Sentences with phrase «dark black pigment»

Apply the dark black pigment (i.e. shade 12) from The Rock Nudes Palette above the lashline.

Not exact matches

Compared to brown or basmati rice, black rice is higher in nutrients, specifically iron, vitamin E, magnesium, manganese, zinc, selenium and antioxidants — indicated by its dark purple pigment (like dark coloured berries!).

Considering the concentrations of melanosomes the researchers found, even if the animals had other pigments that weren't ultimately preserved, the pigment - bearing areas would likely have been dark gray or black.

Argan contains essential fatty acids and provides a great dark pigment alternative to artificial dyes like Coal Tar and Carbon Black which are formed during petroleum combustion.

Usually dark or black spots and patches on the face may be due to over secretion of melanin pigment.

It has a dark - burgundy pigment that appears almost black - we particularly like it paired with neutral shadows..

The lighter shades don't really didn't really impress me for this Blush professional 120 matte palette makeup review, on the other hand some of the darker shades, such as the black color were quit well pigmented.

Wee Quentin will never be black, despite his pretensions towards it; his dark - skin - pigment is a figment of his under - active cinema - obsessed imagination.

When you bring home a puppy with a bright pink tongue, you may find yourself startled when that tongue begins to develop purple, blue or black pigmented spots or turns completely dark.

This stands to reason because true white Miniature Schnauzers have black skin pigment and dark eyes.

Havanese dogs have dark brown, almost almond shaped eyes that are lined with either black or brown pigment.

If the dog has a black pigmented nose, he should also have dark brown / black eyes.

Regarding her skin, the pigment was very dark black.

The Em variant of the MC1R gene at the extension (E / e) Locus results in the localized distribution of eumelanin (black pigment) on the muzzle of the dog which resembles a dark «mask» on dogs with lighter colored coats.

In some yellow (and sable) dogs, the center part of their black nose will fade to pink (called «snow nose») but the other dark skin pigment is not affected.

Sometimes, they are more pigmented, taking on a darker or even black appearance.

It's unknown why Shar - Peis and chow chows have completely black tongues, but it's caused by extra dark pigment in the skin.

Ears on the inside should be light pink (though dark - skinned dogs may have black pigment), clean or with just a trace of wax, not swollen, and free of discharge.

Blue dogs and liver dogs have inherited a color - modifying gene that changes their black pigment to smoky gray (many blue dogs look like they've been dusted with flour) or brown (any shade from light brown to dark brown).

Even truer, for eumelanin (dark or black pigment) and phaeomelanin (yellow pigment) are the only chemically differentiated forms of melanin, the coat's color substance.

Most Boerboels I have seen have black - pigmented noses and other integument areas, although the great majority have a base coat color of tan (you can call it fawn or red, or use a few other terms) that ranges from a light coffee to a deep dark hue.

The E locus (let's use E or e to stand for Expression) tells the body whether or not to create and deposit pigment granules that show up as black or dark (including liver and blue) in the coat.

Magnetic black or iron oxide black PBk11 is a very lightfast, semiopaque, staining, very dark valued black pigment.

The pictorial context is in fact dark, but technically the pigment is not black.

In Chestnut (1955), the painting's white field is broken along the center, as if a chestnut tree were pushing through the pigment; and in Red, blue, black (1957), the thick, dark red ground gives way at the center to black calligraphed lines concentrated within dense gestural brushwork.

Como «s artistic practice is, as he describes it, «an engagement with and investigation into black... this includes but is not limited to: black as proprietary color / pigment — the mark used for description or obfuscation, black as darkness — the phenomena or event of light's absence, and black as matter — the physical manifestation of objecthood, including black holes and universal dark matter.»

These are manufactured by either adding white pigment to make it lighter, or black pigment to make the color darker.

SHIRAZEH HOUSHIARY Dark Senses, 2012 pencil, pigments and black aquacryl on canvas and aluminum 74.8 x 106.3 inches 190 x 270 cm LM18518

He impressed pebbles into the dark pigment of his Night Blooming paintings (1951); the uninflected White Paintings (1951) became screens for light and shadow, responding to the conditions around them; and newspaper collage formed the ground of the series of black paintings (1951 — 53).

It is a very dark oeuvre, in every sense of the word, sometimes covering everything with a layer of black glue and pigment.

Painted in 1964, the Black Paintings all show a shuddering mass of dark pigment at their core, suspended over an ominous white fog and surrounded by frantic, swarming brushstrokes.

With their violent brush strokes, dark pigments, and shadowy centers, the Black Paintings clearly articulate Mitchell's emotional pain during this time.

Mitchell calls the works produced during those years her «Black Paintings;» the term refers to the somber, dark mood in which Mitchell painted them, rather than literal black pigBlack Paintings;» the term refers to the somber, dark mood in which Mitchell painted them, rather than literal black pigblack pigment.

Then add a few grams of black pigment to the paint to make the paint dark.

Not only does it better describe the case of diminishing returns (the first few molecules of pigment do the most darkening while added pigment never quite stops making it darker) but also how just a few ounces of black pigment change the temperature of a thousand pound car body sitting in the sun from luke warm to burning hot (illustrating how a tiny percentage of adulterant can have a large effect).

Like the majority of the house, the staircase is formed from concrete, but the addition of black pigment to the mix creates a dark, speckled finish that won't show up wear and tear.