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Comments (48)There is a lot of research in the past, in progress, and in the future concerning exclusion of single macro/micro-nutrients and critical/ideal level experimentation on a wide rage of food and ornamental crops...as well as different types of chemical complexes used to deliver the nutrients. Commercial growers, especially, use this information to best drive their production. It's known that switching to a NH4/NO3 mixture when corn starts tasseling and grain fill will create fuller ears and hasten drying time compared to just NO3. A lot is known for some ornamentals and crops about how much of what needs to be available in a plant for ideal production. The research trip point is that a lot of this research needs to be regional or wide-in-scope once you start interacting these nutrients in different soil types (structure, pH, mineral soil types, OM, etc). In containers, it's easy to manage...in the ground, you run into 100s of combinations of tripping points that can effect multiple points of nutrient availability. The thing about this is most of the research for stuff in ground tends to be whatever commercial farmers are growing in the region rather than all the crops a home gardener may want to grow....See MoreTraveling with Bare Minerals
Comments (6)Jars of minerals have "exploded" in my handbag, cosmetic bag AND suitcase--what a mess that was! But love the makeup and it IS great for traveling because there are no restrictions since it's not liquid, paste or gel. I just bought a case specifically for mineral makeup to use for everyday and for travel. Love it because my jars are always packed now and ready to go. Just pack my brush roll (I put wands, tubes & tweezers in empty pockets in the brush roll). They have lots of travel hints on the case's website. I agree with Debi except I removed the sifter lids and taped up all but one hole (with a bit blue painters tape) permanently. If some minerals are needed up into the sifter, turning the jar upside down shaking it does the trick. Using it right out of the sifter top instead of the lid helps because I was making messes all the time when I transferred the minerals to the lid and back for swirling and tapping. Donner's suggestion of inserting a cotton ball between the sifter and lid is also a good one but I'd rather just put a dot of blue tape on the one hole and not waste anything on the cotton ball. Now when I buy new colors I just poke one hole in the seal and leave it in place. Hope this helps. Here is a link that might be useful: The Mineral Case...See Morebare minerals and buying alcohol
Comments (18)Ookay, tomorrow's the day! I'm going in the A.M. and I'm really pretty excited (I'm really serious, all kidding aside). I hope I'm not expecting miracles, I know I'm too old to believe in a miracle makeup, but oh what the heck. I'm going to a wedding next month in Sweden and I'd love to look at least half as good as those Swedish beauties! Ken just went to the wine store today, so I won't be needing to make a visit anytime soon, but I'll be sure to report in when I do, LOL....See MoreBare Minerals - addons HELP
Comments (4)I use #1 foundation also and found the Warmth was WAY too dark for me. I used it as a bronzer when I had a tan for a few days. I still haven't figured out what to do with the Bisque. I bought it, thinking it was a concealer. But the foundation covers just as well, I think. I have to experiment more with that. And I do use a different brush for each powder. The only time I mix is when I use the blush. I just got the blush, and discovered that if I dip my brush in the Mineral Veil and then in the blush, it keeps the blush from going on too dark. The blush is very concentrated and you just need a tiny bit. Has anybody tried the Clear Radiance? Is it too shiny?...See More- 20 years ago
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