Showing posts with label accessories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accessories. Show all posts

Saturday, September 5, 2015

How to Take Care of Leather Bags




  • Realize what sort of cowhide your pack is made of.

Realizing what materials you're working with helps you take better care of your packs. For instance, aniline and softened cowhide are both extremely delicate. Aniline cowhides effortlessly scratch, so when you convey them, you need to verify that you're exceptionally cautious with them.

Calfskin is additionally very much a defenseless material. To begin with, never wear them when it's raining. That is the fundamental standard. You generally need to brush your softened cowhide shoes and sacks with a delicate swarm brush and afterward you wipe it after.
  • Store your sacks appropriately.

Try not to accumulate. Try not to purchase a ton of sacks. If you don't utilize them, they're going to get wrecked. What you have to do is uncover them. You need to air them out every now and then. Use japanese paper or clear newsprint to stuff inside your sacks to help them hold their shape.

  • Focus the distinction in the middle of false and genuine cowhide.

When you purchase manufactured calfskin, you see that it's super great. There's no blemish, there's no wrinkle, there's no staining, correct? With cowhide, there are wrinkles. What I do when I purchase my packs is I take a gander at the names to start with, right, and I take a gander at the cost. At the point when the sack is a smidgen on the higher end, you realize that it's cowhide. Likewise look at the pores and you additionally touch the cowhide, it feels gentler while the engineered calfskin, they're a smidgen hard and firm, correct?

  • Try not to attempt to play specialist.

Subsequent to utilizing your pack, wiping it down with a fabric may help shield it from dust, yet in the event that you're managing an ink stain or a blurred metal sheen, it's best to leave the rebuilding to the specialists. Never utilize a cleaner or a synthetic naturally sacks or shoes. You need to believe the specialists for that. You may wind up bringing about considerably more harm to your valuable pack.

Sunday, March 15, 2015

Organic Gemstones

Most of the gemstones are made out of mineral materials. However, there are some of them made from organic materials which means they are made from living things. Here are interesting things about these. 
Pearl
It is known to be the queen of all the gems. This gem had a lovely soft glow in its natural state. A perfect pearl only needs to be drilled fr stringing to be shown off beautifully. A pearl results from an irritation to an oyster or some other shellfish. When the oyster has an irritating object within its body, it gradually builds over it a lustrous coating called nacre, or mother-of-pearl which is a shell lining material that shellfish normally develops. As it covers the irritating object, layer by layer, it builds up a pearl. 
Coral
Coral is used for different kinds of accessories such as necklace, bracelets and other beaded types like curtains. The coral is a hard, stony skeleton built by a small sea animal called a coral polyp. A coral does not have only one color but also red, pink white and black. These are usually the one used as gems.






Jet
A very hard and very black special variety of lignite or brown coal is know as the jet. This gem is velvety black, light-weight and warm to touch. During the Victorian era, when people dress for a mourning ceremony, Jets were famous gemstones. However, nowadays it is not limited only for this purpose of going to funerals.


Amber
Amber is a hardened resin that once oozed out of prehistoric trees. It is now found under layers of sand and gravel. For many years, amber has been a popular material. Most amber are purely transparent but could contain perfect specimens of prehistoric insects that were trapped in the resin thousands of years ago.



Thursday, February 19, 2015

Nail Polish

About
A nail polish is a kind of paint that is applied to the nails or nail plates on the fingers and toes for protection and decoration or beautification. Nail polish originated in China wherein they mix it with beeswax, egg whites, vegetable dyes, and gum Arabic, a natural gum made of hardened sap. In Egypt, nail polish is worn by the lower class with pale colors while it is worn by the higher class with the red color.
 There are three types of polish namely the base coat, the top coat, and the gel. The base coat is used before applying the polish to the nail. It is clear and opaque pink colored and it is used to moisture the nail and to strengthen it. The top coat is used after applying the polish. It is clear colored and its purpose is to prevent the polish from being chipped, scratched, and peeled. The gel is applied to let the polish last up to two weeks with proper care before chipping. It needs to be cured under an ultraviolet lamp in order for it to be dried up. It is very difficult to remove compared to the traditional and regular nail polish because it has to be soaked under an acetone for a eight to fifteen minutes before gently pushing it off. The ingredients of a nail polish are plasticizers, dyes, pigments, polymers, adhesive thickening agents, and ultraviolet stabilizers. Nail polish formulations may have ingredients that are toxic and cause cancer. 
Experts suggests that some inhaled and absorbed ingredients may be human reproductive toxicants which means that it can cause birth defects, low birth weight, miscarriage, and preterm birth. Although nail polish is very common to people especially to women and is used as a part of fashion or a form of art, it is still considered a hazardous waste.