From a cult-favorite brand, this mist includes hyaluronic acid, a popular hydrator and skin plumper; ginseng root extract to boost circulation; and fig extract for cooling.
WHERE the internet has yet to take firm root, people plump for the next-best thing.
Aveda Thickening Tonic spray ($28) delivers a shot of vitamin-rich herbs to plump your strands from root to tip, while Garnier Fructis Full & Plush Mega Full Thickening Lotion ($4) fluffs up hair with weightless cotton extracts for body that lasts all day.
Look for plump pieces of ginger root.
A flawlessly prepared appetizer of plump, succulent sea scallops with celery-root cream might seem de rigueur in a conventionally haute showcase.
In the largely Christian south, many voters plumped for the sitting president because of his roots there.
Budgetary concerns dictate a focus on vegetable dishes and they don't feel like a compromise: a sultry braise of Japanese sweet potato and lotus root, twanging with black bean sauce; plump, silken rice noodles, mushrooms and tofu in a clove-scented broth.
Gorgeous plump spears of white asparagus, sprigs of woodruff, romaine roots, hop and pine shoots tumble around a poached egg yolk and mix themselves into delicious verdant flavours as you munch.
Although moth orchids are often sold in clear pots so growers can keep an eye on the roots (they should be white-green and plump), opaque pots are fine.
In one of his most famous pictures, "Nude Before a Mirror," a plump girl, as white as the marble fireplace, is rooted to the floor by her large flat feet (my feet exactly).
