Sentences with phrase «gentle brush strokes»

Blended tones resemble gentle brush strokes and convey a sense of artistry.

I start with small, gentle brush strokes on my arms and legs, always brushing toward the heart.

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Then, using fingers like a brush, stroke the skin in an upward motion, leaving little droplets of moisture behind as you move to firm, refresh and revive like a gentle breeze, restoring the skin's delicate protective mantle.

To dry brush, use strong but gentle strokes, starting at the soles of the feet and moving upwards.

Take five - minutes before your morning shower, and use a natural - bristle dry brush and apply gentle but firm pressure, stroking your feet in circular upward motions in the direction of your heart.

I simple drew a couple gentle strokes in between the hairs and then brushed through.

Pump a few drops onto a foundation brush and apply it to your face with gentle strokes.

There should be a gentle build up to the kiss; start with prolonged eye contact and then move to a subtle stroke on the arm or make your legs brush against each other.

It had been bright and sunny outside and the brush strokes had been so gentle and light that Poornima had felt as if the person holding the comb were not a person at all but a small bird perched on its handle.

Begin by doing a few short, gentle strokes with the brush in a spot he likes to be scratched or pet.

Some cats like gentle strokes of the brush on their face or rubbing their face on the brush as it is held still.

Owners should use gentle, slow strokes when utilizing a slicker brush.

Start grooming: Softly and gently brush the kitten's coat with a few strokes, touch the ears and mouth, and pretend to clip the nails by adding gentle pressure to the kitten's paws.

The short wires of the slicker brush is quite fine so it is advisable to keep your strokes as gentle as possible so that you do not compromise the coat of your dog.

When you brush your dog's coat with these items, make sure to use short gentle strokes.

Notice the individual wide white brush strokes that tumble in from the upper left like gentle high notes in music.

Frenetic brush strokes create the illusion of a gentle motion, for although the scene appears silent and calm, Michael Auping has observed that «Rothenberg is seldom attracted to things that are still.»