Sentences with phrase «not glittery»

The back of the smartphone is nice and golden — not glittery gold, but a very subtle gold.

I like the amount of shimmer I get with this highlighter - it's not glittery but it still makes an impact.

This product is not glittery what so ever, but it does give a natural radiance to the skin.

They have the slightest shimmer, very subtle and not glittery at all but manage to give you a glowy and healthy complexion.

Very pretty color, not glittery it's metallic.

Because of the 3D - thingy on their ingredient, it does really give me a glow, not glittery but not dewy either but it kinda looks like it but not.

The colors are subtle and elegant with the right amount of shimmer, not glittery or over the top.

It's a subtle illuminating powder (not glittery by any means) so it can be used all over, and will give your skin a lit - from - within look.

A shimmery (not glittery) white eye shadow is a secret weapon for «brightening up the eye area.»

Finding a lip balm that's not glittery, flowery, or tinted pink is tough!

They aren't glittery, too dark (or light), or shiny looking, but they give me the refreshed, dewy look that I've been wanting.

Not exact matches

Caution: don't be fooled by glittery privileges.

Not so glittery A look at the history of the price of gold can be sobering.

It was the blockbuster book of the 1980s, catching the spirit of the age in all its glittery egotism («Masters of the Universe») and cheap urban politics (the opening scene is an 80s version of «mau - mauing» that ends up exploding in chaos, not like the scripted routines Wolfe described in «Mau - Mauing the Flak Catchers» a decade earlier).

It flattered those who could understand the long passages in Latin, or who noticed the glittery filaments of intertextuality woven into its design, or who understood the late - medieval tension between realist and nominalist metaphysics; but it also entertained those who were simply interested in a colorful murder mystery with an unusual setting and who did not mind skipping the Latin bits altogether.

If the first few days of 2015 are any indication of how the year will progress the next 12 months are so far looking glittery and warm — filled with equal quantities of vegetables and ice cream, underscored by full on work and much needed play, but a bit hangry and punctuated by laughable (as in I'd laugh if I weren't so hangry) service.

And not only a surprise, but a cute heart shaped surprise (and if I could make it glittery, you better believe I would have).

And remember that Encarnacion will be 34 and posted his lowest OPS + since 2011 (don't be fooled by the glittery league - leading home run totals.)

Artist Lisa Swerling told me that she was surprised how men are often drawn to her glittery Glass Cathedral wall sculptures the most — even the pink ones — as if she's somehow given them permission to enjoy something we typically don't associate with masculinity.

Tulip sent me a wonderful box full of glittery goodness that is not just your regular glitter - everything is specially formulated to work on fabric and it's washable too!

(Glittery green paint would look awesome, don't you think?

Whether you wear your glittery diamond jewellery treasures every single day or only on special occasions, it does not require too much effort to ensure that they possess the same sparkle they once did when you first acquired them.

Book: Ollie's Ski Trip by Elsa Beskow Activity: Glittery Foil Icicles You won't believe how easy these icicles are to make!

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Okay, so this glittery 1970s dance duet isn't exactly what we think of as a workout today.

Formulated with peach, cucumber, and carrot extract, this ultra glittery eyeliner can not only illuminate your eyelids with the brand's Heavy Metal Glitter, it can condition, and give skin a silky smooth feel, too.

I didn't want it too glittery, just a subtle bit of sparkle.

This year, I am not feeling like wearing shiny, glittery and kitsch clothes for the festive season.

Not to mention that they also got a glittery update now, so you will definitely stand out.

It's subtle, not high beam / glittery.

Whatever you wear, don't forget the perfect accessories like these Star Drop Earrings, a glittery evening clutch (UNDER $ 20), a pair of Carrie Bradshaw approved heels and dramatic lashes (or a set for your squad).

You don't see it in the picture, but it's slightly glittery.

and is a mix - n - match combination of 70's - geometric shapes and glittery.

They have a wearable metallic feel (they are not too glittery or shiny) and I don't find them to be too drying but rather comfortable to wear.

One main problem with this quad is that all the shades in it are shimmery and there is no matt shade so you have to be all glittery which I don't like, I like to blend my shimmery shades with a matt shade to make it look Smokey.

And I don't mean anything glittery — think more of a J.Lo glow (a toned down version of what Scott Barnes used to do for her).

I'll pair it with either black pants or dark wash jeans and either a bold bangle bracelet or a great pair of bold, sterling silver earrings — something stylish that makes a statement but isn't too jingly or glittery.

It's not like a chunky glittery gold, it's like a soft, glowing, «my skin may or may not be this fabulous» gold.

But this deep pink glittery nail polish shade is so fun, who wouldn't want to wear it?

Normally I'm not a very glittery - girl, but with December approaching and this cute print I couldn't resis it;) I'm also wearing my new overknee boots as you could have seen in yesterday's post.

As make - up, I chose glittery grey and black eyeshadow for subtle smoky eyes and of course we can not celebrate New Year's Eve without the classic red lips.

Very comfortable, very nice metallic look (not to glittery, not too shiny).

It may seem simple and casual, but look at those booties; you can't really tell from these photos, but they are glittery.

The green is a perfect olive, the metallic is subtle, not at all glittery.

With her spindly six - foot - tall stature and signature knack for mixing feminine «fancy» items like sequin pants, satin trousers, and glittery statement jewelry with broken - in basics (chambray shirts, striped tees, crewneck sweaters), it's not an exaggeration to say Lyons has become something of a personal - style deity to legions of women who are, for lack of a better word, obsessed with her.

They definitely didn't fit the girly theme so I spray painted them glittery gold.

The highlighters were very glittery and the majority of them I would not use for everyday wear.

Also, be warned, the taupe shade is VERY glittery (not shimmery, glittery) and the peachy shade has some sparkle as well.

myMallBox gave me a credit to try their service out and it didn't take long for me to spot the first US item I wanted to buy; a pair of glittery sunglasses from Unique Vintage.

I'd love to know I'm not the only one who COMPLETELY falls apart over a shiny coat or a pair of glittery shoes!