How to Ensure your Makeup Stays Intact this Summer


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The summer heat and its resultant perspiration, combined with factors like humidity can conspire and ruin an otherwise flawless complexion. 

They can do this by creasing eye shadow, causing foundation to creep southwards and even making mascara weep.

Therefore, if you want to keep your makeup intact this summer choose products that will curtail the makeup slide that’s bound to happen in the heat. One product you can use to keep your makeup stays where you applied it is the Model in a Bottle Setting Spray .
This beauty product is misted on the face after makeup has been applied and the mascara has dried in order to keep it in place. It is so effective that it not only keeps the foundation and eye makeup intact all day and well into the night, but it also keeps it looking freshly applied.

In addition, Model in a Bottle Setting Spray is also non-comedogenic. This means that it will not clog pores and cause breakouts. Furthermore, it absorbs the excess facial oil that may contribute to the downward slide of makeup. 

This model spray also dries quickly without drying the skin since it contains moisturizing aloe vera extracts which have a fresh scent. It is also not shiny for it leaves a nice, natural and translucent matte finish.

Model in a Bottle Setting Spray does not reduce the effectiveness of sunscreens. This enables users to face the sun confidently without the fear of premature aging or makeup melt down.

This setting spray is a cruelty free product which is not tested on animals. It is available in travel size bottles for those who want to test its effectiveness before committing to the full size. It is however economically priced since for less than $20, or more specifically for $15.95, one can get the bottle with over 300 sprays.

Persons with sensitive skin or rosacea should use Model in a Bottle Sensitive Skin Makeup Setting Spray because it contains soothing lavender essential oil. 

Danger Signs of Pregnancy


Though most mothers experience safe pregnancies, watching out for the following signs of danger in pregnancy can avert the development of the severe complications associated with them. These top danger signs of pregnancy include:

1. Vaginal bleeding
Vaginal bleeding can occur at any time during pregnancy. When it occurs in early pregnancy, it can be a sign of miscarriage. When it occurs later in pregnancy, it could be a sign of placenta abruptio or the placenta detaching from the walls of the uterus.

Therefore, regardless of when it occurs and whether it presents as red spots of blood on the underwear or blood gushing from the vagina, vaginal bleeding in pregnancy is a serious sign which warrants immediate evaluation by a healthcare practitioner.



2. Pelvic pain
Pelvic pain can also develop in any month during pregnancy and it should not be managed with over the counter (OTC) pain relievers since it may herald severe complications. 

When it occurs in the first trimester pelvic pain can be a sign of an ectopic pregnancy or the baby growing in the fallopian tubes. This is a life threatening complication because severe bleeding can occur if the tube ruptures. When it occurs in the later trimesters, it can be a sign of placenta detachment.

Pelvic or abdominal pain in pregnancy should therefore also warrant immediate assessment by a doctor regardless of whether it is continuous or crampy in nature.

3. Blurred vision
Blurred vision or seeing flashing lights is another danger sign of pregnancy since it can be caused by pregnancy induced hypertension (PIH) or eclampsia. Other signs of this life threatening condition which causes the blood pressure to rise include swelling of the face, hands, and feet.  

The development of blurry vision should prompt a visit to the hospital for a blood pressure check and evaluation by an obstetrician since it can progress to convulsions.



4. Lack of fetal movements
Absent fetal movements is another danger sign of pregnancy since it can be a sign of fetal demise or the baby's death. Reduced movements by the baby can also signal fetal distress which can be caused by factors like low blood sugar levels.

Sensing less than four baby kicks in an hour should therefore induce the mother to consume a sugary snack like a chocolate bar as she heads to the hospital for a checkup.