- Skin
whitening, also
known as skin
lightening and skin bleaching, is the
practice of
using chemical substances in an
attempt to
lighten the skin or provide...
- many (at the time)
whitening-
stone sellers. The
stone, made of
baked clay (or "yella clay") was used to
clean and
decorate the
stone steps leading up to...
- with water". It is
traditionally used for all
sorts of
polishing and
whitening purposes as well as for
making tobacco pipes and pottery.
Little Feather...
-
philosophy has four stages: nigredo, the
blackening or
melanosis albedo, the
whitening or
leucosis citrinitas, the
yellowing or
xanthosis rubedo, the reddening...
-
painting shows a sort of
reversal of the "curse" (being Afro-descendant), by
whitening the
other characters. It is
noticeable the
realism present in the work...
- well, as
restructuring the nose can also make it
easier to breathe. Face-
whitening injections have also
started becoming more po****r as a pale skin fits...
- ('
whitening'), and
Rubification ('reddening'). It was one of the
twelve alchemical operations involved in the
creation of the philosophers'
stone as...
- comments. In 2008, the
French personal care
company L'Oréal was
accused of
whitening her skin in
their Feria hair
color adverti****ts,
responding that "it...
-
ferric iron,
ferrioxalate ion.
Oxalic acid is an
ingredient in some
tooth whitening products.
About 25% of
produced oxalic acid is used as a
mordant in dyeing...
- for
scrubbing and
whitening the
wooden decks of ships. A
variety of
origins have been
proposed for the term,
including that such
stones were
taken from...
