化妝已經成為一種普遍現象，不僅女孩，男孩也開始化妝。粉底液、氣墊面霜這些化妝必備的工具都是占據女孩子梳妝台的。這兩種選擇也比較糾結，氣墊面霜還是粉底好？其實，氣墊霜更推薦大家使用。為什麼？粉底的遮蓋力比普通氣墊霜更強，因為粉底厚實厚實，可以遮蓋瑕疵，但也意味著皮膚要承受更大的負擔，毛孔容易堵塞或堵塞，造成皮膚問題。氣墊霜輕盈透氣，讓足部毛孔有呼吸的空間。
2019年10款人氣粉底推介：YSL、CHANEL、Dior打造透薄美肌底妝。粉底妝比較麻煩，很多人在化妝上使用化妝工具，但會很漂浮，要均勻使用手妝並不容易。而氣墊面霜上的妝容則更為便捷，因為氣墊面霜本身就有自己的氣墊和化妝盒，不僅出門前化妝很方便，出門化妝也很方便。用過粉底的人都會知道，粉底塗得不好，或者顏色沒有選好，整個妝容就會看起來很“面膜白”。氣墊面霜顏色選擇簡單，自然色或亮膚色，根據自己的膚色選擇，妝感輕盈自然，會慢慢與肌膚融合，散發出自然的光澤感。
氣墊霜不僅不會對皮膚造成負擔，還含有一些植物成分和營養成分來呵護皮膚。因此，好的氣墊霜會讓你的皮膚越來越滋潤，越來越好。就像NFF麻葉水滴舒緩氣墊霜一樣，麻葉提取物可以緩解皮膚的外在傷害。修複皮膚屏障。不僅如此，它的妝容清澈自然，讓你的臉像去殼的雞蛋一樣閃亮滋潤。
事實上，粉底霜和氣墊霜都有各自的優勢。您可以根據自己的需要選擇。對於皮膚不好的精靈編輯來說，最好使用氣墊面霜，因為氣墊面霜會對你的皮膚造成二次傷害。而對於平時需要濃妝或油性皮膚的女孩來說，粉底也是更好的選擇。
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功效：由於小M我喜愛和陽光玩遊戲，時常曬到膚色好唔均勻好黑，就揀LightMAC的療程：PicoPlus 皮秒激光均色療程！它不單止可以打斑兼令膚色更均勻，還回復緊緻皮膚。直接濕敷爽膚水具有收縮毛孔的效果，也能很好的縮小粗大毛孔。這裏推薦的爽膚水是城野先生的毛孔收斂水，收斂效果很好，非常方便簡單。沒有太多複雜的生產方式。白醋綠豆粉面膜2種材質：白醋、綠豆粉、純淨水。做法：在幹淨的容器中放入兩湯匙綠豆粉，在容器中滴入5滴白醋，攪拌即可。在攪拌過程中，加入適量純水一起攪拌，使面膜成為糊狀。完全攪拌後，用面膜棒將面膜均勻塗抹在臉上，等待15分鍾後再用清水沖洗。
功效：MIOGGI PicoSure755皮秒激光，獲唯一美國FDA認證755皮秒儀器，採用蜂巢激光透鏡20倍聚焦能量，利用強大震盪波粉碎黑色素，瞬間震碎色斑、荷爾蒙斑，同時去凹凸洞及改善粗大毛孔，收毛孔，1個療程，改善4大肌膚問題！?即登記尊享首次體驗價\"白醋是一種酸性物質，能軟化角質、殺菌、嫩膚、除皺、緊膚，綠豆粉的原料是綠豆。綠豆富含蛋白質、碳水化合物和礦物質，以及胡蘿卜、維生素B1、維生素B2、維生素E等多種營養素，具有收斂、抗炎等功效。奶粉面膜3種材料：脫脂牛奶、面粉。做法：在一個幹淨的容器裏倒入三湯匙面粉，加入脫脂牛奶，用面膜棒攪拌，直到面粉變得糊狀，然後塗抹在臉上，等待15分鍾，然後用清水沖洗。
功效：牛奶富含蛋白質和礦物質成分，具有美白保濕功能，面粉和液體制成的面膜具有良好的收斂性和緊湊性，能收縮毛孔，收緊肌膚。蛋清面粉面膜4種材料：蛋清、面粉、水。做法：在一個幹淨的容器裏取3湯匙面粉，倒入蛋清中，用水攪拌，直到面膜變得糊狀，然後將其塗抹在臉上，等待15分鍾，然後用水沖洗。功效：面粉有很好的縮孔緊膚效果，蛋清是我們常說的蛋白質，富含蛋白質、氨基酸、維生素和礦物質。具有良好的消炎、護膚、收斂毛孔等功效。
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護老院環境邊間好?要評價的等級，那麼環境要素是一個十分客觀的硬體因素，松齡護老集團從空間面積、家居設施、陽光透進量等各個指標入手，建設出空間寬敞、陽光充足、設施完善的老人院環境。護老院擁有人均面積擁有五百平方尺的面積，家居設施均採用家庭溫馨式設計與佈置，整個環境是以生活社區形式呈現，提供給老人一個寬敞明亮、設施完善的舒適環境。老人院的清晨到來得格外早。由於老人大多睡眠質量比較差，護工每天早晨六點就開始為老人准備早飯。上午護工需要幫助長者洗澡，男女各隔天洗一次，很多身體衰弱的老人瘦弱無助如同嬰兒，很多時候要靠兩位護工抱上抱下，才能洗個澡。除了早中晚飯，養老院還提供下午茶，每天定點准時開飯，飯菜一般是一葷一素，有時也提供甜點。對於一些沒有行動力的老人，護工要協助長者完成進食。
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When parents tell a child that he or she was conceived from a donated egg, or donated sperm, it can come as quite a shock.
to help other couples have a child, two readers got in touch to explain how the revelation that they were donor children affected them - one said it split his family, the other said it drew hers even closer together.
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'My entire existence is a lie'
I found out I was donor-conceived when I was 22. The conversation was not planned. When my younger sister discovered she was pregnant she asked my parents if there were any hereditary family conditions that she needed to be mindful about. Then my parents told her that they couldn't answer her question that she had been born as a result of gamete donation.
My social father (this is what we call the parents who raise us) then told me that was also the case for me. He said they had gone to a doctor at Harley Street who had helped them conceive both myself and my sister, who is three years younger. But that was all he was willing to talk about and neither nor my social mother wanted to discuss the subject any more.
As I was conceived in the early 80s it's impossible to find records as to who the egg and sperm donors, my biological parents, are. It was rare for that information to be kept on file then.
I'd often wondered why I looked so different to the people that raised me. I'm tall, hairy, with dark eyes and features. My parents are shorter, pale with light eyes. I started wondering if maybe I could be of a different ethnicity. Suddenly my whole existence felt like a lie.
My relationship with my social parents deteriorated and I spent years moving around, doing a number of odd jobs. I also battled with gambling issues. I felt like a gypsy. I should add that my sister had a different reaction to me. She maintains a good relationship with our social parents, whereas mine has almost entirely broken down.
Even though I am now married, with a young child of my own, I am still against gamete donation. We shouldn't be playing around with science like this. If I had been adopted, it would be easier to trace the story of how I came to be and easier to find roots. As it stands it's unlikely that my egg or sperm donor parents knew each other, and I don't know the motivations of why they chose to donate.
I feel that donor conception is a trade in human beings and very few people consider the effects it has on a child.
John, 35, UK
'I also want to be an egg donor'
My sister and I have always been almost opposites - which was the main reason why I could tell something was different between us. She was slim, smart, and a rule-abider. I was more of a wild child with an athletic build. Throughout our childhood, it was always a joking topic, but it was never addressed until I was 11.
My dad and I were in the car and I had brought up again how my sister and I were so different. He said: "Yeah, we can talk about it when we get home." I was like, what? After all this time, now there's an explanation! In a way it was satisfying to know that my premonitions were correct.
At home, it was a full family conversation. My mom cried when she confirmed my suspicions that my sister and I weren't fully related.
She'd had a problem with her IUD implant in the 70s that affected her uterus and the transport of her own eggs. She had never told anyone in her family except for her mother because of the stigma against not being able to get pregnant.
My parents told me that my sister was an in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) baby, with my mom's egg and my dad's sperm, and that I was conceived from an egg donor with my dad's sperm.
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It was very emotional. I can vividly remember that.
It's such a fragile state to be in, to have your own kid question where they're from. It was one of those things where my mom thought if I knew that I wasn't necessarily related to her, I would push her away - that's what she conveyed to me.
After, I remember sitting in my room and I felt like I had known it was true the whole time. I had grown up with these differences and my parents never loved me any less. I've never felt betrayed - I've just felt grateful for the chance to be given life.
Image caption Elizabeth (left) and her sister
My mom and I have gotten closer because of it. I think it is the bravest thing she has ever done. I began to see how it had shaped her as a mother too - every night she would tell my sister and me: "We did everything to have you, we're so grateful for you in our lives." Now I understand that they really did do everything.
As I got older, I became more intrigued by IVF. I thought it was very interesting to see how my parents had taken this very new technology and applied it to their lives.
I want to be an egg donor once I finish college because it would make me feel so proud.
I want to represent a successful story of in-vitro. My mom is very supportive of me becoming an egg donor. I think it would make her feel like she has continued the process of family completion in a way.
Donor conception is still seen as a very secretive process, but I think if it were to have more light brought to it, things might change. If I could help at all to de-stigmatise the idea, I would feel very proud.
Elizabeth, 21, US
When to tell the children
If children have been conceived from a donated egg or sperm it's good to tell them early, says Nina Barnsley, director of the Donor Conception Network. Ideally at the age of five, and no later than 10.
This allows them to get used to the idea as they grow, and averts the possibly traumatic experience of a sudden revelation later on. "It ends up being just an exciting story of how they came into the world," she says. "parents should see it as an open door to continuing the conversation as the child wishes and ages."
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If parents wait until their child is an adult, they may be asked why they hid the truth for so long. But late is better than never, Barnsley says, and better than a deathbed confession. "We've had children in their 30s with parents in their 70s when they have the conversation. It can go very well."
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