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Hello guys, I hope you're all doing well and this is my first video

Yeah, I was trying to do my summer foundation routine

But it actually turned into a whole look so I mean not a whole look but, I think it's cute

Do you think it's cute?

Anyway if you guys like it please like comment and subscribe and also share, please

It's free. So you might as well, you know

Keep on watching

So I'm starting with my primer and the Becca ever matte poreless primer

I'm using that to prime my face because I am I'm a very oily person

Especially in the middle of my face in the center of my face on my t-zone

I just put that on my forehead on my nose, and I also put that on my

Eyebrows because I get really oily on my eyebrows, but I don't know like that's really weird, but I do get oily on there

So I just use that and prime my face and then I'm gonna be using my spoolie brush. I like that brush

I don't know why even when I don't wear makeup I use that brush to brush my brows because

they like to do their things but I just use that and

And I brush my brows upward and now I'm going to be using my Anastasia Beverly Hills brow

Pomade and an angled brush and I'm gonna use that to just fill in my brows

Brows take a long time actually spent 10 minutes doing my brows. No joke

10 whole minutes

But yeah, so I just I was just filling in my brows making little strokes because I didn't want it to be too perfect

I want it to be a little bushy and also when I used my Anastasia

Beverly Hills brow pomade . My brows were looking a little gray. So I'm using my revlon one and trying to make it work

And now this actually my friend gave me this

Hand cream and it smells so good. So I was using that because my hands felt a little dry and it's also

amazing

zing

I actually can't sing but yeah, I think you already got that now I'm using my Nars

radiant creamy concealer in the color is hazelnut

I'm using that on my angle on my angled brush and I use that to carve out my brows because

I want I wanted them to be cleaner and

you know after you just fill them in you need to

Clean them up

That was kind of cool fill the in clean them up

Okay. Anyway, so now I'm using my

how is this called ? I'm using another brush and I'm kind of blending out the edges of the the areas where I

Carved out my brows. This is art, okay

Then yeah, I'm just doing the same thing

Just trying to make my end look a little better and I'm doing the same thing for my just carve out my other brow

Yeah, and blend it out. That's it

So next I'm using my fenty beauty

Pro filter I can't remember the name of the foundation. I don't know and I'm in the color

440 and I'm using a flat top brush

to blend out my

my foundation

And yeah, that's what I do. And now I'm using my same NARS radiant creamy concealer

in the color hazelnut and I highlight my I highlight my under eyes

Under my eyes. I highlight under my eyes my nose

my chin, and I also used my

aesthetica

Beauty sponge and I use that to blend out my concealer

Ha ha ha

I'm such a weirdo you guys

I'm pretty sure you guys already found out. But yeah now I'm using my Laura Mercier translucent

setting powder and I am dipping my beauty sponge into it and

Just dabbing it under my eyes because I don't like baking

It makes me look

ghostly for some reason so I just do this

Because it works better for me

And also now I'm gonna be using my Sasha

Buttercup powder because I wanted it to be a little more yellow it was looking to red for me and

I'm gonna just do the same thing

Just dab it onto my eyes and the area where I highlighted now, I'm using my Mac prep and prime

Setting spray and I'm gonna set my face because it was feeling like a Sahara Desert that I didn't like that

and next I'm gonna be using my Beauty sponge and try to blend it in into my hairline because I

Was looking I was feeling like there was a demarcation line and you don't really want that

So just blend it into your hairline it actually helps

I was actually listening to music while filming this so you're gonna be seeing me dancing a lot

Now I just used my black radiance

contour palette in the color dark and

Next I'm using my covergirl

Queen collection in the color ebony the bronzer and I'm using that to

contour my nose

I'll say bronze because I that wasn't contour

I don't like to contour my nose because I don't know how to do it and

Next I'm using a black opal powder and my Real Techniques brush

And I knew that to buff buff that onto my face to try to make everything a little

seamless I

Love that Real Techniques brush. It's just so soft

Next I'm using my NYX

double-dare blush

and I use that to

Apply it. I use another Real Techniques brush I needed to you

You know emphasize that and I you know, put that on my cheek cheek cheek. I was so excited because I just love that brush

the Real Techniques brush actually

Now I'm using my morphe 25-A palette and I'm using that brown

shadow, and I'm blending it on to my crease just

Blending casually blending like nothing else matters

blend blend blend blend and then next I'm going to be using another brown shade and

blend again blend blend blend

Yeah, I'm just blending that onto my creases that's it

Next I'm gonna be using a fluffier brush and I will try to bring the edges of my shadow

and I'm going to use my morphe 25 O palette and I'm gonna use that orange color on top and

Try to also bring a little warmth to my shadow and blend it out

Now I'm using my NYX

Vinyl

liquid liner in the color black and I'm just

doing my

Winged liner I love wing liner. I don't know why I just love them

So I usually put them on because I just think they look cute not cute. They look snatched

Yeah, it makes me look a little exotic. I

Like that word now, but yeah, I'm just drawing on my winged liner and yeah

I'm using umm the highlight in my

Contour palette and my black radiant contour palette

I Actually like this highlight because it's not too much. It's actually

Just enough. I don't like too much highlighter so I just put that on and

Blend it in

So now I'm using my lash box lashes I loved his lashes they look so pretty

And I also used my duo

lip glue no lash glue and actually you just put it on the

lash band and just apply the lash I waited until the lash got tacky and then applied it and then now I'm just using my

My mascara, it's the Maybelline colossal

mascara and I apply it onto my lower lash and

Upper lash to blend my fake lash with the true

with the real one and

Next I'm using my Johana, I think that's the name if that's not the name. I'll put the right name

Eyeliner and I just line my waterline and my upper waterline

Next I'm using the NYX

slip tease

lipstick and I just dab it onto my lips because I didn't want it to be too much so I just dab it on

and I use my

Revlon Super Lustrous

Lip gloss and I in the color coral and I applied it on my lipstick and just blend it in then

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The Dark Alchemist Behind Grindelwald's Skull in Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of Grindelwald - Duration: 16:10.

Hello Fantastic Beast Fans!

The theory I have for you today is a bit gruesome, so I'm not quite sure what it says about

me that I'm excited to bring it to you.

But here we go!

I'm Susan Şipal with Fantastic Secrets Behind Fantastic Beasts to bring you the clues.

Join me and other Fantastic Beasts fans here on the BeastChaser Forum as we uncover the

secrets, discover what's coming first, and play along with Rowling's newest game.

And make sure you hit the subscribe button as well as the bell notification so you'll

be notified when videos post and won't miss out on the next clues!

I want to read to you a passage from Isis Unveiled, a book on esoteric philosophy written

in the 19th century by Helena Blavatsky, who's considered the inspiration for the name Cassandra

Vablatsky, Professor Trelawney's Seer ancestor.

The story's a bit gory, so, if you're squeamish, you might want to click off now.

It retells a passage from Jean Bodin, a French philosopher and demonologist, who's writing

was influenced by the conflicts of both the Inquisition and Protestant Reformation.

He's recounting an event concerning Catherine de'Medici, who was Queen of France in the

mid-sixteenth century, and her son, King Charles, who became king after the passing of his father

and elder brother.

Blavatsky first gives an intro: "Catherine, the pious Christian--who has so well deserved

in the eyes of the Church of Christ for the atrocious and never-to-be-forgotten massacre

of St. Bartholomew--the Queen Catherine, kept in her service an apostate Jacobin priest.

Well versed in the "black art," so fully patronized by the Medici family, he had won the gratitude

and protection of his pious mistress, by his unparalleled skill in killing people at a

distance, by torturing with various incantations their wax simulacra.

The process has been described over and over again, and we scarcely need repeat it."

Then she tells the story: "Charles was lying sick of an incurable disease.

The queen-mother, had everything to lose in case of his death, resorted to necromancy,

consulted the oracle of the "bleeding head."

This infernal operation required the decapitation of a child who must be possessed of great

beauty and purity.

He had been prepared in secret for his first communion, by the chaplain of the palace,

who was apprised of the plot, and at midnight of the appointed day, in the chamber of the

sick man, and in presence only of Catherine and a few of her confederates, the "devil's

mass" was celebrated.

Let us give the rest of the story as we find it in one of Levi's works: "At this mass,

celebrated before the image of the demon, having under his feet a reversed cross, the

sorcerer consecrated two wafers, one black and one white.

The white was given to the child, whom they brought clothed as for baptism, and who was

murdered upon the very steps of the altar, immediately after his communion.

His head, separated from the trunk by a single blow, was placed, all palpitating, upon the

great black wafer which covered the bottom of the paten, then placed upon a table where

some mysterious lamps were burning.

The exorcism then began, and the demon was charged to pronounce an oracle, and reply

by the mouth of this head to a secret question that the king dared not speak aloud, and that

had been confided to no one.

Then a feeble voice, a strange voice, which had nothing of human character about it, made

itself audible in this poor little martyr's head."

So, basically, we've got a child sacrificed to save the life of an ailing king, done as

part of a Black Mass.

This mass, said before the image of Satan, was believed to summon the devil to answer

a question, predict the future, or do one's bidding, much like we analyzed in the video

of the MACUSA Pentagram scene as symbolic for summoning and controlling demons.

The child's severed head was placed on a paten, which is the plate that holds the consecrated

wafer, or bread, in communion, thought to symbolize Christ's body.

Now, for a bit of background as to why this sacrifice was necessary: King Charles was

believed by his mother to be going mad because of the immense guilt he was feeling for ordering

the murder of thousands of Huguenots in the Saint Bartholomew's massacre…something

his mother is believed to have pushed him to do and he blamed her for.

And the words that the demon spoke through the dead boy's mouth?

"Vim patior."

I suffer violence.

In Catholic mass, the table where the paten and chalice are kept prior to serving from

the altar is called the credence table.

And the long-term storage away from the altar is called the credence cupboard.

Maybe like this?

Could Credence be the child of the sacrifice?

After all, he was virtually killed off last film.

Maybe, but I'm wondering if Credence's role in this scenario is something different.

Instead, Credence is the answer to the question asked of the skull.

He's the Vim Patior…I suffer violence.

In analyzing this skull image in my initial reaction to the Comic-Con trailer, posted

that same day, I thought the bottles and bowls and scissors surrounding the skull might point

to a medical need of Grindelwald's.

And I thought the pipe hooked up to the skull might indicate that he was smoking something

from it, like in a hookah, which I still believe.

But now, I'm wondering if those bowls and bottle might indicate the end of a ritual.

Perhaps one that helps Grindelwald see his visions, as suggested by Gerone Baladhay and

Suvi Holm.

Although Blavatsky called the ritual the Oracle of the Bleeding Head, it falls in line with

a type of necromancy known throughout history among many cultures.

After a skull was defleshed through age, or cleansed of organic matter, it was sometimes

filled with various herbs or other magical ingredients and decorated to represent the

person who died.

These oracular skulls were used to summon the spirit of the deceased who used to call

that skull home.

The request could be quite peaceful, such as predictions of future events.

The oracular skull would then speak with the deceased's voice and offer wisdom from the

spiritual realm.

In my earlier video, I speculated that Grindelwald might be planting a tampered memory to persuade

his supporters of his cause.

But what if he's been using the skull to assist with his visions, could the skull perhaps

speak before the crowd in the voice of a famed witch or wizard replaying the vision Grindelwald

has seen?

Perhaps as part of a ritual.

I've said since the first trailer that this setting speaks to me of an ancient ritual,

especially with Grindelwald firmly centered on that dais.

And if the ritual involves a speaking skull, could it be calling forth other spirits in

the room?

The cast have all talked about how much darker this movie is than the first.

Even if Rowling would not venture so far as a child sacrifice, there's a lot she could

do in dark magic with an oracular skull to convey Grindelwald's vision to his followers.

And with the Muggle Holocaust looming, this series is going to get very dark.

I can well see why Rowling would bring into her story, even if only in subtext, hints

of the violence following the Inquisition and the Protestant Reformation, especially

focused on the massacre of the Huguenots.

The fear, hatred, and mass killings of the Saint Bartholomew Day Massacre is explained

by Bruce Lincoln, a History of Religions professor at the University of Chicago, as the result

of "radical otherness" in perception of customs and beliefs that separated the Catholics

from the Huguenots.

We've mentioned a couple of times how Rowling has addressed this series as focused on how

we make beasts of Others.

But, going back to Blavatsky's introduction to the story: who was this supposed priest

who performed the ceremony?

Cosimo Ruggieri, an Italian living in Paris, like Catherine, was an alchemist and astrologer

who basically served as Catherine's spiritual advisor and sometimes hitman.

He also had a reputation as a Seer.

And he combined his skills as a Seer with magic.

Above all, Catherine, as Queen Mother, desired to protect her dynasty.

In the middle of the night, in a dark room of the Chateau Chaumont, Ruggieri had Catherine

gaze into an enchanted mirror to view the fates of her four sons.

According to legend, the mirror correctly predicted three of her sons would be kings,

but of short reign and no heirs.

Which all came to pass, perhaps not as she desired.

Ruggieri also predicted the manner of the Queen Mother's death.

As Blavatsky mentioned in the introduction to the Oracle of the Bleeding Head, Ruggieri

was also greatly feared for his ability to kill from afar by torturing via a wax figurine.

At the time, this was called the death spell, and was a popular tool for causing harm to

one's enemies.

A wax figure was shaped like the intended target, and the person holding it would stab

the wax figure with pins or knives.

The human victim would then suffer pain or trauma in those regions.

In fact, Ruggieri was convicted of using one such wax image against the king himself and

sentenced to death, but due to his connections with Catherine, was eventually freed.

I even read of one instance where a skull, decorated to represent the living target,

was used and stabbed with a knife.

But wait…there's more.

Remember at the beginning of FB1 how we saw Grindelwald in front of what was identified

as a château.

Ruggieri stayed frequently with Catherine in her Château de Chaumont.

Could this the same château Grindelwald stayed in?

Was he perhaps seeking something that remained of Ruggieri, writings perhaps, or a relic?

In a room that bears Ruggieri's name, above the fireplace, is this symbol, attributed

to him.

The three circles, known as the Borromean Rings, could symbolize a lot of things, from

the Christian Trinity to Mind, Body, and Spirit to Heaven, Earth, and Underworld.

Whatever they represent, the rings always show strength in unity.

Together, the circles are unbreakable, but if you remove one, the other two fall apart.

By interlocking them with the triangle, used in alchemy in various forms to represent air,

earth, fire, and water, I think Ruggieri was exploring his vision of alchemy.

The interconnection between physical life and the spiritual realm and the strength in

uniting them through the mystic arts.

Perhaps Ruggieri's symbol is even an early version of the Philosopher's Stone.

And perhaps Grindelwald considers Ruggieri and his symbol an inspiration for his own:

the union of all Magicals for the Greater Good.

As mentioned in my prior theory, Ross Nicholson proposed that the writing on the skull was

German "For the Greater Good."

However, in the comments, Thea Pfeiffer presents an alternative.

Could the German phrase be "The Great Work" instead, referring to the Magnum Opus, the

creation of the Philosopher's Stone?

Either one could work for this particular skull, if it does indeed belong to Ruggieri

or a character based on him.

As he's an alchemist, Ruggieri sought to create the Great Work.

But if the stories of his dark magic are to be believed, he could have justified it as

for "The Greater Good."

If any of these links to Ruggieri are valid, in those short scenes of Grindelwald's followers

moving caskets and lurking about cemeteries…are they looking for Ruggieri?

Who's grave, if it exists, is unknown.

I want to consider too the role Ruggieri might play to Flamel.

While historically speaking, Flamel lived a couple of centuries before Ruggieri, in

Rowling's world, Flamel would have still been alive and in the same city, Paris.

Perhaps Flamel was even Ruggieri's mentor, until he went dark.

Could Ruggieri be the dark magic alchemist to Flamel's good?

If that is his skull, we won't see him onscreen, but could hear about his legend, much like

with Salazar Slytherin.

It would make sense for this story to feature a dark alchemist instead of a dark school

founder.

Alas, Ruggieri met a terrible end.

Because he refused to take the communion of last rite from Capuchine monks, and his reputation

had caught up with him, he was considered a sorcerer.

He was not granted a Christian burial, and his body was dragged through the streets.

Because of growing resentment regarding certain of Ruggieri's connections, his death ushered

in a wave of hostility against French Jews, and Parliament reenacted an old edict to deport

them.

Ruggieri died in 1615.

While it's really hard to read that date on the skull, and I've seen other interpretations

of 1895, my first thought when I enlarged this image, before ever hearing of Ruggieri,

was that it was 1615 or 1613.

However, although I've referred to Ruggieri as a possible character throughout, I doubt

we'd ever hear his name onscreen.

Rowling will most likely, as usual, give her inspirations her own twist.

I believe we'd only find Ruggieri in subtext.

As I've covered a lot of ground, here's a short summary.

I believe it's very possible that Rowling has created an historical wizard character

based on Ruggieri.

Like Slytherin to Voldemort, this person may be an inspiration to Grindelwald, but probably

not an ancestor.

In this short scene we see of Grindelwald (probably) with the skull, he may be drawing

on the power of this ancient Seer for his own visions.

Whether that ritual goes so far as a human sacrifice will depend on how dark Rowling

wants to go.

But we'll see something enacted in a joint ritual in the amphitheater, something that

unites Grindelwald and his followers in a shared vision.

Also, one thing I'd like to note before we end.

I hope you've noticed that I try very carefully to credit people who originate any theories

I present that are not my own.

However, in fandom, when we're following the same thread of clues, we often come to

the same conclusion.

That happens.

And sometimes, because of my poor memory, I might forget to credit someone.

If you believe that to be the case, please let me know.

But, in return, I hope if you're spreading one of my theories around on social media,

which I hope you do, that you'll credit me in return.

Thank you.

So, what do you think?

Is Fantastic Beasts to have its own version of Salazar Slytherin?

If so, the material I'm tossing out on Ruggieri is just the tip.

Let's explore this thread together.

Please share your thoughts in the comments.

And please check out my new Fan Shop on Amazon for books and Funko Pops and wands and all

things Fantastic Beasts!

Until next time!

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Amsterdam tourists warned city is becoming 'no-go zone after dark' - Duration: 2:53.

</form>  Tourists heading to Amsterdam are being warned to go home after dark because it is becoming a "lawless jungle

"  The city becomes dangerous at night - with groups of unruly young men prowling the streets, drag racing, stealing, shouting with drunkards peeing in the streets

  But police are powerless to stop the gangs and "no longer have a handle on the situation"

 Arre Zuurmond, the official city ombudsman, said these men are from the UK and other parts of the Netherlands

 They cause trouble during stag parties and pub crawls, particularly in the red light district

 Mr Zuurmond told Dutch paper Trouw issues have increased during illegal car and bike racing, and open drug trading

 He said: "The city centre becomes an urban jungle at night.  "Criminal money flourishes, there is no authority and police can no longer handle the situation

"  Authorities set up cameras in the busy Leidseplein Square, near the bars and clubs, to asses the issue

 But they were shocked at the results at one night, encountered 900 offences between 2am and 4am

 "The atmosphere is grim," Mr Zuurmond added. "There is an air of lawlessness.  Scooters race through the pedestrian areas

There is a lot of shouting. Drugs are being bought. There is stealing. People pee and even poop on the streets

 "There is violence but no action. You can even pee on the van of a mobile (police) unit and the driver won't say anything

"  Mr Zuurmond has moved into the city for two weeks during the height of summer to observe the problem with his own eyes

 He claims 2,000 illegal taxis are also roaming the streets for fares.  The Red Light district has become so unsafe and so packed that it is unlikely an ambulance or a fire truck would be able to get through

 Solutions include cleaning the city up one area at the time, similar to the way the new York underground was dealt with 20 years ago

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Dark Hair Ombre Ideas 2018 - Duration: 2:30.

Ombre styles are so versatile, which explains why they have been trending for so long.

Whether it is a naturally sun-kissed look you're seeking or a bold rainbow fade, there's

a style for everyone.

The best part is that ombre styles are super low-maintenance and you don't even have

to dye your entire head.

It is one of the easiest looks to achieve, especially if you are a dark-haired woman.

In this article, we've put together a list of the best gorgeous dark ombre hairstyles

that are sure to get you inspired.

But first, let's look at how simple achieving the ombre look is.

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