Ingredients: - green hair clay - water Pour clay with warm water and dilute until a homogeneous mass is formed (sour cream consistency). The product is applied to dry hair for 30 minutes. Then the mask is washed off.
Mask for colored hair
Ingredients: - green hair clay - water Pour clay wi...
1. Pidyom important subjects. The number of snow lovers is often guarded ан navantazhenень - for a new attack є the whole wag of our body. With all the cartilage of flashing - meniscus - flock krikhkimi, and I іd pіdnyattya important objects in our colony repair meshes. 2. Overweight. Most people increase weight with age, and this affects the health of the joints. Not only do the menisci that protect the joints become fragile with age, but they also have to carry extra weight. 3. Vertical loads. Many people think that long runs help you stay healthy. But running consists of several phases, one of which is the flight phase, after which a person lands on his feet in turn. It turns out that body weight increases under the influence of gravity and all this together literally hits the joints. 4. Jumping. Not only joints of the legs suffer from jumping. A huge load falls on the joints of the spine and intervertebral discs. And so, due to upright posture, the joints of the person are under tremendous strain, and jumping and running exacerbate this problem at times. The thickness of the intervertebral discs decreases, there is a risk of developing intervertebral hernias and spondylosis - proliferation of the vertebrae. 5.
The main threats to the joints
1. Pidyom important subjects. The number of snow love...
1. First of all, you need to accustom yourself to regular wet cleaning. Take only a couple of minutes in the evening to wipe the shoe removal area with a damp cloth. Dust from the street will not spread throughout the house. Yet, all the equipment simply adores daily wet cleaning as the dust is very quickly electrified and attracted to them. 2. Limit your home to small things such as: figurines, small toys, decorative ornaments, and especially artificial flowers. These items are rarely used and therefore collect dust, which then spreads freely throughout the house. 3. Each house has curtains but not many people know that they are the first in the list of dust collectors. Dust accumulates between the fibers. Curtains should be regularly shaken out and washed to reduce dust settling. If this is not included in your plans, then you can replace them with blinds, which are very practical. 4. Seal the windows. If there are cracks in the frames, the dust will circulate freely throughout the room. Try to fix the cracks by covering them with putty or glue them with paper or special tape. 5. Soft toys, rugs, pillows should be vacuumed at least once a week or knocked out on the street. It is recommended to air blankets and pillows in the fresh air for about 2 hours. 6. Control the spread of hair and wool around the house. It is recommended to comb the hair in the bathroom because it is easier to collect fallen hair from the tile than from the carpeting. Pets need to be combed and thoroughly cleaned after that, since rising into the air can cause allergies especially with prolonged contact. 7. Correct air humidity. All you need to do is buy a humidifier or an aquarium. This will reduce dust volatility and cleaning will be easier. 8. So that the saw doesn’t appear so quickly, simply add it to the water or on the cloth itself to wipe some air conditioning for clothes, this will allow rubbed objects to repel dust particles.
Fighting dust
1. First of all, you need to accustom yourself to regu...
Sleeping Beauty Castle Inspired by Neuschwanstein Castle, a picturesque 19th-century castle in Germany, Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, reaches nowhere near its European counterpart’s 213 foot height. Yet, despite its more intimate scale, the 77-foot-tall structure seems to tower over Main Street, thanks to the fact that design elements like the bricks in the walls get progressively smaller as they reach greater heights, imposing a forced perspective that exaggerates the castle’s size. This iconic symbol of the park dates back to opening day in 1955. The interior of the castle, which opened to visitors two years later, includes dioramas that tell the story of “Sleeping Beauty.” Fanciful features include imposing arches, a French-inspired golden crest (a rendering of the Disney coat of arms) above the entry, a drawbridge that has been lowered only twice, and below it, a moat known as Lake of the Swans. Enchanted Storybook Castle Opened in 2016, the Enchanted Storybook Castle at Shanghai Disneyland Park offers walk-throughs of exhibits representing all the Disney princesses and is the tallest of the six Disney castles, reaching close to 200 feet. Hewing to the mantra “authentically Disney, distinctly Chinese,” the tallest of the eight towers is topped with a golden peony finial symbolizing China above a stream of shooting Disney stars; one of the remaining spires has a gold finial shaped like a magnolia (an important flower for the Shanghainese), and another carries a crown representing the Disney princesses. Phantom Manor The Disneyland Paris equivalent of the Haunted Mansion at Walt Disney World and other Disney parks, this dark-ride attraction opened in 1992 in Frontierland in the French park in Marne-la-Vallée. Though it promises glimpses of 999 “happy haunts,” its imposing exterior is forbidding enough to give visitors second thoughts about dropping by. Built in the Victorian Second Empire architectural style, the house also took inspiration for its deliberately dilapidated look from the Fourth Ward school building in the old mining town of Virginia City, Nevada. Tokyo Disneyland Hotel Opened in 2008, this Victorian-style accommodation in Urayasu, Japan, is the largest and perhaps most striking of the three Disney hotels in Tokyo Disney Resort. The nine-story hotel with a sweeping entryway and ornate dome manages to blend the early 20th-century Victorian architectural style that Walt Disney embraced throughout his career with that of World Bazaar, the first themed land to greet guests as they stroll into Tokyo Disneyland. Flo’s V8 Cafe Patrons of Disneyland in Anaheim can fuel up at this retro diner in Cars Land that opened in 2012 and serves up American classics like fried chicken alongside architectural eye candy. A replica of the eponymous cafe in the hit Disney film “Cars,” itself named in honor of the V8 engine, the car-themed canteen incorporates design elements resembling pistons, spark plugs, and even an air filter.
The Architecture of Disney: The 5 Most Magical Structures
Sleeping Beauty Castle Inspired by Neuschwanstein Cast...
Point 1. How can food help bring different cultures closer together? Food is a language in a way, and when we bring other foods into our kitchen, we have the chance to bring the habits and tastes of that culture into our lives without having to physically travel. There are many ways of traveling and the kitchen is one of my favorite ways to visit different countries. When you cook a feijoada for example, there is a piece of you that goes to Brazil. When you cook a beef bourguignon, a piece of France comes to your kitchen. When you cook pasta cacio e pepe, a piece of Italy lands in your home. As we talk about the dishes, the places, and the people from that country, we connect with them. That’s why cooking is also a language, a way of communication, not just something about the way we eat, but the world we live in. Cooking is a democratic art. We all eat a few times a day and it remains the single most effective way to connect body, heart, and soul with health. What we choose to eat is part of what we are and part of what we would like to be. Point 2. How do you incorporate your heritage into your everyday life? Instead of looking at the kitchen as a burden, where you have to prep, cook, eat, and clean, I encourage people to incorporate habits and traditions from their own culture and look at time through self-improvement, using healthy cooking as a tool for that. I like to enter the kitchen with a different perspective: turn on the music , put on an apron (usually a green apron with lots of Brazilian colors), and see cooking as a source of health, a way of relaxation, family gathering, and therapy. For me, it’s a place where I can sing and dance some samba, talk in Portuguese with my kids when they cook with me, and even exercise, all while cooking an amazing healthy meal! I also try to keep in mind that portion control is here to help us. I also try to visit the farmers market often. (Rita an experienced cook) Point 3. Cooking for one doesn’t have to mean eating alone For some single people, cooking for yourself just means having to spend more time alone. You may choose to regularly eat out—even if it just involves sitting alone in a fast food restaurant—to feel a connection to other people. Eating out means you’re more likely to meet new people, strike up a conversation with a stranger, or at least break the monotony of another evening alone. However, cooking for yourself doesn’t have to mean eating alone. With some creativity, you can cook healthy, inexpensive meals at home, and still find that connection to others that we all need. Cook a little extra and invite a coworker or neighbor to join you if social distancing rules allow. Everyone loves a home-cooked meal and most people who live alone are in the same boat as you. They probably feel just as awkward about reaching out as you do. Be the one to take the initiative. You may even be able to share cooking responsibilities—one prepares the entrée, the other dessert, for example. Cooking with others can be a fun way to try out new recipes and deepen relationships. Make your food at home, then eat out at a park, picnic area, or other public place. Enjoying home-cooked rather than store-bought food can make for a good conversation starter. Shop for food at a community or farmer’s market instead of a grocery store or supermarket. People here are more likely to take the time to discuss the food and give cooking tips, making it easier to make new friends. If you don’t have people in your life that you want to eat with, find ways to meet new people. Take a cooking class, join a club, or enroll in a sports team or special interest group that meets on a regular basis. Volunteering for a community organization is another great way to expand your social circle and find future dining companions.
Why A Healthy Lifestyle Starts in the Kitchen?
Point 1. How can food help bring different cultures cl...

Tip 1.

Clean and declutter. It may sound obvious, but the importance of cleaning and decluttering cannot be overstated. Here are some ideas to make this process nearly painless. Eliminate clutter before cleaning: This is the time to purge your house of unwanted and unnecessary items. Gather items to donate to charity or neighborhood “buy nothing” groups. Your local recycling company or municipality may be willing to pick up and haul away large metal items for free or provide drop-off spots to dispose of such items. Deep-clean your house: This step will probably involve the biggest time investment. Get the whole family involved if you can! Think of this as a pumped-up spring cleaning. Pay special attention to kitchens and bathrooms, and clean the inside and outside of your windows — this makes a striking improvement in the overall appearance of your house. Organize closets, cabinets and drawers: In this case, out of sight is not out of mind. Many potential buyers will want to see the interiors of cabinets and closets to assess the amount of storage space, and these are often the most cluttered areas in your home.

Tip 2.

Make small repairs. Take care of these problems before you take listing photos or get ready to do showings, either through in-person or video tours. These are all fixes that you can do yourself. Fix any leaking faucets and running toilets. Replace, showers and sinks. Freshen up or repair grout as needed. Repair walls and repaint them in a neutral, generally pleasing color that complements your home. Fix cracked or broken windows. Replace or repair damaged window screens. Replace burned-out lightbulbs.

Tip 3.

Go for curb appeal. You want potential buyers to be charmed by the outside of your house so they look forward to seeing the inside. Extend your pumped-up spring cleaning to the outside of your house too. Trim bushes, shrubs and trees. Make sure vegetation isn’t touching your roof or siding. Repair broken downspouts and gutters. If it’s appropriate for your yard, apply new mulch, river rock and/or pea gravel. This can do wonders for your landscaping and provide immediate curb appeal. Clean and repair concrete areas, such as driveways and walkways. Eliminate any oil or grease stains, and clean out any weeds coming up through the cracks. If it’s seasonally appropriate, put out some pots of annuals, which will maintain their color for the season. Freshen up your doorstep with a new welcome mat and make sure the house numbers are easy to see. With just a moderate amount of effort, you can make your house beautiful and welcoming, both inside and out.

Ingredients: - green hair clay - water Pour clay with warm water and dilute until a homogeneous mass is formed (sour cream consistency). The product is applied to dry hair for 30 minutes. Then the mask is washed off.
Mask for colored hair
Ingredients: - green hair clay - water Pour clay wi...
1. Pidyom important subjects. The number of snow lovers is often guarded ан navantazhenень - for a new attack є the whole wag of our body. With all the cartilage of flashing - meniscus - flock krikhkimi, and I іd pіdnyattya important objects in our colony repair meshes. 2. Overweight. Most people increase weight with age, and this affects the health of the joints. Not only do the menisci that protect the joints become fragile with age, but they also have to carry extra weight. 3. Vertical loads. Many people think that long runs help you stay healthy. But running consists of several phases, one of which is the flight phase, after which a person lands on his feet in turn. It turns out that body weight increases under the influence of gravity and all this together literally hits the joints. 4. Jumping. Not only joints of the legs suffer from jumping. A huge load falls on the joints of the spine and intervertebral discs. And so, due to upright posture, the joints of the person are under tremendous strain, and jumping and running exacerbate this problem at times. The thickness of the intervertebral discs decreases, there is a risk of developing intervertebral hernias and spondylosis - proliferation of the vertebrae. 5.
The main threats to the joints
1. Pidyom important subjects. The number of snow love...
1. First of all, you need to accustom yourself to regular wet cleaning. Take only a couple of minutes in the evening to wipe the shoe removal area with a damp cloth. Dust from the street will not spread throughout the house. Yet, all the equipment simply adores daily wet cleaning as the dust is very quickly electrified and attracted to them. 2. Limit your home to small things such as: figurines, small toys, decorative ornaments, and especially artificial flowers. These items are rarely used and therefore collect dust, which then spreads freely throughout the house. 3. Each house has curtains but not many people know that they are the first in the list of dust collectors. Dust accumulates between the fibers. Curtains should be regularly shaken out and washed to reduce dust settling. If this is not included in your plans, then you can replace them with blinds, which are very practical. 4. Seal the windows. If there are cracks in the frames, the dust will circulate freely throughout the room. Try to fix the cracks by covering them with putty or glue them with paper or special tape. 5. Soft toys, rugs, pillows should be vacuumed at least once a week or knocked out on the street. It is recommended to air blankets and pillows in the fresh air for about 2 hours. 6. Control the spread of hair and wool around the house. It is recommended to comb the hair in the bathroom because it is easier to collect fallen hair from the tile than from the carpeting. Pets need to be combed and thoroughly cleaned after that, since rising into the air can cause allergies especially with prolonged contact. 7. Correct air humidity. All you need to do is buy a humidifier or an aquarium. This will reduce dust volatility and cleaning will be easier. 8. So that the saw doesn’t appear so quickly, simply add it to the water or on the cloth itself to wipe some air conditioning for clothes, this will allow rubbed objects to repel dust particles.
Fighting dust
1. First of all, you need to accustom yourself to regu...
Sleeping Beauty Castle Inspired by Neuschwanstein Castle, a picturesque 19th-century castle in Germany, Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California, reaches nowhere near its European counterpart’s 213 foot height. Yet, despite its more intimate scale, the 77-foot-tall structure seems to tower over Main Street, thanks to the fact that design elements like the bricks in the walls get progressively smaller as they reach greater heights, imposing a forced perspective that exaggerates the castle’s size. This iconic symbol of the park dates back to opening day in 1955. The interior of the castle, which opened to visitors two years later, includes dioramas that tell the story of “Sleeping Beauty.” Fanciful features include imposing arches, a French-inspired golden crest (a rendering of the Disney coat of arms) above the entry, a drawbridge that has been lowered only twice, and below it, a moat known as Lake of the Swans. Enchanted Storybook Castle Opened in 2016, the Enchanted Storybook Castle at Shanghai Disneyland Park offers walk-throughs of exhibits representing all the Disney princesses and is the tallest of the six Disney castles, reaching close to 200 feet. Hewing to the mantra “authentically Disney, distinctly Chinese,” the tallest of the eight towers is topped with a golden peony finial symbolizing China above a stream of shooting Disney stars; one of the remaining spires has a gold finial shaped like a magnolia (an important flower for the Shanghainese), and another carries a crown representing the Disney princesses. Phantom Manor The Disneyland Paris equivalent of the Haunted Mansion at Walt Disney World and other Disney parks, this dark-ride attraction opened in 1992 in Frontierland in the French park in Marne-la-Vallée. Though it promises glimpses of 999 “happy haunts,” its imposing exterior is forbidding enough to give visitors second thoughts about dropping by. Built in the Victorian Second Empire architectural style, the house also took inspiration for its deliberately dilapidated look from the Fourth Ward school building in the old mining town of Virginia City, Nevada. Tokyo Disneyland Hotel Opened in 2008, this Victorian-style accommodation in Urayasu, Japan, is the largest and perhaps most striking of the three Disney hotels in Tokyo Disney Resort. The nine-story hotel with a sweeping entryway and ornate dome manages to blend the early 20th-century Victorian architectural style that Walt Disney embraced throughout his career with that of World Bazaar, the first themed land to greet guests as they stroll into Tokyo Disneyland. Flo’s V8 Cafe Patrons of Disneyland in Anaheim can fuel up at this retro diner in Cars Land that opened in 2012 and serves up American classics like fried chicken alongside architectural eye candy. A replica of the eponymous cafe in the hit Disney film “Cars,” itself named in honor of the V8 engine, the car-themed canteen incorporates design elements resembling pistons, spark plugs, and even an air filter.
The Architecture of Disney: The 5 Most Magical Structures
Sleeping Beauty Castle Inspired by Neuschwanstein Cast...
Point 1. How can food help bring different cultures closer together? Food is a language in a way, and when we bring other foods into our kitchen, we have the chance to bring the habits and tastes of that culture into our lives without having to physically travel. There are many ways of traveling and the kitchen is one of my favorite ways to visit different countries. When you cook a feijoada for example, there is a piece of you that goes to Brazil. When you cook a beef bourguignon, a piece of France comes to your kitchen. When you cook pasta cacio e pepe, a piece of Italy lands in your home. As we talk about the dishes, the places, and the people from that country, we connect with them. That’s why cooking is also a language, a way of communication, not just something about the way we eat, but the world we live in. Cooking is a democratic art. We all eat a few times a day and it remains the single most effective way to connect body, heart, and soul with health. What we choose to eat is part of what we are and part of what we would like to be. Point 2. How do you incorporate your heritage into your everyday life? Instead of looking at the kitchen as a burden, where you have to prep, cook, eat, and clean, I encourage people to incorporate habits and traditions from their own culture and look at time through self-improvement, using healthy cooking as a tool for that. I like to enter the kitchen with a different perspective: turn on the music , put on an apron (usually a green apron with lots of Brazilian colors), and see cooking as a source of health, a way of relaxation, family gathering, and therapy. For me, it’s a place where I can sing and dance some samba, talk in Portuguese with my kids when they cook with me, and even exercise, all while cooking an amazing healthy meal! I also try to keep in mind that portion control is here to help us. I also try to visit the farmers market often. (Rita an experienced cook) Point 3. Cooking for one doesn’t have to mean eating alone For some single people, cooking for yourself just means having to spend more time alone. You may choose to regularly eat out—even if it just involves sitting alone in a fast food restaurant—to feel a connection to other people. Eating out means you’re more likely to meet new people, strike up a conversation with a stranger, or at least break the monotony of another evening alone. However, cooking for yourself doesn’t have to mean eating alone. With some creativity, you can cook healthy, inexpensive meals at home, and still find that connection to others that we all need. Cook a little extra and invite a coworker or neighbor to join you if social distancing rules allow. Everyone loves a home-cooked meal and most people who live alone are in the same boat as you. They probably feel just as awkward about reaching out as you do. Be the one to take the initiative. You may even be able to share cooking responsibilities—one prepares the entrée, the other dessert, for example. Cooking with others can be a fun way to try out new recipes and deepen relationships. Make your food at home, then eat out at a park, picnic area, or other public place. Enjoying home-cooked rather than store-bought food can make for a good conversation starter. Shop for food at a community or farmer’s market instead of a grocery store or supermarket. People here are more likely to take the time to discuss the food and give cooking tips, making it easier to make new friends. If you don’t have people in your life that you want to eat with, find ways to meet new people. Take a cooking class, join a club, or enroll in a sports team or special interest group that meets on a regular basis. Volunteering for a community organization is another great way to expand your social circle and find future dining companions.
Why A Healthy Lifestyle Starts in the Kitchen?
Point 1. How can food help bring different cultures cl...