Chipboard lined with newspaper stock is used for shirt boards and inexpensive boxes; lined with fancy paper, it is employed in candy and cosmetic boxes.
"The potters made an incredible range of models, including entertainers, domestic workers, mothers with children, aristocratic ladies, soldiers, farm animals, ritual objects, cosmetic boxes and utilitarian vessels," Lark E. Mason Jr. writes in "Asian Art" (Antique Collectors' Club, 2003).
It would be easy for such work to be merely cosmetic, ticking boxes marked access while focusing the rest of our attention on less socially deprived schools and pupils, but this is to overlook a fundamental reality – outreach is not just socially and morally right, but enlightened self interest.
They were looking for a way to help women discover new cosmetic products and started shipping boxes of samples for about $10 per month.
Rourke's face was far worse than Zellweger's, ravaged by a perfect storm of professional boxing, substance abuse and bad cosmetic surgery.
Common gripes, she said, include chocolates, cosmetic creams and online purchases sent in huge boxes in which a tiny item is "nearly lost" in an array of paper, plastic and cardboard.
After obtaining 1000 skill points in a sport, a player is awarded "pro" level, along with a cosmetic feature for their Mii in Bowling and Boxing.
The severe systemic effects as described in the FDA black box warning have not been reported in the cosmetic use of Botox or Dysport.
6. Kate Spade limited edition gift box with body moisturizer, eau de parfum and floral cosmetic case ($85 at Nordstrom). 7. Prada mini shopper bags in pink or orange suede ($645 at Saks Fifth Avenue).
His policy won eight million Frenchwomen alone to use his powder at the rate of sixteen million boxes a year, and changed the face of the cosmetic business.
The Dell Zino (full name Inspiron Zino HD) comes in a box a bit bigger than Apple's Mac Mini, and adds some cosmetic flavor to the category of compact desktop computers.
