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[bc8academy]

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[rjmakeupacademy]

Best Makeup Academy in Jubilee Hills - RJ Makeup Academy

At RJ Makeup Academy, located in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, we are committed to delivering top-notch makeup artistry courses. As the best makeup academy in Jubilee Hills, we offer expert-led training for aspiring makeup artists, ensuring you gain the skills needed to succeed. Our makeup courses cover everything from essential techniques to advanced makeup artistry, making us the best choice for makeup courses near you. Whether you're searching for a makeup academy near you or a professional makeup artist course in Hyderabad, RJ Makeup Academy is your go-to destination for mastering the art of makeup and hairstyling.

[suslumimar]

MAC Extra Dimension tekli far

bendeki Smoky Mauve rengi, buna gerçekten zor karar verdim. benim senelerdir theBalm-Balm Jovi paletindeki Blink 1982 rengini arama maceram vardır, bu da o serüvende aldığım farlardan biri. o paleti attığım güne gerçekten lanet ediyorum diyebilirim, aşıktım ben o fara, keşke onu söküp öyle ataydım. ya da ellerim kırılaydı da atmayaydım.. bilemiyorum.

neyse, fara gelirsek, gerçekten de MAC kalitesi demek istiyorum. benim seneler önce aldığım bir re-fill far vardı MAC'ten, hatta daha da alırım yea diyerek 4'lü far paleti almıştım da içini doldurma ümitlerim aklıma geldi yine, ahahah ne günlerdi, üniversiteli genç seni... o tekli re-fill far (Faux rengi, git gel git gel, 40 kere bakıp aldığımı hatırlatım) asla pigmentli gelmemişti o zamanlar, theBalm paletlerin gözümüzü kör ettiği dönemler işte. o günden beri MAC'ten aldığım ilk tekli fardır bu Smoky Mauve. Extra Dimensional serisinde gerçekten de güzel renkler var, ıslak uygulama vaadi de veriyor ürün ama ben tabii yine 'ben'liğimi konuşturuyor ve asla ıslak fırçayla uygulamıyorum bunu.

renk; orta derecede sıcak tonlu, orta koyulukta, metalik bitişli bir mrüdüm rengi. kalıcılığı iyi. gramajına bakılırsa 2-3 sene rahat idare eder.

[cosmeticandbeauty]

Verma Makeovers

[emilyscastlevania]

Dior eyeshadow palette

[fancyschmancyopinions]

KYLIE JENNER at the 2024 Vanity Fair Academy Awards After Party on March 10th 2024 wearing LUDOVIC DE SAINT SERNIN

Kylie had one of my favorite looks of the entire night. The dress was just perfect for her. The red color was gorgeous, and looked amazing with her dark hair. The color and silhouette were gorgeous. I also loved the messy hair. It was one of my personal favorite looks.

[mamunsmakeoveracademy1234]

Bhubaneswar, Are You Ready?

Mamun's Makeover and Style Academy is coming to your city! 🎉

We’re excited to bring our beauty, makeup, and styling expertise to Bhubaneswar! Whether it’s flawless bridal looks, professional makeup training, or stunning transformations, we’ve got you covered!

Stay tuned for the big reveal!

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@mamunsmakeoveracademy1234

[belladoesmakeup]

Hi guys,

We all know I love shopping luxury makeup products but there are some products I use so much I prefer to buy drugstore options! Today I wanted to show you 2 of my favourite affordable primers!

Both of these primers are from MUA Academy which is VERY affordable range sold at Superdrug (you can find it online too). The first primer is the MUA Pro / Base Grip Fix Primer,£5.50! That’s right less that £6.00 for a face primer instead of £30+. If you loved the Elf Power Grip Primer then you’ll love this! This primer will grip your makeup into place and make it last all day! I love using this primer and even wore it during The Eras Tour.

My second favourite is the MUA Pro Base Oil Free Primer £4.50! If you oily combo skin you’ll love this primer even more because it’s oil free! That’s right no unnecessary shine on your face. It’s made without silicon and is a water based formula which creates the perfect smooth base for makeup.

I’ve started mixing primers depending on what my skin needs. I’ll put the grip primer in areas my makeup moves the most and then I’ll use the oil free primer everywhere else and together they work like a total dream!

So if you’re looking for a new primer in your collection check out the drugstore options before you shop high end. We all love a makeup treat but if there are some products you get through really quickly why not look for an affordable dupe! As always all products mentioned are linked above.

Lot's of love,

Bella x x

[elliotpostmemes]

[sharonpm1123]

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[bc8academy]

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[suslumimar]

mac mineralize far_/

pink sensibilities (0,06 oz.) rengini kullanıyorum ve çok memnunum. hepsi mineral ve parıltılı olan 4 adet renk içeriyor. hepsini karıştırarak kullanmadım hiç ama koyu renklerini göz kapağımda kullanıp açık renkleri de göz pınarı ve kaş altında kullanınca harika duruyor. ne kadara aldığımı hatırlamıyorum, ama biterse ne kadara olursa olsun yine alacağım bir ürün.

#1. “buzlu mavi-pembe” renkte. ışıltılı bir yüzeye sahip, açık-orta, soğuk tonlu bir pembe. dökülme yapabiliyor. ıslak kullanımı yazın çok güzel duruyor göz kapağında ve göz pınarlarında. direkt uygulandığında şeffaf, nemli bir fırçayla uyguladığında opak çıkıyor.

#2. “pembemsi kahverengi” renkte. Sıcak, pembe tonlu ve buzlu, metalik kaplamalı, parlak, orta kahverengi. Koleksiyonun en az tozutan ve en pürüzsüz, pigmentli tonu. benim de en sevdiğim ve en çok kullandığım renk. bu rengi tüm göz kapağına uygulayıp MAC Teddy göz kalemini sürüyorum. kuru uygulamada yarı opak, nemli fırçayla uygulandığında tamamen opak.

#3. “sarı-pembe” bir taupe renk . sıcak alt tonlara ve buzlu bitişe sahip, açık-orta, sarı tonlu bir pembe. çok pudralı değil ama kullanım sırasında bir miktar dökülme oluyor.

#4. “çikolatalı kahverengi” renk. yumuşak, kırmızımsı alt tonlara ve parlak, buzlu bitişe sahip, orta-koyu, sıcak tonlu bir kahverengi. pürüzsüz, göz kapağına liner olarak da çekilebilir, Teddy ile aynı etkiyi veriyor, sadece biraz daha koyu ve soğuk bir renk.

[raven-at-the-writing-desk]

this isn’t exactly a question, but has twisted wonderland ever expanded on gender norms before? I know in sunset savanna women seem to be highly respected, but it seems like that is a behavior unique to sunset savanna. It seems like gender discrimination might be uncommon in briar valley because Mallenoa was so respected by her subjects, but Sebek, silver, and grim were surprised to find out she was so self sufficient and powerful when they met her in Lilia’s dream (this is more my interpretation tho) . in the endless night event, silver tells a story about a warrior who taught for her country, which is a reference to mulan i think, and the person he is telling the story to is very surprised that the strong warrior is a girl. I think silver told that story to Leona but I don’t remember. I’ve heard that royal sword academy is a school boys and girls can both attend, but night raven college is one of the most prestigious magic schools out there, so it being boys only makes me wonder if gender is a part of magic politics, although we have been shown female characters who have high educations and magical abilities such as Mrs . Rosehearts

No, not really? It’s explicitly mentioned and touched upon in extended conversations maybe a total of… 3ish times. Of those instances, most are referring to the Sunset Savanna.

Gender norms and politics are some of those elements of world-building that can come off as really ham-fisted and preachy if the characters stop everything altogether and just start expositing about it. Thankfully, TWST largely doesn’t take that “telling” route and instead “shows” us what they mean through subtle implications.

Now, for the most part I think the gender norms of Twisted Wonderland are similar to the real world, but may be more progressive overall.

For one, Twisted Wonderland has many male characters (both in NRC and beyond it) who openly wear cosmetics. No one ever comments on men wearing makeup or dressing up in a negative light. Sometimes they complain about putting makeup on (ie the effort) or certain fashions they don’t vibe with but never do they say it’s “not manly” for them to put on makeup/perfume/jewelry, care about their clothing, etc. Even the characters we traditionally think of as masculine (Jack, Leona, etc.) wear eyeliner and eyeshadow, jewelry, or try new styles of clothing. Floyd and Ace express interest in fashion. Jamil cares about the quality of textiles and Kalim is willing to buy tons of jewelry for himself (and his classmates!!) if the mood strikes him. Rook regularly compliments people’s looks and Cater has an eye for aesthetics too. Lilia brags that he is “cute” and likes to show off his cuteness to others. Idia, Jade, and Sebek see a photo of what they believe is Epel in a dress and automatically accept it. And, of course, we cannot forget our queen Vil, who champions the idea of challenging and redefining gender norms. He also shares these ideals with Epel, who has been called out by Vil for having “outdated” gender norms. Given that Vil is such a popular celebrity (5 million followers on Magicam), I get the impression that the sentiments he extols is a popular way of thinking and is the direction that TWST society wants to move toward. (This is assuming that his fans are mainly younger people.) The boys often “dress up” and wear different makeup when visiting new places such as Silk City and and Clock Town, so it appears that a lot of Twisted Wonderland society that we’ve explored leans more liberal when to comes to gender expression.

Another detail I think is important is that many of the Great Seven—in fact, over half of them—are women. This is notable because oftentimes history glosses over the achievements and accomplishments of women in favor of their male peers. The fact that NRC and all of Twisted Wonderland seems to honor them in addition to their male counterparts says something. The G7 women aren’t even the only instance of female figures who shaped history. Azul and Floyd, for example, have brought up the Mermaid Princess on multiple occasions, talking about how her union with a human prince and personal efforts have strengthened the bond between land and sea.

Gendered terms to refer to mages exist, but according to Lilia, “witches” and “wizards” are outdated (they were used during the human/fae war era of ~400 years ago). Currently, most prefer to use the gender neutral terms “mage” or sometimes “sorcerer”.

There does not appear to be gender restrictions in terms of the modern day workforce either. We know of the boys’ family members who are great mages or hold significant power or status. Mrs. Rosehearts is an accomplished medical mage, Mrs. Ashengrotto runs the most popular restaurant in the Coral Sea and his grandmother is a benefactor to those in the neighborhood, Mrs. Shroud is STYX’s Chief Engineer, Meleanor is an integral leader of Briarland’s military forces, Maleficia is queen, etc. Even the women in more mundane roles play vital parts in their communities: Mrs. Clover is a baker alongside her husband, Mrs. Zigvolt assists her husband in his dental clinic, Granny Bucchi supports him as his only relative, Marja travels and helps sell her family’s produce, etc. There are many economic opportunities for women in this world.

Some may point out that NRC is a prestigious all-boys school, so there aren’t opportunities for women in education. The same goes for RSA, which is another prestigious all/ boys school. To that, I say… that’s because NRC is a very limited scope of magic education as a whole. We don’t know how many other schools are out there or if all magic schools are boys only. It’s not impossible to think that there may be girls only or mixed schools out there—but the NRC cast are the ones this game focuses on, so we view things from that perspective. I’d also like to add that we only see male students from other schools because of meta reasons: 1) there are limited game assets, so some details are inaccurately conveyed by the live 2D models, and 2) this is a joseimuke, a game with a predominantly male cast aimed at a target audience of women. It makes sense that there wouldn’t be many live 2D assets for random female mobs.

There isn’t any lore in-game or in other official materials which would imply that women are discriminated against in education or in the workforce. However, Twisted Wonderland at large seems to still perpetuate gender expectations and gendered traits as we understand them irl. There are some instances when the idea of women having traditionally feminine interests are mentioned: (Suitor Suit) Ace complains that his ex only liked romance and animal movies, disliked thrill rides, and preferred cute things and taking Magicam pics; (Birthday Boy) Cater also mentions his mother and older sisters having interests in making sweets and cute things. Additionally, as Anon mentions, in Endless Halloween Night, Silver shares the story of Mulan, who pretended to be a man to save her father from enlisting in the army. He told this tale to Jamil (not Leona!), who reacts with surprise when he learns that this capable warrior is a woman. At the same time, there are “masculine” expectations vaguely alluded to: Deuce states he is the “man” of his household, Epel of course worries about his manliness and sees Savanaclaw, the athletic dorm, as “cool”, etc.

Of course, these gender norms are not pervasive nor are they the same everywhere in Twisted Wonderland. One extreme is demonstrated through Epel, who holds the most regressive beliefs prior to Vil’s influence. This leads me to believe that Harveston is one of these areas that perpetuates these beliefs—and when you think about its population, it makes sense. Epel tells us that his hometown is largely elderly people, who are more likely to hold conservative worldviews compared to young people. The community, being small and located pretty far from nearby urban centers, is also exposed to fewer ideas that differ from what they perceive as their “norm”. These factors will naturally shape its residents and inform how they interact with and perceive others.

I actually think that Briar Valley would also be one of those areas with regressive gender norms for similar in-universe reasons as Harveston. Briar Valley is described to us as a region mainly populated by long-lived fae… meaning they are pretty old and more likely to be conservative. Not only that, but the area is very isolated and fae in general prefer to keep to their own kind. Briar Valley is also said to be opposed to change and new ideas and technology being introduced to their land. All of these factors suggest they would have more old-fashioned ideas about gender, not progressive ones. Meleanor and Maleficia may be widely respected and viewed as capable women, but I do not think it is fair to extrapolate how magically gifted monarchs of the Draconia bloodline are viewed to the governed population. It is more likely that they are the exception, not the rule. This better explains why Sebek and Silver, who are technically subjects of Briar Valley, are surprised to learn of a powerful princess. Their shock, as well as how Lilia describes human princesses as being meek and needing protection, also implies the usual gender norms. Given that humans seem to be the majority race in Twisted Wonderland, it means those gender expectations were predominant at the time.

The Sunset Savanna is the only country we know of at the moment where women are noted to be viewed differently. According to Leona, he “respects women” since the women back in his home country are physically stronger and stronger-willed than men. (This may be a reference to how irl lionesses do most of the hunting.) It’s not uncommon to see women in high-ranking warrior or guard positions because of this. This implies that the gender roles are somewhat reversed here; women are the ones expected to be strong, not men.

Slight tangent here: I don’t particularly subscribe to the idea that “strong” women are somehow better or more deserving of praise than “weak” women. It’s a fallacy that I see perpetuated way too often in media. True feminism does not mean demonizing what is seen as traditionally “feminine”, nor does it mean women can only be independent or strong by acting in traditionally “masculine” ways. Feminism means not judging or holding back women from pursuing whatever it is they want to do, be it a career of their own, homemaking, or anything in between. Women can be strong and admirable no matter what they choose to do with their lives.

Okay, so Twisted Wonderland does operate on gender norms—but that does NOT inherently mean that Twisted Wonderland is a sexist hellscape. Gender discrimination is on a spectrum, and we’ve yet to see any blatantly regressive demands be taken as anything of real merit in TWST. If anything, they get clowned on and told off as much as Sebek is for his anti-human sentiments. And, as I’ve pointed out earlier, Twisted Wonderland on the whole appears to accept and normalizes things that may not be widely accepted irl— namely, men in makeup or in traditionally feminine fashion. There’s also many examples we can look to of regular women in power or jobs across the world of Twisted Wonderland.

We also need to remember that TWST was penned by people who also live in a society of gender norms, so it’s expected for their lived experiences to also bleed into the worlds they create. It doesn’t make them bad people, it just makes them human. They write what they know and also play around with the ideas of different societies—those that skew in both directions (as we see with Harveston vs Sunset Savanna).

[just-a-sad-sad-frog]

Mukuro Ikusaba - Fashion Breakdown

Okay, let's dive into a fashion analysis of Mukuro Ikusaba, Ultimate Soldier from Danganronpa Trigger Happy Havoc! Mukuro's fashion is not about making a statement; it's about disappearing into the background. Her attire is built for practicality, movement, and the basic function of clothing. This intentional lack of fashion is, in itself, a powerful fashion statement.

Overall First Impression: Functional, Understated, Little stylisic choice

However it works as an outfit and is arguably nice as a whole but can be considered as boring and quite bland (because it is intentionally that way).

Key Elements and Breakdown:

Generic School Uniform: Like my last post about Sayaka, Mukuro also wers a school uniform-like outfit but it differs in many ways from Sayaka's and the purpose and sybolism behind it. Her outfit is the standard Hope's Peak Academy uniform. This is the most crucial aspect. Its lack of anything overly striking or memorable allows her to blend in as an average student. It’s a disguise, a uniform that allows her to move among the other students without drawing specific attention.

Color Palette: The color palette is muted and neutral: dark blues, some brown (depending on the outfit you look at), grays, and whites. These are unobtrusive colors that don't draw the eye. They contribute to her ability to remain unnoticed.

Minimal Accessories (Except When Required for Junko): She typically avoids unnecessary accessories. This practicality reinforces her role as a soldier, focusing on function over aesthetics. When impersonating Junko, she adopts the flamboyant accessories required for that role.

Little to No Makeup or Elaborate Hair: Mukuro’s natural hairstyle and lack of makeup further emphasize her utilitarian approach to appearances. She doesn't indulge in the stereotypical fashion and beauty practices associated with female characters in media.

Sturdy, Practical Footwear, Possibly Loafers: Though not very clearly visible, it's safe to assume her shoes are sturdy and practical, suitable for running and any form of physical activity or just daily life in general.

When Mukuro Plays Junko Enoshima First Overall Impression: Loud and Attention-Grabbing

Outfits: Bright colors, patterns, and exaggerated proportions. These are designed to draw attention and contrast massively with her usual look. These fit similarly to Junko's actual clothing but have quite noticeable differences when the two are compared, making it quite obvious it's a copy matched to the best of their ability.Fashionable

Accessories: Hair peices, flashy colors and other fashionable elements that accentuate her persona of a fashion-forward extravagant girl.

Makeup: Heavy mascara and likely other cosmetics.

Conclusion: Mukuro Ikusaba’s fashion is intentionally un-fashionable. It's a testament to her practical nature, her dedication to Junko, and her life of deception. Her clothing is deliberately not about style and more about function and to not stick out in any way. Her main outfit is nice in a neutral way and its palette is nice on the eyes due to its lack of bright and starting colours.

@wolfbxtten

[felonytaxevasion]

Ok ok I'm going to stop trying to figure out twig fashion until I've read more of it but initial thoughts about ways that fashion styles could have developed differently than the real work

Rouging of the cheeks and lips and other makeup that emphasizes the wearers status as an alive person with blood who is not a stitched. Probably on trend

Probably as a consequence character like GinnyFray wearing especially dark lipstick or thick makeup that goes beyond a "natural look" is uncommon could possibly even be reminiscent of more dramatic styles of makeup that are used on Stitched to cover up the corpse look

Sy describes real world power structures existing but falling to the wayside in the academies so it's likely that students of the academy have looser standards of gender divisions in dress. However if one were to leave an Academy city and visit a town more controlled by the Church they would probably be branded as a Jezebel

Things like Jamie's glasses would probably also read different. In a non academy city it would be a standard issue disability aid, possibly a signifier of wealth. But in an academy city it would be seen as an inability or refusal to get surgical enhancements which would be considered bully able probably

Light colored clothes are always a sign of wealth because showing off clean and unblemished cloth in a place like Radham shows that you either don't do your own labor enough to get the clothes dirty, or that you have enough money to constantly buy new clothes. Also the academy lab coats are in white so off white and pastels would be more closely associated with symbols of power

In conclusion I think that fashion standards in academy cities and non academy cities are probably at polar opposites of cutting edge vs traditional. I mean this is true of the in universe cosmetic enhancements too. So probably there's more Edwardian wear on the fringes but the academies have their own version of the flapper movement going on. If one wanted to rebel against both power structures at once, attacking gender roles is a good place to start. Also bold colorful makeup that's more for the sake of having blue eyeshadow than it is to conform to beauty standards would also be counter culture. Too whorish for the church and the academy kids would just as soon change their eyes to blue.

Ok I think that's all for now it's time to actually read twig instead of talking about clothes yaaay