Sentences with phrase «even daily applications»
And of course, when indicated, even daily applications can be considered.
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Even aromatherapists can experience a toxic overload with constant application of essential oils during several daily treatments every week since the oils are very potent and highly concentrated.
Just like your common eye and foundation primers, the eyelash primer prepares the lash to receive the mascara and offers some of the same benefits: even application, longer lasting effect, prevent smudge and clumping and less product absorption on your lashes; it also protects your strands from drying with the constant use of mascara, so if you use it on a daily basis, applying a first a primer is the best option to protect your lashes.
It can be those things, but it can also be Biomedical Engineering, Food Science Theory and Application, Digital Media and Carpentry; all noble callings that are ripe with the potential of fruitful careers in the job market.I am a daily witness to outlandish potential and even more incredible reality as I see students fabricating complicated ductwork, reworking the plugs and wires on a V8 engine and interpreting the bitewing X-rays of dental patients.
In his application, Ms. Burris shared, «Students, even in the rural area where we live, take for granted how they are fed three meals daily.»
Boost in a Bottle might even be a daily application if a dog was very sore, or having symptoms that improved with oil use.
Your resume is your ticket to getting one step closer to that job you are after and unless it is an eye catching and informative resume, you might not even get noticed among the thousands of applications being sent daily.
Even some otherwise excellent empirical work resists immediate application to daily practice, either as a result of being very specific and quantitative (e.g., Christensen, Griffiths & Korten's 2002 web - based CBT), or instead being very general and qualitative (e.g., re-explorations of Kiesler, Siegel & McGuire's 1984 observation that people communicating via computer may feel disinhibited).