Powder Room Ideas

... in bursts of dust and powder as they hailed down around... to get out. B-... Boiler room. Get it running. No stairs... to hold back the worst ideas my Beast would no-doubt raise...

... outside Alex Wright’s dressing room. He’s trying to get... instantly. Mason, however, has other ideas, kicking out at two. Fleisch... decides to pull out some powder, inadvertently blinding Meiko in the... members of the ALW locker room, including Dave Taylor and Fit...

... me a whole lot of ideas for my upcoming work. He... took back the now-enchanted white powder. "Perhaps I'm simply that spectacular... and chat in the dining room or something. Let them talk...

... me a whole lot of ideas for my upcoming work. He... took back the now-enchanted white powder. "Perhaps I'm simply that spectacular... and chat in the dining room or something. Let them talk...

... physically present in the same room as them. She wasn't sure... everyone can survive on protein powder and multivitamins," Hannah said. "I... tendency to hate all our ideas on principle," Karen said. Probably... because most of their ideas were terrible. Taylor opted not...

... physically present in the same room as them. She wasn't sure... everyone can survive on protein powder and multivitamins," Hannah said. "I... tendency to hate all our ideas on principle," Karen said. Probably... because most of their ideas were terrible. Taylor opted not...

Hi! We purchased a recently built townhome that came with white walls, white shiplap, white marble, white white white white white. While we have updated the interior with black accent walls on each side of the fireplace, and have brought in lots of natural wood and plants, and accent pillows with color, its neutral and predictable. For the powder room I would like something funky and unexpected. The wall with the toilet paper roll is 59” wide. The wall with the mirror is 64” wide. The ceilings are 10’ tall. Do y’all have suggestions for peel and stick wallpaper in fun designs? Or a peel and stick wallpaper design as a backdrop for the whimsical funny animal posters I could frame? (Are these fun or too silly?) Any ideas for the odd shaped ceiling? Leave it? Paint it? Wallpaper it? submitted by /u/AYankeePeach to r/interiordecorating [link] [comments]

For most of my life I kept my hair pretty short and honestly had no idea it was curly at all. Last year I finally grew it out a bit for the first time and the woman who cuts my hair mentioned that I might actually have some curls. I didn’t believe her at first, but ever since then I’ve been experimenting with letting my natural curl pattern do its thing. It’s been a bit of a process and definitely a learning curve. From what I can tell my hair seems to fall somewhere around 2C–3A, and I’ve been trying to build a routine that actually brings the curls out instead of fighting them. I'm mostly curious whether the cut and styling actually suit my face shape / overall vibe, or if there’s something I should adjust (length, shape, styling, etc.). Below is the routine I’ve been using lately. ROUTINE: Shower / Wetting Hair I start by getting the bathroom hot and steamy and letting my hair get completely soaked in the shower. While it’s soaking I flip and shake it a bit to make sure everything is evenly wet. Before getting out I do a very light rake-and-shake with just water to start encouraging the curls to group together and remove a little excess water. Initial Leave-In Products Once I get out of the shower I apply: • SheaMoisture Hold & Shine Moisture Mist • Hair Story Primer + Heat Protectant I lightly run my fingers through my hair to distribute these evenly so everything gets a light coating. Curl Products For the main styling product I mix roughly a 50/50 blend of: • Hair Story Hair Balm • OUAI Curl Cream (Usually a little heavier on the Hair Balm.) I make sure these are mixed really well in my hands before applying. Instead of applying everything at once, I reapply product to my hands 2–3 times and work in sections: • front • middle / crown • back Sometimes I step into a cooler room while doing this because I’ve noticed the cooler air actually seems to help the curls tighten up and clump together better. Curl Clumping + Scrunching After distributing the balm and curl cream mixture evenly, I lean forward and gently scrunch the curls from the tips toward the roots. This helps remove excess moisture and encourages the curls to form stronger clumps. After one gentle pass, I add a small amount of **Hair Story Gel** and go back through scrunching again. This helps remove the remaining excess moisture, reinforces the curl formation, and allows the curls to dry with a light cast so they hold their shape better. Diffusing For drying I use a **Dyson SpeedStyle Pro**. I stand upright and carefully diffuse around my head. I usually start at the front and then work my way around while keeping the airflow controlled so the curl clumps stay intact. I diffuse until my hair is about **80–90% dry**. Letting It Set After diffusing I let my hair air dry the rest of the way for about **30–60 minutes** so the curls can fully set. Final Styling Once fully dry I: • lightly scrunch out any stiffness • add a small amount of texture powder at the roots • lightly shape the curls with my fingers Sometimes I finish with a very light hairspray just to keep things in place. WASHING Most nights when I shower I rinse my hair thoroughly and do a quick wash with **Hair Story “New Wash.”** If I could only recommend one product it would probably be that. It cleans everything out (especially texture powder) without stripping the hair. If my hair feels dry at all I’ll also add a few sprays of **OUAI Leave-In Conditioner** while it’s still damp and wrap it with an old cotton tee or microfiber towel for a bit. Every week or two I’ll do a deeper wash with **OUAI Medium Hair Shampoo**, and about once a month I’ll use **OUAI Detox Shampoo** to remove buildup. Whenever I do a deep wash I always follow it with some kind of deeper conditioning treatment, usually the **OUAI Treatment Mask**. I’m especially curious if the top length vs sides balance looks right, or if the shape should be adjusted. MAIN QUESTIONS: • Does this style actually suit my face shape? • Should the length or shape be adjusted? • Do the curls look defined enough or too heavy? • Anything obvious I could improve in the routine? Appreciate any feedback- still learning how to work with curly hair. submitted by /u/AcutalJoeRogan69 to r/curlyhair [link] [comments]

update three: thanks so much everyone. we have a system that has worked two days in a row now, and thanks to all your input, lots of ideas and methods as back ups if our current system stops working. anyone who is struggling like we were, take a break, eat something, let your kitty hide somewhere they feel safe, and read through this thread. what we've done: no food from midnight (you want them hungry) 7am/7.30am: gabapentin (open the capsule, use only the powder) mixed into 3 tsp room-temp (stinkier that way) tuna water. 1 to 2 hours later: liquid steroid mixed into a treat he's never had before in his life (so he doesn't know it should taste/feel any different). We used temptations creamy spoon x 2 (so 20 grams for 2mls of steroid). we act excited to give these things to him, acting like it's a delicious breakfast, put it on the floor and walk away to a different room like we don't care whether he has it, and we don't watch while he has it. once we know he's finished his steroid mix, a nice big breakfast is delivered :) edit to add: the gaba is a safety-net and not forever, he needed it for pain relief, for his vet visits, and to ease into these new meds. but if this method does stop working, at least we know we have a good method for gaba, so we can get some in him in a pinch and try new medicine delivery methods :) _____________ update two: we have had some success! update in comments in a moment :) (just sort by new if you want to read it :) ) _____________ update: thank you so much for your replies and encouragement everyone. I am too tired to properly thank you all and do an update now, but I will tomorrow. Very grateful for you all. ______________ original post: he needs steroids because otherwise he will become dangerously anemic. he needs pain relief. we can't get the fucking pills in him, man. been trying for 4+ hours. no treats work, they all mean nothing to him now. syringing doesn't work. burrito doesn't work. mixed in food doesn't work. it's almost 2 in the morning here so i can't go and get pill pockets or a pill popper to try something different. he's missing the dose i guess. i feel like shit. we've been basically torturing him trying to get these fucking pills in him, now he's terrified and exhausted and won't eat a thing, even unadulterated food. tell me there's another way to get these meds into him. please. i really don't want to take him back to the emergency when he just came home today and has to go back in a few days time. he's terrified of the vet. he's been there like all week. i really feel like a piece of shit right now. submitted by /u/BeffeeJeems to r/gingercats [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I’m looking for ideas to improve my main powder room layout. The current setup feels awkward, and I’m not sure what the best design solution would be. This is the main powder room for the house so it’s a little odd there is a shower in there. Two main things I don’t love: • As soon as you walk in, the shower is immediately visible. Is it possible (or a good idea) to build something like a cabinet-style enclosure around the shower so it blends in more? • There’s a window exactly where I’d ideally want to put the vanity. Because of the window, I can’t put a normal mirror above the sink, which makes the vanity placement challenging. I’m open to creative layout ideas, design tricks, or structural changes if needed. Has anyone dealt with something similar or found good solutions for hiding a shower or working around a window in a small bathroom? Thanks in advance for any suggestions! submitted by /u/Visible-Plankton5737 to r/homedesign [link] [comments]

Hey y’all! I’m pretty new to decorating our home and I’d like to share small with our little powder room. I think it had a lot of potential with the window stain feature I just have no idea where to go with it. I’m willing to do pretty much anything, wallpaper, change fixtures, paint etc. I would love some input. submitted by /u/beyondrightnow to r/HomeDecorating [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/ANiceGobletofTea to r/TwoPointHospital [link] [comments]