She finished by buffing lipstick onto her cheeks and lip.
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"We like nothing more than buffing our Zygoma," Cumberbatch replied.
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It makes buffing and hydrating my lips quick and easy.
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Maybe everyone there is too busy buffing their own cards?
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They're used to cleaning up tags and buffing walls in subways.
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"It's not buffing that's going to do it," Mr. Elson said.
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Finish by buffing with a dry area of the microfiber cloth.
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After sanding, buffing and polishing, the wand was looking nearly Hogwarts-ready.
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It's equipped with 13 angles to help with contouring, concealing, and buffing.
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Reverence de Bastien Nail Brightness Pearly Buffing Cream, $55; net-a-porter.
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Many are youngsters themselves, ready to dispense friendly advice about buffing up CVs.
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Many African countries are buffing up their laws and courts to woo foreign investors.
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This is followed by an industrial amount of nail buffing, filing, and cuticle oil.
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Step 3: Using a smudger brush, diffuse the liner by lightly buffing and blending.
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Gone are the days of buffing in pink blusher to create a natural flush.
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" But after careful scrubbing and buffing, he said, "the shoes looked almost brand-new.
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With CLR Stainless Steel Cleaner, the second step is eliminated — no buffing is needed.
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You might be buffing your brain or might just be shitting away your limited funds.
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The actual applicator is a soft, silicone texture with small grooves for buffing away flakes.
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Here is the best shoe polish you can buy:Best shoe polish overall:Saphir RenovateurBest shoe polishing cream:MeltonianBest shoe polishing wax:Lincoln Stain WaxBest shoe conditioner:Otter WaxBest shoe protectant:Obenauf'sBest saddle soap:Fiebing's Saddle SoapBest horse hair brush:Allen Edmonds Horsehair BrushBest dauber:Allen Edmonds DauberBest buffing cloth:Allen Edmonds Buffing Cloth
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In other words, if helping others means making a buck or buffing your reputation, it's fine.
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Their condition is the result of effort, of patience, of buffing and filing and oil treatments.
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To grow, it has to stop buffing out the dings that make things feel familiar and real.
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They're not without their downsides: glues, buffing, chemicals that dry out your nails, and even electric drills.
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"I like to put some here for a little definition," she says, while buffing with a Beautyblender.
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Then when she started going to the gym and buffing up, she got confidence as a boy.
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Buff the entire shoe with a buffing brush for about five minutes longer than you think sensible.
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Could rubbing a forward-facing brush over my face prove more effective than my trusty buffing brush?
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To achieve the soft look, Martin uses and eyeshadow brush on the face as a buffing brush.
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But corporations helping Houston recover from the storm's effects aren't just acting altruistically or buffing their reputations.
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Each day after work, he spent hours waxing, buffing and building the place he hoped to call home.
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"Too much buffing can cause heat buildup and friction, which will damage and weaken your nails," Streets says.
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You've got Fenty Beauty, with superstar Rihanna regularly blending and buffing on shimmery new highlighters and body bronzers.
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The junta has shown clear support for Vajiralongkorn, whose reputation it is buffing with a lavish publicity campaign.
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When it was time to add the extensions, my technician started by buffing the inside of the extensions.
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After some filing, buffing, and a little cuticle oil, I could finally see how my nails held up.
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Lately, he has been buffing up on Teddy Roosevelt blowing a raspberry at Congress and expanding executive power.
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You can email me and tell me you like the show, that's great; my ego always loves buffing.
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Buffing away any of the excess dead skin cells will ensure that the results last as long as possible.
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Others said that overnight maintenance — such as buffing and waxing floors — will be more challenging during crowded business hours.
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For some, the go-to is a buffing makeup brush, while others rely on their tried-and-true Beautyblender.
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With just one spray, CLR Stainless Steel Cleaner will leave stainless steel clean and streak-free — no buffing needed.
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That includes cooking, serving and cleaning up food, janitorial services, laundry, haircutting, painting, floor buffing and even vehicle maintenance.
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Orly nail artist Brittney Boyce started my manicure just like any other — with shaping, filing, buffing, and cuticle care.
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Rationally speaking, this was silly: These millionaire athletes were singularly well suited to pay for their own buffing and polishing.
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My aesthetician, Michele, started by gently buffing my cheeks with a scrub, but that was the extent of the pampering.
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The key to success is using as little oil as possible (and, again, buffing it in with a microfiber cloth).
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Some 2000,000 pieces — including 14,000 granite slabs, 3,500 light fixtures, and one Mies-designed ashtray — awaited cleaning and buffing up.
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Also launching with the foundation is a slanted buffing brush (which, as you may know, delivers the most natural-looking effect).
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Dip manicures use a combination of colorful, fine-grain powder, adhesives, topcoats, and buffing to achieve a sturdy, acrylic-like finish.
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Buffing brightens, smooths, and creates natural shine in addition to removing ridges, giving you a perfectly prepped base to paint on.
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Five minutes later, you're still there, buffing your face raw, trying to rid it of that last bit of waterproof mascara.
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The city went on a heavy buffing campaign right after that; between '83 and '84, the trains were a dead zone.
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There was no magical buffing machine in the back of the Apple Store and no way to replace the glass itself.
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The high sheen of his sculptures comes courtesy of buffing and lacquering know-how picked up at his parents' auto garage.
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If buffing doesn't work, apply a wood cleaner like Murphy's oil soap cleaner and a liquid wax made specifically for wood floors.
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Watching it all go down is an experience comprised of buffing, skiving, scooping, filling, stripping, stitching and more oh-so-satisfying steps.
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The loyal Mr Tokayev's message, starting with his inaugural speech, has been all about buffing Mr Nazarbayev's image as Kazakhstan's founding father.
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It's compact, practical, and timelessly stylish with a wrapping/buffing cloth, two knives (one straight-edged, the other serrated), and a peeler.
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Buffing out a scratch, taking the vehicle through an automatic carwash with hard rotating brushes, or waxing the car alters the look.
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Maybe it involves dots for the right amount of product or a buffing technique — the more innovative, the more unique, the better.
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It makes her healing and buffing beams reach farther as well as being able to chain beams across multiple targets for one.
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The governments and local councils are devoting energy and taxpayers' money towards improving public services, rather than catching graffiti writers and buffing everything.
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That way, you're removing any residue or oil and buffing the top layer of skin off without adding any products into the mix.
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There are dozens of different types of foundation brushes (flat-top, buffing, kabuki, stippling...), but none so unique as Artis' toothbrush-like offerings.
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This music was good even though it sounded like shit, so why bother buffing out the edges if quality and energy will shine through regardless?
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But, being a big strong man, I still ground that fucker down into every tooth, like I was buffing a paint job on a car.
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Even with a team of people helping him with buffing, healing, and other tactics, Bynens estimates Kharsek was earning roughly 5 million XP per hour.
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Why not have a reliable fuck buddy/someone who can give you regular emotional buffing until it gets warm enough to hit the clubs again?
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Should a trophy be damaged or in need of refurbishing, players (or their teams) can send them back to Del City for a literal buffing.
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View her paintings from several feet away, and their surfaces — whitish, pinkish, grayish, brownish — look hazily blank, as if they needed a dusting or a buffing.
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For Trump's global envoys explaining the new US leader has meant buffing the rougher edges of his pronouncements and turning them into cogent expressions of US policy.
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Over the past year, FoB has been refining the brand — the focus is 'celebrate individuality' — and buffing the algorithm to get even more fine-tuned custom combinations.
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Create an ombré look by buffing yellow onto your lids, then buff a warmer brown tone across the crease and extend it upwards towards the brow bone.
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Because we don't all have $20 to throw on a BeautyBlender, this $6 makeup sponge will do the trick, seamlessly buffing foundation and concealer into the skin.
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And while the process took nearly an hour and half (after the dipping, there is a good amount of filing and buffing involved), I was immediately impressed.
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After buffing on our usual foundations and concealers, we dusted our faces with baby powder which, according to Kong, should come to resemble a well-powdered mochi.
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On any given day, Bachik is buffing, trimming, and glossing the most glamorous A-listers, from Selena Gomez and Margot Robbie to Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian.
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I have fond memories of a delightful Eastern European guy who made the rounds at a law firm where I worked, buffing and polishing as he went.
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Like most cushion formulas, this one comes with a sponge applicator, which works in a pinch, but isn't as effective at seamless blending as a flat, buffing brush.
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Nintendo has a history of taking gaming's hot topics and trends — in this case open worlds and survival elements — tweaking them, and then buffing them until they shine.
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I maybe can't control like what's going on with my hormones and my body, but I can definitely control my skin in this moment by buffing it out.
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Well, she she has a versatile arsenal that lets her pivot from healing her team from the backline to de-buffing and eliminating members of the enemy squad.
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Larry Smith, a lanky forty-four-year-old, was buffing the dashboard of his blue Cadillac Coupe de Ville in the alley behind his apartment, on Rosecrans Avenue.
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"Many good buildings have a buffing machine," she said, adding that if yours doesn't, you could try asking for a handyman at another building down the block. 3.
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She focused on buffing models' faces and added just a bit of concealer, highlighter and lip balm — a "no makeup" makeup look that focused attention on the skin.
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What we didn't expect was a full-coverage foundation line designed for all the skin except your face, along with three loose shimmer powders and an oversized buffing brush.
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You spray it on wet or dry feet (I think dry works better), let it sit for up to five minutes, then bust out the file and start buffing.
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And in my teen years (and well into my college ones) I spent many nights buffing and scrubbing my arms in an vain attempt to get rid of them.
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He poured money into buffing up the city's main drag, brought in a Walmart over the objection of activists, and mandated that all new homes come with solar panels.
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"It's every person's right to understand makeup and how to apply it," Nicola Chapman, one half of the makeup artist duo Pixiwoo, tells me while buffing on my foundation.
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That being said, if your lips are dry (like mine chronically were before I started nightly buffing and hydrating) and you use this, they will look and feel significantly better.
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Also, a bank café is the kind of idea these guys can present to shareholders as a way of buffing up their respective track records and even enticing further investment.
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Last week, the group learned that Erika was free-buffing when Lisa Vanderpump put her hand up her skirt and asked Erika to lend a pair of knickers to Kyle Richards.
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Screening, also known as buffing, is a quick, relatively inexpensive method of shining wood floors, which involves lightly abrading the top coat of polyurethane, then applying a new coat of finish.
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Inspired by 18th-century manicures, which entailed buffing nails to a shine, models' were given a coating of sheer pink polish, followed with Essie Matte About You topcoat for a satin finish.
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Ahead, watch Poly go through her full routine, then read on to pick up all the blending, buffing, and sculpting tricks that she's picked up from the best pros in the business.
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On top of such rare finds, Giles Martin, the son of Sir George Martin, was tasked with digitally buffing and restoring material that was known about but deemed too messy for consumption.
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Turning a fairly obscure scientific study into a crusade against Big Soda was a genius publicity move, buffing CrossFit's brash, pro-health, anti-corporate image while aligning its competitors with sugar and corruption.
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Even the thought of buffing on a layer of foundation, no matter how light, sends shivers sweat down our spines as we imagine the inevitable meltdown that will likely occur later that day.
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In that case, your best bet is to hire a handyman to rewax and polish the floors using a buffing machine with a steel wool pad, which will cost about $300 or $400.
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Truman's Gentlemen's Groomers, which has two locations in Manhattan, offers a basic treatment ($57) that includes clipping, filing and buffing, as well as an exfoliating scrub to attack those unsightly calluses or bunions.
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Colleagues think he's trying to remind members of his position within the Senate GOP conference by taking a leading role in scrutinizing Tillerson — and buffing up his national name identification in the process.
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Plus, thanks to the orange essential oil, cinnamon, and cloves in the blend, the concoction smells incredible, which, if you ask us, makes the banal act of buffing your skin a little more exciting.
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The Häns Swipe is a compact screen cleaner that has two ends: one with a damp cloth that's infused with a cleaning solution, and another that has a dry microfiber cloth for buffing afterward.
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Order this set with the brand's coconut-scented perfecting primer, full coverage foundation and buffing brush and use the code MJB50 to get a pint-sized sample of a gel eyeliner, mascara and makeup pouch!
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When I was still working at the disaster center on Worth Street, I often fantasized about renovating it — tearing out the crap, buffing the marble, restoring it as the city had restored Grand Central Station.
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For the rest of the week's matches, the new hero Ana was banned, but there's nothing ESL can do to stop the game from buffing and nerfing other heroes in the middle of the competition.
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This future inventor by trade spent his free periods washing cars with friends to make extra money and soon began tinkering with better foam buffing pads, which he would later market to the auto industry.
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Even if you're short on time and can't reheat the pan, at the very least wipe on a thin layer of oil before you put the pan away, buffing it until no greasy spots remain.
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On the other hand, we don't like to think of writers as advancing within their occupation the way most people do — filling out forms, going to conferences, interviewing, politicking, buffing a résumé and so forth.
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While buffing a character or a map usually doesn't mean to make it shine in a literal sense, it is a word that has positive connotations and is well-known throughout most video game communities.
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"Parada" has no narrative; it builds its effect with a culmination of glimpses of soldiers buffing up military vehicles, bandsmen practicing, and people hoisting banners of Marx and Lenin onto the side of apartment blocks.
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Ahead, we've broken down the best transparent nail polishes on the market, so with a little buffing, shaping, and your glossy topper of choice, you too can sport the perfect no-mani mani, à la Middleton.
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For the Toronto native Karen Kim, 36, the memory of her Korean grandmother buffing her body when she was 5 years old left a lasting impression: "The vigor and determination!" she says of the sloughing technique.
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It has even resorted to creative image-buffing, like hanging a banner on a derelict building here saying, "Future Home of the Franklin Pierce Science Center," though there is no money for a science center yet.
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If you remember it took two or three months and multiple buffs to get Ana to really be recognised to the point where we were buffing her and didn't really think she needed to be buffed.
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Much of his expertise with "buffing"—listening in on scanners—comes from years as an EMT for an ambulance company in his neighborhood of Bay Ridge, eavesdropping on 911 reports to swoop in before city ambulances arrive.
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MAUCHLINE, Scotland (Reuters) - John Brown has lovingly polished each and every one of the curling stones to be used at the Pyeongchang Olympics, buffing and burnishing the granite in a workshop whose machines look older than him.
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However, on second try, buffing lips with a toothbrush beforehand (to stop the color clinging to dry patches) followed by a thick coat of balm (the brand's glorious Baume de Rose, ideally), and it's a much smoother affair.
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Potions will be necessary for healing and buffing yourself and others, so you'll want to collect ingredients all the time; you mix them in a sub-screen, and can follow recipes or try your luck making something new.
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After buffing out the plank with a belt sander and drilling holes for the leather binding straps (two modern changes that have found favor), he pours boiling water on the tips of the planks to make them pliable.
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As the owner of the building, Wolkoff had allowed the artists to freely paint there for years; as Hyperallergic previously reported, some members of 5Pointz saw the buffing as his attempt to prevent the site from attaining landmark status.
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You always know what your various units can do—what you have for ranged combat, for bruising or muscling your way through hordes or attacking a stronghold, what you have available for buffing and debuffing—despite the cartoonish chaos.
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In the ambulance, Michael confessed he had tried to rob an older man who was buffing his car, and things went awry when the man lunged for the gun, got it, and then shot the teenager in self-defense.
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The card now costs one mana instead of three, no longer buffing your chosen minion with +2 Attack and not allowing that minion to attack heroes, removing its potential to win a game when paired with a fresh, powerful minion.
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Some of the flourishes in ''On the Run'' were harmless or even felicitous — one character's ''morning routine of clothes ironing, hair care, body lotion and sneaker buffing'' — but others seemed to play up her own peril or pander to audience expectations.
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I was so impressed that I tried the spray out on the back of my arms the next day just to test the product's versatility, and it worked perfectly — gently buffing off all signs of dead skin, totally pain-free.
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These white pieces of foam are called "magic" for a reason: The most unsightly bits of our homes — from grease spots on the kitchen counter to those horrible splotches around bathtub drains — swiftly vanishes with a bit of light buffing.
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A 1918 Sears catalog advertised a home motor with several attachments—one attachment was for a vibrator, but the motor could be hooked up to attachments for "churning, mixing, beating, grinding, buffing, and operating a fan" as well, writes Maines.
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Regularly applying and removing gel extensions can weaken the nails (all that buffing, scraping, and soaking dries and thins the nail bed), so nail pro Queenie Nguyen recommends filling them to maintain the look for a few months as your nails grow.
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I tried some of the newer characters (and had some success with Sombra!) but mostly, fell back in with my girl Zarya, the only character I've ever been 100% comfortable with, and enjoyed the hell out of buffing my teammates with the buffest hero on the field.
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"I'm not sure how a cow skull could be deemed offensive when it is a sacred Native American object" — referring to the subject of a mural by Kathryn Crawford, one of three works that is slated for buffing and currently being kept in limbo by the legal injunction.
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Buffing too often with abrasive scrubs, sponges and facial brushes can obliterate everything — dead skin cells, yes, but also healthy oils and enzymes — leading to inflammation, redness, irritation and even "profound hyperpigmentation," especially on darker skin tones, says Sumayah Jamal, M.D., of Schweiger Dermatology Group in New York City.
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In "The Joy of Reading Between Agnes Martin's Lines," Holland Cotter writes about the visual exercise of differentiating color and value in her work: View her paintings from several feet away, and their surfaces — whitish, pinkish, grayish, brownish — look hazily blank, as if they needed a dusting or a buffing.
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The video's viewers seemed to respond eagerly to the video's narrative as a "revenge" story: After being ripped off by a guy who sold him a completely rusted knife for $2874, Jun gets back his dollar value and more by carefully polishing and buffing the knife to incredible new glory — then proceeds to carve up a bunch of vegetables with his new tool to beautiful results.
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All of that gave Starwood a running start, but it eventually became clear that its founder, Barry Sternlicht, whom Bill Marriott once dismissed as a "kid with a backpack," was better at buffing and building higher-end brands than he was at the more boring task of getting hotel developers to build $100-a-night limited-service properties in college towns and suburban office parks.
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While the UFC, under the direction of WME|IMG, is clearly moving in the direction of the NBA and the NFL, sanding down the edges of its scrappy, ramshackle past and buffing itself up to a nice, professional sheen—firing "friends of the promotion" like Matt Hughes and Chuck Liddell from its payroll and seeking a more professional tone from its announcing booth—Bellator is free to sell itself more and more as the spiritual home of MMA's more carnival-like past: before Reebok deals and anti-doping partnerships came along to gussy up cage-fights.
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