob, and every day whenever I went to visit him in the hospital (even though it was over 1 hour away from our house) I would bring them the breast milk.

Jakob stayed in the NICU for 2 weeks, and then he was transferred to a hospital closer to our house with a Level 2 nursery, where he stayed there for 3 1/2 weeks. He has had many ups and downs, a couple of minor surgeries, and he is a healthy happy 5 1/2 year old now.

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heres a few tips:

- get lengthening mascara. it makes your eyelashes longer, which makes your eyes look bigger and wider

- don't put eyeliner on the bottom lash line of your eyes. i find that this makes almost a border for your eyes and closes them up. if you keep the bottom lash line free of eyeliner, it makes your eyes look like they they're bigger and brighter. if you really want to, just put eyeliner on the outside corners of the bottom lash lines. don't go past the half way mark though

- put some light shimmery eyeshadow in the inside corners of your eyes (kind of where your eye socket meets the base of your nose)

- avoid darker eye shadows (dark colors make things look smaller, thats why black looks sliming on people). if you really want to use a dark shadow, use one or two more shadows of the same color, just lighter. the dark color should be on the outside parts of of your eyelid, the medium shade in the middle area, and the lightest shade in the inner corners.

heres a basic eye makeup diagram just in case my explanations on where (and where not) to put different makeup is confusing

http://www.fashion.sniperslive.com/wp-co

Okay, me and my mom have been talking about makeup. She said makeup was fine with her, as long as I dont make myself look like a drag queen. Which I wont.

I need to know what are *ALL* the things I need. Please be specific. Im not going to buy extremely expensive makeup. Maybe start buying a couple things at the dollar store. Then working my way up, once Im used to it!
Please write *EVERYTHING* I repeat *EVERYTHING* Thanks so much. If you can write the prices too! Bye Y'all!
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Foundation – make sure you get one that is the same colour as your skin ,
Bronzer – is to make you look bronzish lol ( tan )
Mascara – looks Pretty if im going any where good il wear it .
eye liner – makes your eyes look bigger ( but only put a little on, as you might look too old for your age if you put to much on .
lip gloss ,
blush – just to make your cheeks a little rosey..
eye shadow only do little bit – if you go into massively bright colours it will make you look like a drag queen he he
concealer sticks are great if you have a pimple or something that you want to cover up
eye lash curlers – make your eyelashes curl and stand up Straight better
lip stick – i wouldn't go to bright just nice pinky colours ( to tell the best lip stick colour for you is to pick one that is two shades darker then your lips )
there is a bit more but that coverd the basics
i hope i helped xx

My eyeliner lasts about 2 hours before it's all over! I used to use liquid eyeliner, but I've come to hate it. What retractable pencil/crayon eye liner do you recomend to stay on and not smudge? Also are there any tricks I should know for keeping eyeliner on longer smudge free?
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My friend needs a large makeup kit that is not too pricey. Thanks! (Store names also help too!)
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i've heard many great things about this palette and there are customer reviews too so u can read those…..its not expensive at all for all the colors it gives you so its a great deal ;]

http://www.coastalscents.com/cfwebstore/

At the end of the day my eyeshadow always seems to have migrated into the crease of my eyelid. There's almost none on my lid, its all in a dark line on the top of my lid (its like someone drew a line there). How can I stop my makeup (eyeshadow) from doing this? Thanks.
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Mine does this too, you can put product on your eyelid that will keep it there or (I recommend) take some old clear lipgloss thats not too sticky but somewhat, smooth it overvyour eyelid and brush om your eyeshadow, the eyeshado will have something to stick to and will last longer. good luck.

What's the point of curling eyelashes? Does it do anything? How do you use eyelash curlers?
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You don't have to curl your eye lashes but if you wanted to it's real simple you just buy and eye lash curler and put it to your eye and on your eye lashes and press.. It is supossed to make your eye lashes look longer and curlier… It is not a must doesnt make to big of a diffrence but if you use mascrarra with it,it does.

My sister has thick lashes, and when she uses mascara, her lashes get really long but they dont curl up. She uses a lash curler but that barely works. Can anyone recommend a mascara that will help them curl?
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