The pack comes with three sizes, small for normal eyes, medium for saggy eyelids and large for droopy eyelids.
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Most of the models and celebrities we see in the media have what many call double eyelids, or eyelids that have visible creases.
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The eyebrows themselves begin to sag down closer to the eyelids; and the skin around the eyelids becomes bunched (stretched and redundant) hanging over the eyelashes and blocking vision.
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It's called SVR Topialyse, and it's specifically for irritated eyelids.
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Taylor Swift once put Sharpie on her eyelids, on purpose.
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The sun was up — it was bright through his eyelids.
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Looking at these delicate, inviting displays, my eyelids grow heavy.
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Behind my eyelids a vast space seemed to open up.
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Will this flick last all day on my oily eyelids?
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The surgery marked the first time eyelids have been transplanted.
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Trachoma, a bacterial infection, had swollen and inverted his eyelids.
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Or Moll Flanders, a zaftig Lillian Gish batting her eyelids?
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For those of you who aren't familiar, monolids, mono eyelids, or more technically, epicanthic folds, are all terms used to describe eyelids that cover the inner corners of the eyes, creating a "crease-less" effect.
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People would be like, 'Why are your eyelids a different color?
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Clean up any smudges on eyelids with a cotton swab 20.
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My eyelids flickered from the force of the rushing ocean air.
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We all create oil on our eyelids, some more than others.
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Some had maggots living in their skin, including under their eyelids.
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I can just get a glimpse of its almost translucent eyelids.
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One part I've never been mad at, however, is my eyelids.
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He also received new eyelids and the muscles that control blinking.
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He then pulls his eyelids in a common gesture mocking Asians.
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She waits until its gelid eyelids flutter, then gives the signal.
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Reviewers also love how easily the creamy formula glides onto eyelids.
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To lift drooping eyelids, Dr. Bank injects Restylane into the forehead.
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Naseem checked Jawad's heartbeat with a stethoscope, then closed his eyelids.
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When Hultcrantz touched him, his eyelids trembled, but he didn't move.
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The weight of his eyelids had become too heavy to lift.
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The fire stripped her face of eyelids, lips and her nose.
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Soon, it was difficult to keep my eyelids open at all.
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Why have heavy, sleepy-looking eyelids when you can open them up?
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Where to watch: Everywhere, all the time, even inside your own eyelids.
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I used to get teased a lot for having darker eyelids, too.
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Another teaser, the spider-eyelids one, seems to reference Manson as well.
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Even now, I can still see him: The droop of his eyelids.
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To craft it, swipe the gold shade on your entire upper eyelids.
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Using a Q-tip, apply larger pieces of glitter to your eyelids.
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His eyelids droop over his blue eyes and his mouth is ajar.
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That's right, the latest interpretations aren't on blank canvases — they're on eyelids.
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You can barely keep your heavy eyelids open for the trip home.
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Blue's eyelids were swollen shut and blood was dripping from its body.
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An infrared camera and lighting pods tracked my face, eyelids and pupils.
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I could hardly open my eyes because my eyelids were so swollen.
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"The eyelids had a couple more wrinkles, but it felt like yesterday."
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Eyelids that stay down too long might point to a sleepy driver.
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At first, her eyelids kept almost closing; it was 7:45 p.
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She shone her flashlight into his eyes, then gently closed his eyelids.
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What is heard knows neither eyelids, nor partitions, neither curtains, nor walls. . . .
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And from right between the eyelids to the base of the nose.
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So in the Medusa scans, we get a really nice sense of the eye topology — meaning what's happening to the eyelids, and when the eyelids are closed, or being squinted tightly, how the skin folds, and all that.
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"This is stuff I put on my eyelids," he said of eyeshadow primer.
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According to Mental Floss, 5 to 10% of skin cancers affect the eyelids.
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The darker brown color I used on my eyelids, a makeshift copper shadow.
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Futuristic boots were laced thigh-high and black makeup was smeared across eyelids.
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Upon further inspection, it looks like the man has both his eyelids shut.
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In other words, hard masses of accumulated mascara were burrowed into Lynch's eyelids.
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Gently blow your nose and wipe your eyelids with a clean wet cloth.
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Black goo gushes from its tiny little beak and its eyelids grow heavy.
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Some individuals have a family history of puffy lower eyelids from fat prolapse.
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The tighter this skin, the better the overall appearance of the lower eyelids.
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My eyelids were swollen and heavy because I left it for so long.
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Mascara kept on for decades leaves &aposembedded&apos lumps under woman&aposs eyelids .
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I like seeing dark circles and veins on eyelids — that's sexy to me.
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She wore it on her lips, on her cheeks, even on her eyelids.
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If that's Jon Snow floating inside your eyelids, then you are dead wrong.
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Together, with any luck, we can all avoid dead clubs and droopy eyelids.
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You feel your eyelids getting heavier as you sink back into your chair.
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It had eyes with eyelids, and a mouth—but it wasn't saying anything.
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For "Euphoria" fans, these shades will make replicating Jules' colorful eyelids a breeze.
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As for eyelids (both top and bottom), they get crinkly and lose elasticity.
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Walsh's habit of attending dinner parties with fake eyes painted on her eyelids.
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The corpse is dispatched with stock adjectives: "frozen" eyelids, "marble" lips, "stiffening" hands.
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After lifting our eyelids, extra heavy with jet lag, we saw other signs.
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The eyeliner applied beautifully on my eyelids — it was pigmented, creamy, and long-lasting.
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I watch a couple episodes of Brooklyn Nine-Nine until my eyelids get heavy.
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Maybe I'll use a highlighter shimmer situation on my eyelids if I'm feeling it.
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Almost, but not quite — you've left the thin, delicate skin of your eyelids exposed.
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I would cake it on my eyelids and then put gold glitter on [top].
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My sisters and I used to do bright colors on our eyelids with eyeshadow.
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He has flippers instead of hands, a scaly back, and eyelids that operate vertically.
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My jaw was too square, my cheekbones too broad, and my eyelids too droopy.
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Makeup artists are painting the internet memes we all know and use onto eyelids.
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Very slowly, she pries open her gluey eyelids till the raw white sunlight stings.
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Be honest — every time I write "electric heat pump," your eyelids droop a bit.
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Meanwhile, Nyong'o amped up her ruffled coral gown with a colorful confection on her eyelids.
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Feel free to use it all over the eye area — yes, even on your eyelids.
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My own family's suggestion that I get a new set of eyelids offended me immediately.
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One doll has whited-out eyes, from where her open-and-shut eyelids stopped responding.
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Her eyelids are raised, lips slightly curled at the edges, her thumb grazing her chin.
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The first thing I noticed: No more pesky hairs setting up shop near my eyelids.
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F.lashes are tiny strips of LEDs that you stick to your eyelids with lash adhesive.
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Common symptoms include drooping eyelids, blurred vision, difficulty swallowing, impaired speech and shortness of breath.
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She rolled her eyes and Angel wanted to pry those eyelids open with her fingernails.
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Black ribbon, gilded eyelids, unexpected braids — these are the beauty looks to start practicing now.
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And just by looking at it you can feel your eyelids start to peel away.
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She also wore dangling earrings and covered her eyelids in green eyeshadow and more rhinestones.
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Use white eyeliner pencil to outline where you will apply the glitter onto your eyelids.
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And for those who aren't ready to permanently tie dye something, tie dye your eyelids.
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Five: Set the features; use two plastic "eye caps" to secure the eyelids in place.
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Once Cardi B's eyelids are painted in orange, you know the color is definitely hot.
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There are glitter lips, retro hairstyles, and pink eyelids — and we're here for it all.
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I was closed my eyes as the lash specialist applied bonding gel to my eyelids.
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Happy Face sells instructional worksheets – promising smoother skin, firmed cheeks and raised eyelids – for $19.95.
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But Greenland sharks don't have hard calcified tissue or show growth layers in their eyelids.
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"His eyelids were half open and I could see his eyes," Trullinger tells the station.
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On the backs of my eyelids, I started seeing fractal patterns and some animal shapes.
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Mom could only tell if he was awake by the faint flutter of his eyelids.
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However, here at the tail end of 2018, our eyelids may be starting to flutter.
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The wavy brush is easy to use and the soft bristles won't scratch your eyelids.
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Like my eyelids, if I don't wear a ton of eyeliner, they just look different.
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His eyelids were droopy, witnesses said, and in each hand he carried a steak knife.
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Despite the congenital issue with her eyelids, Jubilee doesn't suffer from any other health issues.
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Quite often an adults' eyelids tend to droop when it comes to lectures about finances.
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Old-school phones didn't distract people so much that they tripped and cut their eyelids.
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That thou no more will weigh my eyelids down, And steep my senses in forgetfulness?
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I've seen their eyelids slit open so they could watch their own family being murdered.
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Loose skin becomes noticeable often with lowering of the brows, under the chin, jowls, and eyelids.
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This year, festival attendees focused the sparkly stuff mainly on the cheekbones, eyelids, and inner corners.
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Her signature shadow-y eyelids, fuchsia lipstick, and stain of glitter are a literal hot mess.
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The actress also wore fake eyelashes and eyelids to help change the shape of her eyes.
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Aside from the eyelids, the actress had to overcome several other obstacles posed by the prostheses.
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Sometimes, he never answered at all, blinking into the middle distance, his eyelids erasing her words.
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They lifted my eyelids up and my eyes were rolled in to back of my head.
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When it comes to your eyelids, though, that skin is a little more of a mystery.
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Now, she prioritizes her skincare routine — and yes, stopped using those Sharpie markers on her eyelids.
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Click through to see the sparkly gold lips, purple eyelids, and highlighted skin to test tonight.
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His droopy eyelids say he'd rather be sleeping, and also that he might be on something.
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In June 2010, Dr. Lantieri removed Mr. Hamon's entire face, including his eyelids and lachrymal system.
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The process is reversed for the lower lid [...] Your eyelids should be lined with black cosmetic.
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Dust a deep, bronze eyeshadow onto the outer half of your eyelids and into your crease.
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"The walls of the Embassy are as familiar as the interior of my eyelids," he said.
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Blepharospasm, another kind, is a forced squeezing shut of the eyelids that reduces or blocks vision.
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Tans burn deep, wrinkles catch dirt, and lower eyelids curl from squinting in the blazing sun.
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As he looks back at me, his eyelids close and open with a dullness I recognize.
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Things to consider for a differential diagnosis: do your eyelids droop (a symptom of Bell's palsy)?
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Traditionally, double eyelids have been the beauty standard in much of the Eastern and Western worlds.
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Then she drops her eyelids, tilts her head down and to the side, and looks away.
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The braver queens would put grease paint on their eyelids and then put glitter onto that.
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I have small eyelids, and a lot of times eye shadows just close up the lid.
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Fluttering eyelids are encouraged by a range of high-hygge warming rooms solely dedicated to resting.
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Signs of wound botulism include drooping eyelids, blurred vision, slurred speech, trouble swallowing and difficulty breathing.
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For this look, use a black gel liner to draw small Mickey ears on your eyelids.
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He said the doctors were afraid to meddle, in case his eyelids chose to close instead.
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The optical experience is like closing my eyes at night and seeing pyrotechnics beneath my eyelids.
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Lynch said she felt discomfort under her eyelids, and a doctor found small calcified bumps or lesions.
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This surgery will replace their eyelids, and allow the pets to blink and keep their eyes hydrated.
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Jones was left virtually "unrecognizable" by the attack when Mitchell allegedly sliced her eyelids off, Nikolov says.
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Other symptoms can include a weak or stiff neck and a drooping of the face and eyelids.
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The 14-hour surgery in 2011 gave Hunter a nose, eyelids and facial animation muscles and nerves.
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After seeking help from doctors, they discovered concretions underneath her eyelids, which caused massive discomfort and discharge.
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In 2012, Hardison was told that he would eventually go blind due to complications with his eyelids.
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Start by tapping foundation over your eyelids with a sponge to create a base for your shadow.
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I looked a little less tired and my eyelids seemed to lift themselves out of my eyes.
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Maybe its an errant beauty mark or the fact that their eyelids have begun to blink sideways.
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If you have oily eyelids, you know that getting makeup to stay in place is a struggle.
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From glistening eyelids to dewy complexions to light-catching Cupid's bows, the enduring highlighter hype is real.
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She then used Stila's Magnificent Metals Glitter & Glow Liquid Eye Shadow in Diamond Dust on the eyelids.
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D.F. called out Mr. Brooks' name, raised his eyelids and reached behind Mr. Brooks' left arm momentarily.
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Now she's in the hospital, bedridden and on a ventilator, using tape to hold her eyelids open.
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Still, when Bowie pulls at the corners of his eyelids, then laughs, one can't help but cringe.
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It works in very strange counterpoint to the hands and limbs and eyelids that tremble throughout Detroit.
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A sheen on eyelids reflects light; keeping that sheen neutral makes them appear otherworldly rather than tacky.
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Clinton's eyelids at times drooped alarmingly; at one point Mr. Sanders, parched, lunged for a water bottle.
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Other symptoms include drooping of the face or eyelids, difficult eye movement, trouble swallowing or slurred speech.
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His smile seemed to contradict the tattoos on his eyelids (" BAD VIBES ") and he embraced PnB Rock.
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I struggled to focus my eyes and keep them open, and my eyelids began to droop severely.
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Her eyelids are half lowered in focused thought and her posture is perfectly straight, conveying moral rectitude.
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They almost pop out of their sockets because of their swollen and protuberant eyelids — like a toad's.
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My eyelids are so cracked and wretched that I put on a Megurhythm steaming lavender eye mask.
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Her eyes change, too: her eyelashes thicken, and her eyelids turn glittery silver, then plum, then orange.
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Still in my street clothes, I shove my face into his neck, his beard prickling my eyelids.
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Maybe it's time for Botox, but what if Botox makes your eyelids go limp for a month?
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They always smiled, as if relieved to see the light on the other side of their eyelids.
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Because I can't voluntarily close my eyelids fully, I have to either hold my eyelids closed with my right forefinger and thumb until they stay shut, or lie on my back with a cotton tank top laid over my eyes in such a way that their lids are sealed.
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For example, she applied color-changing lip gloss to her eyelids, and smudged orange eyeliner across her lips.
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"Look, I can open them," she murmurs, using her tiny fingers to lift her eyelids ever so slightly.
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When Dickerson's eyelids start sinking, the medical team says she's had enough and Johnson's people start packing up.
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With all that in mind, now is probably sounding like a good time to start protecting your eyelids.
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And she wasn't shy with the stuff: She applied it on her eyelids, temples, cheekbones, nose, and neck.
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Because of the shape of your eyelids, three folds and no hollow, applying eye shadow can be tricky.
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Now came its familiar rumble, next the crunching of gravel: She stirred, her mouth twitched, her eyelids fluttered.
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The bright magenta pink color, swept across her cheeks and eyelids, somehow upstaged her gorgeously ornate gemstone headpiece.
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Babies delivered so early are often born with skin fragile to the touch, trouble breathing, and underdeveloped eyelids.
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It comes with cool tones that can be used to define facial features or dusted onto the eyelids.
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He could not see because he did not have eyelids (doctors closed his eyes artificially to protect them).
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She said she felt discomfort on the underside of her eyelids, so she made a doctor&aposs appointment.
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Hardison — who had lost his hair, ears, eyelids, nose and lips in the 2001 blaze —had no hesitations.
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I remember sitting on the couch in her office, eyelids swollen from crying, one fall morning in 2014.
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My eyelids are pulled down by this tightness, too, so I often shield my face with a hat.
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With a knife, he peeled the skin off each one, taking extra care around the eyelids and lips.
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He angled a pair of glass eyeballs imported from Germany slightly to the side and narrowed the eyelids.
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The swelling had left in its wake a burnt orange color that looked like makeup on my eyelids.
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We have to somehow resist the safety of our heavy eyelids and the security of our warm couches.
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Fine smiles knowingly when she sees my eyelids grow heavy, and offers me Darjeeling in a porcelain cup.
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She rubbed her clippers, razors, and combs with alcohol even as she felt her eyelids forcing themselves shut.
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Mr Spinney opened and shut Big Bird's eyelids by moving a 5lb (2.3kg) lever with his little finger.
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It's not like my eyelids are itching all the time, but it's a really soft cream and it's soothing.
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Thankfully we found one solution for droopy eyelids that doesn't require a eye lift and is 100 percent painless.
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You see a lot of allergic reactions on the eyelids because this thin skin is such a sensitive area.
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"In my clinical experience any medication you apply to your eyelids won't get into your eye itself," said Tooley.
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Some people can curl their tongues or flip their eyelids inside out or bend their thumbs out of joint.
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Their hoops bookended their brown, black, and bronzed faces, which were flecked with glitter, eyelids colored with white liner.
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There are formulas for our hair, faces, lashes, lips, and eyelids — plus, options that illuminate, condition, hydrate, and more.
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Brightening ingredients like vitamin C or retinol can also help thicken and brighten the skin in the lower eyelids.
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Theresa Lynch, 50, left her mascara on for 25 years and a doctor discovered something shocking underneath her eyelids.
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Tal Peleg is a visual artist in Israel with a penchant for using her own eyelids as a canvas.
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Instead, I watched other people be alone together, many of their shut eyelids fluttering under the harsh arena lighting.
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Her face has been lifted and her eyelids tattooed with liner so she never has to go without makeup.
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Still, similar to the rest of your face, your eyelids can be oily, dry, and (yep) even acne-prone.
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In my experience, they also felt uncomfortable on the skin, almost as if they were tugging on my eyelids.
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With a few sutures, Deschamps-Braly sewed Abby's eyelids shut, to insure that her eyes remained moist and protected.
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In the 2010s, sparkly eyelids were a popular trend — and some used craft-store glitter to achieve the look.
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On day two, I'm bogged down by low energy, high irritability, and an overwhelming desire to shut my eyelids.
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Four new holes on her eyelids and a small amount of extracted fat later, she finally had double lids.
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The classic Cage maniac face, the one where he lifts his eyelids up real high and grins, happens twice.
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The other two flex their muscles and shut their eyelids, a masturbatory posture ignorant of anything beyond the self.
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Stark and filled with sadness, the women look listlessly before them, or lower their eyelids in a morose pose.
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The young makeup artist who created this trend has used flowers, leaves and other plants to decorate her eyelids.
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Her eyes were not closed and I made a mental note to look that up: Do birds have eyelids?
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All I can say is I wish my eyelids had asked permission before sacrificing themselves to keep the peace.
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Fans mocked Mitchell for barely even touching her eyelids when she demonstrated using micellar water to remove her makeup.
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Jubilee has a congenital issue with her eyelids, giving her pale blue peepers a permanent, cartoonish look of surprise.
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In some of them the eyelids look heavy, Rodriguez explained, because he stayed up all night before the sitting.
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Tiny's feet ached from standing, and she could feel her eyelids hanging heavy like curtains falling over her eyes.
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She enjoyed the solitude, though she stumbled through the shop with her eyelids low, sleep trying to ambush her.
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Now close your upper eyelids down tightly and roll your eyeballs up toward the top of your head. 3.
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A signed Trump mask sits in a glass box on the first floor, eyelids empty and cheeks puffy-red.
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Symptoms include double or blurred vision, drooping eyelids, slurred speech, difficulty swallowing and muscle weakness that moves down the body.
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But several eye specialists are now highlighting possible health risks that could come from sticking the lights onto your eyelids.
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Pro tip: For a subtler, more whimsical look, try applying the three shades to your upper eyelids and browbones only.
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You're dancing in a packed club, bar, or warehouse—absorbing the fluorescent fractals lighting up the room and your eyelids.
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My pores looked even bigger than normal and my eyelids were puffy, while the skin under my eyes appeared sallow.
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We stay for a couple more hours, and I eventually feel my eyelids closing on me, so we head home.
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Lights furiously blinking onto your eyelids doesn't seem like it is a healthy, sustainable meditative practice, but I'm no expert.
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Next, working your way up, swipe on an orange-pink formula from your creases to midway up your upper eyelids.
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"My concern with the ghee is the potential to clog the meibomian glands (oil glands) in the eyelids," Silani explains.
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While I still exhibited a couple of impairment clues—trembling eyelids, putting my foot down once—I was mostly normal.
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Just one swipe onto eyelids and your dope eye look would stay in place all day, without creasing or fading.
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Every day I wake up I feel like someone has filled my skin with boulders and soldered my eyelids shut.
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Even though Hardison has described his vision as "pretty good," his sight was diminished with the loss of his eyelids.
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When I first tried using the liner, I had trouble controlling the amount of product being applied to my eyelids.
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Blowing your nose and wiping your ears and eyelids is also important, since debris could get stuck in these orifices.
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The patient's eyelids have been stretched back with a metal clamp, so his eyeball bulges out of glistening pink tissue.
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But the shrillness of words laden with hatred works its way under your fingernails, into your hair, around your eyelids.
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I've had clients come from other places, complaining about their lashes, and I find clumps of glue against their eyelids.
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And they have questions about eyelids; they want to see baby pictures to see if the donor's had eyelid surgery.
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Unidentified Speaker: [Kurdish] Callimachi: One of them was facing upward, and I could see that her eyelids were literally fluttering.
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Best for: People who can't help but feel their eyelids grow heavy during lectures, no matter how interesting the topic.
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Their mouths are upturned in perpetual smiles, and with moveable eyelids and big, doll-like eyes, they can even wink.
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The pencil's smooth formula glided seamlessly onto my eyelids, and stayed all day with only primer and light eye shadow underneath.
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Do it on your cheekbones, your eyelids, Cupid's bow, your décolletage, your shoulders, inner corners of the eye... so much fun.
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That was the image on the back of my eyelids when I tried to fall asleep at night for months thereafter.
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Since Theron has bigger eyes and what Hiro said were more "open" eyelids than Kelly, these pieces helped close that gap.
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" Hamon had no skin, eyelids, or ears, leaving him in a condition Lantieri described to the AP as "the walking dead.
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My eyelids felt like they had 40-pound weights dragging them down, while my nausea and anxiety kept me from sleeping.
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" According to the survey, the reactions included "nail damage and allergic dermatitis — itching and swelling on hands, eyelids, cheeks, and neck.
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In imitative mode the positions of the viewer's eyebrows and eyelids, and the position of their head, are mirrored by SEER.
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To create the airy, ethereal look, start with a solid base of foundation, making sure not to forget your upper eyelids.
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"Since the eyelids are delicate, an allergic reaction, irritation, or injury in the eye area can occur," the FDA website says.
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Royallyoily, another Tumblr user who had that toe amputated almost ten years ago, recently commissioned cummy-eyelids to make the piece.
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But what really set the internet off was the below photo, which cummy-eyelids posted to Tumblr a few weeks ago.
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His heavy eyelids looked swollen, as though he'd either drunk hard the night before or his food had been too salty.
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Back at the canal, Diana Laura Lopez rubs glittery makeup on her eyelids, preparing to incarnate one of the assassinated women.
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Stare at the back of your eyelids, trying to remember the last time you played a game so surprising and inventive.
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Charles added MAC shadows on both her eyelids, then used The Balm Mary-Lou Manizer to highlight sections of Ziegler's face.
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When I was finished, I still wasn't tired, so I sat on the couch and read until my eyelids felt heavy.
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He didn't dare to keep up the banter, because when she lowered her eyelids he felt as if he'd been erased.
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Just as her eyelids fluttered to sleep, we discovered that our monitors, which relied on Internet access, weren't able to connect.
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But if your eyelids are fluttering during the day, a short nap will eliminate sleepiness and improve alertness for hours after.
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Their heavy eyelids and closed smile suggest our fat cat's trademark smugness, but beneath, one can sense distance, conflict, perhaps… melancholy?
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Surgery could be done in people's homes and would treat those with inverted eyelashes by lifting their eyelids to prevent scarring.
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A$AP Twelvyy had just performed "Last Year Being Broke," right after French Montana had sort-of faded into his eyelids.
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The difference between those women and myself were their double eyelids and fully formed creases — two things I do not have.
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Early photographs from Ellis Island show health inspectors using buttonhooks to flip over immigrants' eyelids, looking for the telltale white pustules.
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He lost part of his right ear, the hair on the right side of his head, his eyebrows and both eyelids.
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He chose to limit reconstructive surgery to the eyelids, and thereafter wore a red baseball cap to cover the worst disfigurements.
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And don't worry about sleeping in, it applies zero pressure to your eyelids and eyelashes for all-night (or day) wear.
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Tyler assessed the eye condition by drawing circles to the pupils, irises and eyelids on each painting and measuring their positions.
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Salt burned a rash around my eyelids in a way that I suspected wasn't entirely about the end of a relationship.
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Use that same shadow to coat your eyelids, and draw triangles above and under each eye with a purple eyeliner pencil.
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"If there's anything I'm good at, it will be makeup," Altman says as she dusts a shimmery shadow over another inmate's eyelids.
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In most of the play modes, the joystick moves the dinosaur forward and backwards, and can also move the mouth and eyelids.
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"Go back to the time of your ancestors, and be still," meditation guru Deepak Chopra said as lights flashed onto my eyelids.
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The actress posted a photo to Instagram, which shows the entirety of her eyelids drenched in glitter — and it was so good.
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But for anyone with oily eyelids, the product proved to be too slick, often leaving behind black smudges on the top lashline.
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I complied, and was immediately assailed: a bolt of white fury forced my eyelids to contract in submission, never to open again.
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Your fave could die at any moment, but somehow Ed Sheeran is alive somewhere in the South and sleeping with no eyelids.
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Dr. Robaei found "multiple darkly pigmented subconjunctival concretions" inside Lynch's eyelids, "some eroding through the conjunctival surface," according to the case study.
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Yes, Eleven undergoes a makeover, complete with dark eyeliner and blackened eyelids, and on its own, it's pretty badass for this show.
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He imagined them keeping Cannon's eyelids open and his grip on the wheel strong even after the caffeine faded from his bloodstream.
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In a new photo on makeup artist Patrick Ta's Instagram, Sofia Richie has the brightest eyelids in a truly unique teal color.
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The jaw starts to slack as relaxation sets in, the shape of their eyes shift from right to left underneath their eyelids.
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The cosmetic procedure, which involves removing excess skin and fat, creates a crease on one's upper eyelids to make eyes appear larger.
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One caveat: For those with oily eyelids, I'd recommend layering a primer under the shadow so that it stays put all day.
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Repeated or prolonged infection with it scars a person's eyelids until they turn inward, causing lashes to rub against the eye constantly.
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"There isn't much fat there to begin with, but when it thins, the eyebrows and the eyelids fall a bit," he said.
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Nearly half of East and Southeast Asians are actually born with double eyelids, so wanting them doesn't exactly equal whitewashing your appearance.
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In a study in 2015, he and his colleagues collected bits of skin left over from cosmetic surgeries to lift drooping eyelids.
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You come to, and you are weeping, pieces of salt tearing small cuts in your eyelids, blood and water on your face.
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Her eyelids were sewn shut to protect her eyes from desiccation, but this did not prevent tears from rolling down her face.
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Lily, a fuchsia Muppet with a mop of hair, green eyelids and a lavender nose, debuted on "Sesame Street" seven years ago.
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The lieutenant blinked slowly, resisting sleep each time he closed his eyelids, and he grinned in a punchy way, as if drugged.
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First, I wash his face, gently moving the cloth over his forehead and cheeks and eyelids, underneath his neck and his arms.
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He noted that Kelly has a more angular jawline and pointy chin and heavier eyelids than Theron so he created pieces accordingly.
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Beside the really #dark stuff like murder and shoving nine inch nails into each one of his eyelids, Eminem's life mirrored mine.
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Having feathered ear-flaps, eyelids, and nostrils, they wear the avian equivalent of a parka, so they have no problem surviving frigid winters.
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Pat a dark blue or green eyeshadow onto the outer corners of your eyelids and into your crease using a dense eyeshadow brush.
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The underside of the woman's eyelids had multiple "darkly pigmented concretions," which means the mascara had accumulated into hard masses, like tiny rocks.
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Whether she was paying homage to Pantone's color of the year, Ultraviolet, or not, her eyelids were awash with a rich purple shadow.
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Makeup artists kept complexions concealed, but glowing, using the deep, neutral tones in the new NARS Ignited palette to contour on the eyelids.
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A Tumblr user called cummy-eyelids is just thrilled about her upcoming art project: making a necklace out of someone else's pinky toe.
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But no matter what your taste in movies, there's one thing we all just might love enough to celebrate on our eyelids: brunch.
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Large round pupils stared blankly back at me when I pulled back his eyelids, stubbornly refusing to constrict when I shined a light.
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Growing up as Chinese-Americans in the predominately white Bay Area of the '90s, Jenny and Willa Jin knew their eyelids were different.
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Gaga's complexion was completely clear, while her eyelids were covered in a subtle metallic-pink eyeshadow with silver and black in the corners.
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The paralysis can lead to blurred vision, double vision, drooping eyelids, trouble breathing and swallowing and feelings of dry mouth and thick tongue.
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Urban Decay Primer Potion has an ideal texture to lock shadows in place for crease-free application on even the oiliest of eyelids.
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He's just better at making music and having the same sad, tired eyelids of a dying dog, and that makes him an icon.
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Her eyelids are lined with pristinely applied glitter and her usual wash of blue hair has been replaced by a sleek dark brown.
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A neon car with action figures, ladders, guns, and other strange objects hanging off the wheels appeared on the insides of my eyelids.
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I had made myself throw up that morning, and the force of the vomiting had caused blood vessels in my eyelids to rupture.
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Dubbed "terrarium eyes," 19-year-old MAC Cosmetics makeup artist Ellie Costello uses real flowers, leaves, and other plants to decorate her eyelids.
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Her eyelids, slicked with gloss by a tirelessly hovering makeup artist, gave her the humid, come-hither look of a 1930s cinema vamp.
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He was so wrapped up in it, he didn't feel his fingers touch his eyelids, he didn't need a mirror to see himself.
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At 71, he has snowy white hair and a bristly mustache, and behind chunky black glasses, his eyelids droop slightly, like drawn curtains.
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Inside, the dancer manipulates strings that wink the head's eyelids, shake its ears and open its mouth to reveal a fire-orange tongue.
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"Technically I think it's the shape of my eyelids, because it looks as if I'm looking down on people," Ms. Scott Thomas said.
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Tiny felt more exhausted than she had ever felt before, like weights had attached themselves to her eyelids, her limbs, her neck, everywhere.
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In this season of 24-hour daylight, darkness came only fleetingly, from the train tunnels inside a mountain, or from behind closed eyelids.
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What is seen can be abolished by the eyelids, can be stopped by partitions or curtains, can be rendered immediately inaccessible by walls.
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If we tried to give our arms a break by switching out a pruney thumb for a real pacifier, Liam's eyelids popped open.
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His hair is transformed into dark, licking flames, his genitals resemble a vulva, and his eyes are shut tightly behind ivory-white eyelids.
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As someone who sticks to the same mauve-pink lipstick and has never rocked color on her eyelids, body makeup seems like a lot.
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The songstress wore just a hint of makeup with a soft brown hue on her eyelids and also went without her signature red lipstick.
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The man responded exactly as they said he would, his eyelids growing heavy, so heavy they fluttered, before, against his will, he closed them.
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Wimmer also faces a battery charge, since, in one of the selfies he allegedly shot, it appears he's holding a sedated patient's eyelids open.
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It's important to be gentle when removing makeup and to avoid harshly scrubbing the eyelids or skin around the eyes, which is very delicate.
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This time last year, we had our sights set on sunset eyes, the Hollywood makeup trend that saw eyelids painted with fiery ombré shades.
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At this point, my cheeks have gotten quite red, and I started thinking about using the beet on my eyelids and lips as well.
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We all know the feeling – your eyelids get heavy, your head gets foggy and you find yourself in the middle of an afternoon slump.
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I swipe it onto the apples of my cheeks and — if I'm feeling really trendy — up around to my eyelids for a monochromatic look.
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Gone are the toy's moving eyelids, and eyes, replaced with tiny round LCD displays showing full-color animations of Teddy blinking and looking around.
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Her eyelids began to twitch, then widened cartoonishly as, she said, a dead World War I veteran in full uniform presented himself to her.
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Doctors at Fooyin University Hospital in Taiwan then discovered that woman had four sweat bees under her swollen eyelids, feeding on her tear ducts.
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Trachoma is preventable (by regular face washing and general cleanliness) and treatable (by an antibiotic called Zithromax and by surgery to correct deformed eyelids).
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You can apply it as a lip balm, a dewy highlighter for cheeks and eyelids or a moisturizer for cracked heels, cuticles and elbows.
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In another photo, she's wearing bright red sunglasses, which provide a colorful contrast to her teal eyelids, and gold hoops to match the necklace.
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Lumiere (Ewan McGregor) isn't all eyelids and smile as he was in the animation, but rather gnarled and impish; Cogsworth (Ian McKellen) is dilapidated.
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Stretch finely woven fishnet stockings or a wig cap over your eyelids and apply a dark colored shadow on top to imitate the look.
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He shows up on other artists' hits like a vapor, materializing in the atmosphere of a song with heavy eyelids and a satisfied grin.
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Our top pick, Too Faced Shadow Insurance, preps eyelids by creating a smooth and even-toned base that lets shimmer and matte shadows pop.
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Emboldened, I put touches of gold in the inner corners of my eyelids and on the bow of my lip for a birthday party.
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Calling it 'Open Closed Eyes' might be over-selling the feature a bit, as it doesn't magically reveal what's under a subject's closed eyelids.
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We blink every five seconds, and when we do, our eyelids close—interrupting the information we get through our eyes about the outside world.
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Kosas 10-Second Liquid Eyeshadow, $28This water-based eyeshadow spreads evenly and smoothly over your eyelids to leave behind highly pigmented, crease-resistant color.
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Ms. Thompson also liked to go out with two red dots on her eyelids that would flash when she blinked, a nod to Mrs.
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It's no secret that makeup artists and beauty enthusiasts have long swiped sheer lipstick on eyelids, cheeks and even temples as well as lips.
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If the answer is yes — if her eyelids extend far beyond the normal human ability to appear surprised — she's likely had a brow lift.
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It's too much, but somehow Young meets that too-muchness with a restless, vital performance, all busy hands and tight lips and twitching eyelids.
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Those questions only grow louder as the work builds in intensity, Ms. Driscoll banging her head and fluttering her eyelids in some extreme state.
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"Sleepy" was bestowed upon him by schoolmates because of his droopy eyelids; "LaBeef" was the later suggestion of one of his early record companies.
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The second half of this book, for non-wonks, should come bundled with toothpicks, so readers can use them to prop up their eyelids.
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He closes the eyelids, sometimes using adhesive glue or a plastic eye cap, and the mouth, suturing or sewing the jaw to the gums.
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Acute flaccid myelitis causes weakness in the arms and legs, breathing difficulty, a weak or stiff neck, and a drooping of the face and eyelids.
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And, according to the authors of this horrifying mnemonic, recluse bites tend not to ooze fluids or pus — unless they're on your eyelids or toes.
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The most common forgotten spot was the eyelids, which is sort of understandable, since sunblock is known to sting when it gets in your eyes.
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The tears welled up at the corners of my eyelids, then streaked around my cheekbones and clumped together in the coarse hairs of my beard.
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If it's your eyelids you're worried about, though, see your derm for the best plan of action before taking an exfoliator to this delicate area.
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Take your golden look to the next level by applying a golden shadow like Rimmel London's Magnif'Eyes Mono Eyeshadow in Gold Record to your eyelids.
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From rainbow hair to crystal studs on the eyelids, she's proven that she's willing to step outside of the box when it comes to beauty.
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Purple is on the tip of everyone's tongues...and heels, and pants, and eyelids, and we're not expecting it to slow its roll anytime soon.
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I've always had oily, breakout-prone skin, but not too long ago I suddenly developed dry, itchy, flaky patches on both my hands and eyelids.
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MASCARA KEPT ON FOR DECADES LEAVES &aposEMBEDDED&apos LUMPS UNDER WOMAN&aposS EYELIDS Confused, Canning began to see a local specialist, hoping to find answers.
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Occasionally the photographer ensured their eyes remained open or painted them on to their closed eyelids to make them appear as if they were living.
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Start by slicking a layer of primer all over your eyelids— this will improve the longevity of your shadows and make them appear more vibrant.
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Most ethnic East Asians have a characteristic epicanthic fold, which covers the corner of the upper eyelids and gives Asian eyes their distinctive, narrowed look.
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I closed my eyes, saw my own skull, and observed an endless loop of heady, psychedelic, disturbing, and encouraging themes taking shape beneath my eyelids.
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During cheerleading practice, Maddy rocks heavy black eyeliner with a halo of sequins on her eyelids, wearing a rainbow-printed Louis Vuitton two-piece set.
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She seems unable to move her eyebrows, left to emote solely with her eyelids and the few remaining wrinkles on the sides of her nose.
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These twitches can range from a light fluttering of the eyelids to a full spasmodic wink accompanied by a jerking of the neck or shoulders.
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Others shed a tear through closed eyelids, struck by the incredible self-affirmation that the big leader's morning feelings message allowed them to feel. JOBS!
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At night, I opened my eyes in the darkness, afraid that the roving colored spots behind my eyelids meant it was happening all over again.
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Three's a Trend At the New York Fashion Week shows, makeup artists are smudging and greasing up eyelids for a morning-after, slept-in look.
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Even Meghan Markle's makeup artist swears by one of Honest's products, the "Magic Balm," which he told Insider he applies to collarbones, eyelids, and lips.
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The eyelids usually have an unusual downward bulge, and some have theorized that the tradition reflects the swollen lids that were once the norm here.
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I squinted, then tried to relax my eyelids, but inadvertently began to focus on the bright orange cushion of the person in front of me.
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His bulging, dark, very intelligent and large eyes are difficult to contain, almost out of their sockets because of swollen eyelids protruding like a frog.
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And, at Louis Vuitton, Pat McGrath played with negative space and applied racing stripes — in cobalt blue, red, yellow and asphalt gray — across the eyelids.
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We built a very intricate digital character to accommodate this—for instance, the bulge of the cornea of her eyes pushed up on her eyelids.
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Even though the concept of eyelash primer felt natural — considering I already use primer on my face and eyelids — I was still skeptical at first.
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A dance that seeks to represent the experience of sleeping — that sounds like a risky prospect, tempting viewers' eyelids to droop in a darkened theater.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said he has a chronic neuromuscular disorder called myasthenia gravis that is causing one of his eyelids to droop.
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She shines a flashlight into the patient's eyes to see that the pupils no longer constrict, and, if they do not, she closes the eyelids.
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This exercise helps to smooth out wrinkles on your upper eyelids, lift your eyebrows and smooth out the vertical lines between the brows. 1. Smile.
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Morante's vision is so baroque, and her prose so operatic, that after reading her I needed some alone time, with cucumber slices over my eyelids.
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Your eyelids might flutter too, as the carefully crafted synth patterns activate some sort of altered state of awakening — regardless of your current body chemistry.
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If you're driving in for the weekend, make sure you stop at your local craft store because glitter is everywhere — and not just on the eyelids.
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The clip shows a super-zoom of Bey's poreless skin, pink glitter eyelids, a toothbrush laying her baby hairs, and the piéce de résistance: Adidas nails.
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Look for signs that are out of the norm, Shimabukuro said, such as difficulty breathing, swelling of the eyelids or lips, a fast heartbeat, or hives.
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They're called Multisticks and they're Push Pop-sized pigments meant for use on lips, cheeks, and eyelids — perfect for getting the ultimate '90s-babe monochromatic look.
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Since he would have to cut underneath the eyelid and pull that skin up anyway, I was like, 'Why don't you just do my eyelids, too?
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Not only the geometry of the eyelids and the surrounding skin around the eyes, but the eyeball itself, the conjunctiva and these very thin translucent layers.
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When kept in the fridge, these spoon-shaped devices help to drain the skin when rubbed around and even tighten skin on top of your eyelids.
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With skin as luminescent as ever, she wore rosy blush, pink lipgloss, and a hint of gold shimmer on her eyelids to match those elaborate earrings.
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To get the look in the video, Karakeosian first applies red cream eye shadow to the eyelids, smudging it from the inner corners to the brows.
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When I let them close, just for a moment, there's a pleasant weight on my eyelids, as if I were falling into a dreamless, restorative sleep.
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Eventually you would re-crash after managing to bat your heavy eyelids through a third of an episode of 30 Rock and that would be that.
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It can appear as a rash on the eyelids, or as lesions directly on the eye, causing symptoms like redness, discomfort, blurry vision, and light sensitivity.
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Hardison suffered extensive facial burns after responding to a house fire in 2001, and he lost his eyelids, ears, lips, hair and most of his nose.
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Fatty bumps Another external indicator of heart issues is yellow, fatty bumps -- known clinically as "xanthomas" -- that can appear on the elbows, knees, buttocks or eyelids.
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You can add cooling or camera and audio systems, hyper-realistic eyes that follow people around, eyelids controlled by magnets, or jaws that move at will.
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The kiss deepened and as he moved his hands under her sweatshirt he saw against the black back of his eyelids little illuminated patterns flaring up.
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Instead, doctors performed what was then a new operation: They sliced open his eyelids, rolled them back and sutured them with the lashes facing outward again.
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Your circadian rhythms are a complex set of physiological activities that govern when you feel sleepy and when your eyelids naturally flutter open in the morning.
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Damian says that my family, which is prone to stress-induced squabbles, didn't have a chance to fight that day because my eyelids elicited such sympathy.
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Mr. Cowart lost both eyes, most of his nose, lips, eyelids and ears, and all of his fingers, except for a portion of his left thumb.
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I wasn't going to storm into Sebastian's room in riot gear or hold his eyelids open as I flashed before-and-after images of meth addicts.
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Night routine is a shower and The Ordinary's caffeine extract, Puriya cream for my dreadful cracked eyelids, TO Niacinimide, and Paula's Choice CLEAR Oil-Free Moisturizer.
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He still has a long way to go — Gray has already undergone two surgeries to open up his eyelids, but they've fused shut again both times.
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When I asked if India was Uber's second-biggest market, he rolled his eyes to the ceiling, as if accessing a spreadsheet stored behind his eyelids.
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Pasty and perspiring, he sniffs a lot, as if scenting gold in the nearby mine, and his eyelids droop with fatigue as he issues his commands.
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As Barnum's wife, Charity, Michelle Williams gazes adoringly, until rumors in the press of his affair with Ms. Lind prompt her eyelids to fall in disappointment.
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While she drinks straight from the bottle, she's watching a marathon of YouTube makeup tutorials and visions of perfect brows and sparkling eyelids flash over her screen.
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So, if you're having a hard time accepting that winter the end is here for Game of Thrones, you can keep the storyline alive — on your eyelids.
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The politics of immigration and class and race and gender are so present in every episode, you sometimes have to watch through the cracks of your eyelids.
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When doctors examined the woman, who admitted to "25 years of heavy mascara use with inadequate removal," they found that the mascara had accumulated in her eyelids.
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"I use it like under my eyes and on my eyelids, which you just have to be careful not to get it in your eyes," Kardashian explains.
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The studio dressed Rooney as a degrading caricature of a Japanese man in heavy makeup [and] a prosthetic mouthpiece, to give him buckteeth, and taped his eyelids.
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For clients going for a more natural look, I advise them request a set of 80-90 lashes per eye, depending on the size of their eyelids.
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It felt like a warm summer glow, where you close your eyelids and see only the light pink and yellow of sunshine when your eyes are closed.
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For this look, her makeup artist, Erika La'Pearl, channeled the flame emoji and used Pat McGrath's Mothership V palette to create a smoky sunset on her eyelids.
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Yet, there's also just "something strange about snakes -- both biologically and culturally," said Goode, who admits the lack of arms and legs and eyelids can be disturbing.
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Because botulism toxin paralyzes muscles, early and classic signs of the illness are drooping eyelids and blurred or double vision, dry mouth, slurred speech and difficulty swallowing.
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"This is the best gift we can give him, this party," said dancer Leydis Campos, 25, decked in a skimpy limegreen outfit, her eyelids caked in glitter.
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Eyelids were treated to a wash of Vaseline, while lashes were coated with Topshop False Lash Intense, before being pinched together, using tips of finger and thumb.
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With its working eyelids, unsettlingly detailed irises, and ability to "learn" English words, it's no surprise that so many young adults have an affinity for surreal humor.
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Alexander then applied Cle de Peau's cream color eyeshadow in Pony, a delicate light beige, to eyelids, followed by a coat of mascara, which she promptly removed.
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This morning, makeup artist Tom Pecheux sent model superstars like Gigi and Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner down the Paris runway with quilted designs decorating their eyelids.
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The signs include sudden weakness in the arms or legs; neck weakness or stiffness; a drooping face or eyelids; difficulty swallowing; and slurred speech, health officials say.
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I read a little bit of Rakesh Satyal's extraordinary novel "No One Can Pronounce My Name" before my eyelids felt heavy, and I turned off my light.
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Loping around the stage with eyelids at half-mast, he hides his swagger behind an offhand style, but he's smart enough to let the mask slip periodically.
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Kenya Barris, the creator of the ABC family sitcom "black-ish," slumped on a sofa in his airy home, in Encino, California, his eyelids drooping with fatigue.
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With their camel shearling and worn-in leather, the coolest showgoers at Paris Fashion Week are accessorizing their looks with a sweep of color across their eyelids.
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Not for anything untoward, I hasten to add, but because you are likely to have felt your eyelids getting heavier and heavier, almost from the play's inception.
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While allergic reactions to luminescent nail polishes are rare, they can potentially cause a reaction on your eyelids or skin from rubbing your eyes and other physical contact.
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She uses the balm alone for a dewy finish, pats it over highlighter for an out-of-this-world glow, and uses it on eyelids for some shimmer.
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Then, before my very first ayahuasca vomit during my third ceremony, rotten fish appeared on the insides of my eyelids, and the word "vile" also came to mind.
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Next, sweep on a shimmery eyeshadow that's one or two shades darker than your natural eyelids, and swipe a brown eyeliner onto your bottom waterlines for added definition.
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Ahead, check out our editors' favorite holiday makeup looks — from dark vampy lips to pink glitter eyelids — that are getting us excited for all the parties to come.
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Also, when I was conducting research for this review, I discovered a famous cat named Bagel who has no eyelids, as well as something called a seaweed bagel.
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She began mindlessly using the GX phone to look up pictures of him, a habit she sometimes began before even getting out of bed, her eyelids barely parting.
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In fact, the classic color was seen everywhere on the Spring/Summer 2016 runways, adorning cheeks at Michael Kors, lips at Rodarte and even eyelids at Jill Stuart.
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We were being escorted by a fat white dude nicknamed Booda who had what looked like swastikas tattooed on his eyelids and was strapped with a loaded 9mm.
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Harden tiptoed and crossed over and pulled up for threes; he sent passes to every quadrant of the court without turning his head or even lifting his eyelids.
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When you're going about your day it's usually no big deal, but when you're asleep, your eyelids are closed and it's even harder for your eyes to breathe.
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With a face covered by 12 tattoos, including both eyelids, Luka has been involved in tattooing, on both the giving and receiving ends, since his late teenage years.
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"If only you had double eyelids, it would make your eyes look bigger and you'd look better," Willa, now 21, recalls hearing her parents and family members remark.
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From naked ladies frolicking in gardens that seem somehow sinister, to flowers blooming from eyelids and eyeballs buried in blooming flowers, it's all very beautiful and very dark.
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Using products from MAC's new line for spring, he started with Transformer Mineralize Skinfinish, a pearly powder he applied to the cheekbones, temples, eyelids and across the lips.
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The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) also advises people to blow their noses and wipe their eyelids, then place the tissues or cloth in a sealed plastic bag.
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But thin skin, like on your eyelids, could dry out and mummify, while fatty areas of your body can turn into a soap-like substance called grave wax.
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For the record, I already have double eyelids, and the way the tool is built, I think it's highly unlikely that it'll be adding any double eyelid definition.
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This is fine if you don't have particularly oily skin, but if you have greasy eyelids—like I do—your eye makeup will smear all over the place.
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Lizzo's makeup artist drew a pink line in the beds of her eyelids while her hairdresser stacked scrunchies at the base of her pony and teased its tail.
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For just a hint of sparkle at Simone Rocha, the makeup artist Sam Bryant pressed glitter above the eyelids, creating a shimmering swath that blended into the skin.
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Known for its promotional posters featuring needles taped underneath Betty's eyelids "Opera" isn't entirely inelegant, but it is more brutal, signaling the shift that would change Argento's career.
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"Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson dating feels like if the horse girl and the boy who flipped his eyelids from your school started dating," one Twitter user observed.
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FH can be diagnosed with genetic testing and some of its symptoms include wart-like bumps on the eyelids and knees, chest pain, and sores on the toes.
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Remy does minor cosmetic and functionality repairs, including sewing up tears in Furby fur, fixing broken speakers, cleaning and painting eyes and eyelids, and tuning up internal gears.
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Sometimes it's applied in a swath across the eyelids, sometimes it's the basis for unexpected swoops and streaks, and sometimes it's the accent on an otherwise standard look.
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The lawsuit states that Nassar made Davis drink a crushed-up pill, and she felt very "woozy" and tired, unable to keep her arms up or her eyelids open.
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It's the open cases that sting, that keep the women and their volunteers up at night, restlessly staring into bright screens until their eyelids droop, unwilling to let go.
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Her therapist told her to cut back but any time she's idle, the pain returns, so she sends emails and text messages to volunteers until her eyelids get heavy.
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Another season of Game of Thrones has come and gone—leaving a giant dragon-shaped hole in our hearts (and images of Jon Snow's butt burned into our eyelids).
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Robaei published a study in the American Academy of Ophthalmology confirming Lynch&aposs condition, in which she detailed that the dark calcified bumps were found under her upper eyelids.
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Pat a layer of primer all over your eyelids — this will keep your shadows lookin' fresh whether you're hitting the red carpet or just going out on the town.
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I quickly handed my cameras to a fellow photographer, sat down on my knees and lifted one of the eyelids of the boy who lay motionless on his back.
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The Sacramento Bee reports that Lavinia Kelly became ill in April, and has since been in the hospital, where her family says she's unable to even open her eyelids.
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In an Instagram story posted six weeks ago (in late May or early June), Kattan applied a shade from the "Neon Pink" version of the palette on her eyelids.
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STACEY Do you think this is what Bob Dylan had in mind with his transposed nursery rhyme of a lyric: "He just smoked my eyelids and punched my cigarette"?
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Monitoring Hardison's recovery over the past year, the medical team was amazed that his body didn't experience an acute rejection episode, and his new eyelids continued to function normally.
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Though I typically find that liquid eye shadows can feel sticky on the eyelids and crease over time, I didn't experience either problem while using the Haus Laboratories products.
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Because throughout this entire decomposition process, water is evaporating through the thin skin on your ears, nose, and eyelids, causing them to dry out and turn black, aka mummify.
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At 51, he is tall and broad with an unruly pile of jet-black hair, sunken cheeks and eyelids that stay partly shuttered, as if guarding a loose flame.
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During the pilot shoot, with Sam nowhere to be found, Bash dons a tuxedo, lovingly smears glitter on his eyelids and steps into his dream role as GLOW's announcer.
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A.F.M. often involves sudden muscle weakness in the legs or arms and can also include stiffness in the neck, drooping eyelids or face muscles, problems swallowing and slurred speech.
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It can make the eyes feel like sandpaper beneath the eyelids and spawn the kind of sensitivity to light that can require days in darkness, Randall explains from experience.
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When I was at my ugliest—lips flopped open, head lolling, eyelids drooping over eyeballs that rolled around like pinballs in their sockets—I wished you would hold me.
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Whether you use gels, pencils, or pomades, brow makeup can often end up where it isn't supposed to, with neither your eyelids nor even your forehead safe from dubious smudges.
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Whether your ultimate "me time" activity is spending a day in the great outdoors, binging Netflix, or watching the inside of your eyelids, there's a deal (or ten) for you.
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She did open her eyelids a little bit the other day, but the doctors tell me it is going to be a long, slow recovery if she recovers at all.
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Dip a small pointed eyeliner brush into Kat Von D's 24-Hour Super Brow Long-Wear Pomade in Satellite Blue, and swipe the color along both of your bottom eyelids.
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Then she had a burning feeling in her hands, then her feet, "and all of a sudden my eyelids are on fire and my eye starts swelling up," she said.
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I decide to start a new book that was just passed along to me, The Weight of Ink, but I don't very far before my eyelids start to get heavy.
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For the rest of the day, my heavy eyelids were significantly less so — my upper lashes didn't automatically flatten when I curled them and put on mascara later that night.
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Most people report pain, redness, blurry vision, swelling, light sensitivity, twitching eyelids, and (as Busy described in excruciating detail) a gritty sensation in the eyes, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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Then, create a glossy effect (because, let's be real, we all love that dewy look) on your eyelids by swiping a creamy bronze eyeshadow from your waterlines to your creases.
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Well, in fact, mascara isn't just the finishing touch to, say, a trendy wash of pastel shadow on your upper eyelids — it's the pièce de résistance of any beauty look.
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There are moments when we want our eyelids dusted with baby-pink powder and others that call for a full stop smoky eye — and, sometimes, all in the same day.
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In high school, when she was first beginning to dip her toes into the makeup world, she was frustrated by the number of YouTube tutorials that catered to double eyelids.
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Still, today's consumers have reaped the benefits of techniques like Gillies' tube, Esser's "island flap," and the intricate work McIndoe did to restore the burned-off eyelids of his patients.
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I throw on what I was wearing yesterday and look in the mirror: I've got that kind of hungover look where it appears you have sawdust packed under your eyelids.
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The eyelids sunken into tired shadows, the weary furrows etched into the brow, the listless hearts twisted and worn, were unknown and invisible in the dark glow of the fire.
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Copper glitter covered the models' eyelids, a look created by makeup artist Romy Soleimani, and manicurist Julie Kandalec for Essie gave the models a "very adult" nude glitter manicures and pedicures.
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A similar proportion of patients experienced other soft-tissue injuries, including bruises on the skin or in deep tissues and the tearing off of patches of skin including eyelids or ears.
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This can cause your nose to run, your throat to feel ticklish, and it "produces the redness and inflammation in your eyes that include itching, watering, and puffy eyelids," she says.
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When the final bell rang, signaling the dance was about to start (middle school was tame, man), I smeared the sparkly stuff onto my eyelids and lined up outside the gym.
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For a second, we thought we'd seen 'em all — from green iterations, different shades of lilac, and even an "anti-highlighter" so dark you'd think it was meant for your eyelids.
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"I love mixing it up and using the lip as cheek tint, the eyeshadow to fill my eyebrows, blush on my eyelids, concealer as a nude lip base, etc," Hadid said.
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According to BuzzFeed, cummy-eyelids â€" whose real name is Lana â€" is used to working with skulls, bones and "wet specimens," so the toe didn't gross her out at all.
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My face looked completely swollen, and my eyelids were puffy and a violent shade of purple (I jokingly called it my eyeshadow), which was made even worse by my fair skin.
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In the attack, which occurred after Nash attempted to help a friend corral her escaped pet, Nash lost her hands as well as her nose, eyelids, and upper and lower lips.
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Other than just sucking it up and slogging it through the rest of the day, I've learned a couple of things about staying awake when your eyelids feel way too heavy.
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They discovered contact lenses recalibrate our ocular conjunctiva (the film that lines the surface of our eyeballs and eyelids) to be more like the bacterial cocktail that sticks on our skin.
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I didn't know about things like the cremulator, the large blender that turns the cremated bones to ashes, or the spiked eyecaps used to keep eyelids in place during a viewing.
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A woman named Dorthy, the neediest patient on her floor, had both diabetes and Parkinson's, and was unable to move any part of her body except her mouth and her eyelids.
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In terms of trends for 2020, expect everything to soften: flushed, balmy lips will take the place of the matte and over-lined; brows will be fluffy and eyelids twinkling lightly.
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In Total Control Mode, which lets you control the dinosaur like a puppet, you can move Blue's eyes around, open and shut her eyelids, or whip her body around in any direction.
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The northern marsupial mole (Notoryctes caurinus) is a habitually subterranean-dwelling animal that's as beautiful as it is blind (literally, because its eyelids are fused shut and it also lacks optical nerves).
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Swabs from eyes, particularly the conjunctiva—the membranes which cover the front of our eyeballs and the inside of our eyelids—have tested positive for DNA from many different species of bacteria.
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It is important to note also that the contact lens can only go as far as the crease in the conjunctiva under the upper eyelids and it cannot go behind your eye.
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And then the paste closes in on her as they smooth it over her eyelids, and within moments her face is layered in the creamy stuff, which has already begun to harden.
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In "Ngarnda: Dead Ringer," a video by the Martu filmmaker Curtis Taylor, a man is on the verge of losing consciousness, his eyelids drooping and rivulets of blood dribbling down his forehead.
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The symptoms of botulism, the food-borne illness caused by C. botulinum, include: double vision, blurred vision, drooping eyelids, slurred speech, difficulty swallowing, a thick-feeling tongue, dry mouth, and muscle weakness.
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Even the FDA felt it was necessary to issue a warning: "Since the eyelids are delicate, an allergic reaction, irritation, or injury in the eye area can occur," the FDA website reads.
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Wait for it all to heal up, avoid any extra sun (Victoria had to put thick, SPF 100 sunblock on her eyelids in Hawaii), and then go back to business as usual.
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Whether you have oily eyelids, seasonal allergies that leave you teary-eyed, or simply want to fight the elements at a music festival this summer, a waterproof mascara is your best friend.
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And then it happens—eyelids close and you snore a deep sleep kind of snore that you can't achieve in the comforts of your own home, and painfully but wistfully, you're dead.
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"I'm 29 weeks pregnant with twins, anemic and I have a toddler so it makes sense that some days I barely have the energy to keep my eyelids afloat," King Edmonds detailed.
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On her eyes, Dewan uses celebrity makeup artist Jillian Dempsey's Lid Tint ($2205) in the shade Bronze from her eponymous makeup line and dabs it all over her eyelids using her finger.
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Some patients experience acute, sudden symptoms during the first two months of infection, when parasite numbers in the blood are at their peak, including fever, fatigue, rash, diarrhea and occasionally swollen eyelids.
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If their eyes were exposed, their pH should be checked 15 to 30 minutes after irrigating to make sure there isn't re-exposure from acid potentially in the folds of the eyelids.
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Wang, who works as a health aide for elderly Chinese, is sixty-one and careworn, with drooping eyelids so thin that I could see the wine-colored veins that threaded through them.
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But if your twitch isn't gone after a full week, or you feel like you're getting twitching eyelids frequently, you should check in with your primary care physician or an eye doctor.
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In general, participants said that sleep-deprived people had more "droopy/hanging eyelids, red eyes, dark circles under the eyes, and pale skin" — and even looked sadder than their better-rested counterparts.
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About 7 million have eyelids that are torquing inward and need the 20-minute operation Mr. Rana had, and about 21 million have infected lids that can still be cured without surgery.
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But Burgert said anyone with AFM symptoms (including sudden arm or leg weakness, facial drooping and weakness, drooping eyelids, difficulty swallowing, and slurred speech) should see a doctor as soon as possible.
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Ms. Underwood, 73, was the first of seven scheduled candidates to speak on Tuesday, in a marathon afternoon-into-evening session that challenged the heavy eyelids of some of the audience assembled.
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Though the main note is an essence of jasmine sambac that Mr. Wu remembers from his childhood in Taiwan, the scent is as cool as slices of cucumber laid on the eyelids.
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This difference was primarily due to decreased coverage around the eyes: about one in six participants missed regions around the eyelids with sunscreen, as did one in five participants using SPF moisturizers.
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"She was coughing so hard and her coughing was so intense that she broke the little blood vessels in her eyelids and caused the white of her eyes to hemorrhage," he said.
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Bombshell's lead makeup artist, Vivian Baker, worked in collaboration with Oscar-winning special-effects makeup artist Kazuhiro Tsuji to turn Theron into a dead ringer for the reporter, down to her eyelids.
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Botox did have more side effects than a placebo, including a greater incidence of muscle weakness, double vision, drooping eyelids, neck pain and muscle tightness, though no severe side effects were reported.
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The mixture is injected right under the surface of the conjunctiva, which covers the front of the eye and lines the inside of the eyelids, according to the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO).
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If you think you can't pull off olive on your eyelids quite like Ronan does here, Quynh says it's not your issue; it's the shadow, which tends to look best on lighter complexions.
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This thin skin is most likely to develop basal cell and squamous cell cancers, so the recommendation is to wear the largest pair of sunglasses possible to protect the eyelids and surrounding skin.
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But she continued to run Healing Arts from her second day in the hospital, Mr. Russo said, meeting with forensic accountants even though her eyelids were sewn shut, and fielding calls from colleagues.
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Hardison has had about four follow-up procedures, mainly to adjust his new eyelids and lips, to remove a feeding tube from his abdomen and to remove a breathing tube from his trachea.
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I dust some pressed powder across my eyelids in the hope this will help tamp down the grease, and them apply Elate Cosmetics Universal Creme in Keen, which is a sheer, burgundy red.
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As for the makeup, her artist Georgie Eisdell took a note from that blush dress, using shimmery pink shadow on her eyelids and light pink on her lips for a monochromatic makeup look.
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Rushmore is a ubiquitous American image, tattooed on the inside of every citizen's eyelids, so it felt disorienting to see it in three-dimensional space, pinned to this particular spot on the earth.
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Long before the eyelids open, during the early development of the visual system, waves of spontaneous activity ripple from the retina to the brain, like dancers running through their motions before a performance.
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" Shawn, however, did admit he grew up putting glitter on his eyelids to make his parents laugh ... growing up with 15 female cousins he said he would be "braiding hair and painting nails.
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"I'll put it on top of my cheeks, on my eyelids, down the center of my nose, and always on this bow of my lip because it makes the lips look fuller," she explains.
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"If you have a rash that pops up on the eyelids despite not using any new products on the face, look to your fingernails to see if you used a new polish," he says.
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"Jamie is a natural beauty, so I emphasized her inner glow with dewy skin and glossy eyelids, paired with lots of lashes and a nude lip for a touch of glam," Maalouf tells PeopleStyle.
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People with the condition can have a notch in the lower eyelids, eyes that slant downward and vision or hearing loss due to other developmental abnormalities, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
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The Maggie Rogers who just performed on Saturday Night Live was the same Maggie Rogers who sat in front of me: bare, freckled skin, a wash of glitter on her eyelids, rumpled, undone waves.
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As sharp instruments penetrated the fragile surface of her eyelids, reshaping them from a single lid to form a creased, double lid, Weijue Wang remembers likening the sensation to someone felting on her skin.
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The only sign he is conscious are his half-open eyelids, but there is no recognition, no light in his eyes, even when his mother coos lovingly at him and tenderly touches his face.
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Then, there was the pain: In addition to recovering from the accident, Hardison underwent more than 219 surgeries and skin grafts to partially repair his eyelids, mouth, nose and other parts of his face.
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Don't get us wrong, we're all for a well-executed sequin moment, whether its on your eyelids or on a random Tuesday afternoon (what, you haven't worn a shiny turtleneck with jeans to work?).
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I was barely awake enough to hand my boarding pass to the TSA agent, but the smell of fresh-baked (or recently defrosted) cinnamon rolls was enough to convince my eyelids to open slightly.
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This study builds on previous research published in 2014, which found that light therapy works best at night because the body's circadian rhythms are more sensitive to light at night, even through closed eyelids.
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It turns out that you like having your babies in the bed because you're too lazy to get up in the night, or because you like to look at those silvery little moonlit eyelids.
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As a beauty-obsessed Asian-American with eyelids that fall somewhere between monolids and double lids, I've seen countless images of models and actresses sporting beautiful eye makeup that I've wanted to re-create.
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In these clips, under the diffuse light of an Instagram filter that coated her world and especially her eyelids in golden sparkles, she predicted her future surprises, inviting followers to guess along via poll.
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Lily, a fuchsia Muppet with a mop of hair, green eyelids and a lavender nose, debuted on "Sesame Street" seven years ago and described how her family did not have enough food to eat.
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It would be nearer the truth to say he has zipped its corpse into a Halston, painted its eyelids and propped it in the back of a limo, where it moves but cannot speak.
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As a small child, Wiman used to sneak into his parents' room in the middle of the night and peel open their eyelids in the hopes that he could see what they were dreaming.
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Ungluing his eyelids, the painter saw next to him a jar of hot coffee and a brown bag full of fried potatoes, a hot dog, a plastic fork, and a huge slice of bread.
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When he says he thinks BrightBorn is creepy, she openly admits she's on a "professional investigation" to figure out DYAD's human experiments, stem cell research, and cosmetic procedures like giving a woman teeth for eyelids.
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"If not properly done, you can have drooping of the eyelids, or you can lose the natural arch in the eyebrows," Yamauchi says, referring to the notorious "frozen" or "Frankenstein" effects linked to bad Botox.
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We've all got them—images that lay dormant in the distracting light of day, but return when you're horizontal and staring at the back of your eyelids in complete darkness, tossing from side to side.
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And the only way I will watch this, or any future State of the Union that Trump may give, is if a goon squad straps me down and pull my eyelids open, Clockwork Orange-style.
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"Bell's palsy can include anything from weakness, loss of the ability to close the eyes, drooping of the eyelids, changes in taste, and some patients report that they have discomfort behind their ear," she says.
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The children, all under age 239, had symptoms that included muscle weakness or paralysis in the arms and legs, a stiff or weak neck, drooping eyelids or facial drooping, and difficulty swallowing or slurred speech.
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But there are a number of common makeup mistakes that can cause pimples or rashes around the eye, viral infections, and sties — which are small bumps caused by infected follicles or glands on the eyelids.
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My eyelids can be oily, so I relied on a primer to prevent the shadow from creasing during sweaty, humid summer days, but the color pigmentation and smooth blending is something to write home about.
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Use an eyeshadow brush to pack on the green hue all over your upper eyelids, stopping just past your creases, and the pink hue on the inner corners of your eyes and along your browbones.
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Fenty Beauty's Instagram account shared a photo of Rihanna applying a product — which appears to be the Kilawatt Highlighter in Ginger Beige/Moscow Mule — on her fan's eyelids, using one of her small portable brushes.
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This hardening of the skin can dramatically affect an infant's appearance, and cause their lips and eyelids to turn inside out, or create constriction around their chest that makes it difficult to breathe and eat.
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When she would wake up at home with eyelashes on her pillow or painful styes on her eyelids, she'd sift through the latest batch of pictures, she says, and it would help her feel better.
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Even in the moments of affection between mother and son—when they interlace fingers briefly, or when he picks out little pieces of hair from her raw, misplaced eyelids—the ghost of the father lurks.
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You don't need proof of this; you know it from the fact that an Angels game on your TV instinctively sends your hand spasming in the direction of the remote or your eyelids slamming shut.
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Mr. Eylar demonstrates for us that he was able to absorb the material in his college Logic class through his eyelids, which he claims remained shut during the time that poor Professor Clifford was teaching.
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"Pepe, with his face, he's got these large, expressive eyes with puffy eyelids and big rounded lips, I just think that people reinvent him in all these different ways," Furie told the Atlantic's Adam Serwer.
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But she did have to contend with a trademark lawyer who objected to the name Fleshpot, given to a rosy gloss she developed after seeing petroleum jelly daubed on models' eyelids backstage at fashion shows.
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Radha expresses herself in a lexicon of gestures — she indicates Krishna's sleep-heavy eyelids, for example — but it is her larger poignancy, so quietly and ruefully conveyed, that makes a deeper impression than any specific.
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But he blinked when he spoke, in nervous flurries, and his interlocutors found themselves staring at a tattoo of a second set of eyes, blue-black and smudgy, that had been inked onto his eyelids.
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And if your spring makeup goals involve cheekbones with a post-coital flush, shiny and suntanned eyelids, and lips so plump and shiny they'd put a freshly-glazed Krispy Kreme doughnut to shame, you'll want everything.
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But Cam, Zoë Saldana and Nina Dobrev made it look totally easy, relegating the often overwhelming blue color to a light wash across their eyelids, and keeping the rest of their beauty look simple and natural.
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As I sweep Too Faced foundation onto my face, and carefully tap my Urban Decay Naked Heat shadows onto my eyelids, I feel happy, confident, and ready to take on my day as a video host.
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Repeat this step using a rich gold formula in the center and a pretty pink hue on the outer third of your eyelids; blend where each shade meets the next for a gorgeous gradation of colour.
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Once Barose had perfected Nyong'o's statement arches, he applied the Ombre Hypnôse Stylo Shadow Stick in Rubis, a long-wear, metallic crayon, all over her eyelids, then blended that with the Hypnôse Palette in Rose Fusion.
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"Based on all this information, it can recognize if you're getting tired because the frequency of your eyelids opening and closing gets much slower," Annett Fischer, spokesperson for the Bosch interior monitor system, tells CNN Business.
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In Homer's The New Novel, for example, the girl is propped up on her right side, laying on dandelion-covered grass; her eyelids look closed, but we understand that she is simply absorbed in her novel.
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Their eyelids may still be fused shut, and the tiniest preemies may not yet even have the ability to close a fist around your finger—that essential early act, the moment when they take possession of you.
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Put all of these features together, the forehead, the hair, the chin, the tip of the nose, the nostrils, the eyelids, the eyes, and the makeup that went on top of it, and you have Megyn Kelly.
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She primed her eyelids with Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré and used base shades from Morphe's Jaclyn Hill Eyeshadow Palette for a gold smoky eye, then lined her eyes with Urban Decay's Heavy Metal Glitter in Midnight Cowboy.
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After the patient failed to respond to antibiotics and corticosteroid eye drops, the doctors performed a slit lamp (a common tool for examining eyes) examination of the eyelids, which revealed lice and nits anchored to the eyelashes.
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A weak grasp of my fingers, a flutter of her eyelids was what I came to expect on our daily rounds, but on this particular day in April, her body refused to fight this futile battle anymore.
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While the boys in my elementary school were encouraged to focus on their professional achievement and financial success, I was instructed to cross my legs, minimize my food intake, and coo at plastic babies with fluttering eyelids.
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In A View to a Kill the following year, she looks like she's just stepped out of a fashion shoot, with boxed shoulders, capes, pillar hats, and a touch of red accenting her eyelids, cheeks, and lips.
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Whether it's inventing brow trends or recreating iconic artwork on your eyelids, as one of the millions of makeup artists on Instagram, sometimes you have to carve out your own niche to differentiate yourself from the pack.
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It's funny, really, that when Devourment sings about butchering and raping women's corpses, few eyelids are batted, but when the genders are reversed, some fans demand that so-called 'social justice warriors' be kept away from metal.
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If your eyes need to stay open, like Blessed's in "I, Claudius," stare at a chosen spot unwaveringly; if your eyes are closed, fix them on something you can see through your eyelids, like a light bulb.
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The paintings were sometimes done quickly in the presence of the corpse, the artist having to pull back eyelids to glimpse the color of irises and imagine a face in animation, yet the exact resemblance wasn't essential.
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It usually occurs in children and can cause symptoms like muscle weakness in the arms or legs, a weak or stiff neck, drooping of the face and eyelids, slurred speech, and in the most severe cases, difficulty breathing.
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I've had that tattooed behind my eyelids since day one, so (in my mind) there is definitely an extrapolation of the Middle East refugee crisis — as well as the present tribalism — that is reflected in the Ganymede bit.
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Picture it: You've just graduated, you've followed your wildest dreams using a newspaper ad as your compass; you've got glitter on your eyelids, a sports bra as a top, and you're about to embark on a world tour.
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Duterte's allies played down concern about his health earlier this month after the firebrand leader told the Filipino community in Russia that he was suffering from a chronic neuromuscular disorder that causes one of his eyelids to droop.
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On paler skin tones, the effect of lilac shimmer is subtle, yet on warmer and deeper skin tones, the shade transforms into a edgy, otherworldly hue that looks insanely cool painted onto the cheekbones, eyelids, and even lips.
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Blue eyeshadow may have been our first foray into makeup, but thanks to a slew of appearances on the spring/summer 2016 runways (and every cool girl's eyelids thereafter), it's making a triumphant return to our makeup rotation.
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To bring the colors of the gown together, Simkin covered Rae's eyelids in a bright, peacock blue from CoverGirl's Dazed TruNaked Eye Shadow Palette, before topping it off with a pearly shadow from the It's Lit Highlight Palette.
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Regardless, I never tried blue eyeshadow until I was nearly 26, manically darting around a dimly lit make up store, smearing this rave-inspired eyeshadow across my eyelids because it had a name that I kept thinking about.
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It was the first time I had heard the subject being discussed, and I was also acutely aware that some of my classmates had tugged at the corners of their eyelids to greet me when we were younger.
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Why would Google ally itself with Backpage, which is involved in 73 percent of cases of suspected child sex trafficking in the U.S., which advertised a 13-year-old whose pimp had tattooed his name on her eyelids?
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IBM's patent form also envisions applications for bars, where the drone can determine whether a person has drunk too much alcohol by looking for sleepiness (like the head angled downward or drooping eyelids), unsteadiness or slurred speech cues.
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And, of all the formulas to hit my desk (and then get swiped along my eyelids), I've yet to find a better one than the DHC Liquid Eyeliner EX. And I don't throw those kind of statements around lightly.
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That's what we learned upon chatting with Kendall Jenner's makeup artist, Estée Lauder pro Victor Henao, who swipes bronzer not just on the cheeks, but also on the eyelids of every client who sits in his chair — Jenner included.
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Because half of the battle with a smoky eye is figuring out exactly where and how high the shadow should be placed, Henao creates a map on his clients' eyelids before applying any eyeshadow, guaranteeing two totally symmetrical shapes.
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Halsey also dishes out a few beauty lessons in how to rock the look with feminine details: Tonight, she paired her statement-making hair with out-to-there lashes, pink-dusted lips and eyelids, and a stellar body highlight.
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My eyelids felt like lead from more shots of tequila than I could recall, and there was a big gaping hole in my memory between the previous night's burlesque show and the scene in which I now found myself.
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I've had so many friends over the years who felt like they couldn't wear eye makeup because they didn't know the right application techniques for their monolids — it's easy to think that double eyelids are the coveted beauty standard.
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They clank 20-footers and throw passes into the second row, Budenholzer massages his eyelids, and this otherwise good basketball team suddenly resembles nothing so much as a piece of performance art about the accumulating frustrations of adult life.
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The sanctuary itself resembled a theater and the service was performed from a stage, the cantor singing the entire operatic liturgy himself as the audience passively looked on, eyelids drooping, only perking up when a cello briefly joined in.
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Laggy lipstick and other room for improvement As impressive as it is to see AR winged eyeliner that stays on your eyelids when you turn your head, there are still notable differences between virtual makeup and the real thing.
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Fatty deposits of cholesterol, called xanthomas, can often appear in the skin or tendons — usually by age 10 for those with homozygous FH. These deposits, which look like warts, can also appear on the eyelids, knees, heels, or elbows.
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Traditional productions have enthusiastically amplified the Victorian-era casual racism of the work with extravagant amounts of bowing and shuffling and casts of white actors singing in a pinched, nasal tone while sporting taped-back eyelids and yellowish makeup.
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Then my eyelids closed and that was that: a full-blown seizure, followed by an ambulance ride off the mountain, and brain surgery two days later that culminated in the same terrible diagnosis that Mr. McCain has just received.
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"Look at the execution of the lips, the way the chin and eyelids are painted," said Mr. Turquin, pointing at the face of Judith, challenging the viewer with her gaze as she coolly decapitates Holofernes with his own sword.
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I was lucky enough to catch this one, from his days as a Cincinnati Bearcat, on live TV and it's still, all these years later, what plays on the inside of my eyelids just before I go to sleep.
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Acute flaccid myelitis usually occurs in children and can cause symptoms like muscle weakness in the arms or legs, a weak or stiff neck, drooping of the face and eyelids, slurred speech, and in the most severe cases, difficulty breathing.
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Having observed Japanese "dollers," who as a form of "cosplay" (costume play) paint their closed eyelids to resemble the wide-open eyes of Barbies or anime figures, Ms. Simmons made a sequence of portraits she called "How We See," in 2015.
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She always wore a beautiful blue hue across her eyelids, and her lips were always painted a bright red — which is exactly what you'll find from Besamé's new eyeshadow palette, lipstick, and rouge called the Snow White, the 1937 Collection.
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In each, she starts by applying the cosmetics in the socially accepted fashion—pencilling in eyeliner, painting on polish—only to keep on applying the makeup until her eyelids are caked in liner and her fingers are drowned in red.
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This takes the form of a surgical game-like interface where you clean the body, and use a variety of techniques like embalming, massaging, sewing eyelids shut, and inserting cotton balls into their mouth to make it appear more alive.
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Instead, the rolling bot has a round head that can look up at you with two simple eyes (it even has plastic eyelids) and a cone-like body with a pair of what appear to be fixed, gray plastic arms.
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They also blended colors better than other brushes I've used, so, for example, if I wanted to do a soft to deep color transition on my eyelids, the result actually looked natural as opposed to two colors being shoved together.
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Next, he rotated the bar of Ivory in his hands to replenish the lather, which he needed for cleaning the rest of his face—his eyelids and his temples and his angling, broad forehead, unwrinkled then, going foamy and white.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Decked out in skin-tight leopard print spandex, his eyelids smeared with black make-up, singer Vega de la Rockha roars into a sea of raised "devil horn" hand gestures - the appreciation symbol of heavy metal music.
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But the verdicts stirred barely a flicker of the eyelids from Mr. Karadzic, the Bosnian Serb leader whom historians have blamed for the overwhelming preponderance of the war's casualties, including 8,000 Muslim men and boys slaughtered in July 1995 in Srebrenica.
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Appropriately, one of the three "ancient" ports representing classical scenes on the opposite wall responds to the story of Regulus, the Roman general whose eyelids were cut off by the Carthaginians so that he went blind by staring at the sun.
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The New York-based makeup artist Gucci Westman specifically developed her new Westman Atelier Baby Cheeks Blush Stick ($50) to go beyond the cheek zone — she also likes to swipe it on her eyelids and lips for an outdoorsy flush.
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With all this, her most indelible feature is the heavy black eyeliner she wears on both her upper and lower eyelids, and her resting expression, which is a weariness that sometimes breaks like the sun through clouds into a delighted smile.
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As it happens, the movie's most compelling interaction is between Elser and a cautious police chief played by the admirable Burghart Klaussner, who achieves more with pursed lips and lowered eyelids than most actors manage with a page of dialogue.
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One of the documents also alleged that Booth made racist remarks to Henry about Chan's driving ability, including that "she's a woman and Asian, and Asians have no peripheral vision," while pulling his eyelids to the side in a racist caricature.
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Like a futuristic miracle dew I could press into my skin in the morning — after moisturizer, but before makeup — that would keep my cheeks and eyelids gleaming all day long, effectively curing my dependence on illuminators and face-gloss sticks.
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The technology, which will be built into new cars from 2022, uses cameras and artificial intelligence (AI) to detect when a driver's eyelids are getting heavy, or when they are distracted from looking at a phone or turning towards another passenger.
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Unlike a matte red lip or smoky eye, a hint of sheen glossing your eyelids makes a subtle statement — a faint twinkle that catches the light just so when you glance down at your party shoes or across the bar.
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Some other (undated) high jinks: Mike Remlinger sprained his pinkie between two clubhouse recliners; Kerry Wood hurt himself slipping in a hot tub; and Jose Cardenal missed a spring training game with "stuck eyelids" after crickets kept him up all night.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - A prim, young woman with a high forehead and hair half swept back quietly gazes at the throngs of people pushing for a glimpse of her, a faint smile on her lips and eyelids low as four bodyguards jostle around her.
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There may be ways around this—one of my Gizmodo coworkers asked what would happen if you peeled back your drunk buddy's eyelids while he was passed out and pointed his phone at his face—but we'll have to wait and see.
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Brakhage's kaleidoscopic imagery rotates like mandalas or comb jellyfish across the film's emulsion, similar to the formless shapes that appear behind tightly-shut eyelids; Matamoros' work, as meandering as it is startling, pauses for moments of beauty before transforming into something defiantly creepy.
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You know you've found the bronzer you'll buy again and again when you realize that you also love the way it looks swept across your eyelids; the same goes for the cream blush that doubles as a "your lips but better" tint.
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But earlier this month, after her eyelids became so swollen and irritated that she couldn't open her eyes, Xu was taken to the hospital, where she confessed to doctors that she'd been using the same pillowcase since 2012, nearly six years ago.
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Case in point: On last night's 70th annual Primetime Emmy Awards gold carpet, Issa Rae walked with icy-blue eyelids, like the modern-day Cinderella; Regina King's Senegalese twists were award-winning; and even Joe Keery's heaven-high hair was trending on Twitter.
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Plucking brushes from a mess piled on the table, a makeup artist painted highlighter on her cheekbones and gold glitter across her eyelids, finishing off the look with so many layers of mascara that Gigi's lashes began to resemble fluffy black butterfly wings.
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S. Lewis "Sleep soft, beloved!" we sometimes say Who have no tune to charm away Sad dreams that through the eyelids creep… —Elizabeth Barrett Browning, "The Sleep" I have spread my dreams under your feet; Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.
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By this time, his vision had started deteriorating due to complications with his eyelids, but more than that, he wanted to return to some state of normalcy, especially for his children: Alison, 22, Dalton, 19, Averi, 17, Braden, 13, and Cullen, 12.
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Ask a woman about her first foray into the wide world of beauty, and she'll probably tell you a story about pocketing one of her mom's lipsticks or sitting and watching a big sister paint her eyelids blue before a school dance.
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I never had the urge to throw a glass of wine in someone's face until I sat, unblinking, and watched Lisa Rinna threw a full glass of wine at Kim Richards, with my eyelids propped open like that scene in A Clockwork Orange.
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He has since shot more than 90 portraits for his new #Freckles series, from women whose shoulders and cheeks are just dusted with dots to a nose-pierced gentleman with freckles traipsing over his eyelids, across his lips, and everywhere in-between.
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Drool's rhythm-aggression beetle 'em up is best experienced in VR, with the twisting strip running straight through a limbo full of contorting, organic-like appendages and alien architecture right up close under your nose, the silver bug's wings flitting against your eyelids.
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Dr. Rodriguez got the idea for the 3-D printed face after performing a full face transplant — including scalp, ears, eyelids, nose and lips — in 2015 onto Patrick Hardison, a former Mississippi firefighter whose face had melted off in a mobile-home fire.
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Katie's procedure involved transplanting the scalp, forehead, upper and lower eyelids, eye sockets, nose, upper cheeks, upper jaw and half of lower jaw, upper teeth, lower teeth, partial facial nerves, muscles and skin -- effectively replacing her full facial tissue, according to Cleveland Clinic.
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As prescribed, Futuredew is the last step in my morning skin-care routine, and I use my fingers to massage one or two pumps all over my face, focusing on my cheekbones and eyelids (because that's where I like to look extra shiny).
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Emotional breakthroughs seep into almost every scene of the two-hour and 15-minute film, often leaving Moss covered in distressed eyeliner that spends more time on her cheeks than it does on her eyelids and stringy hair that probably hasn't seen shampoo in weeks.
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To create it, first close your eyes (seriously, do it) and picture a sunset: Notice how the darkest colour is closest to the horizon (your lashline) and each shade progressively gets lighter as you move up towards the sky (your upper eyelids and browbones).
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Because the eyelids are, at the end of the day, just tiny, oil-prone folds of skin meant to protect your eyeballs, it's only natural that they sometimes forget that their second most important duty is holding on to flecks of shimmer and pigment.
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"We expected the area of face covered with moisturizer to be greater than sunscreen, in particular the eyelids, because of the perception that moisturizer stings the eyes less than sunscreen," said Austin McCormick, a consultant ophthalmic and oculoplastic surgeon, and one of the study's researchers.
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"On the days he was supposed to look really messed up, I'd stipple in a [Premiere Products] glazing red gel at the top of his eyelids and bottom of his lash line so it looked like he'd really been up all night drinking," she says.
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It works nicely as a one-size-fits-all critique of the commodification of female empowerment, with some gleefully tweaked details in both the lyrics ("wear fake eyelids just for yourself") and the visuals (the skeevy Terry Richardson doppelgänger in a "Male Gaze" shirt).
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In the three years or so my sister worked in the shop, only one other encounter could maybe be called an incident, that being the time the middle-age woman with curled blond hair and drooping eyelids stopped in to buy two lottery tickets.
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There were heavy eyelids struggling to stay open and there were deep sighs; there were arms stretching overhead like those in commercials for dream mattresses that generated perfect sleeps, wrinkle-free skin, dreamy grins, and physical satisfaction with one's slumber that was akin to orgasm.
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I'm over six feet tall and my eyelids have creases, and I have come to anticipate the pause in a conversation with strangers as I watch them — like someone calculating the size of someone else's apartment — square the fact of my ethnicity with my appearance.
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Numerous details in the special edition version of the ID.3, including a panorama tilting glass roof edged in black and interactive LED headlights that have "eyelids" that flutter when the driver approaches the parked vehicle, help drive the future-is-here point home.
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But lying on the floor with hinges exposed, like the two found car doors in "Eyelids Are Our Thinnest Skin," Ann Greene Kelly's second solo show at Chapter NY, it evokes both functions without filling either, acting more like a symbol than a thing.
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Glaucoma patients' eyelids are held open with metal clamps, reminiscent of that famous scene in A Clockwork Orange ; harelips are sutured with corset-like stitches; step-by-step diagrams illustrate how to amputate arms, fingers, legs, and feet — and those are among the least graphic images.
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There was also a series of ever more elaborate chiffon and tulle gowns, the fabric like a wisp of memory under the embroidery, replete with references to the moon and the stars, unicorns and time, moths, eyes, fish — the characters and objects that live behind our eyelids.
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"Although the potential for these beauty products to do harm is minimal, they're likely to smear and smudge during a vigorous workout, and can clog delicate pores around the eyes and mouth, leading to styes of the eyelids and blackheads around the lips," warns Dr. Nazarian.
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I also saw the desperate stare, the bloated eyelids, and, for the first time, her mouth, which, in the shadows, as well as under the light, was tinged with the same magenta tone, as if the boundary between light and dark didn't exist in this particular zone.
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I get compliments every single time I put it on my lips, and I also keep this as a staple in my gym bag to dot a bit on my cheeks and eyelids for a little bit of color without looking like I'm actually wearing makeup.
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"Vestido de Párpados" — "Dress of Eyelids" — takes a little while to get into motion, then runs calculatedly amok: placing toy-piano tones against jittery drum-and-bass beats, swooping and sliding, racing and crunching, summoning blips and pizzicato and free-jazz saxophone and white-noise crashes.
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Duterte, who has quipped that he might not live out a six-year term that ends in 2022, told members of the Filipino community in Russia at the weekend that he has a rare autoimmune neuromuscular disease that is causing one of his eyelids to droop.
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The way he tilts his head back and looks out through half-open eyelids makes it seem like he's used to looking down on everyone, like he's smart and he knows he's smart, and then it hits me that what he really looks like is an asshole.
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Since many of the galleries are shielded from exterior light, this Quiet Morning at times doesn't feel like morning at all, doesn't feel too different from visiting the museum at any other time of day — save for the unrelenting caffeine deprivation addling my brain and eyelids.
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Prince was the first musician who made me understand that you could be many things at once: an impish figure in a tightly cut red matador suit, cooing in a falsetto, then in the same breath one dropping to a velvet baritone while fluttering kohl-rimmed eyelids.
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Lando wouldn't know what hit him, only that his hyperdrive failed and he found himself on a strange planet called Earth only to be greeted by a stunning man with eyelids painted his favorite shade of purple and a fringed shawl that could almost be mistaken for a cape.
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She finished her look in the most fashion-forward way possible: With a bold splash of color on her eyelids courtesy of makeup artist Genevieve Herr, who used Pat McGrath's latest launch (Dark Star 006) an intensely pigmented set featuring the beautiful blue that topped off this unforgettable look.
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UV rays can cause: cataracts, which is a clouding of the eye lens; macular degeneration, which is a loss of central vision that is the leading cause of blindness; and growths on the conjunctiva, which is the membrane that covers the surface of the eye and lines the eyelids.
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Then, I go in and tap a light layer of the Tata Harper Illuminating Eye Crème under and over my eyelids; it has a universally flattering, pearl-hued opalescent tint (say that five times fast) and is made with date palm kernel and lavender for brightening around my eyes.
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In this episode of Spill It, the singer behind the sugary pop hits "I Don't Want It At All" and "Heart to Break" shares her everyday essentials, from a Dior foundation that makes you look photoshopped IRL to the glossy highlighter she swipes on her eyelids and cheeks.
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Some older and popular creepypastas include Jeff the Killer, a serial killer with no eyelids and a terrifying smile who murders his family; and BEN Drowned, a story by YouTuber Alex Hall that revolves around a haunted cartridge of the video game The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
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You can tattoo your eyelids if it makes you feel a tad more subversive, like a tech mogul packing his billionaire buns into a pair of jeans, but when they come to clear away the plates, he's the guy who owns Facebook and you are just another face.
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His chin gives way to his neck via a doughy slope; his eyelids droop enough almost to surpass calmness and suggest boredom; his mouth, when he throws, bends into an expression not of athlete-ish strain but of household labor, as if he's shouldering a sofa into place.
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Tremblay says it took two hours of makeup and prostheses to tranform for the role: "a neck piece, the main face piece, a helmet connected to an eye mechanism which pulled my lower eyelids down, a wig, contact lenses and dentures," he explains in the new issue of PEOPLE.
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The agency noted in one letter that a manufacturer, BTL Industries, was marketing a radio-frequency device, Exilis Ultra 360, as a new approach to "women's intimate health" even though the product had only been approved by the F.D.A. for uses in dermatology like wrinkle treatment, including the eyelids.
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Blendability is the name of the game when it comes to multipurpose makeup, and this chunky Chapstick-like tube gives way to the creamiest stick of color that can be dabbed onto the eyelids as a shadow, cheeks as a blush-highlight hybrid, and lips as a non-drying tint.
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For the grunge-inspired liner look, Stern began by applying Rimmel London Magnif'eyes Double Ended Shadow and Liner in Queens of a Bronzed Age to the actress' eyelids, and then deepened the color on the upper and lower lash lines with Rimmel London Exaggerate Auto Waterproof Eye Definer in Noir.
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Now people have shifted to what he described as "Euro-American wave," a tacit acknowledgment of the fact that the apps have a way of making people look more Western—for instance, by replacing single eyelids, which are typical, though not universal, among East Asians, with a double eyelid fold.
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Each area of the body has special needs, so we asked the experts how to treat winter skin from head to toe: cure dry scalps, soothe irritated eyelids, fight face flakes, heal chapped lips, get rid of cracks on our hands, smooth scaly elbows and knees, and soften crusty feet.
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I bury my face in their sticky, damp hollow bodies and inhale their rubbery glue-like scent, then I lie on the grass with the torn balloons that were my mother's draped over my closed eyelids like coins on a dead person, and I'm so comforted and soothed, I drift right to sleep.
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ESPN's Outside the Lines just came out with an article about their escalating feud, depicting a fly-on-the-wall scene we all surely would have liked to witness between wincing eyelids: Jerry Jones on the phone with Goodell back in August, when Goodell told Jones about Ezekiel Elliott's six-game suspension.
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In the visual arts, this susceptibility was iconically demonstrated by Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dalí in their short film collaboration, Un Chien Andalou: its defining scene, in which Simone Mareuil has her eyelids held open while a razor slices across her eye, can still elicit audible gasps of horror from the uninitiated.
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Apparently, most of my own expressions come from various movements of my bottom eyelids—but upon seeing myself in a single-emotion scan, I guess I don't have the same deadpan expression for everything: It's a strange thing seeing yourself immortalized online through a virtual self that mimics you in action and form.
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Johel had trouble understanding him in ordinary circumstances, but when Monsieur Etienne's red eyes fluttered behind his eyelids and his body trembled and the spirit came down to talk through Monsieur Etienne's dried-out lizard tongue and his thin, drooly lips, it was anyone's guess, really, just what Ogoun was trying to say.
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So I hold this girl's sweaty ass eyelids open while she's cursing in French in her underwear and I drop the eyedrops in and give her a banana to eat and literally tuck her in because I assume that will help (and at this point the whole apartment smells like rotting meat).
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When he had accumulated so many trophies that were mostly "ugly and for me useless", he gave them to his local garageman in exchange for a lifetime of free car washes here Apart from reconstructive work on his eyes and eyelids he opted against cosmetic surgery on the burns that disfigured him.
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Instead of moving a hand toward the inside of her thigh, as was expected, he moved both hands now toward her face; he held her head and ran his thumbs across her closed eyelids, carefully applying distinct but intermittent pressure; did she also see a few red sparks, a network of faint lines?
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The first version — described as "masculine-feminine" by the fashion house's global creative makeup and color director, Lucia Pica — involved swiping transparent balm across the eyelids and mascara on the lashes, then placing a single silver rhinestone (which can be found at most craft stores or on Amazon) near each tear duct.
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Walking up the stairs into the dark, vast gallery space, the first work that comes into view, "Idea for a Mechanical Eye" (1988–90), is a life-size, disembodied eyeball, complete with eyelids and held in place by a brass stand — making it look like a prop from a silent-era horror film.
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As in seasons past, individualistic beauty has appeared on several runways — especially with regards to hair — but Kendal explained that of the show's 37 models, no two looked exactly the same, though there were some commonalities: glossed eyelids, black gel eyeliner around the entire perimeter of the eye and, perhaps most notably, full, dark lips.
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