#Milia

[gemsofgreece]

Traditional dress from Miliá of Métsovo, Greece || Greek Folk Art

[dragonling348]

Doodling one of my favs with a cool brush

[dekun22]

Milia Rage Pixel art   Guilty Gear Strive 🔥

[hell-raven]

[razaks-wheel]

[Talvini needs to fulfill a Daedric contract, which is totally chill and has never caused problems before.]

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"I was thinking of taking a...pilgrimage, if you will. A sabbatical. To the Telvanni Peninsula," Talvini said over dinner.

"Is that so?" Milia asked with a raised eyebrow. She knew her partner well enough to know there was more to it that Talvini was just waiting to share. "What sort of pilgrimage-sabbatical?"

"Oh, you know. Check out the libraries on the peninsula, see my ancestors in Necrom, investigate the whispers that might be related to a Daedric contract I got myself roped into that deals with the fate of the world, that sort of thing."

Milia set her fork down and opened her mouth to protest.

"It's fine, though, really!" Talvini said before her partner could say anything. "It's not going to be a repeat of the Clavicus Vile thing. The Three trust us, right? When the world is at stake, we're allowed to go around doctrine by a little bit. I know that now." With the right words, she might even be able to convince herself.

With a sigh, Milia found her fork again, though it did not make its way back to her plate quite yet. "Well, it's not one of the Good Daedra or you would have led with that. Bad, then? Or neither?"

"Neither." She watched Milia begin to relax, almost reaching for a bite of food, and decided it was best to drop the identity before she could get too complacent. "It's Hermaeus Mora."

The fork went back down, and her shoulders rose and fell in a deep breath. "I'm sure I don't need to tell you why this is a bad idea, right?"

"I've...dealt with Daedra before."

"You're avoiding the question. You're a mage. He preys on mages."

"Which is why I'm going in knowing that I need to be careful. You know I'm not that reckless, as mages go. I have a good Tribunal education on top of my magical one. I know not to give into the temptations, no matter how much knowledge he offers. Plus," she reached out and took Milia's former fork-hand, "I might just have my Buoyant Armiger girlfriend there to help me if I get in over my head. I bet Vivec would approve you for a field mission."

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"Your field mission has been approved!" Vivec said, completely unprompted, when Milia arrived at the temple the following day.

"Of course you knew about it," she mumbled.

"Of course I knew about it!" Vivec agreed happily.

"And you really trust Hermaeus Mora not to try to pull in a Telvanni mage?"

"No. I trust the protections my companions and I have over Morrowind, I trust Seht's Coldharbour Compact of which Hermaeus Mora is a part, and I trust the two of you." Still, hir usually confident smile faded somewhat, and ze leaned in and said in a quieter voice, "Just keep an eye on Talvini. I know that she knows not to give into Mora, but she doesn't know that. She's more afraid than she lets on. She needs you for more than just a jaunt to the tombs, romantic as that may be."

Milia nodded pensively. She didn't really need to be told, but it did help to have it laid out so concretely. "I will, muthsera."

"Good!" ze proclaimed, snapping back to hir usual jovial tones. "Enjoy your time in Necrom!"

[coffeenewstom]

Kretisches Kaffeetagebuch: Milia, das (beinahe) vergessene Dorf

Es gibt Orte, da ist schon fast der Weg das Ziel. So erging es uns mit Milia. Ein relativ unscheinbarer Wegweiser aus Holz im Tal könnte leicht übersehen werden, der Weg ab dort eine knapp vier Kilometer lange Schotterstraße, allerdings gut in Schuss und schon alleine einen Abstecher wert. Wir gleiten durch eine malerische Landschaft mit vielfältiger Flora und Fauna und kommen langsam immer höher…

[postcard-from-the-past]

Square scene in El Milia, Algeria

French vintage postcard

[optikes]

1 Vincent Van Gogh (1853, Netherlands - 1890, France)

Van Gogh's Chair (1888) oil on canvas 93×73.5cm

2 Gauguin's Chair (1888) oil on canvas 90.5x72.7cm

text: National Gallery, London

This painting of a simple chair set on a bare floor of terracotta tiles is one of Van Gogh’s most iconic images. It was painted in late 1888, soon after fellow artist Paul Gauguin had joined him in Arles in the south of France. The picture was a pair to another painting, Gauguin’s Chair (Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam). They were to be hung together, with one chair turned to the right, the other to the left.Both chairs function as surrogate portraits, representing the personalities and distinct artistic outlooks of the two artists. While Van Gogh’s chair is simple and functional, Gauguin’s is an elegant and finely carved armchair. Van Gogh’s chair, on which he placed his pipe and tobacco, is shown in bright daylight. Gauguin’s, with two novels on its seat, was painted at night and is illuminated by a candle and gas light.

text: Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam

This painting of Paul Gauguin's chair is a 'portrait' of Van Gogh's friend and fellow artist. The modern novels and burning candle on the green seat cushion symbolize the character of the absent painter.

Using mainly red and green hues, Van Gogh tried to suggest the mood of night. He also painted a pendant of this work with a daytime atmosphere: his own simple peasant chair in bright yellow and blue. The two paintings represent the different personalities of the two artists, who quarreled and went their separate ways soon afterwards.

Van Gogh skillfully captured the bluish shadows and reflected light on the polished wood of the chair. These were created by the gas lighting (a gas lamp can be seen in the background).

3 chair, Milia Mountain Retreat, Western Crete, Greece

[kryschinzki]

Today I went to the beauty clinic to get 3 spots of milia removed from my skin.

The milia below my nose has been there since 2021, only a small spot and unnoticeable, but it grew and created a hard shell. Along the way, there were 2 small spots of milia grew around my chin caused by dead skin and fat. So, I decided to get it removed.

I went to myclickhouse clinic in Bekasi, and got treated by dr Agung. The process took 45 minutes, including 30 minutes for anesthesia, and less than 15 mins for the electrocautery procedure. Cost me Rp535.000,- including antibiotic ointment.

Overall, this treatment was completely the answer I needed, and I recommend you to go to myclickhouse if you have the same skin problems.

[lindalibraloca]

Milia - Prevention and Treatment | Ask Doctor Anne

Are you looking for information on preventing and treating milia, those pesky white cysts that show up around your eyes, chin, and cheeks? Then this is the video for you. Doctor Anne is here to coversthe causes, treatment options, and the prevention of this common skin condition. Get all the facts on what can help - and what doesn't - so that you can take care of your skin equipped with all the knowledge you need.

[idontthinkimokaymentally]

Hello there Milia fans.

[pelcas-beauty]

Can Eye Creams Cause Milia?

Your journey towards radiant and youthful skin might have led you to the world of skincare products, including the much-talked-about eye creams. Promising to combat dark circles, puffiness, and fine lines around the delicate eye area, these creams have become a staple in many skincare routines. However, amidst the sea of benefits, concerns about milia, small and often stubborn white bumps, have surfaced. Can your beloved eye creams really be the culprit behind these unsightly blemishes? Let's delve into the topic and separate fact from fiction.

Understanding Milia: What Are They?

Before we dive into the connection between eye creams and milia, let's understand what milia are. Milia are small, benign cysts that often appear as tiny white or yellowish bumps on the skin's surface. They occur when dead skin cells become trapped in the pores or hair follicles, leading to the formation of small, hard cysts. Milia are commonly found on the face, including around the eyes, and are particularly prevalent in newborns. However, they can also affect people of all ages.

The Myth: Do Eye Creams Cause Milia?

One of the prevailing myths in the skincare community is that eye creams can directly cause milia. Some individuals claim that certain ingredients in eye creams can clog the delicate pores around the eyes, leading to the development of milia. However, this claim requires a more nuanced examination.

The Reality: Ingredients Matter

While eye creams themselves may not be the direct cause of milia, the ingredients they contain can play a role. Thick and occlusive creams, particularly those with rich emollients and oils, might contribute to the formation of milia if applied excessively or if the skin's natural exfoliation process is disrupted. Ingredients like lanolin, shea butter, and certain mineral oils can potentially trap dead skin cells and impede their natural shedding.

Additionally, eye creams that are overly emollient may be more likely to migrate into the eyes, causing irritation and potentially exacerbating the appearance of milia due to the skin's response to the irritation.

Prevention and Best Practices

Choose Wisely: Opt for eye creams that are specifically formulated for the delicate eye area. Look for lightweight, non-comedogenic, and oil-free formulations that won't clog pores.

Ingredients Matter: Seek out eye creams with ingredients like hyaluronic acid, peptides, and ceramides that can provide hydration and support skin health without overwhelming the area.

Less Is More: When it comes to eye creams, a little goes a long way. Using a small amount of product can help prevent excessive buildup.

Consistent Exfoliation: Regular exfoliation, using gentle chemical exfoliants like alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) or using dermaplaning tool to removal dead skin.

[living-frog]

A tier list on how much weed every guilty gear strive character consumes.

[retrocgads]

UK 1998

[theproblemsofdonhi]

A lot of my favs.