Water droplets each have 2 points of light in them, one where the light enters and one where it leaves.
Go do a quick study on the water droplets in your kitchen sink or something to get a better idea of how this works.
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Which is why she left and got help at the shop.
Sly looked hella good in those glasses tho, which is I think all that counts.
Sedation maybe to stop the victim moving, but not full anesthetic.
The victim here was more likely to have been psychologically abused into submitting to her abusers whims for this though.
Honestly this isn't really something I've dabbled much in, I've lived a pretty nomadic life for the most part and never really had the storage space for all the seperate ingredients that proper diy skincare involves.
My glycerin toner literally involves tipping a little bit of the pure glycerin straight out of the bottle into my hands, and then activating it with water and tapping it into my skin. It's hella basic, I just make very, very sure not to get water into the glycerin bottle.
I could probably do a good bit of damage if I smacked someone with mine, especially if they got the side with the zipper.
Papi looks like he wants you to sit on his lap.
Are they suckling on menstrual cups?
If Europe has started experiencing over 40°C heatwaves frequently, then this planet really is fucked
Considering every month now breaks heat records, and every week has new reports stating "faster than expected", it's pretty obvious all the actual warnings of what's to come have been (and will continue to be) written off as fearmongering and thoroughly ignored.
If Europe has started experiencing over 40°C heatwaves frequently, then this planet really is fucked
Business as usual, Venus by Tuesday.
I’m going to diy a rosewater spray with some glycerin in it for on the go refreshment at some point
Unless you're also adding preservatives, only make a few tens of ml at a time as it will go off and get funky otherwise. You could repurpose an empty 30 ml actives bottle for it.
If you add a couple of teaspoons each of a neutral oil and vinegar to what's left in the bottle and then shake it like it owes you money, you've basically just made some more mayo.
If there's less than like 3 or 4 tablespoons of mayo left in the bottle though this wont work as it's relying on the remaining emulsifiers in that mayo to combine everything.