"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).
Apply magnetic strips behind cabinet doors to hold tweezers, bobby pins, and other magnetic objects, like cosmetic brushes.
I do not object to all cosmetic surgery and I'm not a morality prude.
Studying these bizarrely opulent objects — Bibles, coffee sets, cosmetic cases — up close gives a different, and not altogether pleasant, feeling.
Social innovations are unlikely to evolve if 'global health' becomes or remains a cosmetic re-labelling of old patterns, objects and interests.
Dermatologists and plastic surgeons refer to their new colleagues as "out of scope" or "noncore" physicians, and they strongly object to the intrusion, insisting that cosmetic medicine requires lengthy training.
The fingernails facilitate the pinch of small objects, allow scratching, and have a fundamental cosmetic role.
Cell cultures are used to diagnose diseases of various etiologies, as test objects when testing new pharmacological, therapeutic, and cosmetic agents, as well as food additives [18].
Although I'm not really sure what I expected would happen when I asked Sydney's favourite cosmetic surgeon what she'd do to me were money no object.
But the medical association objected to some provisions, including a new tax on "elective cosmetic medical procedures" and creation of an Independent Medicare Advisory Board that could "mandate payment cuts for physicians".
