It s the lightweight powder foundation that sells every two minutes and is the number one selling cosmetic product in Australia .
And as Nude by Nature s Natural Mineral Cover Powder foundation ($39.95) unveils a makeover, with new luxe rose gold packaging, celebrity makeup artist Max May has revealed exactly what he loves about the product.
The makeup pro told Femail: What separates this powder foundation from the rest, other than it being 100% natural ingredients, no sulphate and parabens is the fact that it is makeup that is good for your skin with a unique coverage and finish .
High praise: Celeb makeup artist Max May has spoken to Femail about Nude by Nature s Natural Mineral Cover Powder foundation
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Celeb Spellcheck, the Instagram page that exposes influencer spelling mistakes, has revealed that influencers aren’t afraid to dob in one another.
I’ve been following the page for a while now, because nothing makes me feel better than seeing an influencer absolutely cook it on social media. At first the page was mostly focused on spelling mistakes, but has since expanded into gossip, as well as exposing influencers for their inappropriate behaviour.
The Swindon’s hospital raised around £2.2 million through charging staff, patients, and visitors to park last year. Of that, £1.4m was paid by patients and visitors, while £768,640 came in through charges, NHS Digital data revealed. Figures reveal that patients and visitors paid an average hourly rate of £1.10 at the most expensive of the trust’s three sites, while staff spent 13p per hour at the priciest spot. Here’s what you told us on Facebook… John Mccarthy: Staff parking should be free. Who else pays to park at work? All this clap for the NHS and they are being stung to pay to park at work.
3 Middlesex County towns open Windows of Understanding on MLK Day
Updated Jan 13, 2021;
Posted Jan 13, 2021
The fourth annual Windows of Understanding will feature storefront art installations in New Brunswick and Highland Park and at Metuchen Public Library starting on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Monday, Jan. 18.windowsofunderstanding.org
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The project will launch on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Monday, Jan. 18, as a way of paying homage to King’s legacy with a designated “Day of Understanding,” and be on display through February.
“With the countless challenges we faced in 2020, the New Year provides us with even more opportunities to listen, to unite and to heal, says New Brunswick Mayor Jim Cahill. “Windows of Understanding will once again serve as a focal point to begin the dialogue that leads us all to a better and fairer world. The pandemic may have forced us apart, but artistic expression as always will draw us back together, and maybe even clos
Last year brought us a nightmare that still has the world in its grip as 2021 gets under way. We faced two lockdowns, restrictions preventing us from hugging our loved ones, going on our hard-earned holidays, running our businesses, having a swift pint at our local and many other challenges throughout the year, all thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic. And as reported in Thursday s Adver, some suffered bereavement and illness. We asked you what your hopes and plans were for new year. Many of our readers simply wanted a return to normal in order to see families and friends Here’s what some of you told us on Facebook: