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2,000-year-old principals of Chinese art of makeup design to create her exciting new philosophy of beauty. This .25 oz. blush comes in a mirrored compact. Wei East Flawless by Nature China Herbal Pressed Blush Features: Transparent, sheer glaze Chinese Rose color for Fair/Medium skin tones New collection of beauty-enhancing blush color. Practically mistake-proof and effortless to apply. Reinforce today's beauty standard by enhancing your natural beauty, not covering it up. In mirrored compact - convenient for applying whether you're at home, at the office or traveling. Made in China.  (less)

with earthtone neutrals inspired by Chinese painting. Colors fuse flawlessly with your own skin coloring to enhance your inherent beauty. Choose from Fair, Medium, Tan or Deep skin tones. Wei East the Flawless Wei Includes: .25 oz. Flawless by Nature China Herbal Pressed Blush - new beauty-enhancing blush colors of Chinese Rose and Chinese Cinnamon in 1 mirrored compact. These transparent colors are practically mistake-proof and effortless to apply. Reinforce today's beauty standard by enhancing your natural beauty, not covering it up. (3) .1 oz. Flawless by Nature China Herbal Pressed Eye Shadows - beauty-enhancing eye colors in earthtone shades of browns and beiges are chosen to match your skin tone. Shadows come in mirrored compacts for portable, convenient application. (2) .28 oz. Tinted Lip Smoothers, in Pomegranate and Plum Perfect colors - give you super-soft, supple lips, soothing even the driest lips while providing a healthy looking, non-sticky, subtle gloss with a tint of color. Pomegranate is a bright red, and Plum Perfect is a rich berry red color. Small cosmetics bag - fun and elegant, beautiful and useful bag holds your Wei East products and more. Features embroidered Asian fabric, and the unique bright orange drawstring design is sure to evoke compliments wherever you take it. Measures approx. 6""L x 6""H x 2-1/2""W. Made in China."  (less)

science to analyze the nature of the human, in particular the concept of the body and the shifting borders between human and non-human.br/divDIVIntroduction--Erica Fudge, Ruth Gilbert, & Sue Wiseman *bPart I: The Human Science?/b* The Threat of Humanism--Alan Stewart * Shakespeare's Blushes--Brian Cummings * On Monsters and Margins: The Boundaries of the Body--Ruth Gilbert * Bodies without Souls--Michael Newton *bPart II: Medical Literatures/b* Bodily Regimen and Fear of the Beast--Margaret Healy * Signifying Pain:iThe Rape of Lucrece, Titus Andronicus/iandiOroonoko/iand the Physicality of Dehumanization--Kate Chedgzoy * Monsters and Midwives: Witchcraft, Midwifery and the Science of Childbirth in Jonson'siThe Magnetic Lady/i--Julie Sanders * Theifuror uterinis/iand the Construction of the Passionless Woman in Early Eighteenth Century Medical Discourse--Mary Peace *bPart III: Noah's Ark/b* Calling Creatures by Their True Names: The New Science of Animal Difference--Erica Fudge * From Tyson's Pigmie to Hobbes' Leviathan: The Social and the Natural Body--Sue Wiseman * Alexander Monro I and the Moral Theatre of Anatomy--Anita Guerrini *bPart IV: Human-Machines/b* Marveilous Newtralite/Strange Participation: Mathematics and the Humane--Jesse Edwards * To Map a Body--Stephen Speed * Renaissance Cyborgs: Machines, Bodies and Representation--Jonathan Sawday * Conclusion--Erica Fudge, Ruth Gilbert, & Sue Wisemanbr/divDIVIntroduction--Erica Fudge, Ruth Gilbert, & Sue Wiseman *bPart I: The Human Science?/b* The Threat of Humanism--Alan Stewart * Shakespeare's Blushes--Brian Cummings * On Monsters and Margins: The Boundaries of the Body--Ruth Gilbert@K€  (less)