Shepherd then got touched up twice by the long ball.
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By the window, the makeup artist touched up Bouk's eyebrows.
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Colorist Joyce Gallagher toned her platinum and touched up her roots.
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They went about recasting some pieces and touched up some older ones.
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They don't need to get their hair highlighted, or their fillers touched up.
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Berrios was touched up for four runs and four hits in four innings.
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As the years went on, I'd have friends who'd need their hair touched up.
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She suggests having it touched up every four months, depending on your hair's growth.
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Fleck talked with her family, touched up her résumé and sent in her application.
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He struck out 31 Indians in 43 innings but was touched up for five homers.
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It's been touched up here and there, but in a way where you'll barely notice.
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It's a song about the artificial look of photos touched-up by Adobe programs like Photoshop.
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" She sent a post-crash selfie to Mashable, adding that her lips "were not touched up.
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The photo's subject (Djudjic) was cut out from the foreground, touched up, and pasted over another background.
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In January, they touched up any spots they missed and the boy was released from the hospital.
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In another, she has Old Hollywood glamour curls, and gets touched up in during a close-up.
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Tampa Bay touched up Blue Jays starter Chris Rowley (1-1) for three runs in the second inning.
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The valley shimmered with myriad points of color, as if Georges Seurat had touched up a Georgia O'Keeffe.
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And these are the vulvas of real women, not just the touched up, pink ones showcased in pornography.
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Have you ever reapplied your lipstick or touched up your eyeliner right before an important meeting at the office?
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When customers go into the salon to get their color touched up, the brand builds them an online profile.
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We weren't even in Hallstatt yet and everyone was taking selfies — one woman even touched up her lipstick first.
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His memory is incredible — he can remember the name of a girl he touched up in Uruguay in 1918.
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Too often, celebrities only upload edited, touched-up, and unrealistic images of themselves, even on their personal social media accounts.
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"We didn't know if it was bait-and-switch or the pictures were touched up beyond recognition," Mr. Aries said.
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It's a big change from the bleach blonde hair Davidson has had since July (and even had touched up in October).
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Some of it looks CG. If I'm honest a lot of this looks CG. It has probably been extensively touched up.
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The hair pro also touched up the star's color, lifting her roots and giving Cuoco a lighter, brighter shade of blonde.
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Pretty soon, the touched-up photos made the Washington, DC, health coach long to "edit" her wrinkles out in real life.
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He lasted only four innings, his shortest stint since June 10, and was touched up for six runs and 10 hits.
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There are some cleits, especially near the village, that look more or less intact — have they been touched up for tourists?
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Inside the building, in a women's restroom painted pink, Shaopei Lu, 32, a secretary visiting from Shanghai, touched up her makeup.
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Jonah didn't want the kids to feel like they were in the movie and have them touched up over and over again.
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The environment is sandswept, special effects are added and everything is touched up with lighting and rendering for a realistic, beautiful look.
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In reality, buyers might struggle to tell the difference: scratches can be touched up, engine problems left undisclosed, even odometers tampered with.
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The graphics in Live's interface have been touched up, and are now sharper, with a thinner font used for clip and channel titling.
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Color + Cut:I get my hair touched up with partial highlights ($2008 + $3003 tip) and trimmed ($2300 + $25 tip) every six to eight weeks.
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I don't have the patience to sit any longer to get them touched up, so there's half of that money down the drain.
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After the second time I got my roots touched up, I went home and realized that my scalp was really red, raw, and tender.
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TKTKTKTK Ess must have had a seriously busy day because it looks like she also touched up another one of her clients: Ashley Tisdale.
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Jane Helpern just learned this at a hair salon, where an employee scolded her for having the audacity to get her roots touched up.
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Jason Kelly, a makeup artist who touched up Trump's makeup during the Republican convention in 20143, thinks it is makeup on top of tanning.
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If you're a person who wears makeup, chances are you've applied (or at least touched up) your face while traveling from one place to another.
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Celebrity colorist Justin Anderson touched up the actress' color with seemingly smudged roots and revived highlights — a recipe for summer perfection, if you ask us.
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Unfortunately, people with bipolar disorder often face lots of societal stigma, which West has actually touched up on in some of his most recent music.
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Right now, I have a bit of an undercut going on, but I get the top part touched-up once every two months ($222 + tip).
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The movie comes from Shane Black, who did Iron Man 3 and, weirdly enough, acted in and touched up the script of the original Predator.
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If you're able to get touched up by the airbrush system again, Modica says that spraying on the lightest setting should blend any patches seamlessly.
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There are a lot of assets where we have managed very well but we haven't really touched up as much as we would like to.
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Read: color that doesn't need to be touched up, cuts that grow out beautifully, and updos that only look like they were done at a salon.
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Xbox One SImage: MicrosoftThe Xbox One S is Microsoft's PS4 Slim, a slimmed-down and touched-up edition of the 2013 original, with slightly upgraded hardware.
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The Orioles touched up the left-hander for seven runs on nine hits in 3 123/3 innings, and he took his first major league loss.
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Peter Jackson's "They Shall Not Grow Old" touched up vintage footage; Sam Mendes's forthcoming "1917" applies the illusion of continuous camera movement to a single mission.
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In the video below, I share my experience getting my eyebrows touched up, as well as how to keep them looking fresh for as long as possible.
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Her hair looked three inches longer in the changing room photos, her face looked touched up with Perfect365, and she seemed to weigh about 2 pounds less.
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The painting's entire surface is covered with a pattern of tiny red and green-blue dots, applied with a stamp and then painstakingly touched up by hand.
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But the tunes that are less touched-up offer a tantalizing glimpse down a road that Davis might well have followed further, had his label not intervened.
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The Rays' Ryne Stanek was touched up for two hits in the eighth but got out of the jam by inducing a double-play groundout from Salvador Perez.
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She also got two recent tattoos touched up — her brother's initials on her thumb and the word "clarity" on her neck — and recorded the whole process on Snapchat.
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He told me not to worry, that the photos could be touched up if necessary, and I explained to him I wasn't worried about what anyone else thought.
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Meanwhile, audio mechanics in California touched up the sound, patching in some missing dialogue tracks ("lost in a black hole somewhere," Streiner speculated) from a remaining master mix.
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The 31-year-old lost to the Toronto Blue Jays in his last turn when he was touched up for four runs and seven hits in four innings.
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Chen was touched up for five runs and seven hits - including three homers over five innings - in his lone career start against the Brewers on May 21, 2014.
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In "Wear a mask," the solo performed on Monday, audience members took their seats while she touched up her makeup; Grace Jones's "I've Seen That Face Before" played.
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The image featured the mother of three leaning over as her hair naturally swept over her shoulder and displayed the touched-up golden color and smooth blow out.
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It wasn't until she revisited famed tattoo artist Rafael Valdez -- the same artist that tattooed her side in December 2015 -- to have it touched up that it was spotted.
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Paired with a drum-forward (another nod to jazz) production touched up with modern flourishes, this is the hazy days of summer track I'll be bumping until about October.
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Passing off new for old is widely frowned upon, so the standard operating procedure involves clarifying which parts of a building have been touched up and which parts haven't.
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That shallower depth means that, despite being called "permanent makeup," microblading only lasts for about a year and the look needs to be periodically touched up to be maintained.
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In addition to touched up panels (aka "remastered") there are bonus sections about his time with Dark Souls 2, and screwing around with the game's New Game Plus mode.
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Desmond Jennings and Oswaldo Arcia both hit solo homers for Tampa Bay, which touched up Orioles starter Tyler Wilson for five runs on 227 hits in just five innings.
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His last two times out, Paxton held opponents to one total runs in innings one through four but got touched up for eight runs in the fifth inning and later.
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But the glam doesn't stop once the stars reach the end of the red carpet, as presenters and performers get touched up before and after they step out on stage.
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That may be due to the fact that it wasn't even the hardest ball he hit off Gausman this year—he also touched up Gausman for a 119.4 MPH dinger. See?
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He has allowed five or more runs in each of the outings and was touched up for six runs and nine hits in four innings in the loss to the Orioles.
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A week later, I received a somewhat crinkled negative, had it scanned at the best local photo shop in Hollywood, and received a beautiful touched-up version from a cinematographer friend.
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The Rays finally touched up Lynn in the fifth after Heredia lashed a one-out double and scored two batters later on Wendle's single to right to make it 3-1.
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When I was getting my highlights touched up, all of them fried off and I had spikes of hair that stuck up so I dyed my hair black and cut it short.
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CVS Health Monday said it will ban photo manipulation in its store-brand makeup marketing and promotional displays, a move that acknowledges growing awareness of the harmful nature of touched-up images.
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Think about it: Wouldn't you rather allocate your funds towards mint mojitos and that adorable two-piece, rather than a fresh sew-in or getting your crochet braids touched up in the salon?
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"Very satisfying evening getting my (decade old!) tats touched up by my good friend @rbrtbnhm at Brooklyn Tattoo," she captioned the picture of one new tat on her waist, done by Robert Bonhomme.
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Finally, in the fifth round as he was getting touched up along the fence, Silva picked his lead leg straight up off of the floor and front kick Bisping square in the chin.
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The makeup artists had epilated, touched up the skin here and there, injected the lips and slicked them in a gloss that shimmered like broken glass, but they'd left the crude tattoos visible.
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At 3.1 Phillip Lim, soft kohl was layered over standard eyeliner, which was then tidied up with cleansing water at the corners — almost as if the models had touched up last night's makeup.
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It all started when Alba texted Ramos, informing him she needed her roots touched up, he tells PeopleStyle, adding that it was then that he decided to give her a brighter, "happier" highlight upgrade.
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While getting her makeup touched up backstage, she said, "I am doing great … it's crazy because you know you have self-doubt during the competition, because there are so many great people," she admitted.
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Kennedy posted a 1.35 ERA in his first three starts but was touched up for seven hits and five runs in six innings his last time out — a 6-1 loss to the Angels.
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" — SAMANTHA BEE, showing a touched-up image of Post Malone with the name "Sackler" emblazoned across his chest "One of their children likes to grow herbs as 'a self-taught student of traditional medicines.
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It looks like Orange Is The New Black star and nominee Uzo Aduba's keeping her hair coily and natural, just like Union, but posted a Boomerang on Instagram as she got her brows touched up.
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Instagram Stories aims to lower the bar for sharing all types of photos and video — and not just the carefully planned and painstakingly touched-up photographs that are typical of the service, Mr. Systrom said.
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At the time, she typically frequented the salon once a week to get her gray roots touched up, so she knew that by the end of the vacation, her silvery hairs would be more visible than ever.
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Getting it touched up isn't cheap either; I'll need to bleach my roots and trim my ends every six to eight weeks, and that comes with a hefty price tag — like a "half-my-rent" price tag.
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The teen fashionista appeared to get her Mary Jo tattoo – in honor of her grandmother – touched up by JonBoy Tattoo in New York City's West Village on Saturday, as well as a new piece on her finger.
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" He adds: "I feel like traditional artists feel like everything that they do has to be perfect and touched up, and it has to be about something that would be able to be played on the radio.
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Beyond accusations that cards are being touched up, complaints are surfacing that prices have surged because of market manipulation, said Darius Houseal, who works in finance in New York and spends six figures annually on collecting cards.
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And the remarkable "Terminus," which masses together sheets of red Perspex, ancient wood beams, rusted steel and steel whose industrial paint surfaces were both touched up and ground down by the artist, seems both open and closed.
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For makeup, Jenner stepped on the runway in a dewy "her-skin-but-better" look: enough foundation coverage to hide imperfections (without looking overly done up), touched up brows, simple eye makeup, a pinky nude lip and major lashes.
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Everyone in this damn series strutted like a touched up supermodel too, with the perfect hair and chiseled cheeks; injecting hormonal extras an experience of what it feels be gawky, young, and sentimentally driven to the point of disorientation.
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Mr. Crane said he hoped that for fans of Mr. Smith, the touched-up album and its revealing surrounding artifacts would reward the kind of close listening associated with canonical songwriters like Leonard Cohen, Nick Drake and John Lennon.
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Meanwhile, the highly pigmented, patent-finish lips popping up on the red carpet don't come easy — there's layering involved, and they need to be touched up more often than the matte lips I've been sporting for the past few years.
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Singers rehearsed onstage, scene painters touched up backdrops and performers offstage squeezed into corsets and uniforms for a dress rehearsal of "The Yeomen of the Guard" inside a 19833-seat theater under a church on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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Walls that have gotten scuffed, dinged or marred can be touched up using a Magic Eraser (when working with a Magic Eraser, always test it on an inconspicuous spot to ensure it doesn't damage the finish in need of cleaning).
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Of course, the frequency in which you get your roots touched-up depends on how quickly your hair grows, how dark your base is, and whether or not you're getting a partial highlight or bleaching your entire head from root to tip.
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As for the eyes, the pair kept things simple by blending a bronzer into her eye socket for warmth and dimension, then touched up her arches with the Kelley Baker Brow Defining Pencil ($22) and the Kelley Baker Clear Brow Setting Gel ($16).
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Noticing increasingly-curated Instagram feeds filled with touched-up images, Matt Titone, founding partner of LA-based creative agency ITAL/C and surf lifestyle publication Indoek, sought to bring some of the spontaneity back to photography by taking the medium back to basics.
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While the term was adopted among internet commenters just years after the software's release on February 19th, 19923, it didn't become widespread until stories about edited propaganda and touched-up celebrities began to regularly fill our news feeds almost two decades later.
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One could skip the bands entirely and fill their day on the Coachella grounds with endless games of dodgeball, ferris wheel rides, Record Store Day shopping in the on-site retail hub, the silent dance party, yoga, vintage shopping, and getting their hair touched up.
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Dodgers LH Alex Wood (5-33, 1.88) Arrieta pitched at Dodger Stadium in the National League Championship Series last October and things didn't go very well as he was touched up for four runs and six hits in five innings in a 6-0 loss.
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In between Instagramming himself on photoshoots and backstage at Virgil's show (where he got his skin touched up before hitting the runway), the Migos rapper was photographed out and about wearing baggy striped Gunther Paris pants, a rope around his waist and a black Balenciaga turtleneck.
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The Santa Clarita Diet star visited beloved colorist Tracey Cunningham at Mèche Salon in Los Angeles today to get her naturally dark roots touched up before filming begins on the second season of the Netflix show, and she brought her older daughter Olive along for the ride.
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The next day, no beans were spilled, but Mr. Trump retweeted a meme of a picture of Melania, looking appropriately model-rific, juxtaposed beside Heidi Cruz, looking probably a lot like I do when I need my roots touched up and I've had it with my kids.
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"Pereira Sr. again complained that he still did not like the new finish on the columns that had been touched up in accordance with the approved July 6 sample; and Atelier again agreed to further modify … the columns in one last effort to satisfy Pereira Sr.," the suit says.
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Behind the furniture are three nested screens, onto which are alternately projected the Chrysler Building—faintly shimmering by day, a bright beacon in the murky city sky by night—and the corn and soy fields of Lucy's childhood, explosively green, as if touched up with Hulk-colored food dye.
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The Rockies, though, touched up the Rangers bullpen, putting runners on first and second with one out off Texas right-handed reliever Keone Kela, who had given up only one run on two hits in his previous nine games before walking Nolan Arenado and allowing a base hit to Reynolds.
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Her family's 17th-century ancestral estate in Sicily, with its ornate drapery, brilliantly colored wall murals and ancient frescoes that Rodriguez D'Acri and her mother touched up by hand, inspired the fabrics for Blazé: heavy linens in misty lavender and cream, plush velvets in tangerine and lemon hues, milky quilted silks and baroque lamé bouclés.
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" She's also a little vain, and Wolitzer pokes delicious fun at the foibles of a career speechifier in her grande-dame phase who can't quite turn off the well-modulated profundity, whether she's out at a bar with her colleagues—"The world is so enormous, but if you have places where they know what you like to drink, then all is well "—or on her way to the salon to get her highlights touched up: "If I added up all the time I've spent in such places, I could probably have traveled the world.
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Other people's screens are works in progress: they are tense and short texts with no context, typed and retyped, and then, for those underground, sent at the next stop; they are extraordinarily long messages, exchanges of lengths I was not aware were possible on a phone, from which one instantly turns away in shame after spotting the word "divorce;" they are selfies getting touched up, and then discarded; they are seemingly infinite group message chains full of religious affirmations; they are work emails with a lot of talk about clients, and the client, and our client, because the train is a place of work now, just like the office, just like the home.
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