Thursday, December 17, 2009

Prawn Traps For Sale Bc

An easy read.


Good thing the framers of the website are given a tour Ñ, provided by The Guardian and blogs. Now comment on a post from Evan Maloney about speed reading and its implications. I make my own Christmas present and I have like 10 books on the bedside table to read. And although the temptation is to read one per day, like the TV series, I will enjoy them. Sums Ñ Evan Maloney's post :

read many books this year? How many this month? How many in a day? How many in an hour? In an era where speed is a virtue and efficiency neatly quantified commands: Do we have to learn to read again, to read faster? Some of this was asked yesterday in a blog of British daily The Guardian, Australian writer Evan Maloney. Maloney began his article by quoting an extreme case: the critic Harold Bloom. Bloom said that in its good times, I could read up to 1,000 pages per hour. Thousand pages per hour! "Jane Eyre could be digested during the lunch hour and still had time to chew half of Ulysses before returning to their classes," he laughs Maloney.Pero outside these phenomena, Maloney offers a fact: the average reader progresses through prose at a rate of 250-300 words per minute, which does not usually give even a page in the time that Bloom would be over 16. And the faster the average reader reads, the less you see. Why, asks the author, why rush to read, except to brag of what has been read. The question then is how have read those books, paying much attention. "Most speed reading courses teach people to read the words without forming the mental image of the corresponding sounds," says Maloney.Hay other method of speed reading , says the Australian. Is to identify the keywords of each sentence, a glance, and ignore the others. Maloney said he tried to do, reading Anna Karenina, by Leo Tolstoy. Especially in the passages in which one character, Levin, displays his theories. "Part of my mind focused on thoughts and actions Levin says. "But another part is devoted to the process of speed reading. 'What are the words Password? 'I asked. "Sometimes, this question Maloney distracted him completely and felt that I had read several paragraphs without retaining nada.Claro, the problem is the concept of speed reading, reading key words, applied to literature. Do the greatest novelists in the world spent years suffering from the tone and rhythm of each word for a postmodern reader, concerned about stretch your time to go through them diagonally? "I do," Maloney responds. "The reading speed can be an effective tool for working papers, textbooks and letters of unrequited love, but the prose of great literature should be savored ... Right? Part of the pleasure of reading comes from 'listening' our psychic palate pronouncing the words in the ear of the mind. "It's not just, of course, this aesthetic pleasure. Also, if one is not Harold Bloom, is likely to lose much of the meaning of a work if he rushes for finish fast. "Read quickly is like trying to appreciate the view of Paris walking the streets at 200 miles per hour," says Maloney.Sí, Maloney ends this is the era in which we measure the speed of Internet connection in a split second and express feelings in SMS writing things like "tkm" (I love you). "But I am convinced that we should adjust our reading habits at the speed of modern life. In contrast, the reading should be a pleasure when the time is forgotten, even for a moment. "



Via: Moleskine Literary

Saturday, December 12, 2009

Congratulations With Pregnancy

Santiago Urban Landscape as Cirugeda


The rapid growth of our cities has created a fully legislated landscape and to which some are beginning to propose new strategies for use and occupancy.
Throughout history, the nature of cities has been forged in an intuitive way for its citizens. The recent demand for their growth has resulted, however, the expansion of avenues and the creation of visual perspectives that facilitate access by the authorities for increased surveillance and urban control. The question that remains open is whether there remains any possibility of incorporating those as old difficulties individual freedom that created our cities, if they can work within the framework urban regulations istics alive for a solution reflect contemporary social diversity.
As a way to protect historical sites, many cities have decided to close their streets to traffic and only allow free access to residents. On the other hand, to preserve the image of these areas, those same residents are required to keep the colors on the walls, determ use inados materials and constructive solutions, and rebuild in accordance with this order imposed. In a historic setting, therefore, the interio r of the city is subject to severe restrictions on people with a completely heterogeneous attitude toward to own body image, about how you see tir, their hairstyles, ta tuajes, coch is or mobile phones in div iduos that have become resigned ar even their intellectual and cultural beliefs. The freedom that citizens once had to modify its properties, and thus, the immediate environment, is now severely limited, and his attempt d and make a reform, building permits are denied automatically if the parameters are not met or regulations given. Under these circumstances of contemporary life in some places you can Egar ll be a pastiche of history stagnant. Lost

Street
face of this rigidity, the architect Santiago Cirugeda is reading between the lines of our cities urban planning to offer, without breaking the rules, some new possibilities of use by citizens damage. A scene of his work is historic center or Seville, where he lives, and q is c ue aracteriza by the extreme saturation of the soil and make a regulations to keep the environment as visualment and intact. Therefore, if the neighborhood would require a new urban element, such as a playground or an information center could be practically impossible to find a vacancy.
After studying urban policy, C irugeda projected a temporary olution s which he called "reclaim the streets" and that is the use of a dumpster redesigned as a play area, information point, reading room, exhibition space, flamenco or cantilever platform giant authorized an urban element which can be moved with easy ity. The architect studied the total cost of the operation and provided customers with a manual d and how to obtain permission from the Planning Department to install a Cuba. Once you have the permit, the dumpster can be placed and take the function required by customers. This action causes a funny reflection on urban rigidity should certainly be more accessible to citizen participation.

Build Shelters Urban
What happens when these same clients wish to expand their properties in the historic center of Seville? This implies that the citizen would have to do the work illegally. The expansion of one of these homes to make it habitable, a very common and widespread in ancient cities, would not get a license today works. A course of action suggested by Santiago Cirugeda is the use of scaffolding pa ra build on it a room.

This requires follow the simple procedure of asking the Planning Department a construction permit or men to paint the facade of the building to expand. Depending on the degree of heritage protection, the only requirement being ed respect the existing color. At this point, Cirugeda advised that if the facade does not need a hand d and paint, you can always paint some graffiti to justify the work. After taking leave, which can also be obtained without filling the box that defines the length of the work and thus make it last indefinitely, one can then build on the scaffold their urban retreat using shapes and materials according to your taste.
Another project is also held in Seville in solar eciclar r disused through removable prefabricated structures, which has allowed Cirugeda enjoy an office in different city locations. Heritage can do nothing against these architectures, objects because they are not regulated by those ordinances stylistic as Cirugeda complaint, "rig floor at the theme park which has become the old city." A contract for electrical connection made to an individual close to the site and operating a sanitary cabins are portable chemical some options that help make living these buildings urban nomads. The placement of a prefabricated module conforms to the course of Art 3.40.1.c spreading with removable, temporary facilities, the General Plan of Seville, who oversees the task of Specific Conservation and Solar Temporary Occupation. On the other hand, since our structure is an object capable of "transporting from one point to another without affecting the property to which he is himself something together" (Art. 335 of the Civil Code) and not being attached to the site "in a fixed but it can not be separated without breaking antamiento of matter or damage or URPOSE "(Art. 334.3 CC), plus it is not attached permanently or for the purpose of coming to be part of the estate, it is understood that we are clearly at a chattel. Therefore, the placement sequenced in the various sites chosen would be completely free and not be subject to any regulatory restriction that obliges us to seek permission.

Insect House / strategy
Tick Cirugeda When James was invited by the Alameda Viva platform to help prevent the cutting of The Alameda in Seville, he built the house-insect. Beyond being a haven of urban guerrilla situated on a tree and a housing protection against possible attacks with rubber bullets or water jet, the project helps "to remember that in the development of the city, individuals and groups still have a capacity, but diminished considerably, to act and decide on use and how to act on it. " Like previous projects, this is a solution that is not intended pr ovoce local authorities but to raise awareness among citizens with greater commitment to their habitat.
Cirugeda Santiago's work is an architecture that provides citizens with opportunities to use and participation in the construction of their environments, and thus of gaining freedom.

Captions:
A. Santiago Cirugeda, architect (b. 1971).
B. Children playing in his new playground of San Luis de la Calle Sevilla (1997).
C. The neighborhood got a meeting place for parties in the spring.
D. Manual how to obtain permission from the Planning Department for the installation of a container.
E. Through a scaffold room could temporarily extend the old orphanage of Calle Divina Pastora in Seville (1998).
F. "La Casa Insec or strategy to Tick" (Sevilla 2001) was a project of occupation trees that had wide circulation among media.
G. Interest architectural interior space occupying unused plots (Sevilla 2002).
********************************************* ***********************************************



Thursday, December 10, 2009

Strangling When Orgasm

30 Feria del Libro Ricardo Palma / the stupidity going where you are


Last Sunday I attended the Book Fair Ricardo Palma 2009 , who just believe that just ended and say it has been a failure, they have not sold much, they cursed the boto Masías Mayor of Miraflores and several things that make this show was a failure.

For me I am very fond of books, the reason "Personal" for which he was a failure (and I stress personal, because I do not think many will agree) is that without mentioning stands as the media / Arcadia, which make contact with the owner of Arcadia and told me a couple of books Koolhaas of which I am interested I arrived the next month and the Alianza Peruvian Publishers - ALPE , which bought a couple books and a magazine called: "Intermezzo Tropical 6 / 7 entitled Second Class Citizens / Not Discriminate " (which had that day) and maybe a couple more out there, all the stands selling the same, I find anywhere and even more bids were known as the old books and thousands of magazines of all kinds, which Quilca meeting and racing even more comfortable I get, there were also stands of the books are the latest sensation of the block, as the saga of vampire novels now out in film as Harry Potter at the time, the market ultimitos, you have to read to feel worship, which have the largest advertising at all bookstores and certainly in this Fair costs 5, 6 or 7 times more expensive than if bought in pirated version (because that piracy serves to make available the resources under culture / but that's another topic) in order to sell books.

Yes of course they sell books say curious because when I looked for a book of Burroughs , no one had of course, and when asked if they had "Hegemony and Survival" by Noam Chomsky or some other trial Political him, the man who took care of me told me annoyed face no sir these books are not sold here ", I thought to ask why if a book fair, and I said - these books do not sell - so the simple and forceful response.

understood that it is a show made for that, to sell, period, without interest people read or anything, now I understand why it was a failure, because such trade fairs is designed so that you walk you go, ask for a couple of books, see a couple of book launches and you see someone famous out there, you'll go home and feel worship, to buy a book and seller fool you and say: Ohhhh! Great choice sir, you. If it is worship, is the latest Best Sellers of this or that author, and if you read him or her that you are doing now and your film as you. It is worship, and you go up the ego and you feel you are part of Western culture these on a par with Negri and many others.

For those fairs that are to estupidizarte more, to become a part of the mass, the pile of pseudo - culture.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

8th Birthday Wording Invitation

Mujica won ... won the people ... Tim

Mujica, 74, who won the ballot by former center-right Liberal President Luis Lacalle, was one of the engines of political integration of the Tupamaros in the Uruguayan political system after the dictatorship (1973-1985). Also led the leftist coalition Frente Amplio in 1989.

was the first former guerrilla in joining the Chamber of Deputies in 1995, after the 1999 elections, came to the Senate along with former leader Eleuterio Fernandez Huidobro tupamaro.

In the 2004 election, in which the left first came to the national government's hand Vázquez, Mujica-as the first senator from the most voted-had to open the legislature and take oath to their peers, including former President Julio Sanguinetti colorado (1985-1990 and 1995-2000), who applauded with fervor after invest it.



Monday, November 16, 2009

Dangers In The Kitchen Worksheet




From 22 November to 26 April at the Museum of Art Modern New York will present an exhibition on the art of Tim Burton, one of the most creative contemporary directors of recent decades, whose works go not only to be a blockbuster but are almost immediately taken as an object of study and art, the exhibition includes drawings, paintings, storyboards, videos, dolls, models, costumes, sketches and cartoons. Since it is no stranger to the source of its visual richness lies in its love of animation and drawing.



The films included in this exhibition are: Vincent (1982), Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985), Beetlejuice (1988), Batman (1989), Edward Scissorhands (1990), Batman Returns (1992), The Nightmare Before Christmas (as creator and producer) (1993), Ed Wood (1994), Mars Attacks! (1996), Sleepy Hollow (1999), Big Fish (2003), Corpse Bride (2005), Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005), and Sweeney Todd (2007); writing and Web projects include The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy & Other Stories (1997) y Stainboy (2000).

Vía: La Nuez

Friday, November 6, 2009

Santa Fe Remote Starter Problems

good health peer

BULLYING
Abuse peer




Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Watching My Neighbour

MOMA Burtom and "God is cruel because the man invented" Saramago


Madrid- Cuando Dios decidió quemar Sodoma porque los hombres "tenían gustos sexuales very own, "made a covenant with Abraham that if he found ten innocent save the city. But God burned," is not heard if there were ten or eleven, "not even realized that he forgot to children, all of the innocent "sin." Therefore, "God is not trustworthy."

just two weeks have passed since the Oct. 19 hit the shelves "Cain", the new novel by Portuguese Nobel laureate José Saramago, and the controversy is served. The book raises blisters on his native country, where a Conservative MEP was even asked to renounce their nationality and the bishops' conference has not been immune to the particular irony of the writer.

Tanning in these situations, Saramago does not lose his calm and said, his voice slow and steady, to understand "Cain" is not incompatible with being Christian. "I understand that a person believes, but do not close your eyes," he said today during the presentation of his book in Madrid's Casa de America. "Faith belongs to another domain of the mind" which is not involved. "I use my reason, my logic."

Speaking first of the novel in Peñafiel, a small town in northern Portugal, the author of "Blindness" the Bible described as "a manual of bad habits" and did not sit well. But the fact is that in the sacred text of Christianity is "cruel infinite, no shortage of incest and butchers "and can count more than a million murders.

" The history of mankind is, in essence, the story of the death, "said Nobel. The problem is that "We have invented a god in our image and likeness, not vice versa, and so is so cruel, because we are cruel and we can not invent something better." Man invented god and then enslaved to their law, defends Portuguese.

Throughout the nearly 200 pages of "Cain" (Alfaguara), Saramago offers a journey in time touring Old Testament of the hand of the first fratricide. And it does so based on one question: What devil god is it that scorns magnify Cain Abel? Because, in the opinion of the writer, God is the true "mastermind" of the crime.

Treated by recognized geniuses of literature as Lord Byron and John Steinbeck, the story of Cain who killed his brother Abel because God accepted his sacrifice and thus was condemned to wander forever, has unleashed a myriad interpretations.

From the most weird to be labeled as the first vampire to the most racist advocates that the stigma with which God marked his forehead was extended from generation to generation until dusk throughout the body of the wicked "Cainites.

Saramago's novel, Cain becomes a privileged guide brings his particular reading of the major biblical events, from the sacrifice of Isaac by Abraham, the wrath of Moses on Mount Sinai or the Flood. In the eyes of Cain, God is presented as being capricious and tyrannical, it actually reveals a devastating and tragic vision of man who invented it.

is not the first time that Saramago uses his pen to open the debate on religious dogmas. He already did 20 years ago with his controversial "Gospel of Jesus Christ" and the angry reaction from the government, which vetoed its submission to the European Literary Prize that year, made the Nobel was installed in protest on the English island of Lanzarote, where he currently resides.

However, at 86 years the writer has been asked many times why he writes and why, and has very clear about one thing: "I do not write to please, not to displease, I am writing to disquiet," he says. "I'm not trying to save humanity, it is enough to save my own conscience," he explains. But the purpose of his writing is out of their "mackerel" in today's society.

admits he was surprised the buzz generated by "Cain" in Portugal and can not understand the reaction of the Church, which is "like Pavlov's dogs," responds immediately to stimulus without even reading the book. However, Saramago is at a very fruitful, just a year ago he published "The Voyage of the elephant" - and do not plan to stop.

"I have 86 years and little life to live, but I will use to expand the prosecution of my work," he said. And, contrary to custom, advanced the issue that will turn your next book, which arremeterá against the arms industry to follow "restless" to its readers.
Track: Millennium

Monday, October 19, 2009

Male Masterbation Demenstration

What kind of crap are you?


few months ago I read a book about Lee was a poetry book that had as theme: The shit.

strange topic to make poetry of it, unfortunately I lost track of the link where I read it I remember is hanging on Issuu , the issue is that a few days ago I remembered this book and I started thinking Peruvians use it very much the shit, we relate to phrases containing that word and I wondered if everyone is in itself a kind of poop or something.

For example for me to better understand there are different kinds of shit:

- When something is really funny is "a shit of laughter." When you're somebody you very well are "the shit" or if the guy does something bad to another "you're a shit ', or if something bad happened to you," and at this shit. " Total

!!

in that we were being a fuck or be fucked up, that means in reality is a good or bad you etymologically linked with the poop.

you are saying?

A post or this shit fucked up?

anyone have any other definition?

Friday, October 16, 2009

067b 1234 Pl2303 Windows Treiber

The Electronic Revolution / W. Burroughs




The Electronic Revolution, written by William S. Burroughs in 1970, first translated by the editorial Argentina Black Box, translated by Mariano Dupont and prefaced by Carlos Gamero.

"Freeing the virus contained in the word could be more dangerous than the atom to release energy. For all hate all pain all fear all lust is contained in the word. "

The publication will later this month and between 22 and 31 October will be held in Argentina Days William Burroughs.

According Carlos Gamero: "The Electronic Revolution" is nothing, finally, that an instruction manual for urban guerrilla, a techno version of Guerrilla Warfare by Ernesto Guevara. In part, too, to delineate temporal boundaries: If it is guerrilla warfare, seen from our present, nostalgic text, which looks less to the future than the past (some sort of armed pastoralists, say), its counterpart reveals burroughsiana Today, as a prophetic text in which the instruction to use the technology against its bearers, roughly sketched in 1970 through the figure of an invisible army of young writers hiding under their coats, fully met at present, when young people like, equipped with more sophisticated instruments, they turn their computers and cell phones against the powers of the State ... ... Burroughs
shared with his compatriots, fellow travelers of the 50s and 60s the ideal sometimes rather vague, too broad, liberation, understood not as a national liberation (they were the empire, after all) but personally, or sometimes group (women, blacks, homosexuals), the struggle was against "system" (name-encompassing, but not less real, including the state, the educational apparatus, the mass media and the market). Novels like Naked Lunch and Nova Express proposed the metaphor of addiction as a figure of any form of control: they understand that we live in a world of addicts, where the powers of state and market control us through drug addiction, money, power, consumption, and the word sex.


I have read two works by Burroughs, "Naked Lunch" and "Expresso Nova" in which uses the technique of cup-up or cutting technique, which involves cutting or other texts themselves and reassemble randomly to generate new texts with new meanings.
The two books attracted me a lot, some friends tell me that are hard to read but I seem attractive, addictive, how to write, to create a new language that I personally took me to see images in the phrases, go for a place to another as if under the effects of some psychotropic drug, the books have continued without reaching a linearity was like arriving all images at once.
Then if I also found it interesting biography, he became an icon for the beatniks when
Kerouac wrote about in his book: "On the Road" (En route), in which Kerouac describes how he was meeting with Burroughs, getting high all day, leaving aside literature until the day a total hallucination kills his wife by giving her shot in the forehead believing the William Tell and his wife, his daughter with an apple on his head, after that I leave the drugs (which had tested the all) and I return to writing literary works mentioned above.


recommend reading these books and I hope soon to read the translation of "The Electronic Revolution"

Friday, October 9, 2009

H2o Just Add Water Wikipedia

unfilled Mary Kay Compact Pro

Complete and Ready Filled Measure your possibilities in combinations that you decide!

Designed to fit perfectly in the hand of a woman, the Mary Kay Compact ® patented * will help you feel beautiful and fabulous. Its revolutionary magnetic refill system lets you customize your ideal color palette. This compact, super tough you can carry everywhere able to organize makeup easier than ever. Fill

as you like with your favorite Mineral Shadow, Blush to Mineral Bronzing Powder with Minerals, Powder Illuminators or reserve it for your or your Translucent Pressed Powder Protective Base Cream to Powder Mary Kay! Do not forget that also has room for Mary Kay Brushes applications you need and have room for your Lip Cream Lip Gloss Mary Kay or favorite! LOVE YOU!

Q 195.00

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Images Of Egg White Cervicalliquid

Mary Case

Ready to Complete and full of possibilities to your needs and treat you like a star with a professional carrying case!

Organize your makeup has never been so easy. The compact professional Mary Kay ® Compact Pro , a compact for all and for all women, keeps all your cosmetics and organizational applications. Its a tough finish was tested in bags, is strong enough to resist over time. Its revolutionary magnetic fillers is kind to the environment. Le

it for EVERYTHING! Up to 18 Shades Mary Kay! Or you can toggle the space for everything you need in your daily makeup and More! You can choose to fill between Flush with Mineral Bronzing Powder with Minerals, Powder Illuminators, Shadows with Minerals, Translucent Pressed Powder or even your Protective Base Cream to Powder Mary Kay! And do not forget you have room for all your Mary Kay brushes specialist for every need and two Creamy Lipstick or lip gloss, two eyeliner or lips and your Mary Kay mascara too! TE FASCINATING! The Mary Kay Compact Pro Kit is really professional!

Q340.00

Arc Trainer Calories Accuracy

unfilled Kay ® Mineral Shadow Mary Kay An Explosion of Color in Your Eyes!


The mineral shadow Mary Kay ® is mineral-based durable and resistant to smudging that looks gorgeous on any skin tone. Al give you intense or does not crack with just one application. Its formula contains amines vit A, C and E to help protect against free radicals that cause wrinkles. Designed to fit perfectly in the case Mary Kay Compact and Compact Case Professional Mary Kay ®.

Any tone to Q65.00 c / u

Illuminating

Amber Blaze Shadow Mineral


tones vibrant copper combined with rich frost give this shade a bold, luminous effect.







Crystalline Mineral Shadow Let

glow and give light to your eyes with this bright white glow.







Honey Spice Mineral Shadow

A very beautiful natural tone with the just right amount of shine to breathe life into your image.







Precious Pink Mineral Shadow

A little gloss adds a touch of glamor to this shade of pink.








Sweet Cream Shadow Mineral

Color inspired by the rich sweet cream. Mmmm i! Yam







Lily White Shadow Mineral

As the pure beauty of a blossom in bloom. Beautiful!








Shadow Mineral Moonstone

An opalescent creamy color with a hint of golden hues Shining. As beautiful as the moon!







Golden Shadow Vanilla

So stunning you will want to eat up the gold when you wear it!







Spun Silk Mineral Shadow

A soft and feminine hue with a touch of frost to highlight your eyes. As the light seen Through the soft silk!






Mineral Shadow Rose Mist

A tone that emulates a delicate pink spotted the white fog. Feminine charm!





Contour



Shadow Mineral Cinnabar

A great shade for any season.






Mineral Shadow
Silky Caramel Delight
this sweet temptation for your eyes.









Satin Silver Shadow Mineral

Bright as thin metal. Silver satin and delicate.








Emerald Mineral Shadow

A sumptuous tone green light, as vibrant as an elegant emerald. A jewel!







Almond Mineral Shadow

A warm tone versatile. As tempting as freshly roasted almonds!







New Tone! Azure Mineral Shadow

As a beautiful clear sky with a beautiful sheen and subtle. You'll feel in the Clouds!







Mineral Shadow Sienna

A dark brown to highlight the warmth of your eyes. Your eyes bewitched!






Shadow Mineral Sheer Violet

With this tone your eyes will be as seductive as the same grapes.





enhancer




Vintage Gold Mineral Shadow

The beautiful patina color that adds a bright tone your classic glamor image.







Granite Shadow Mineral

Turns the image of your eyes with this gentle, bright shade of gray.







Mineral Shadow Iris

A purple hue inspired by English royalty to accentuate the eyes beautifully.







Dusty Lilac Shadow Mineral

An irresistible tone shade that captures the beauty of the dew that covers the lilacs.







Lemongrass Mineral Shadow

Inspired by the beauty and freshness of citronella or lemongrass.








Olive Golden Shadow Mineral

golden glow A light tone makes this deep green simply luxurious look.







Blue Metal Shadow Mineral

Electrify your image with the cool tone of blue infused with glitter transparent.







Mineral Shadow Denim Frost

So comfortable and easy to use as your favorite pair of jeans.








Shadow Mineral Navy Blue
Make
bring out the beauty of your eyes, dark blue with this extremely beautiful and sophisticated.







Steel Mineral Shadow

soft blue tones mixed with the fabulous metallic gray are the prettiest!







Coal Mineral Shadow

The perfect shade to create an image of extra striking eyes.







New Tone! Sweet Plum Shadow Mineral

The nuance of sweet ripe plums mixed with fine frost to create this cool tone.







Copper Mineral Glow Shadow


Illuminate eyes with this glamorous tone.









Fog Lavender Shadow Mineral

accentuates the beauty of your look with this feminine tone lavender.








Mineral Shadow Peacock Blue

wear this glamorous shade of blue with elegance.








Ginger Flower Shadow Mineral

I'll give an exotic touch to your look with this tone inspired by spicy ginger.








Mineral Shadow Black Pearl

With this you'll simply seductive tone. Shocking!








Midnight Star Mineral Shadow

A voice so beautiful as the night sky dream.









Tender Taupe Mineral Shadow

Like a rock, shining bright in a meandering river.






Raisin Mineral Shadow

A tone inspired by the delicious raisins highlighted and sweeten your look.






Chocolate Kiss Mineral Shadow

Delight your eyes with this sweet chocolate tone with a little shine . Simply Delicious! Mmmmm







Espresso Shadow Mineral

A wonderful mixture of brown tones that add warmth to the eyes. Wake up you look like a good morning coffee!