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[femmefatalevibe]

Femme Fatale Guide: Purse Essentials For Day & Night (or Any Activity In Between)

Daytime Handbag Essentials:

Keys

Wallet/cardholder (ID[s], credit/debit cards, spare cash – enough for an emergency cab/train ticket, a bottle of water, and a cheap snack plus a little extra is my formula)

Phone/phone charger

Airpods/headphones

Mini sunscreen

Hand lotion

Floss picks in a travel floss dispenser

Mini disposable toothbrushes

Breath mints

Portable stain remover wipes

Hand sanitizer

Lip balm/your everyday lip color

Eyeliner

Brow pencil

Power foundation

Contour/blush stick

Oil blotting sheets

Roll-on perfume

Hair ties

Foldable mini hair brush

Feminine hygiene wipes

Panty liners/pads/tampons

Travel case bandaids

Condoms (not in a wallet, please)

A pen or two

Portable sticky notes

Travel pack of tissues

Spare glasses/contacts & contact solution

Sunglasses

OTC pain relief medicine

Water bottle

Non-perishable snacks (I recommend Larabars, Lupini beans/roasted chickpeas/edamame, roasted nuts/trail mix snack packs, Lupii/Raw Rev vegan protein bars, and freeze-dried fruit)

Nighttime Handbag Essentials:

Keys

Wallet/cardholder (ID[s], credit/debit cards, spare cash – enough for an emergency cab/train ticket, a bottle of water, and a cheap snack plus a little extra is my formula)

Phone/portable phone charger

Mini sunscreen

Hand lotion

Floss picks in a travel floss dispenser

Mini disposable toothbrushes

Breath mints

Portable stain remover wipes

Hand sanitizer

Lip balm/your everyday lip color

Eyeliner

Brow pencil

Mini power foundation

Roll-on perfume

Hair ties

Foldable mini hair brush

Feminine hygiene wipes

Panty liner (and maybe a pad/tampon, depending on the time of the month)

Portable makeup remover wipe (or two)

Portable cleansing towelette (or two)

Travel case bandaids

Condoms (at least two – not in a wallet, please)

Disposable foot socks

OTC pain relief medicine

Vitamin B-complex, Vitamin C, and Vitamin D supplement (one of each – for after or the morning after drinking)

Necessary Edit: This list is meant to be a comprehensive guide, designed to be personalized. If you don't think you need some of these items, [pick and choose at your discretion].

[helpingbro]

7 Ways to Break Your Phone Addiction

1. Stop charging your phone near your bed.

2. Get an actual alarm clock instead of setting the alarm on the phone.

3. Turn off your phone notifications.

4. Delete apps that are too addictive & not useful for you.

5. Set a clear intention for you're picking up your phone & put it aside as soon as you are done.

6. Try a phone- free day once a week.

7. Try going out to places nearby without your phone.

[dozydawn]

love these... never knew what to call these necklaces but the best bet is searching ‘magnifying’ ‘spyglass’ or ‘monocle’ pendants

you can even find some made (or make your own) out of old trial lenses used by optometrists

[ahedderick]

Glasses

Yesterday my husband got a call from the eye doctor's office. The lady on the other end told him that his new glasses had come in, but that they checked them, and the lab who made the lenses had messed up. They will be ordering new ones.

Well, ok, it happens. However, last summer when I needed new glasses, I tried them on in their office and they were absolutely unusable. I literally could not read with them at ALL. The same lady was helping me, and she kept telling me to 'tilt my head' to get things in focus (as if I'm supposed to walk around with my head at an angle - forever??) and telling me I just needed to get used to them. Which. I have been wearing glasses since I was EIGHT. I know how to focus my eyes. And if the prescription is right, you just put them on your face and you can see!

I hated to do it, but I had to completely refuse them (all the while she was insisting that they were the correct prescription). They sent away for another pair. When those came, they were somewhat better . . I can read, but . . I ended up just continuing to use my old pair. They weren't *perfect*, but they were better than the new ones. The new ones 'work' if I hold them in my hand a fraction of an inch away from my nose.

So it's WILD to me that when the lab messes up for my husband (and I'm starting to really have some questions about this lab) they test the glasses and order him a new pair without trying to convince his to accept the screwed up ones.

And if this was the only time something like this had happened, it'd just be annoying. But it's very much NOT! Stuff like this happens repeatedly! Argh!!

[renphousa]

10 Ways to Banish Eye Bags Naturally At Home

In the relentless hustle of modern life, our eyes often bear the brunt of stress and fatigue, manifesting in those dreaded under-eye bags. The quest for a refreshed and vibrant gaze leads many to explore natural remedies. Embrace the rejuvenation journey with these 10 holistic approaches to banish eye bags and unveil the radiance within. https://go.renpho.com/eye-bags-eye-mask-blogs

#eyemask #MassageGun #scales #Health #wellness

[charlotteee013]

Dive into our blog content and uncover the ways in which the Renpho Eye Massager and eye mask can be your solution to saying goodbye to eye bags! Read more here: https://go.renpho.com/eye-bags-eye-mask-blogs Gadgets

[underratedmhapoll]

Got new glasses! Time to find out if my migranes are from having the wrong prescription for several years or if that vein in my eye really is swelling for no reason. :)

[raychleadele]

This is Rosemary. I love her.

This is what Rosemary looked like when I acquired her. My husband said she looked like she had lived through a horror film.

I decided, as homage to her horrific history (lol), that she’s into scary movies and Halloween. Also, I chose her name from a classic horror film - Rosemary’s Baby.

But most of my dolls have last names, and Rosemary hasn’t gotten one yet. So I thought, she’s a redhead, there’s a good chance she has Irish heritage right? So I looked up a list of Irish surnames.

There were several I liked, but after scrolling a while, I found the name Halloran. Which I immediately associate with Dick Halloran, a significant character in The Shining, one of the first modern horror novels I read and also loved. And since her first name is also a tribute to horror? It just felt right.

So anyway, introducing Rosemary Halloran. It’s almost Spooky Season, which is her favorite time of year, and she’s very excited!

[bisexualseraphim]

Fun fact: Lupron is used to delay puberty in trans teens. You know what else it's used for? castrating violent sex offenders....I just love trans healthcare.

Fun fact: Most human beings have two primary sex hormones: testosterone and oestrogen. You know who else does? Violent sex offenders 😱😱😱

Where is the fucking connection you absolute spunk for brains pmsl you added 2 + 2 and found 37. Also Lupron was originally invented to delay early puberty (7 or younger) in CIS children because starting it so soon put a strain on their bodies. What, you gonna say it’s only natural for 6 year olds to have periods now lol? Absolute fucking freak

[bougie-bitch]

[femmefatalevibe]

what should i keep in my everyday purse?

Sharing my guide on Purse Essentials For Day & Night (or Any Activity In Between) in the hyperlink! Hope this helps xx

[blastkat]

Skincare, Dentalcare, and Eyecare from Pinchme

I use @ekos.natura as a pre-shower oil. It has a beautiful fragrance. It visibly improves the texture and appearance of my skin. I already use virgin coconut oil for oil pulling. I love @banyanbotanicals Daily Swish. It’s a more pleasant alternative that achieves the same results. I already purchase, own, and use @mycarmex weather guard. Carmex is one of our favorite brands. I have allergies.…

[eleplay]

finally getting new glasses after like a decade yayyy

[aarohi285]

The Hazards of Excessive Soorma Use: Understanding its Effects on Eye Health

Soorma, also known as kohl, has held a revered place in traditional eye makeup across various cultures for centuries. Particularly within the Muslim community, the application of soorma is steeped in rich cultural heritage and remains a prevalent practice today. While it's widely believed that soorma can offer benefits to eye health, recent findings suggest that its excessive use may come with significant drawbacks. 

Numerous studies indicate that overusing soorma can detrimentally impact vision and lead to persistent itchiness and irritation of the eyes. Scientific research advises a cautious approach, recommending the application of soorma once or twice a day rather than indulging in frequent or prolonged use. 

While respected for its ability to enhance attractiveness of one's eyes with its deep, dark pigment, excessive soorma application poses notable risks to eye health. In this article, we delve into the adverse effects of over-reliance on soorma and underline the importance of moderation in its usage.

The Tradition of Soorma:

Soorma holds immense cultural significance, often symbolizing beauty and offering purported protective properties. Beyond its cosmetic appeal, soorma has been historically regarded for its medicinal virtues, including its soothing and cooling effects on the eyes. Nonetheless, like any substance applied near sensitive areas such as the eyes, exercising moderation and care is paramount to prevent adverse effects.

Excessive Soorma Use:

1. Irritation and Inflammation: Overusing soorma can lead to irritation and inflammation of the eyes. Ingredients commonly found in soorma, such as lead sulfide and carbon, can prove abrasive and harsh on delicate eye tissues, resulting in redness, itching, and discomfort.

2. Allergic Reactions: Soorma may contain allergens that trigger adverse reactions in some individuals, including swelling, itching, and excessive tearing of the eyes. Severe allergic responses could even manifest as dermatitis or conjunctivitis, worsening eye discomfort and inflammation.

3. Risk of Infection: Excessive soorma use heightens the risk of eye infections due to the potential breeding ground it creates for bacteria and pathogens. Poor hygiene practices, such as sharing applicators or using expired products, further elevate the likelihood of infections like bacterial conjunctivitis or styes.

4. Corneal Abrasions: Certain formulations of soorma may have abrasive properties, increasing the risk of corneal abrasions or injuries to the corneal surface. Corneal abrasions can cause pain, blurred vision, and light sensitivity, necessitating prompt medical intervention to prevent complications.

5. Lead Poisoning: Traditional soorma formulations containing lead-based compounds pose significant health risks, especially with prolonged exposure. Lead poisoning can lead to neurological damage and developmental delays, particularly in children. Ingestion or absorption of lead through the eyes can result in lead toxicity, underscoring the importance of caution when using soorma products.

While soorma holds cultural significance and aesthetic appeal, its excessive use can profoundly affect eye health. From irritation and allergic reactions to the risk of infection and lead poisoning, the drawbacks of overusing soorma are evident. It is essential to use soorma sparingly, opt for products with safe ingredients, and prioritize stringent hygiene practices to safeguard eye health. By exercising moderation and caution, individuals can appreciate the beauty of soorma without compromising their ocular well-being.

Case Study: Fatima's Eye Health Journey

Fatima, a 35-year-old woman from a traditional household, had been using soorma for years as part of her daily routine. Recently, she started experiencing persistent discomfort and dryness in her eyes, accompanied by occasional itching and redness. Concerned about her deteriorating eye health, Fatima decided to seek medical advice.

Upon examination, at Sanjeevan for Perfect Eyesight, Mumbai, ophthalmologists diagnosed Fatima with severe dry eye syndrome, attributing it to the prolonged and excessive use of soorma. The abrasive nature of certain soorma formulations had caused irritation and inflammation, leading to the development of dry eyes.

To address Fatima's condition, a personalized treatment plan was devised. This included prescription Netra Jyoti eye drops to lubricate and hydrate the eyes, along with lifestyle modifications to reduce soorma usage and improve ocular hygiene practices.

Over time, Fatima's symptoms gradually subsided, and she experienced relief from the discomfort caused by dry eyes. Regular follow-up appointments allowed healthcare professionals to monitor her progress and adjust the treatment plan as needed.

Fatima's case highlights the potential risks associated with excessive soorma use and underscores the importance of seeking timely medical attention for eye-related concerns. Through proper diagnosis and targeted intervention, individuals like Fatima can mitigate the adverse effects on their eye health and maintain clear vision and comfort.Data Insights:

Studies indicate a rising trend in eye-related complications attributed to excessive soorma use, with a noticeable increase in cases reported annually.

Analysis of patient records reveals a correlation between prolonged soorma application and the development of dry eye syndrome, particularly among individuals using traditional formulations.

Surveys conducted among affected individuals highlight a lack of awareness regarding the potential risks of overusing soorma, emphasizing the need for education and preventive measures within communities.

Fatima's journey serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of mindful usage and proper eye care practices to safeguard ocular health in today's society.

In conclusion, this blog sheds light on the potential risks associated with excessive soorma use and emphasizes the importance of moderation and caution when incorporating traditional cosmetic practices into daily routines. While soorma holds cultural significance and aesthetic appeal, it is crucial to acknowledge its potential drawbacks, particularly concerning eye health.

Fatima's case study serves as a poignant reminder of the impact that unchecked cosmetic habits can have on ocular well-being. Her journey highlights the need for awareness and education surrounding proper eye care practices, especially within communities where soorma is deeply ingrained in cultural traditions.

As we navigate the delicate balance between tradition and modernity, it is essential to prioritize health and safety. By advocating for informed decision-making, promoting safe cosmetic alternatives, and encouraging regular eye examinations, we can empower individuals to safeguard their vision and overall ocular health.

Ultimately, through education, awareness, and responsible usage, we can ensure that the beauty of cultural traditions like soorma remains harmoniously intertwined with the preservation of eye health for generations to come.

[charlotteee013]

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