#phototype

[cinyadom]

I drew these last month, but forgot to post it here. Har har!

[segretecose]

it’s been really interesting to see the world react to jannik sinner’s existence not even from a tennis point of view just as a general indicator of how many people are not familiar with the concept of bilingualism. or minority languages. or nationality. or national borders. or latitudes. or phototypes. or

[aistobascistod]

Aldehyde : ADHD :: Phototype : HTTP

[haruyuki728]

Sara’s phototype & character’s development from Remy ☺️

[smallraindrops-blog]

Bit random, but what do you think the Sleep Family™️ keepsakes would be? We know Hypnos just gives Zagreus a coin purse, but what about his kids and Y/n? Or maybe they don't give keepsakes to Zagreus, but to Melinoë?

(I think you mentioned Y/N gives Zagreus old armor in one chapter, but I'm not to sure ;w;)

sorry for the long wait, I had to think it over. And I wanted to make sure they were similar enough to used in the actual game

And yes, Y/N gave zagreus his backup pair of Himantes which are like leather strips/wraps to protect hand and wrist in boxing. Like the first phototype of the boxer gloves. It give players an increased chance to land one hit kill.

Also I like the ‘sleep family’ and I am totally stealing that as an tag for all the family/kid stuff

( if you don’t mind of course!)

Putting everything else under a read more.

Morpheus: Sheet Music- defeated foes have a chance to drop healing items.

Icelos: Rabbit foot- Gain more speed for each successive encounter players finish under a time limit.

Phantasos-: A tab sheet, players can get one boon on tab but they will have to pay up during the next run. if they can’t pay, all shops and wells are closed off until the next run.

Phobetor- an embroidery needle- foes have an increased chance of fleeing during encounters.

I will leave it up to yall on who they give it to.

[assortedsouls]

Bio: Arlan

Name: Arlan

Nicknames: N/A

Titles: Head of Security at Herta Space Station, Captain

Age: 19

Birthday: N/A

Species: [redacted]

Family: N/A

Sexuality: Asexual

Personality: Courageous, loyal and hard-working. He takes his job as Head of the Security Department very seriously. The state of security, both there and any place he might visit, is always on his mind. This also means that he’s very protective of others. Arlan doesn’t show any emotions readily, but he feels more than he lets on, he’s just not very expressive or good with words. He prefers harmony over conflict and tends to stay quiet unless speaking up is necessary. If you want to see him smile, try to catch him when he plays with Asta’s dog, Peppy (or any other dog).

Weapons: Sword, martial arts and lightning. 

PHYSICAL

Build: Slim, but athletic.

Height: 165 cm (5’5”)

Hair: White with partially black tips

Eyes: Pink/Cerise

Skin: Brown (phototype V)

Physical Distinctions: Scar across his nose and a scar on his left arm. All other scars are hidden, as well as his [redacted].

Face Claim: N/A

BACKGROUND 

Arlan is very tight-lipped about his childhood for good reason. Only one who knows anything about it is Asta, who he met when he was only fourteen. Since then, he has stayed close by her side, or as close as he can. Not due to a need to be close to her, but to keep her safe. His keen senses, eye for security and ability to fight are his only strengths, in his opinion. This is the reason he’s the Head of Security at such a young age.

[For full background, click the link under "species".]

VERSES

Main - See above.

Escaped - Set after his escape from the facility and he's found by someone other than Asta, or not found at all and grows up on the street, surviving the best he can. Probably getting into paid fighting or similar. Or maybe he could even eventually be found by the Astral Express. Trailblazer!Arlan could be fun.

Soldier - In which the facility never falls and he's basically a living weapon. This verse, I'll be picky with.

[ariswul]

Hot girl summer skincare 🌺🌞

Hello girlies! I am back with another essay where I would like to share with you some information concerning solar protection, or, to be more precise, why using sunscreen is a must and how to purchase the correct sunscreen for you.

First, let us cover the basics: the most used solar products that almost every hot girl who's ready for summer has in her beach bag. Here we have:

I. Sunscreen. Used for protecting the skin from sun rays.

II. Bronzer. Used to enhance and assist tanning.

III. Aftersun. Used to calm the skin after prolonged sun exposure.

Before we get into detail about the cosmetics, let's cover the topic of the sun, and more specifically, solar radiation. Before using any sun-related products, it is essential for us to be informed about the source that is encouraging us to use these products.

How solar radiation works

The solar radiation that we perceive is formed by three types: infrared radiation, visible radiation, and invisible radiation, aka ultraviolet. There are two types of UV radiation: UVB and UVA.

UV radiation of any kind is very harmful for the skin. It is linked to premature aging and the formation of free radicals (which are bad-guy molecules that cause damage to body cells, often resulting in illnesses and diseases that can be deadly), and UV radiation also suppresses the immune system.

Both UVB and UVA radiation are not good for the skin, although UVB radiation provides some benefits, such as:

I. It is responsible for giving the skin a tanned appearance.

II. It allows the body to process vitamin D , with the sun being the main source of this vitamin.

III.The sun also activates metabolic and circulatory processes within the body.

Other than these benefits, UVB radiation provides a lot of harm in the form of:

I. Increased redness, swelling, and discomfort

II. Increases the risk for hyperqueratosis (excessive skin thickness and roughness)

III. Affects the immune system negatively

IV. Promotes chemical reactions between cells that ultimately lead to skin cancer.

UVA radiation, on the other hand, is responsible for pigmenting the skin but is also very dangerous because it starts allergic and toxic processes that affect the skin once in contact with the solar rays.

UVA radiation is the one that penetrates the skin the deepest.

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Solar radiation in general promotes skin cancer and affects the moles on the body. If you have any moles that particularly stand out or cause discomfort (such as a desire to itch the mole, a lack of hair near the mole, or bleeding), it is recommended that you visit a dermatologist, especially if the area where you live has intense solar radiation.

Moles might look pretty harmless, but any kind of change within the mole, such as shape changing or increasing in size by a mere 0.02 milimeters, is already a sign of potential danger that can be fatal.

Basically, get your moles checked, especially those that present a particularly dark color or a strange size. Apply a generous amount of sunscreen to your moles and get them checked. In fact, it is better to remove them, which is commonly done by a laser specialist.

Skin phototypes

( I will be referencing the image I attached)

Before we start talking about suncreen, we need to understand the concept of "phototype.". A "phototype" is a set of characteristics that your skin presents concerning color. This means that, depending on your personal phototype, you will need sunscreen with a specific SPF (Solar protection filter).

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Phototype 1 skin is very, very light. (Look at the image reference.) This kind of phototype never tans and always burns. The SPF recommended for this skin type is 50 and above.

Phototype 2 skin can tan, but minimally. It tends to burn in most cases, if not almost always. This skin complexion is also quite fair, but not extremely fair like in phototype 1. The SPF recommended for this skin type is 50 or above, since it is still very sensitive to sunrays.

Phototype 3 skin can easily burn, but when it tans, it is very well balanced. Basically, there is a decent possibility for tanning, although burning can happen as well. The SPF recommended for this skin type is between 30 and 50.

Phototype 4 skin tans rather easily, so the skin doesn't tend to burn, although it can, but that would be more complicated for this skin type since it is naturally darker. The SPF recommended for this skin type is between 20 and 25, although you can go for 30 too.

Phototype 5 skin almost never burns, and it tans very quickly and evenly. People with this phototype have brown or dark brown skin. The SPF recommended for this skin type is the same as for Phototoype 4, between 20 and 25.

Photoype 6 skin never burns and easily tans. This phototype applies to black people. The SPF recommended for this skin type is minimal, between 8 and 10.

Having covered the six phototypes, I invite you to choose sunscreen based on your personal phototype.

Sunscreen. Your best friend from now on ☀️🧴

There are 5 types of SPF based on how much they protect the skin ( SPF stands for "solar protection filters"):

• Between 4 and 6, there is low protection.

• 8 is medium protection.

• Between 15 and 25, there is high protection.

• Between 30 and 50, there is very high protection.

• 50+ is ultra-protection.

Phototypes 1 and 2 need ultra-protection; phototypes 3 and 4 need very high protection, between 25 and 30; and phototypes 5 and 6 need low- to medium-protection.

It is important to choose good sunscreen products. You could buy sunscreen from your average supermarket, which would be a tolerable option if you were only planning to use it on the body since it does its function of protecting your skin, but if you want to protect your face, it is important to invest in a decent sunscreen. This is because the skin on our face is more specific, and there is a wide variety of skin types that require the use of special products (which is also why it is not recommended to use body sunscreen on your face since it has a high chance of clogging your pores).

For instance, when deciding on a sunscreen for your face, make sure it doesn't contain comedogenic substances (which promote pore clogging, a big no-no for oily skin and especially for people with acne); You can use an online calculator to find out how comedogenic a product is. Almost every product has 1-2 comedogenic components, but it is usually not that big of a deal as long as there are no more than 2 of them. You basically look up the product online and copy and paste the ingredients into the website. (I will leave a link at the end of this essay.)

It is recommended to use sunscreen on a daily basis, which is why you must invest in a sunscreen protector for your body and skin. Even on cloudy days, about 90% of solar radiation goes right through the clouds. And even if you're on the beach in the shade, know that sand reflects the sun's rays as well, as does water. To be safe, just wear sunscreen. #sunscreeenforever !!!😋☀️

Concerning bronzers, it is very important to know that bronzers do NOT replace sunscreen. They do not protect the skin whatsoever. Sunscreen is primary; bronzer is secondary and can help you achieve a more intense and regular tan.

Aftersun products are a must as well, especially if your skin has burned. The most common ingredient in Aftersun is aloe vera, due to its calming and refreshing properties. I keep mine in the fridge so that when I apply it, it feels cold and refreshing.

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Links and useful tools:

~ Comedogenic calculator:

https://acneclinicnyc.com/pore-clogging-ingredients/

~ To find out how intense the solar radiation is today, you can look up "UV index + (area where you live)". It's a useful tool to know when the sun is at its peak, so you can protect your skin.

Thank you for reading! 🩷

[susiehunsecker-remade]

Everyone here is so pale which I expect because this is a british show. But Hardy is like on another level of pigmentally challenged. Phototype 0. Completely nonexistent melanocytes. If you leave her out in the sun too long she turns into dust

[maxperez2001]

Phototype Sketches

In our class we were planning out a image base alphabet and symbol project. These were some of my sketches of how I wanted to format the letters and symbols.

[monkeyssalad-blog]

Public Health Poster 030 - Non-Infectious Leprosy by Johnny El-Rady Via Flickr: wellcomecollection.org/works/pazvu494 Leprosy: patients showing symptoms. Colour lithograph. Publication/Creation [India] : Hind Kusht Nivaran Sangh, Between 1950 and 1959?] ([Calcutta] : The Calcutta Phototype Co. Ltd. Contributors •Hind Kusht Nivaran Sangh. Lettering Non-infectious cases of leprosy. The patient does not feel: pale & flat patches ; thick & red patches when touched in the affected parts. Some cases may have deformities. Some cases may have ulcers. Bears number: Poster no. 9 Reference Wellcome Collection 2058917i

[ice-and-lightning]

Bio: Arlan

Name: Arlan

Nicknames: N/A

Titles: Head of Security at Herta Space Station, Captain

Age: 20

Birthday: N/A

Species: [redacted]

Place of Birth: Gruva-III (mining planet) [or Jarilo-VI]

Family: N/A

Sexuality: Asexual

Personality: Courageous, loyal and hard-working. He takes his job as Head of the Security Department very seriously. The state of security, both there and any place he might visit, is always on his mind. This also means that he’s very protective of others. Arlan doesn’t show any emotions readily, but he feels more than he lets on, he’s just not very expressive or good with words. He prefers harmony over conflict and tends to stay quiet unless speaking up is necessary. If you want to see him smile, try to catch him when he plays with Asta’s dog, Peppy (or any other dog).

Weapons: Sword, martial arts and lightning. 

PHYSICAL

Build: Slim, but athletic.

Height: 153 cm (5’)

Hair: White with partially black tips

Eyes: Pink/Cerise

Skin: Brown (phototype V)

Physical Distinctions: Scar across his nose and a scar on his left arm. All other scars are hidden, as well as his [redacted].

Face Claim: N/A

BACKGROUND 

Arlan is very tight-lipped about his childhood for good reason. Only one who knows anything about it is Asta, who he met when he was only fourteen. Since then, he has stayed close by her side, or as close as he can. Not due to a need to be close to her, but to keep her safe. His keen senses, eye for security and ability to fight are his only strengths, in his opinion. This is the reason he’s the Head of Security at such a young age.

[For full background, click the link under "species".]

VERSES

Main - See above.

Escaped - Set after his escape from the facility and he's found by someone other than Asta, or not found at all and grows up on the street, surviving the best he can. Probably getting into paid fighting or similar. Or maybe he could even eventually be found by the Astral Express. Trailblazer!Arlan could be fun.

Soldier - In which the facility never falls and he's basically a living weapon. This verse, I'll be picky with.

[storelatina]

Identify your phototype and learn how to choose the ideal foundation - https://storelatina.com/?p=123063

[omagazineparis]

Crème solaire bio – filtres à base de minéraux naturels

La crème solaire bio ne contient aucun élément néfaste pour la santé et pour l’environnement. Les filtres utilisés pour protéger la peau des rayons UV sont des minéraux naturels à base de titane et de zinc. En effet, les filtres utilisés dans les crèmes solaires traditionnelles sont accusés d'être néfastes pour l’eau et le corail. Ce sont des filtres chimiques issus de la pétrochimie. Ils absorbent les rayons UV et sont aussi responsables de près de la moitié des allergies solaires.   Ce n’est pas le cas pour les crèmes solaires bio. Ils sont à la fois efficaces et sans danger. Les filtres minéraux dans ces produits agissent comme une barrière qui réfléchit les rayons UV. C’est ce qui justifie l’efficacité des crèmes bios. Outre les filtres, les crèmes certifiés bios sont bannis des conservateurs et autres ingrédients (le paraben, les silicones, les parfums…) néfastes pour la santé. Ils contiennent des éléments nutritifs et des antioxydants qui nourrissent et protègent la peau.  Une crème aussi efficace qu’une crème solaire traditionnelle Il faut tout d’abord souligner que les indices de protection des crèmes solaires bio sont moins élevés que ceux des crèmes solaires traditionnelles. Pour qu’elles soient efficaces, il est conseillé de les appliquer le plus souvent sur la peau. Ce n’est pourtant pas suffisant, il faut choisir le produit adapté à son phototype. En général, les personnes ayant une peau claire doivent choisir une crème avec un indice de protection solaire plus élevé. Il en existe plusieurs niveaux : - le niveau de protection faible avec un indice de protection ou SPF qui varie entre 6 à 10, - le niveau de protection moyen avec SPF entre 15 et 25, - la protection élevée avec un indice de protection allant de 30 à 50, - la crème solaire très haute protection avec un SPF supérieure à 50.  Très souvent, ce sont les personnes ayant la peau sensible qui utilisent les crèmes avec SPF 50. Pour celles qui ont des peaux mates, les crèmes offrant un indice de protection de 20 et 30 sont recommandées. Il faut également préciser que les conditions d’expositions ont une influence majeure sur le choix du produit. Les personnes qui s’exposent peu durant la journée peuvent se contenter d’un SPF 15. Par contre, celles qui souhaitent se baigner ou s’exposer pendant plusieurs heures doivent impérativement choisir des crèmes solaires bios avec un indice de protection très élevé. Qu’en est-il des traces blanches sur la peau ?    Auparavant, les crèmes solaires bios sont critiquées pour les traces blanches qu’elles laissent sur la peau. Ce qui n’est plus le cas maintenant. Grâce aux évolutions de la chimie verte, les fabricants ont trouvé des solutions pour résoudre ce problème. Ils proposent des produits sans nanoparticule qui peuvent pénétrer facilement sans laisser aucune trace. Outre les traces, les fabricants proposent également des produits avec des textures moins épaisses, des gammes anti-âges et des crèmes solaires bios résistantes à l’eau. Toutes ces révolutions permettent de répondre à tous les besoins tout en protégeant l’environnement.  Utilisez vous de ma crème solaire bio? Nous vous invitons à nous laisser des conseils en commentaire. Read the full article

[scienceofbeauty]

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[jodyjonesdds]

Incredible Innovations In Various Treatments Associated With Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry has seen significant advancements and innovations, making it easier to achieve flawless smiles and improve self-esteem. Digital Smile Design (DSD) allows dentists to create personalized smile makeovers using high-resolution images and digital phototypes. Invisalign Nashville and clear aligners have revolutionized orthodontic treatment, providing a comfortable and discreet option for both adults and teenagers. Porcelain veneers cover imperfections, and advanced technologies like laser teeth whitening make teeth whitening more accessible.

[tafsircareercounselor]

Key Differences Between UI And UX

Originally posted on https://www.abmcollege.com/blog/key-differences-between-ui-and-ux

The UI/UX diploma is focused on preparing students as professional UI/UX Developers. This field can be confusing for many as the UI and UX components are intertwined. Before moving ahead with this course or if you are planning to be a UI/UX designer there are certain differences which need to be considered. We will be defining both core components in this article, their differences and who is apt to the two professions. If you are debating whether this would be the right job for you, read on. 

In the last decade, UI and UX design is gaining popularity in the tech industry. Usually paired as UI/UX design, tech companies prioritize them in order to build winning products. With this, we can help the populace to use a product with ease and pleasure. Although quite different, together they help shape and distinguish a product. 

Understanding the core aspects of UI and UX

UI is defined as user interface design. This is basically how a user interacts with a digital service or product. It incorporates screens, touchpads, keyboards, lights, and even sounds. In short, it is the human-first approach to designing the aesthetic experience of a product. It is applied to digital products only and focuses on visual touchpoints that allow the users to connect with a product. This helps to create combinations of colour palettes, typography, animations, buttons, and imagery. 

UX is the human-first approach to product design, applied to physical and digital products. The focus relies on the full experience from a user’s first contact to the last. It creates structural design solutions for the points that users encounter anywhere along their journey with the product. It results in products that delight users with their effectiveness. 

Key differences between UI and UX

UX searches for solutions and UI determines the look. UX works to locate a problem that users are facing and solve it, as they are mainly concerned with the user’s expectation of a product or service. Whereas, UI creates the product’s interface built on the functional requirements of the users. This also applies design to craft a user-friendly experience on the screen. 

UX focuses on the user journey while UI focuses on product snapshots. The audience is the backbone of UX. Based on the requirements of UX, UI will develop a design accordingly. UI designers work to create designs that turn the concept into an attractive, intuitive, and responsive interface which provides user-friendly experiences. 

Different roles of UI and UX Designers

UX designers are typically in charge of any product design when working with UI designers. They focus on the product’s look and feel, flow and functionality. Primarily, they are the first ones to work with marketers, business analysts, and product teams to understand what they are aiming to achieve. Once their needs are established, the target audience is defined, as are their goals to be achieved. They analyze the market data, compare the benchmarks, conduct user testing, and prepare the solution list for a better user experience. 

Upon completion of their research and analysis, UX designers typically prepare the sketch wireframe to illustrate the content, elements, and user interactions. After this phototypes are created which add functional information architecture. Once evaluated by the team, it is then handed over to the UI designers. 

In collaboration with UX designers, UI designers work on the specifications given to them to prepare the structure and look of a project. Following the established requirements, UI designers develop high-fidelity layouts and prepare reference guides with comprehensive styles to let developers understand the project. Once the layouts are complete, UI designers work closely with the developers to provide feedback about the project until the final version is released. In most organizations, UX designers are in charge of the UI designers. As such, they are usually in direct contact with the developers in terms of feedback and verification that the final product meets the user's needs. 

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can you earn after completing a UI/UX Diploma?

Since salary expectations are so important, almost every prospective student begins with this question in mind. The answer is $61,000 as an average starting wage per year, and $101,800 as an average experienced wage per year. 

Is it too late to get into UI / UX?

If you are seeking admission at ABM College, the student must meet ONE of these criteria: 1) Canadian High School Diploma or equivalent with verified transcript. 2) General Equivalency Diploma (G.E.D.), plus a successful interview with ABM College administration. If English is not a student’s primary language, the student must have proof of English Proficiency as follows: - Canadian Level Benchmark level 5 or equivalent, OR - The student has completed secondary school where English is the language of instruction, OR - The student has completed one year of post-secondary education where English was the language of instruction, OR - International English Language Testing System (IELTS) level 6 or equivalent.

Final Thoughts

Other than the above-mentioned skills, becoming a successful UI/UX designer requires proficiency in designing and experiencing new things, collaboration, and various other skills. UI/UX is a highly satisfying career that can take you in many directions. Hopefully, now you have a clearer idea about what a UI/UX Designer does. If opting into this program seems like the right career path for you then don’t delay! 

Enroll now with ABM College UI/UX diploma and build a rewarding career as a designer, create impactful customer experiences, and understand the technical aspects of coding and visual design for leveling up your creativity. 

Having knowledge about building interactive websites, designing intuitive apps, and developing complex web templates can also help you to gain an edge over the competition. You can also explore our Mobile App Developer Diploma and Software Development Diploma to get additional in-depth experience in the design arena. 

‍Contact us to learn more about our programs.

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