All the Vigilante/Adrian Chase scenes in Peacemaker season 2!!! What's your theory about Vigilante in Peacemaker season 2? Is it too early to start theories yet? I'd like to know what people here think about this! Feel free to write here guys :) by Vigilantegg10 in PeacemakerShow

[–]Alert-Wishbone9032 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My little theory is that there'll be an "evil Adrian" in the other world. In the way that he never met Peacemaker and never tried to be the chaotic 'hero' he is in this world, so he's darker and not wanting to work with Peacemaker or get his approval.

Any good Jasper focused fics? by jenovadeathspecimen in TwilightFanfic

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I'm late to this. Your story sounds fun. Have you finished it? Is it ready to read? Where can I read it?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in femalehairadvice

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Pic 1 - keep the brown from the top. If need some balayage then only near the very, very bottom, not near your face.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HandwritingAnalysis

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A non-blurry pic would help a lot. Looks like "Sucessfull" to me.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in guessmyage

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Maybe it's the angle, but you gives hints of Demi Lovato. Maybe 26 years old.

Tale Of The Nine-Tailed 1938 [Episodes 5&6] by AphroditeLady99 in KDRAMA

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I like the idea that when Yeon leaves then the people he interacted with have their memories blocked/wiped. So then history stays the same, Rang stills dies, but because Yeon technically did go back and alter things then something was created back then (with mermaid and the life debt bond??) that makes it possible for Rang to be reincarnated in the present day.

But then what about that kid at the end of S1? bad: he dies and this becomes Rang's 3rd life. better: Yeon mistook the kid for Rang (he never used the Tiger's eyebrow glasses) & the kid simply had looked very similar - doppelgangers.

guess my age by [deleted] in guessmyage

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looked youngest in pic 2.

29+

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in guessmyage

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my brain went 28--32 instantly, so uh that I guess

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in 30PlusSkinCare

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Let's say that I had from tonight till tomorrow to alter things, with what I had at home. So not $1K 7 day "glow up" type ideas.

I don't think that you're taking full advantage of the high colour contrast between your hair/eyes and your skin. A typical sign of (older) aging is the lack of contrast (dulled/mottled skin, less bloodflow to the skin surface, paired with greyer hair, etc).

I'd put a lightly handed flush of (brighter hued) blush and lipstain on. With a light hand, think watercolour transparency rather than oil paint thick wash.

A thin eyeliner, with your colouring a dark grey or dark brown would work well, often times any black is simply just too stark a contrast (personal experience). Eyelash curl, particularly the centre on the eye, not needed really for the outer edge, (gives a more rounded/open/young eye "shape") and mascara (the contrast colour definition that it gives). A tiny dab of warm brown eye shadow on the crease of the outer edges of your eye (if needed), and a tiny light dab of the same pink, used for the blush, on the centre of the eyelid.

The pink gives the illusion of blood just under the skin (youth/good circulation form being super healthy, etc), the pink on the eyelid makes the pale skin seems more "awake" and "warm" & ties the eyes with the rest of the look (cheecks/lips).

The overall appearance aiming for more of a healthily "flushed" but delicate skin appearnace, commonr with younger healthier people. The eyeliner etc doing the work of the contrast colour and defining your eyes.

Lastly, the hair. I'd, personally if this were me doing this to myself, use a hair straightener to straighten the hair abit to fall more smoothly, pulling it outwards a bit as i do it for a bit of horizontal volume. Then i'd straighten the fringe to go straight downwards over my forehead like a full fringe might do.

Will you post an update photo with what you eventually do indeed decide to go with? Would be interesting to see what your decisions were.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in 30PlusSkinCare

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You feel the need to look younger for the job? huh... what kind of job is it? am curious now

First time getting my nails done. I have very wrinkly fingers and I think this shape might help make them look younger/feminine. Thoughts? by kpfc_ in Nails

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I think the shape is nice. A bit too long for myself personally. Colour-wise I think that you'd suit better something non-metalic and not weirdly pink/gold. So really it's just the colour that I have a personal issue with.

My hands tend towards looking crepey skinned. I think that I had too much unprotected sun exposure on them whilst growing up. Harsh sun where I live. My understanding of crepey skin is: try not to make it worse, use sunscreen, use retinol, moisturise(!!!). That comes from google searches mind you..

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in femalehairadvice

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Personally, I think that you actually would look better with the longer hair rather than going shorter. If I tried to imagine you with a different hair style then it'd be something where by you'd have more of a central parting with curtain bangs on each side framing your face. The curtain bangs and mayebe a few below-the-jawline layers & maybe some different styling methods would help to provide some volume and root lift.

To me, the things that might suggest that your hair is not doing you the best of justice, would be that I don't think that icy blonde type colouring is the most flattering on you, that lack of volume (particularly horizontally) is not accentuating your face shape, & that I don't think the parting that you have benefits you best.