Eyebrow

Lead acetate can be used only for coloring scalp hair at a level not to exceed 0.6%, as lead, weight/volume of the product. The regulations provide specific restrictions (including label specifications) that lead acetate must not be used to color mustaches, eyelashes, eyebrows, or hair on parts of the body other than the scalp. 

Henna can be used only to color hair with the exception of eyelashes, eyebrows, or generally ia the area of the eye. The label for products containing henna must caution the consumer not to use ia the area of the eye or on cut or abraded scalp. 

Products such as aftershave lotions, hair tonics, and soaps contain additives purely for esthetic reasons. In many cases, though, the colorant is a significant functional part of a cosmetic, often comprising half of its total weight. Some cosmetics, including eyebrow pencils, nail poHshes, and rouges, are really Httie more than colorants mixed with one or more materials that serve simply as binders, vehicles, or diluents to give the product desirable appHcation properties (29,36-40). 

Ultramarine Blue is used in salt iatended for animal feed (<0.5% w/w). AH ultramarines are used in the cosmetic field in such products as mascara, eyebrow pencils, and soaps. 

Eye Makeup. Siace antiquity, eye makeup preparations have been used to beautify the area surrounding the eye. Various forms of eye shadows color the eyeHd mascaras color and lengthen the eyelashes eyeliners delineate the portion of the eyeHd from which the eyelashes emerge. The appearance of eyebrows can be altered with various types of makeup, and, finally, false eyelashes and eyebrows have been marketed for years. 

Eyebrow pencils are used to outline the brow, especially after plucking of undesirable fibers. They are commonly prepared by stick mol ding. Eyebrow pencils are generally harder than eyeliner pencils. Like other pencils, the extmded mass is normally encased in wood. Some eyebrow pencils may be quite soft, approaching the texture of hpsticks. 

Philip Crosby published his book Quality Is Free in 1979 and caused a lot of raised eyebrows among executives because they always believed the removal of defects was an... 

Augembogen, m. iris, -bolzen, m. eyebolt, -braue, /. eyebrow, -deckel, m. eyelid, -driise, /. lacrimal gland, -entzlindung, / inflammation of the eye. 

Mr. Meskouris, a smooth, solid man who wears a diamond stud in each ear and has impeccably barbered eyebrows, invited them to his New Year s Eve party. The restaurant would be closed but open to friends and people we know, he said. The women sipped at the small straws in their Collins glasses—which didn t sound like a no. ... 

Waxes are used in water-resistant coating on cars and furniture. They are also used in lipsticks and eyebrow pencils and in liquid soaps and shampoos to give a pearlescent effect (the tiny flakes of the wax glycol distearate reflect the light). 

These help keep fatty flavors suspended in the liquid (density balancers and emulsifiers). Gums and modified food starches are also used for this purpose. Glyceryl abietate is also used in cosmetics as the waxy substance in eyebrow pencils. 

A sample of only 10 repeat determinations is statistically small, and far-reaching conclusions are hard to draw, particularly as far as the distribution of values is concerned. Claiming an extraordinarily high precision in the face of the alternative explanation—an average and very plausible precision—should raise eyebrows. 

Well, it seems wise to make him sit in judgment on such fellows. Edward raised an eyebrow that told of more than one way I might take his words. He will have no truck with rebels, any more than my brother George will. And Hastings will sit with them, and the Mayor, so that London may know what treason its own may do. ... 

I must have spoken, because Mark turns his head and raises an eyebrow. 

Name from anti monos (Greek = not alone) stibium (Latin = pen) black shiny antimonite/stibnite (Sb2S3) was used as an eyebrow pencil... 

The first time you get the urge to take out a Bunsen burner and light it up, don t. You may blow yourself up. Please check with your instructor to see if you even need a burner. Once you find out that you can use a burner, assume that the person who used it last didn t know much about burners, and take some precautions so as not to burn your eyebrows off. 

The appreciation of color and the use of colorants dates back to antiquity. The art of making colored candy is shown in paintings in Egyptian tombs as far back as 1500 bc. Pliny the Elder described the use of artificial colorants in wine in 1500 bc. Spices and condiments were colored at least 500 years ago. The use of colorants in cosmetics is better documented than colorants in foods. Archaeologists have pointed out that Egyptian women used green copper ores as eye shadow as early as 5000 bc. Henna was used to redden hair and feet, carmine to redden lips, faces were colored yellow with saffron and kohl, an arsenic compound, was used to darken eyebrows. More recently, in Britain, in the twelfth century, sugar was colored red with kermes and madder and purple with Tyrian purple. 

Grammer, K., Schiefenhovel, W., Schleidt, M., Lorenz, B and Eibl- Eibesfeldt, I. (1988) Patterns on the face The eyebrow flash in cross cultural comparison. Ethology 77, 270-299. 

Another very interesting application of this increased chemical activity of aluminium when amalgamated with mercury is incorporated in a toy which is sometimes seen on sale under the name of" Daddy Tin Whiskers . This toy consists of an aluminium stamping of a face and a pencil, the core of which is filled with a preparation chiefly composed of a mercury salt. It is operated by rubbing the eyebrows and chin with this special pencil. Shortly afterwards white hairs of aluminium oxide (AlsOj) gather wherever the pencil has touched the aluminium. 

Dr. David Mackenzie Rioch, a stem-faced, fundamentally benign man with dark bushy eyebrows, seemingly sensed that I might have been cast from a different mold. He was a relentlessly dedicated scientist who supervised my efforts at outpatient therapy for an hour each week. As civilian Chief of the Neuropsychiatry Division of the nearby Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR), Rioch had a prestigious and well-earned international reputation. 

Antimony - the atomic number is 51 and the chemical symbol is Sb. The name derives from the Greek, anti + monos for not alone or not one because it was found in many compounds. The chemical symbol, Sb, comes from the original name, stibium, which is derived from the Greek stibi for mark , since it was used for blackening eyebrows and eyelashes. The name was changed from stibium to antimonium to antimony. The minerals stibnite (Sb2S3) and stibine (SbHj) are two of more than one hundred mineral species, which were known in the ancient world. 

She raised a perfectly shaped eyebrow. She still had all her clothes on, and also her jewels. ... 

He crooked his eyebrows. To call upon Senator Avonal ... 

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