" She used to get bikini waxes in a weird "shapes.
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It's also used in certain paint strippers, greases and waxes.
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"I'm looking for the goddess," waxes another, rose in hand.
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Wax can protect the wood; solid paste waxes are best.
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Husaini waxes his skis before the race at Santa Caterina.
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It waxes and wanes depending on whom I'm talking to.
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On Sunday, the moon waxes through Taurus until early Tuesday morning.
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In it, Mougayar waxes ecstatic about the future of distributed databases.
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The moon waxes in actionable Aries from Sunday to Monday afternoon.
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All this as he waxes lyrical about "discovery" in the background.
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Cadet, old and frail, waxes nostalgic about the revolution's many achievements.
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Speculation like this waxes and wanes with news and polling cycles.
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Silicon Valley Assessment: Come to Groupon for your discount bikini waxes!
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I've used other spray waxes and honestly, they're all pretty bad.
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Sunspot activity waxes and wanes, oscillating over an 11 year period.
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Mr. Matsumoto repeatedly waxes self-reflective, interviewing his actors (many nonprofessionals).
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Historians still argue about whether these waxes were clinical, arousing, or both.
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JK often waxes on startup advice for entrepreneurs on Snapchat and Twitter.
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The moon waxes in Gemini on Monday evening at 5:15 p.m.
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Zeke's self-portrait develops as he waxes scholarly about our pictures, ourselves.
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The moon waxes in sensitive Cancer on Wednesday night at 11:31 p.m.
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The belief in this fourth pillar waxes and wanes, but is always present.
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But honestly, I've had Brazilian waxes that are more painful than the tattoo.
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Cera calls himself Wally Brando and waxes philosophical about the Great American West.
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In the late aughts, Brazilian waxes took the pubic hair world by storm.
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Characteristic of Wolff's style, Siege waxes poetic on the special counsel's inner conflict.
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You'll find everything from soaps and waxes to microfiber cloths and leather conditioner.
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He waxes poetic about tortellini and elevated Parmesan cheese to a moral value.
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They make gauzy, ruminative music that waxes existential over lilting hip-hop beats.
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The Moon waxes full in thoughtful Gemini on Thursday at 12:12 a.m.
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In wet conditions, you want waxes that have a lot of fluorocarbons in them.
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Meanwhile, the moon moves into Aquarius on Monday and waxes there until Wednesday afternoon.
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The Moon waxes in friendly Libra until early morning Thursday at 5:37 a.
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She waxes in Scorpio just after, which ignites our desire for planning and action.
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On April 19th, as the moon waxes full in Libra at 7:20 a.
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On Saturday, the moon waxes into Capricorn, making R&R hard to come by.
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Though overall public support for nuclear waxes and wanes, the gender gap stays steady.
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Mirrors create an airy feel while flyers list the prices of manicures and waxes.
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Using a hot iron, he can mix the waxes to create hundreds of options.
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The fun waxes and wanes a bit more than in the first Mamma Mia!
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Our enthusiasm bubbles up when the Moon waxes full in Sagittarius at 103:30 a.m.
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On Thursday morning, she waxes in Gemini, the sign of dynamic communication, until Saturday morning.
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Meanwhile, the moon waxes in Pisces from Tuesday night until Thursday afternoon around 5PM EST.
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" For him, this carries dangers: "In Taoism we say: After the moon waxes, it wanes.
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"The crowd waxes and wanes, but the truth is, it makes no difference," she said.
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It made my car shiny, smooth, and repelled water longer than other waxes I've used.
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It made my car shiny, smooth, and repelled water longer than other waxes I've used.
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An exciting new Moon waxes in sociable Libra on Sunday until 10:123 p.m. EST.
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And then they remind me of the horror stories of getting their first bikini waxes!
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The beauty bar offers everything from makeup classes and facials to body waxes and spray tans.
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Total: $224 Treatments:I never get facials, treatments, or waxes, and I've never employed a glam team!
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It's important to remember that, just like the moon waxes and wanes, our emotions aren't forever.
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"The pain is actually really consuming, and I'm someone who waxes my own legs," Gail says.
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This group is not as tight with each other, so its collective imprint waxes and wanes.
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She waxes quietly enthusiastic about a grid of copper floor tiles by the Minimalist Carl André.
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The waxes, integral to making the skis glide across the snow, seep into the ski bases.
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Dr. Campbell also recommends steering clear of reusable waxes, which can spread germs and cause infection.
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Mr. Bogost, a professor of interactive computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology, waxes more ruminative.
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This wax warmer heats up scented waxes—just like a scented candle, but without the flame.
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Luckly, the moon waxes in deep feeling Cancer, helping us to process our emotions with more clarity.
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The weekend ends on a high note when the moon waxes in Leo until 9:38 p.m.
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Who's Most Likely To Get ThemAnyone who waxes, shaves, or plucks the area can develop vaginal acne.
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A string of lacquers, resins, waxes, bleaches and preservatives are required to stave off termites and decay.
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Bad haircuts, over-plucked brows, and painful bikini waxes aren't ideal, but they're not the end-all.
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Our energy ramps up on Wednesday night when the Moon waxes in Leo from 11:19 p.m.
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He waxes about "beautiful truffle oil infused with cannabis," applied with great care as a finishing oil.
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Benefit's brow pencil requires a variety of waxes and oils, including fruit wax, beeswax, and coconut oil.
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But Macron skids on past that; he waxes philosophical; he seems to like to hear himself speak.
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He calls the stills his "babies," waxes poetic on the viscosity and vanilla notes of Stranahan's Original.
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The Moon waxes into her first quarter in sensitive Cancer on Wednesday at 6:21 a.m. EST.
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We're pulled to follow our passions on February 9, when the Moon waxes full in showy Leo.
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EST, a surge of emotions arises when the Moon waxes full in Pisces on conjunct imaginative Neptune.
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On stage, Payton waxes on about Skye Leighton and switching sides and bravery and blah blah blah.
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Chaput's is ruminative and strains for optimism; Esolen waxes poetic in the service of a cultural jeremiad.
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Technicians like Brietschädel had applied the wrong combination of chemical waxes to the base of the athlete's ski.
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Genital "selfies," specifically, can be traced back to eighteenth-century Florentine waxes depicting the insides of human bodies.
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Map out strategies on the same day, when the moon waxes full in Scorpio 5:11 p.m. EST.
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Stringing AlongI have never quite understood why people don't reschedule their Brazilian waxes when they're on their period.
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DaVinci AscentThe DaVinci Ascent is a very functional dual-material vaporizer that accommodates both loose-leaf and waxes.
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Roxette lays in Lance's lap as she waxes poetic about the feelings she gets when they hook up.
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And we find that here, as Tony waxes poetic about many of the things in life he cherished.
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In this week's newsletter, Jasmine Sanders waxes about the merits of FaceTiming in moments of pleasure and peril.
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I've tried several other waxes for my own, but this is the one I've consistently come back to.
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More still could be found in private rooms getting, say, anti-aging laser treatments or deep bikini waxes.
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We begin our week sharp as tacks on Sunday as the Moon waxes in Virgo at 12:21 p.
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The moon waxes in financial-minded Taurus on Saturday, giving you the stamina you need to see them through.
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We'll collectively seek the spotlight this weekend as the moon waxes in Leo for the rest of the day.
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When he waxes eloquent, he sounds like he's in a Black Mirror pitch meeting: This technology will change everything!
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Make yourself a list of everything that must get started this week and follow through as the moon waxes.
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Together, Shannon and Alana work to get back into pageant shape — complete with spray tans, waxes and gown fittings.
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Jughead waxes over the how's and why's of FP getting out of jail, shooting Archie a knowing, guilty look.
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Get organized at home as the Moon waxes in Virgo all day Sunday, preparing you for a productive week.
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It waxes and wanes and affects the tides—and water, of course, is an element tightly associated with emotions.
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In the video above, Daniel Gruchy waxes his leg hair while Gavin Free films in 28,000 frames per second.
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This separates undesirable substances like waxes and chlorophyll from the oil so that only the terpenes and cannabinoids remain.
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For the documentary, Kruger narrates her start as an artist and waxes philosophical on being an "art world" artist.
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Glossier Stretch Concealer provides dewy, fresh, natural-looking coverage thanks to the micro-waxes and oils in the formula.
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EST, when the Moon waxes full in practical Virgo, opposing dreamy Neptune and forming a trine with lucky Jupiter.
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The weekend will be anything but laid-back as the Moon waxes into fiery Aries at 12:45 p.m.
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It's just that sometimes when he waxes poetic about life, love, and fatherhood it comes across as a little... intense.
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If you can produce on a smaller scale, you have more flexibility to start production as demand waxes and wanes.
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He waxes lyrical about the "beautiful model" of higher education he encountered in America at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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I could watch an entire episode of these two testing out side hustles to avoid Yankee Candle-certified bikini waxes.
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I prepaid for my waxes (it was buy nine, get three free), and I go every five to six weeks.
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In this video, Ive also waxes poetic about the new Magic Mouse design, which retains its look to this day.
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The problem is, the waxes we traditionally use are made from petroleum-based materials that are horrible for the environment.
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In the book, Tosca waxes fondly on her time traveling around the world, performing the act with her trainer, Barbara.
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Maybe you've decided to leave your Brazilian waxes to a sober professional, because your drunken attempt once led to disaster.
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"People who only have blackheads on the forehead are usually applying things like leave-in conditioners and waxes," he says.
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Why it matters: Patriotism waxes and wanes, but according to Gallup polling data since 2001, it's down among all Americans.
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Liverpool's and Manchester United's golden periods have rarely aligned in the past: One tends to wane as the other waxes.
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Your emotions could catch you by surprise on Monday, when the Moon waxes into her first quarter in chatty Gemini.
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Two more waxes for cast glass heads are beginning, while other materials are gathering, and inspirations collect on the walls.
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Make amends with those you love on Wednesday, when the Moon waxes in generous Sagittarius at 7:44 a.m. EST.
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Think about what you'd like to achieve next week as the Moon waxes in organized Capricorn at 1:43 p.m.
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Examine your need for independence on Saturday when the Moon waxes full in Aquarius on Saturday at 12:32 a.m.
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The sea ice, which even now covers 5.2 million square miles of ocean, naturally waxes and wanes with the seasons.
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And on Thursday afternoon, we're ready for action, as the moon waxes in Aries until Saturday at 12:13 PM EST.
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For a film that waxes eloquent about the unpredictability and volatility of love, the end feels like an unnecessary cop-out.
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Yet, in her own act of resistance she lyrically waxes about that same body as sexy and desirable in her lyrics.
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Future frequently waxes about drowning himself in a sea of drugs, clearly unable to cope with the isolating nature of fame.
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Finally, there are the ingredients that go into the devices, which can range from waxes to liquids to ground plant matter.
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Though no one would confuse the awkward de Blasio with Cicero, he often waxes poetic about his "historic" and "transcendent" successes.
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You'll find everything from car wash soaps and waxes to leather cleaners and microfiber cloths — plus a few other unexpected picks.
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We'll be ready to spring into action on Wednesday when the Moon waxes in receptive Pisces at 1:05 p.m. EST.
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Trump waxes eloquent about providing jobs as the panacea for the racial divide and curing the woes of the inner city.
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But a majority of victims have reported using products containing THC, such as waxes and oils that are heated and inhaled.
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Spray and liquid polishers, silicone-based waxes and oil soaps contain solvents that can damage furniture by lifting or discoloring the finish.
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Then comes layers of fluorocarbon powder and liquid waxes that often contain nasty solvent-based additives such as benzene, toluene, and xylene.
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Optimus Prime waxes poetic about how Earth is the new Transformers home, and how it's a pretty rad place to be. Fin.
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As the moon waxes into Gemini on the 22nd, we'll be ready to chat and swap ideas until 11:32 a.m. EST.
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He limits himself to highlighting the nationalists' exploitation of a mythologised past, and notes that national sentiment waxes and wanes with circumstance.
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This year, it's Sea of Solitude, which looks like a game for anyone who waxes nostalgic about The Legend of Zelda: Windwaker.
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Whether or not it functions as well as other waxes remains to be seen, but it's a step forward for environmental protection.
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"Tourette's is a condition that waxes and wanes," Gough said in another video when her symptoms were not presenting themselves as often.
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"Luckily, the freedom offered by the Internet offers a chance to resurrect the idea of writing for love, not money," waxes Rahim.
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"From the first time I ever came to London I was like, 'this is my city'," Seth Troxler waxes over the phone.
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While Trump waxes rhapsodic about the chances for U.S.–Russia partnership, the substance of his administration's policy has actually hardened, not softened.
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He then applies layers of sophisticated fluorocarbon waxes and powders, choosing from more than 50 types he keeps in two metal trunks.
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Unlike thick waxes that take a lot of time to apply, Zymöl Cleaner Wax goes on easy and it works exceptionally well.
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LB: University of Bologna's Collection of Anatomical Waxes "Luigi Cattaneo" and the Department of Biochemistry "Giovanni Moruzzi" certainly were the most eerie.
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Ahead we've rounded up eleven of the best with elegant and ghostly options from midnight-hued waxes to smokey fragrances and mysterious designs.
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As Jean waxes wise about "power" and "the bullied becoming the bully," we see that Tom has an unconscious (dead?) Allison in tow.
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Bikini waxes can be totally awkward — you are letting a complete stranger touch and closely examine your genitals under bright lights, after all.
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Back in his London office, overlooking a small park, Prokopenya waxes lyrical about the "incredible concentration of diversity, energy and opportunity" of London.
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There's something special about Derry Girls — exactly the kind of stuff that Erin waxes poetic about in her diaries and her swooning voiceovers.
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We start our week with our mission in focus as the Moon waxes in practical Capricorn on Sunday until 7:25 p.m. EST.
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We're called to reflect on our emotions as the Moon waxes full in perceptive Gemini on December 12 at 12:12 a.m. EST.
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I've been eating out less, traveling less, shopping less, reducing my normal beauty costs (cutting out things like manicures and waxes) and more.
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He waxes poetic a bit about how the two shared the same political philosophy and how they had lunch together once a week.
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The first, An Orbit, waxes and wanes with the moon, so wi-fi flows in and out of a home like the tide.
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Discuss any new guidelines you're setting for yourself on Monday when the moon waxes in Gemini from late Sunday evening until 7:49 p.m.
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As Kleinick waxes on about social engineering, corporations having their email compromised, and the recent WannaCry ransom attack, heads are drooping left and right.
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Why settle for a vape that can only handle oils, waxes, loose-leaf marijuana or e-liquids when one pen can do it all?
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Trust your timing, and gather your strength for Saturday, when the Moon waxes in organized Virgo early on Saturday morning at 12:25 a.
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The moon waxes in Aries on Sunday night before moving into Taurus at 8:28 PM EST, gearing us up for another exciting week.
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Over the course of their adorably awkward conversation, Fred waxes eloquent about the service industry, ideal first date dishes, and his opposition to Tinder.
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Seemingly calling straight from the hospital waiting room, voice choked with emotion, Michael waxes lyrical about Liverpool's dramatic Europa League victory over Borussia Dortmund.
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But the unconventional package design is more than just cute; it also keeps the flexible combo of waxes and waters inside the cylinder fresh.
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I've curated five products that keep my bikini area and legs free of bumps and irritation, while also saving a ton on regular waxes.
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A letter to the editor in an issue of GAMEPRO magazine, also in 2004, waxes on breathlessly about nude codes for Lara Croft's character.
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Most salon waxes cost anywhere from $15 to around $60 depending on the service, with almost all salons fitting in that general price range.
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Farrow, he says, was abusive and vindictive and obsessive, and on this point he waxes long and eloquent throughout the pages of his memoir.
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She waxes and cuts all day long, making only the money she earns in tips, which on a recent day last month was $22016.
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There's a mild paradox that this entirely digital movie waxes so nostalgic for analog-age stuff: Art Deco diners, big-knob radios, funky garages.
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Rachmaninoff's score gives a choice of two cadenzas: one is dazzling and scherzolike, while the other—marked "ossia," or "alternatively"—waxes grand and dark.
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At the foundry, Mr. Aceves retouches waxes and refashions pieces alongside the artisans who cast his creations, continuing the region's age-old collaborative tradition.
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Most have said they used products containing THC or cannabis, such as concentrated THC-rich waxes and oils, often purchased through the black market.
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The regressive measure is being offered by a majority party that regularly waxes poetic on the campaign trail about the wisdom of local government.
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Known as hash oil or honey oil, the product can be consumed in vape pens, candies, waxes and other forms that are increasingly popular.
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"In cold conditions, you want waxes that are hard and durable so the snow crystals can't dig into the ski base as much," he says.
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" Jake Orlowitz, of the Wikimedia Foundation, waxes oratorical: "A Decentralized Web belongs to all of us: Its power lies in our connections to each other.
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While she waxes on about the "millions of suffering children" and the ways she would advocate for them, she doesn't appear to have concrete plans.
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In a recent interview with Glamour magazine, the model-slash-actress got real about nip slips, her marriage, and Brazilian waxes... or the lack thereof.
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Brazilian waxes became very popular — and baldness meant better opportunities for women to actually look at (and, yes, scrutinize) the physical characteristics of their vulvas.
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Waste is then converted into various products, including synthetic crude oil, natural gas, electricity, refined products (from diesel to high-value waxes) and specialty chemicals.
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Still, one can't help wanting to believe someone like Mark Zuckerberg when his eyes go doe-like and he waxes poetic about connecting the world.
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The team has a few dozen waxes, most of them manufactured by Nordic companies, with names like Swix and Toko, that specialize in ski products.
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Among the 27 cases interviewed so far, 89% reported using e-cigarettes or other vaping devices to use THC products, such as waxes and oils.
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Sea ice waxes and wanes with the seasons, and when there's less sea ice, the polar bears take up residence on the neighboring Baffin Island.
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The cultural elite on the coasts waxes poetically on the benefits of free trade, but no other country allows unfettered imports like the United States.
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Exercise patience and tackle feelings of vulnerability on Wednesday as the Moon waxes into her first quarter in sensitive Pisces at 1:58 a.m. EST.
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Pay attention to how you manage stress on Wednesday as the Moon waxes into her third quarter in perfectionist Virgo at 11:56 p.m. EST.
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Earlier in the second episode, when Cox's waitress is worried that their cannibal allies won't be able to defeat the Blood Drive racers, Cox waxes philosophical.
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In the song, West waxes philosophically about unity, love, and free thought — oddly contrarian themes that have cropped in his recent Twitter screeds as of late.
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Let these emotions build as the moon waxes, then speak from the heart on the 223nd when the full moon is in Gemini in the morning.
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A 2013 scouting report uses terms like "no intention of more closely examining" and "rather thick in the torso" but it waxes reverent about his power.
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Lohan waxes poetic about Mykonos in a voiceover, while stock footage plays of white stucco balconies and ample bikini-clad butts diving into the turquoise ocean.
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Pre-Show Prep Many women competing on the Bachelor book everything from highlights and bikini waxes to lash extensions and Botox before the first cocktail party.
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There's an ongoing discussion about health, risk and football, and it waxes and wanes depending on what happens on the field, what's happening off the field.
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"I always have impeccable timing," said the 37-year-old creator of The Bearded Bastard, a line of waxes, pomades, and oils for men's facial hair.
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Storm fronts and cloud covers sometimes require grid operators to ensure that conventional power is readily available as solar and wind power generation waxes and wanes.
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It is used in paint strippers, dyes, greases, varnishes and waxes, and it can be found in antifreeze, aircraft de-icing fluids, deodorants, shampoos and cosmetics.
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We see Lady Gaga, her bound wrists undergirding her raised legs, or the Icelandic popstar, Björk, who waxes eulogistic about Mr. Araki in a video here.
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Sales in the unit, which sells higher-margin products such as greases, waxes and white oils, fell about 7 percent in the fourth-quarter ended Dec. 31.
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At Sochi, Brietschädel and other Norweigan ski technicians tested dozens of combinations of skis and waxes alongside the athletes in the hours leading up to the race.
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Regarding the project's description, Angelucci waxes eloquent about the juxtapositions of colonial entitlement, scientific curiosity, a rising interest in photography, and a newfound public perception of spirituality.
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With names like Champagne Toast and Christmas Cheer, these candles — made with natural waxes and botanical perfume oils — seem to have already RSVPd to said holiday party.
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When I speak to facialist Vaishaly Patel, she waxes lyrical about the benefits of straightforward skin care, especially if you already have sensitive or problem-prone skin.
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Between six and 10 layers of wax are applied to each ski and weather and snow conditions play a big part in deciding what waxes Moore chooses.
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These hydrocarbons are then separated to produce the synthetic diesel fuel, as well as waxes Audi says can be used by the food, cosmetics and chemical industries.
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Via chemical recycling, PET can be "cracked" at temperatures of 500 degrees Celsius or higher to recover gases, hydrocarbon fuels and waxes that can be used elsewhere.
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We're in an optimistic and cautious mood on March 9, when the Moon waxes full in practical Virgo opposing dreamy Neptune, creating a trine with lucky Jupiter.
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Their relationship is so believable, and feels so personal, that at the end, when their grandmother (Shelley Long) waxes on about sisterly love, it feels too sentimental.
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The Moon waxes full during a partial lunar eclipse in hard-working Capricorn on July 16, changing our view of authority figures and who should hold power.
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Waxes left my hair looking (and feeling) like a helmet and pomades made my hair appear as if it hadn't been washed in a long, long time.
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She used waxes, inks, washes, and resin to achieve shadows and texture in her clay pieces, and would incorporate found objects and organic matter into her work.
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"In our process, we can get the oil hydrocarbons as the major products and some waxes as the minor products," Chuan Qin, a student at SIOC, said.
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His farewell statement waxes rapturously about his love for the game, yet ends with a sly allusion to mental disabilities it may have already doomed him to.
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The X9.3 flare is the largest flare recorded so far in the current solar cycle—an approximately 0003 year-cycle in which the Sun's activity waxes and wanes.
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"Malibu," though, lets him write his own version of the region's sound, and in places on this album, as on "Celebrate," he waxes rhapsodic about the city itself.
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After all, The Cheetah Girl franchise waxes poetic about sisterhood and girl power — North's favorite film might have just inspired Kim to send her former pal some love.
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Poland's ruling party, for example, waxes lyrical about the country's Catholic way of life, and lavishes subsidies on big families, who are likely to be rural and religious.
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Archie waxes poetic about a possible future where our central quartet of characters lives out their dreams in New York City; Archie becomes a musician, Jughead a writer.
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JY, who uses a man's name and whose profile picture looks male, asked if Ms Poyer did Brazilian waxes, a procedure that entails the removal of pubic hair.
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His voice is all over that podcast thanks to taped telephone conversations between him and podcast host Sarah Koenig, who waxes poetic about pretty much everything about him.
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The cosmetics industry's trusty pal beeswax is the base of most lipsticks, so make sure yours uses an alternative (plant-based candelilla and sunflower seed waxes are popular).
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In fact, plenty of cast members also had to book their share of spray tans and body waxes — the latter of which occurred even after the movie debuted.
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Ms. Peralta-Ramos designs the jewelry on a computer, her team in Los Angeles 3-D-prints waxes for casting and the pieces are then made by hand.
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For the preceding week, the moon will be getting brighter and more dominating in the night sky as it waxes from first quarter moon to a full moon.
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And sort of waxes and wanes, I think, depending on sort of like, there's a lot of credit card stuff and mortgage stuff that comes back and forth.
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Wrong move; Le Brun is a quack who considers smallpox like roses and waxes on pain and beauty, before administering an elixir that does more harm than good.
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When growing out your hair you're going to have to switch up your styling routine since heavy waxes, gels, and greasy pomades don't work well with long hair.
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The unit that sells greases, waxes and white oils posted a surprise loss of $23 million in the first quarter, compared with Morgan Stanley's income estimate of $28 million.
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Here he waxes optimistic about biotechnology, synthetic technology (creating new industrial materials) and "fintech" (where Britain's deep capital markets give it an edge even over Silicon Valley, he argues).
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But while the U.N. waxes lyrical about environmental protection and the importance of conservation, food security and non-violence, Danon says key bodies have been silent on this issue.
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Facials, waxes, haircuts: Why pay up to see a professional when you can do the same thing at home, all by yourself, for a mere fraction of the price?
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One thing I found really interesting is the idea that your microbiome waxes and wanes, and some species are more common in some parts of the day than others.
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In the song, Eminem takes on the persona of "Stan," a "stalker fan" of Slim who waxes poetic about his love of the rapper in a series of letters.
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Devised "in light of the huge plastic pollution as well as the critical energy needs in China," the process basically melts the old plastic into liquid fuels and waxes.
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Meanwhile, Lexi waxes poetic on the meaning of high school, as Maddy and Nate go head-to-head in a more age-appropriate and wildly passive aggressive dance-off.
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Gunter waxes anyway, but she takes precautions to make it as safe as possible Although waxing isn't gynecologist-approved, Gunter said it's the hair removal method she personally prefers.
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And while the genre waxes and wanes like the moon over a creepy old house, it is unlikely to disappear as long as we have fears that need purging.
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The unit that sells greases, waxes and white oils posted a surprise loss of $9.1 million in the first quarter, compared with Morgan Stanley's income estimate of $12 million.
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How and why Vaseline Lip Therapy worksVaseline seals in moisture and nourishes parched lips with petroleum jelly, a gooey-like substance comprised of a mix of oils and waxes.
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Ironically, western media daily waxes poetic collusions about Russian meddling; at the very same time, they ignore the frontline of this war between Moscow and western democracy happening in Donbas.
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The mostly-female cast didn't just get sprained and bruised while preparing for day one, they also got perms, shag haircuts, spray tans, and countless waxes to get into character.
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I've been pretty consistent with going since I decided this is a beauty/grooming routine worth putting my money into last year, and I love the lady who waxes me.
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Her brand is wildly popular among pet owners, so much so that she struggles to keep up with production on best-selling items like waxes, oils, and hemp-based treats.
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Spend a little time each day pushing your project ahead (watering those seeds, so to speak) as the moon waxes to fullness in Gemini on the morning of the 22nd.
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In the skit, Maya as Anna waxes poetic on what makes her New York just so great, a city she describes as a silk men's blouse, loose and too big.
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In an audio embarrassingly leaked this week, Mr Temer addresses the nation as if he has assumed power; he waxes eloquent about economic reforms but makes no mention of corruption.
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The size of the U.S. presence in Afghanistan waxes and wanes, gains are made then lost, and nothing really changes—which is what Trump so succinctly captured in his tweet.
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This is not a new theme, of course — it waxes and wanes with circumstance — but after a multi-decade rise in inequality, it has come roaring back to the fore.
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What conservative has the gravitas and authority to speak for Republicans who have been gritting their teeth every time that Trump waxes effusively about Vladimir Putin or Mohammed bin Salman?
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Last year's deal: Grande Cosmetics Conditioning Peptide Mascara, $17.50 (originally $25) [You saved $7.50]A mascara that not only lifts and volumizes, but treats eyelashes with growth-encouraging peptides and waxes.
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New York-based Harry's sells razors, shaving creams, lotions, soaps and other grooming products, embossed with its quirky hairy elephant logo, as well as Flamingo line of women's razors and waxes.
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In the aforementioned Times piece, Wolfhard waxes on about how much he adores Twin Peaks, so I know he must be so stoked to be recording with one of his heroes.
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Outside a polling station in a well-to-do part of Medan, Ela Wijayo, a lawyer sporting a bejewelled hijab and a shiny gold handbag, waxes lyrical about Mr Edy's piety.
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To get that speed, competitive racers spend hours crafting the perfect combination of chemical waxes to reduce friction over changing snow conditions and achieve the slipperiest surface between snow and ski.
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This was the decade that brought Girls Gone Wild to the screen and made Brazilian waxes de rigueur, when girls pined for prohibitively expensive American Girl dolls and Limited Too clothes.
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Give me the slovenly Cheri who is "shredded by despair," cowering in a "lair of regret" over the Cheri who waxes on about life being a river of tributaries and waterfalls . . .
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Each player also has a secret objective such as exploring the whole map or maintaining a balance between the factions, whose power waxes and wanes based on the choices players make.
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Outrage waxes and wanes in the British press and among government ministers in accordance with the severity of the crime and, all too often, the race, class and ethnicity of victims.
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Inevitably, Simón and Inés fall into a kind of rivalry for priority both in the boy's life and in his heart, and he waxes and wanes in his attachment to each.
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He also waxes nostalgic about the depth and breadth of U.S. cooperation with Germany during his time working as U.S. spokesman at the United Nations, including for then-Ambassador John Bolton.
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READ: Trump waxes nostalgic for the good old days of executing spies "I am more concerned about people in the government disclosing that information to potentially harass the whistleblower," Colapinto said.
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"If you have lighter skin, your hair follicles are usually finer, so when you get waxes, it's not such a disruption to the skin that you get dark spots," she explains.
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Congressman Jair Bolsonaro, a former Army captain who waxes nostalgically about the dictatorship, is second in the polls behind da Silva, who is jailed and likely will not be able to run.
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" As for the ink, which according to the National Association of Printing Ink Manufacturers is most likely comprised of soybean oil, pigments and waxes, it's not an "according-to-OSHA hazardous chemical.
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During that cycle, the amount of high-energy plasma ejected from the surface of the Sun waxes and wanes, giving rise to periods of more or less space weather here on Earth.
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Rex waxes poetic about how people who live in big-city apartments are suckers and how sleeping without a pillow (just like the Native Americans, he says) is good for your posture.
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They're the kind of liberal, educated family in which unconventionality is prized, Christmas and Hanukkah are celebrated jointly, dinner-table talk waxes rowdy and smart and professional accomplishment is taken for granted.
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And it may play a key role in aging, a new scientific review found, after researchers examined how it waxes and wanes in response to a body's available nutrients and growth signals.
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Paraffin-free and made entirely out of natural waxes (coconut, soy and bee), each candle comes in a refillable, handblown Murano glass vessel, making it especially dazzling for a mantelpiece or countertop.
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An irate Earn waxes from fuming indignation to pained distress over the loss of his phone — his sole tradeable commodity — until Darius meekly offers his own phone for Earn to use as tender.
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A paper from one clinic did note, however, the rise in the number of so-called Brazilian waxes among patients (men as well as women) and a concurrent decline in pubic hair lice.
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Exxon will add a plant producing 400,000 tons of polymers a year and an olefins plant that will produce 350,000 tons of feedstocks for polyethylene, waxes and lubricating oils at Baytown by 2022.
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I'm rapidly learning that many plastic-free products are heavily reliant on waxes and solid oils for their structural composition, meaning that they have a tendency to slip and slide around your face.
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Much depends on Jimmie, who waxes and wanes, sometimes rises and then falls in a city that — with this ravishing movie — he insistently stakes a claim on, one indelible image at a time.
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But most of those studies have looked at people and their exercise habits only once in their lives, rarely delving into what happens as someone's workout routine waxes or wanes across the decades.
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This became the standard of masculinity for some time: Rugby players started getting back, sack, and crack waxes; prime ministers appeared on the cover of GQ; nobody wore a tie for almost a decade.
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In the article, which Rowan published on his Twitter account, Cooper waxes poetic about his best friend-turned-girlfriend Deborah Landes and how not-at-all awkward it is that they had started dating.
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Over an easy, sparse Ronny J beat (Denzel Curry, XXXTentacion, Lil Pump), wifi—fresh off the heels of his XXL Freshmen cypher—sits in the groove's pocket and waxes poetic about pills and lean.
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On her shop's page, visitors can see offerings, from haircuts and waxes to facials and merchandise; read shout-outs from celebrities and view footage of barbers at work and out in the surrounding neighborhood.
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In the Arctic, sea ice waxes and wanes with with seasons but in the last decades rising temperatures have caused lower ice levels, according to researchers with the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
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They are covered in a large quantity of fine hairs coated with special waxes that let them encapsulate themselves in a body-hugging bubble that protects them from water that would doom an ordinary insect.
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Click here to view original GIFIntel analyst-cum-analytical writer, Ian—when not fiending for coffee or "developing a story" (running)—waxes poetic about science, policy, race, religion and historical narratives where they all intersect.
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When the moon waxes to fullness this Sunday, December 3, it will be at a point in its orbit where it is particularly close to Earth, causing it to appear larger and brighter than usual.
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At the moment, three tres leches cakes chill in the fridge, squash stewed with kaffir lime leaves sits on the stove and Smith waxes poetic about the dough (a kabocha focaccia) pressed between her palms.
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That fact is not made clear to its general readers; its "About" section waxes on about how contributors can read and write "freely" but nothing at all about the fact it only pays some writers.
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Plus, the brand's proprietary Hair Growth Minimizing technology on the mask's lower half is made specifically to reduce the appearance and thickness of pesky facial hairs in between waxes (we're looking at you, upper lip).
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He waxes poetic about how Marcus has the potential to change the world with his malevolence, going on and on about how evil is just as capable of making a positive difference in the world.
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Read More:The Terrifying Reason This Woman Was Burned By Essential Oils6 Horrifying Beauty Treatments That Make Brazilian Waxes Seem Like A Fun TimeThis Woman Took A Bath Wearing Coconut Oil — & It Went Horribly Wrong Related Video:
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But instead of spinning another yarn, he waxes romantic about the hours of so-called menial labor that went into everyday objects that, centuries later, are now treasures in one of the world's pre-eminent museums.
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"I removed myself from all these little situations, looking for some autonomy or self-reliance that I didn't have before," he waxes when recalling what he's taken away from the last six years of his life.
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The soap is highly-concentrated, so you won't need loads of it to create a lot of suds, and the formula is pH balanced, which means that it won't strip away waxes, sealants, or protective coatings.
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Diesel, wearing a leather vest, no shirt, and a shark's tooth necklace, waxes rhapsodic about the line of Street Sharks toys, demonstrating their various selling points on a barrage of lesser toys, including, pointedly, some Ninja Turtles.
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Brougham, 62, brushes off the record she has set as the nation's oldest Olympic competitor, saying she did little to earn that honor, but waxes poetic when it comes to her 13-year-old German born mount.
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In Downton Abbey, Lady Mary Crawley's interest in her suitors often waxes or wanes without incident or explanation; her coldness to Edith is sometimes retributive, but sometimes a random attack — not unlike Hamlet's spontaneous railing at Ophelia.
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Just like in past years, each day of the sale will feature up to four deals, which are a mix of 50% off specific products and in-store services, like blowouts and brow waxes at Benefit counters.
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In it, this fine writer borrows advice on being comedic, not poignant, from another fine writer who, himself, is a writer-who-waxes-eloquent-on-dogs (don't click here, either, if you really don't want a spoiler).
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Anchored by the north and south magnetic poles (which tend to shift and even reverse every million years or so), the field waxes and wanes in strength, undulating based on what&aposs going on in the core.
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For the unfamiliar, the marijuana products available at these shops, where the sale of marijuana is legal in the U.S., would range from buds or "flowers," to edibles and concentrates in the form of waxes, oils and more.
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Trump has been known to set up opposing camps of advisers, whose relative influence waxes and wanes through a series of internal fights, and also at times simply takes the position of the last person he spoke to.
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In the video, which was seemingly filmed by the driver of the car taking Garner home from surgery, the actress waxes poetic about the beauty of the "sad part of Hamilton," the Broadway musical everyone is raving about.
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He adores France for its history, waxes lyrical about the France shown in its classical literature, has a million and one ideas about what France could and should become and how it should present itself to the world.
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"I think in years gone by, when things like Hollywood [waxes] weren't in fashion, people didn't notice their labia so much because a lot of hair grows there," says Amanda Tozer, a consultant gynecologist at the London Clinic.
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In order to crack the case, Max must go undercover at a dog show and learn what it takes to be a champion, a process that involves "doggie pedicures, Botox and Brazillian waxes," according to a film synopsis.
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Since he's been president, he has often been able to turn the 24-hour news networks into his own ad hoc Trump TV, even if their interest in his every move waxes and wanes from month to month.
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True to the retired schoolteacher he is, Mr. Zahs waxes on about nativity scenes, cemeteries and that old farm equipment just as heartily as he does about long-lost silent movies and the technology used to show them.
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The wax workers of Florence had long been famous for exceptional fine anatomical waxes crafted for sacred use, in the form of effigies or anatomically shaped ex votos left at a saint's shrine to commemorate or request divine intervention.
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Diana waxes and wanes the more Sophie takes her anti-depressants, and we learn that she first met Diana when she was committed as a teenager because her parents evidently didn't know how else to handle her mental condition.
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In an interview with Fashionista, founder Emily Schubert explains that she and her sister Laura developed Fur to help find middle ground between Brazilian waxes and the stereotypically "unkempt" pubic hair that people tend to associate with non-shavers.
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And on David Lynch's creepy, brilliant "Twin Peaks," he played Dale Cooper, the cherry-pie-inhaling, coffee-swilling F.B.I. special agent who waxes poetic about the majestic beauty of Douglas firs and turns out to have a dangerous past.
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" He waxes nostalgic about "aging members of the Greatest Generation," especially his grandmother Elda, a tiny dynamo of a woman who jury-rigged her newborn baby's bassinet to a "lumbering old John Deere as she taught herself to harvest.
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LipSense is infused with a mix of oils and waxes to keep your pout hydrated, but the addition of alcohol may trigger somewhat of a burning or tingling feeling when it comes in contact with a dry or split area.
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Victoria, a teacher in a rural part of Kalimantan, Indonesia's chunk of Borneo, waxes lyrical about the highway that eases the journey from her school to the nearest town, saying it has encouraged more of her pupils to apply to university.
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He was referring to so-called concentrates, the mass-market, cannabis-extracted oil that fills vape pens and that makes up not only topicals and most edibles, but also alternative delivery methods such as dabs, waxes, shatter, and live resin.
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All the grunts, the guttural noises, the glee with which she waxes poetic on farts and messy sex and pubic hair, together serve to bracket the harder times that Wong faced emotionally as she fought to make a name for herself.
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Sehgal is also a frequent contributor to the podcast Inside the New York Times Book Review, where she waxes enthusiastic and esoteric on books like Cleopatra's Nose ("really sensually written") and The Age of Insight ("it makes you seethe with ideas").
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"The economic data waxes and wanes and there's clearly a seasonal adjustment in the first quarter from which we see a bounce back," said David Donabedian, chief investment officer of CIBC Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management in Washington, agreeing with the Fed's diagnosis.
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Duh, it's porn stars, the people who have to think about what their pubic area looks like up-close and in HD. Now, you may think that, given these women's profession, they'd be all about regular laser hair removal treatments and bikini waxes.
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New York-based Harry's sells razors, shaving creams, lotions, soaps and other grooming products, embossed with its quirky hairy elephant logo, as well as Flamingo line of women's razors and waxes over the internet and also in Walmart Inc and Target Corp stores.
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Ahead, we've compiled a series of hair removal horror stories that are sure to have you double checking the sharpness of your razor and patch testing any waxes or creams you might slather on the next time you're looking to score smooth skin.
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Instead, Guy waxes philosophical on the difficulties of being human — from life being nothing but loss to the pains of going to a job he hates just to return home and unwind with double-cheeseburgers and hours of Pay-Per-View porn.
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While Anytime Fitness is an established franchise with around 3,300 outlets globally, beauty chain Waxing the City is a growing brand with about 70 sites in the U.S. Jurek wanted to find new ways of advertising its services, including intimate bikini waxes.
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Produced by Dornik, the track oozes with a neo-soul sweetness that's familiar to The Internet, and Syd's vocals are pushed confidently up in the mix as she waxes lyrical about the crazy behaviour that can only come from being horrendously in love.
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Using clips from AMC's "Mad Men" and interviews with its creator, Matthew Weiner, this four-part series waxes nostalgic about the creative types behind such classic campaigns as the Marlboro Man, the Energizer Bunny, "I Love New York" and Calvin Klein Jeans.
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In the first scene of "In Between," an older woman waxes the legs of a younger one while counseling her on men: Keep your mouth shut and your body smooth, and never let on that you know what you're doing in bed.
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This seems perfect for a kind of relatively educated Democratic voter who consumes a lot of political media, someone who waxes nostalgic for the Obama presidency and listens to every episode of Pod Save America — a show whose hosts, incidentally, are big Buttigieg fans.
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Instead of sitting on top of your skin in a cakey patch, it features elastic micro-waxes that move with your skin, so you don't have to worry that the concealer you plopped on top of that surprise pimple is going to crack up.
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Within the walls of a tall dark warehouse in Moscow, a large-scale art installation made up of 260 laser beams waxes and wanes to an ominous soundscape produced by Tundra, the Saint Petersburg arts collective responsible for massive, immersive media installations like My Whale.
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The brief waxes rhapsodic on the significance of the wedding cake: the creations are "iconic symbols that serve as the centerpiece of a ritual in which the married couple cuts the cake in front of their guests, marking the celebratory start to their marriage".
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Open up her very own shop — a space where plus-sized women (who account for 67% of the U.S. population, but are only represented in 2% of media) could comfortably and confidently get extensions, haircuts, spray tans, manicures, and waxes without fear of discrimination.
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For all the metal brushes and waxes on his bench, a large part of his work is digesting the information provided by the wax companies, coaches and his own trips up the mountain to determine what kind of snow and temperatures can be expected.
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He waxes lyrical on his hope that "I and all my wonder, my long-lost friend, have not yet run out of time," and on his love for his now-defunct blog, where he could build up a base of knowledge and interact with experts.
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Jon offers Longclaw back to Jorah, Tormund waxes rhapsodic about Brienne (who will probably not love his idea of romance being "I want to make giant babies with you"), Gendry gets more of a chance to express his frustration with Beric and Thoros, and so on.
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But he also waxes lyrical about the prospect of running Manchester if he is elected: while Parliament is overwhelmed by Brexit he will be able to try out new ideas (for example, about developing "property banks" to end rough sleeping) and also reconnect politics with the people.
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In the 21st century, Brazilian waxes hit the real world and the small screen: Who can forget the infamous Carrie-gets-a-wax scene from Sex and the City, or the time that Jennifer Love Hewitt devoted a chapter in her book to all matters of vajazzling?
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But early on, as Cap'n Bill Paxton waxes rhapsodic about the vessel, an underling replies, "You are so fulla shit, boss"—a line that gets at the push-pull at the film's heart, in which tough-stuff action comes up against unabashed romanticism and folds upon contact.
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I loved seeing RIC OCASEK make his full-name, New York Times Crossword debut, and other entries that I liked include WHAT A JERK, MANICOTTI, NO TAG BACKS, DESDEMONA, HOT MESS, WAXES POETIC, REAL TROOPER (which I first had as the variable REAL TROUPER) and GERALD FORD.
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Read more: Taylor Swift's new album 'Lover' leaked early, and fans are already saying it's the best of her careerIn her new song fittingly entitled "London Boy," Swift waxes lyrical about the English capital, and the many, many, many places she likes to visit in the city.
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A patriotism that waxes and wanes so volatilely from avoiding my home country for six months at a time and openly considering renouncing my American citizenship, to taking my vacation time to go to a desert in Texas and get a USDA stamp tattooed on my ass.
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When shaving becomes too time-consuming, regular waxes continue to hurt like a bitch, and epilating feels like a form of modern torture, laser hair removal — which uses targeted laser beams to destroy hair follicles and prevent future growth — can start to feel like a really good idea.
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The latest LEGO Movie 2 trailer starts off so bleak as Wyldstyle waxes broodingly over a Mad Max-style post-apocalyptic landscape, only to be interrupted by the ever-plucky Emmet, which opens the door for the rest of the exceedingly delightful LEGO Movie vibe to wash over everything.
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In the opening scene of "The Fall of the American Empire," written and directed by the veteran French-Canadian filmmaker Denys Arcand, a young philosopher Pierre Paul (Alexandre Landry) waxes indignant to his bank-teller girlfriend, Linda (Florence Longpré), about how intelligence has nothing to do with success.
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Harry's sells razors, face washes and lotions, as well as the Flamingo line of women's razors and waxes, directly to consumers over the internet, offers subscriptions (a certain number of blades delivered to your home each month) and has struck a collaboration with the clothing retailer J. Crew.
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My mom waxes poetic about Srinagar, her hometown and the largest city in Kashmir; a tourism poster of the city hangs in my brother's home, and my half-white niece ignores it every day, proof of the privilege my parents wanted her to have when they moved to Canada.
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Anthony Eden (Jeremy Northam) waxes lyrical to the young men of Eton College about how his alma mater continues to be the "birthplace of Britain's leaders", that "narrowness at the top is not necessarily a bad thing" and that the education Eton provides has furnished those leaders with a certain "clarity".
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Adam has brought along Adam Jr., a terrifying doll that, even more terrifyingly, does not really bear any resemblance to Adam Sr. Also known as AJ, the doll — whose presence is never explained — poses seductively by the fire and, in a talking-head interview, waxes rhapsodic about Rachel in French.
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If you watch too much of it at once, you're likely to end up rolling your eyes as a critic waxes poetic about the best potato she ever had or as a chef frets over plating appetizers that, for all their technical prowess, are so slight they might as well be microscopic.
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Having been the cinematic subject of the male gaze for far too long, women are now gazing back with brutal genre subversions like the shit-talking fetus in Alice Lowe's Prevenge, cannibalism-triggering Brazilian waxes in Julia Ducournau's Raw, and a sorceress' campily villainous thirst for dick in Anna Biller's The Love Witch.
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It's strange to say that this mutt is relatable, but he definitely is, from the way he describes loneliness when owner Nan (Alison Tolman) has an increased workload to his feeble attempts to become more physical before ultimately accepting his body—even just the way he waxes poetic about how great naps are.
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Sentiment waxes and wanes in reaction to the events of the day, but Second Amendment rights are in fact widely and energetically supported today, and the prospect of the Second Amendment being undone — with a Republican Congress, Republican president, and a healthy Republican majority in the nation's state legislatures and governorships — is preposterous.
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There's an earnest quality to the episodes: Kevin Smith waxes nostalgic about falling in love with science fiction through TV broadcasts of Planet of the Apes and Star Wars, Neil Gaiman espouses the impact that Neuromancer had on the genre, and Nerdist's Chris Harwick geeks out about watching Star Wars and its impact on movie theaters and fandom.
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A lot of billionaires' wealth is theoretical—it is tied up in stock, which waxes and wanes as the days progress, or is locked into hard real estate, so their actual money on-hand is a lot less than the total calculation of their worth—but by my calculation, that puff puff pass cost Elon Musk: $695,231,000.
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Comprised of 14% pigment, 45% Indonesian coconut oil, and a mix of candelilla, sunflower, and Turkish rose waxes, each bar lends brilliant coverage (we'd even suggest skipping the concealer), satisfying slip (making blending with brushes, sponges, and fingers an absolute dream), and protection against whatever the environment slings at your face on a daily basis, like humidity.
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That said, I quite like the act of removing hair — I have a very nice relationship with my bikini waxer who also does my threading, I like shaving my underarms and watching the hair disappear, shaving my legs is a small yet satisfying task akin to drawing a little doodle, and plucking my bikini line between waxes is my kind of ASMR.
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In one of my favorite essays, entitled "Dust, Dirt, and Garbage (Dust as an Object of Contemplation" (1982), Kabakov waxes on about the inherent qualities of a masterpiece as a "library of associations," located, at least for him, in the "pail labeled: for garbage […] This is the role played by dust and, more generally, garbage, dirt, and trash," Kabakov says in the essay.
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There's Sculpt, $29, which is formulated with high concentrations of amino acids to encourage natural-looking volume and increased collagen production; Drench, $12, which eschews oils and waxes that coat the lips for the illusion of hydration in favor of deeply hydrating "water reservoirs"; and Pause, $27 — which, in terms of being a true hero, is actually your best bet for helping to maintain lip injections.
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In "Hong Kong," the last episode to air before Bourdain's death, that takes the form of an umbrella repairman who waxes philosophical about the importance of umbrellas to people in a city where it rains a lot, or the members of a rock band worried about limits on free expression, or a young chef doing what he can to put his spin on traditional Hong Kong cuisine.
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In H.G. Wells's "Men Like Gods" (1923) plants "had been trained and bred to make new and unprecedented secretions, waxes, gums, essential oils and the like, of the most desirable quality", which could serve as a slightly flowery mission statement for half the companies in this TQ. In Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "Herland" (1915), a race of parthenogenetic women live in a cornucopian Eden they have fashioned through science to meet their every need.
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly about her songwriting process, Bloom talked about writing "I Love My Daughter," the song in which Rebecca's boss, Darryl, waxes poetic about how much he loves his daughter (but not in a creepy way): If it didn't come from an established character, a way to heighten the joke of the song could be that even as he's saying, "I love my daughter but not in a creepy way," it's clearer and clearer that he does love his daughter in a creepy way. Right?
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