Waching daily Jun 28 2017

"Often I hear the phrase 'God loves you' proclaimed to a group of people which may include both

Christians and non-Christians.

Is this biblical to say that phrase to just anyone?"

When we look at the concept of the love of God in Scripture, we see distinctions that

have to be made.

Historically and theologically we distinguish among three types of divine love.

There is the love of benevolence, where God has a kind spirit to the whole world and His

benevolent will, His benevolent love falls on everybody.

But there's also the sense in which in the Bible the love of God is defined in terms

of God's beneficence, that is that's not just simply what His attitude is towards the world

but how He displays that goodness universally—the rain falls upon the just as well as on the

unjust.

And so that universal dimension of the love of God is manifest but usually when we're

talking about the love of God in popular language, what we're really talking about is what

we call God's love of complacency.

And that term, the love of complacency, is not used in the way in which we use the term

complacency in our age, in our culture.

Our term of complacency means smugness, self-satisfaction, that sort of thing.

But rather when the Scriptures indicate the love of complacency, it's that special love

that God has for His Son, and all of those who are in His Son, and who are adopted into

His family.

And if we talk about the love of God in His terms of the love of complacency and talk

about it universally, that's blasphemy because God does not love the whole world in the love

of complacency.

In fact, the Scriptures tell us that there are many ways in which God is at enmity with

the world.

He hates the world, He hates those who are swift to shed blood, and we have to take that

into account.

When I hear preachers stand up and say that 'God loves everybody unconditionally,' I want

to scream and say, 'Wait a minute.

Then why does He call us to repent?

Why does He call us to come to the cross?

Why does He call us to come to Christ?'

If God loves everybody unconditionally, then you can do whatever you want and believe whatever

you think.

And it's just not true that God loves us unconditionally.

He's placed an absolute condition by which He requires—He doesn't just invite people

to come to His Son—He commands all men everywhere to repent of their sins and to come to Christ.

And if you want to enjoy the love of complacency you have to be in Christ.

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NLP Techniques - Truth About Intuition Is CounterIntuitive - Duration: 10:37.

pretty much everything you think about intuition is wrong stay tuned I'm going

to unpack intuition this is Damon Cart from NLP Gym the truth about

intuition is that it's counter intuitive If you haven't already please click

subscribe to this YouTube channel so you can get these videos on a regular basis

the video I'm about to show you was taken from the practitioner training and

we got a little off track we veered off the main topic and started talking about

intuition and what it really is have a look when people talk about intuition I

think we should really unpack it because what is really intuition it's

not some magical thing that happens into it just means that you've arrived with

some sort of conclusion or evaluation the means in which you've done it is

unconscious so you don't know how you've gotten there but you've arrived at some

evaluation there's a great book by Malcolm Gladwell called tipping point

and he talks about that where if you study something long enough if you

practice something long enough you can just make a split second judgment and

and yes that usually is the correct one it's because and it's not because

there's anything magical about intuition it's just that you trained your senses

to catch something it's when we step back a lot of times and overthink it in

question and end it evaluated too much that we can talk ourselves out of that

gut feeling but that gut feeling is based on solid sensory information

the certainly the hydrogen through sensory information 100% yeah I mean

where else did the information come from it's not like well some of the five

sensory the five senses or things you can measure is there a sixth sense not

to become I mean not that we can fit because we can measure yeah there's so

the limits of our knowledge mt5 areas so often when you talk about intuitions the

sixth sense it's out on bottom it's good I think it is before a five extreme

climate of and I think it goes back to what I was saying about it you take in

information from your five senses and and sometimes those auditory kinesthetic

visuals can be happening inside of you it's not information you're actually

taking out from externally and then you suddenly arrive as some sort of decision

evaluation judgment the first part was unconscious suddenly the evaluation

becomes conscious and you go oh there's that thing because the other part was

unconscious we tend to think of this as being like something magical something

extrasensory was because the the first part of that process was unconscious we

didn't we didn't we're not aware of the images we saw in our mind or the tactile

or proprioceptive feelings we had or the voices we heard in our head

but although all that came together and you'll learn more of this when you learn

strategies how we go about doing things and so like I did a demonstration with a

guy who recently bought a car and so we broke this whole thing down you know we

started from when he bought the car and we walked it backwards what work would

be see here and feel every step of the way before you finally made that

decision this is the car that I want not about you have evidence where I'm

walking to a lot and I looked around I drove a few cars and then I just go I

just notices the car that I want now there was a whole process to that there

was a whole process to what I saw what I heard when I fell but there was a moment

and all that was pretty much unconscious and there was a moment that I suddenly

go I just noticed the car that I want and in that sense I could be like an

intuition but there was a definite process to it there's a lot of it's

unconscious because it's unconscious it gives us a sense that it's like

otherworldly or extrasensory and what yeah when it's not it's really just a

combination of all that information came together and you finally made a decision

and when you did and became conscious as with most things that we can't explain

we like to give it some sort of magic quality or extra meaning and in this

case we like to think of ourselves as having a sixth sense or some psychic

ability there's nothing else I mean if there's even such a thing in the sixth

sense I'm not saying that well let me I mean I'm not saying there's not I just

think we haven't coded it and it will be call intuition like I was saying

yesterday about my cousin who he's completely apolitical and the sim says

he doesn't have he doesn't watch politics he doesn't do anything with

politics and when I said he just said I just know I hate Hillary Clinton max I

said how do you know that and he thought about it he goes intuition like no there

is a way that certain information came into you and you weren't aware of it you

know it's he's hearing whatever news is on or whatever and then suddenly just

arrives at a decision I don't like this one

is that psychic or is that extrasensory know the information just kept piling up

until he heard enough negative stuff about her and finally his conscious says

I don't like her probably environment yes he could not

explain why he had no good reason he couldn't say well because she did this

and this and he did not think yeah so there's nothing intuitive about that

it's just the media shapes his perception I was included into it should

not mean war him highly the two century to be as conscious and unconscious

though it doesn't even have to be highly attuned that intuition is wrong a lot

you know did sign and this in this exercise if you you're more likely to be

right to trust your intuition and these because you know like Dan Newton he knew

that something was different but he didn't trust that but he knew it and he

admit that in sensory perception he he caught something but he didn't trust

that how do we work with that is the same thing happened to me I knew

something with your time so doing those exercises you keep bringing your

awareness to this you keep bringing your awareness to these subtle details and

you will start to pick them up more and a lot of times when I get an intuition

now I I know that there was a whole process appreciated that that intuition

then sensory experience now that doesn't mean it came from out here it might have

come from inside me so then I want to walk it back and say okay well how did I

come to that intuition and that's why we're saying yes into it we have the

sense that our intuition must be right and that's not true and in a situation

like this it's much easier to trust it because it's happening right in front of

you by when we make intuitions about I mean it's always good to listen to your

intuition I'm not saying don't listen to it but it doesn't mean it's always

correct I've had intuitions and I was completely wrong

I didn't add an intuition that when my wife's um when she was pregnant that I

was gonna have a boy I was wrong in those but if you think about there was

no sensory based information for me to base that intuition on it was just I

felt like them I would have another part of the boys for my first kid just busy

person exactly and all I know is no well I

could call it that because it had I just had that feeling

there was no reason so that feeling but of course there was there was a lot of

unconscious stuff that was packed into that and suddenly I just had this

feeling that I was going to have a boy now I did it come true that I would say

I had this intuition I was gonna have a boy and a had a boy my intuition was

right you know and then it kind of confirms this idea of an intuition

that's why I'm sitting in a practice like this and an exercise like this you

could say yes it's better to trust your intuition but I'm even I don't like

calling it intuition because it's intuition implies a lot of times and

maybe not by the truest definition of the word it kind of implies like it's

something got piped in from some divine something or whatever and suddenly I

have this knowledge that is sort of psychic no it's on the information came

from somewhere and I might not be conscious of where it came from that's

why it seems logical when I have an exhibition so to compare these two

things I trust my intuition I chose my section

which feels better for you I would say I trust my senses but it's not just about

trusting your senses if I see something I saw the evaluation or interpretation I

make of that might be writer like it wrong where when you say conscious

consciousness is that thing that's often going to make a decision about something

and have a selective seeing about it are an evaluation about which does limit the

other information it sort of filters out that other information when you make a

decision about something you are going with certain parts of that information

and filtering out others because if you don't be using more options more options

student you loose or super more versatility more flexibility more

ability to pull in more information as needed

bringing your awareness to whatever it is that creates this feeling of

integration so I come suddenly come at this come to this position or this

evaluation and I say okay that seems right but let me backtrack on hatton it

and see how I came about this and sometimes there are biases that we have

and you know no it's a good way of bringing your consciousness to biases so

that you know your intuition is based on what you're actually taking in the real

information not in what you want necessarily makes me wonder if there's

some connection disassociation because we disassociate

you can see an evaluation is a disassociation so when you make a

decision you make an evaluation something you are stepping back out of

the situation you're saying this or that or you know create a part in a way

there's a disassociation

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The Lean Startup - And the Winner Is... - Duration: 4:37.

Previously

We went to the Polls to name our Minimum Viable Product.

Today

I unveil the winners.

And start the experiment!

Welcome to Development That Pays

My Name is Gary Straughan

Let's get straight down to business.

We've in the process of process of putting together an MVP

a Minimum Viable Product

A Minimum Viable EXPERIMENT if you prefer.

I've taken so many episodes about it, you must be starting to wonder just how minimal

it is.

But remember that although there's been a lot of talk..

there's been very little action.

Today that will change.

Today we'll push the button to start the experiment.

Before doing so, there's the small matter of a vote.

Thank you so much to everyone that took the time to vote.

In at No.1 with more than TWICE as many votes as the second place result.

"Agile That Pays"

I have to say: I have concerns.

I like it - but I have concerns.

It's either a good name…

or it's a name that we've got used to... because of "Development That Pays"

Conveniently, we'll know the answer to that question about a week from now.

The OTHER names that did well

Were.

Starting at No. 2...

"Agile Episode III - Revenge of the Product Owner"

Are you kidding me?

"Real Life Agile" "Getting Sh*t Done With Agile"

"Agile: The Untold Story" "Agile Done Right"

"Scrum That Pays" "Kanban That Pays"

"Agile: Beyond the Theory" "Agile: They Talk.You'll DO it."

Here's how they scored.

Alright then:

"Agile That Pays" - that's on the list

As for this one..

If I just..

reach out with my feelings…

I might be able to..

"Real Life Agile" - yep

"Getting Sh*t Done..." - why not.

"Agile the Untold story"

It's a good name.

But I'm not sure I can deliver on its promise

- at least not in this mini-course.

"Agile Done Right" - good

"Scrum That Pays" - maybe "Kanban that Pays" - maybe again

The final two are great names.

But again, they promise more than I can deliver right now.

Rearranging...

give us a shortlist of 6, with 3 saved for another day.

The first three have the "That Pays" thing going on.

I propose to hold back the "Scrum" and "Kanban" variants for now.

If "Agile That Pays" done well in the experiment, we can always run these three side by side.

For now, they're on the bench.

Leaving us with this charismatic quartet

"What a charismatic quartet"

"Agile That Pays" "Real Life Agile"

"Getting Sh*t Done With Agile" "Agile Done Right"

Right about now, you're might be expecting me to

Say we'll pick this up next time, and

Bang on about a Lean Startup Cheat Sheet…

and the link in the description below.

But you'd be wrong.

I've been busy doing one of my least favourite things:

Setting up ads in Facebook.

Not the most exciting thing to show you -

The only difference between them is the title

And the landing page link.

Slightly more exciting is this note.

It seems that we've fallen foul of the Facebook's profanity filter

- despite the strategically positioned ASTERIX.

Regrettably, "Getting Sh*t Done with Agile" is going to have to sit this one out.

But three strong contenders remain.

So what do you say.

Shall we get this party started?

Our Minimum Viable Experiment starts in

THREE, TWO, ONE.

Go!

Hmm.

I thought there's be more action than that...

Thank you very much for watching.

If you enjoyed this episode it would be amazing if you'd

Click to like

Share it far and wide.

And hit the logo

to subscribe for a new episode every Wednesday.

I look forward to seeing you next time.

Cheers for now.

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British Challenger 2 vs German Leopard 2 - Which Is Better? - Main Battle Tank / Military Comparison - Duration: 4:41.

In military battle, tanks are needed to support infantry by moving into combat zones, with

troops protected in near-impenetrable moving vehicles while also able to return enemy fire.

Since their inception, tanks are becoming tougher, faster, and more easily able to damage

the weapons that penetrate – or attempt to penetrate -- them.

We thought it would be interesting to compare Britain and Germany's main battle tanks

In this episode of The Infographics Show, the Challenger 2, vs the Leopard 2.

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Notification Squad.

For the most advanced tanks, breaking down superiority isn't as simple as speed or

size.

The English Challenger 2, for example, is not the fastest.

However, driving through rough terrain, on which its top speed is just 25 mph (40 kph),

its suspension ensures the stability that allows it to fire accurately.

Both the Leopard and the Challenger will continue to improve in design, with iterations developed

out of teachable moments on the battlefield.

What does each have and when were they first used?

Let's start with Germany's Leopard 2.

It has been in service since the 1980s, and the various iterations of the top-performing

standard are central to NATO's work.

In total, there are 11 versions of the Leopard 2.

All models of the Leopard have the Rhinemetall 120mm gun as a main gun plus 2 machine guns,

sighting equipment, advanced night vision, and the ability to engage moving targets while

driving on rough terrain.

More recently, the tanks also include a longer smoothbore gun, an auxiliary engine, improved

mine protection, and an air-conditioning system.

If you're a real military and arms policy wonk, you might have heard of the Leopard

in the news in 2013, when Germany's plans to sell Leopards to Qatar became an election

issue used to criticize Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Two years earlier, public outcry halted plans by Saudi Arabia to buy 200 Leopards.

The Leopard 2 is the German military's main battle tank, developed as an improvement upon

the Leopard 1, which was partly engineered by Porsche.

Yes, that Porsche.

Fun fact: the luxury carmaker also generates military design and technology.

The tank was engineered to section the hull in three parts: a front driving compartment,

a middle section for fighting, and the engine in the rear.

Designed for high visibility for the four-member crew, the Leopard 2 features three periscopes

and a television monitor to help with reverse driving, a kind of backup assist.

It can also operate in 4 feet (1.2 meters) of water without preparation, and up to 13

feet (4 meters) with preparation.

The compartmentalized design moves potential sources of fire or explosions away from the

crew.

The Leopard 2 is also equipped with protection in the event of a nuclear, chemical, or biological

attack, and it has an all-digital fire control system.

Sold to NATO-friendly armies, it is now used by Austria, Canada, Chile, Denmark, Finland,

Greece, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Switzerland, Sweden, Spain and Turkey, in

addition to Germany.

Also designed for a four-person crew, the Challenger 2 is the British military's main

battle tank.

The British Army notes "Only five percent of Challenger 2 components are interchangeable

with its predecessor, which has had more than 150 major modifications including a completely

new turret, L30 CHARM 120mm gun, and second generation Chobham armor."

Chobham armor is a proprietary and classified form of ceramic named for the British tank

research center in Chobham Common where it was developed.

Chobham armor is resistant against a shaped charge – meaning an explosive whose intensity

can be focused in one area - and can actually damage attempted penetrators, effectively

weakening the enemy even when on the receiving end of an attack.

It is also on the Abrams, featured in our other video, M1A2 Abrams vs T-90S.

Okay, time for the super nitty gritty.

The Leopard 2 goes 44 mph (72 kilometers per hour) on road and 28 mph (45 kilometers per

hour) off road.

Meanwhile, the Challenger goes 39 mph (59 kilometers per hour) on road and 25 mph (40

kilometers per hour) off.

But as we mentioned at the top of the video, the suspension allows stability in rough terrain,

which in turn allows precise shooting.

The Challenger also makes up for lower speed with higher fuel capacity, with a 421-gallon

tank and combat fuel consumption of 6.4 liters per kilometer compared to the Leopard's

314 gallons and 5 liters per kilometer consumption.

The Challenger also edges the Leopard in turret rotation time, making a full 360 degrees in

9 seconds while the Leopard requires 10.

But the Leopard can vertically climb 3.6 ft (1.1-meter) obstacles, and pass a 9.8 ft (3-meter)

trench while the Challenger can climb just 3 ft (.9-meter) verticals and pass a 7.6 ft

(2.34-meter) trench.

So what's next?

Germany is reportedly working on a Leopard 3 as of 2016, and it will be an answer to

Russia's next-generation T-14 Armata.

Also in 2016, Britain issued a request for proposals for improvements upon the Challenger,

with Challenger 2 builder BAE Systems and that firm's two UK rivals General Dynamics

and Lockheed Martin preparing to jockey for the contract on such a marquee product.

At the time this news surfaced, Leopard manufacturer KMW had expressed interest in bidding, but

had not yet formally joined the procurement process to potentially set up a rivalry between

two of its products.

So, which of the 2 tanks do you think is better?

Let us know in the comments.

And if you like these types of comparisons, be sure to check out our other video M1A2

Abrams vs T-14 Armata.

Thanks for watching, and, as always, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe.

See you next time!

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MORNING JOE 6/28/17 State Department is rotting under Tillerson - Duration: 6:26.

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American Ninja Warrior Training Secret - WE KNOW WHAT IT IS! - The Silver Bullet! - Duration: 4:12.

Hey, what up Backyard Ninja Kid fam! I have the secret silver bullet. I figured it out stay tuned!

I'll let you know what it is

Okay, so this goes back to this weekend. We our city had two like regular yearly festival. It's called Sturgis Falls

It's super great everyone comes together. There was some booths set up.

One was the fitness booth so I thought I'd stop by. The guy said "Hey can I improve your balance?"

I have pretty decent balance

But I thought "Sure I'll let you show me what you got"

He stood me up put my feet together, and he pushed them one half of my body, right? So that made me obviously

Lean to one side

And he pushed harder and harder until I finally took a step. And then he said "Here's a wristband

that will help you improve your balance, okay?" So he had me hold it

He said it didn't matter where. I didn't even have to put out my wrist and

he had pushed on my side, and I didn't tip over as much.

BUT, wait till the end I'm going to come back to this story

Because it's not what you think!

Ready for the silver bullet? Here's the silver bullet. It's YOU okay? So, we're out here

busting our butt at Jesup Gym. Why? Because that's the silver bullet - working hard.

It's .. What else is the silver bullet? It's eating healthy, right?

It's ... There's not one product out there that is going to change your life, so greatly and

Improve your fitness so greatly that it's going to take you from nothing to everything.

Okay?!

You think of the top athletes ... Drew Dreschel. Jessie Graff. Daniel Gil. You know flip Rodriguez. all those guys you

You know what they're doing? They're working really hard. They're putting in their time. Local guys that I know like Tyler Smith.

He is busting his butt all the time in the rock climbing gym. He's got young kids, but that's not stopping him

He's staying after it, okay? That's what you need to do

You need to eat right. Eat healthy. Get plenty of rest. You need to make sure you're stretching.

Warming up. It's not just how much you can lift, right? It's your flexibility. Mobility.

Technique. You got to practice techniques. I mean, there's a lot of factors to, you know, becoming a good ninja.

There's not one product that'll take you from nothing to everything. I just want to make sure you understand that

And then the other thing is like there are products that will help, right?

There's products that will help you train better.

There's clothing that'll sure it'll help you wick moisture better and allow you to perform better

But it won't make you from nothing to everything or it might not even help you win a competition per se

Could it? Oh, sure.

Yeah, it could. But it's not the one all catch all silver bullet, okay?

So let me go back to this story real quick

I told the guy "So what are these magnets?"

And you know we kind of started talking about this and the bracelet

And I said we'll do it again. Push on my right side again.

And as he started pushing I actually let go of the bracelet and dropped it.

I didn't lose my balance. Well the reason was, the guy said, "Well, it is still within proximity" of me

and I wanted to do this to kind of

See what he would see what his response would be, okay? I'm not trying to be negative about it

I'm not trying to be a jerk

I just feel like that was such a scam

He's scamming people. That I'm not, with that, if I'm within proximity of this bracelet that doesn't mean I have that much better balance

That's just a lie. It's a scam

Could it help maybe a tiny bit? I don't know maybe a tiny bit but not that big of a difference

I have decent balance already so I just want you guys to know you are the silver bullet. It's up to you

How you work out. What you're putting in your body. What you're eating. What you're, you know, how you're stretching.

How much rest you're getting. I just want to make sure you guys know that that you are the answer.

Get out there. Have fun and enjoy your life and

encourage, engage and educate everyone else along the way! See ya!

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Which concealer is best for under eye dark circles?! Mature Beauty - Duration: 20:26.

Hi guys welcome back.

Today I want to talk about concealer.

And if you are watching my channel I'm going to guess that you have probably watched other

beauty and makeup channels as well.

And have you ever noticed that these girls, women that talk about concealer and how they

cover these bags under their eyes and how to put on the concealer that they don't have

any bags under their eyes to begin with.

I'm watching a 17 year old teach me how to put on concealer to cover the dark circles

and her skin is flawless.

I have dark circles.

I have bags.

So I thought to myself I'm going to make a video about how to cover the dark circles

and the bags under your eyes.

So if this is something you wanna watch I hope you'll stick around.

If you've been here before welcome back I'm so glad you're here and if you're new I hope

you'll stick around hit that subscribe button down below and we're going to talk about concealer.

So today I have a few things I want to try.

This first one is something that I have seen going around everywhere, Pinterest, YouTube

and it is the red lipstick to cover dark circles under your eyes concealer trick.

I don't see how it can work, I don't really understand it.

But we're going to try it.

And then I've also got the yellow concealer stick to cover the circles under your eye.

This one I kind of understand.

If you're looking at a color wheel the dark purple under your eye from your bags would

be opposite yellow on the color wheel.

So that one to me kind of makes sense.

The yellow should cover the purple, counteract it, cancel it.

So we're going to try that.

And then let's see the third thing I have is a peach one which again is kind of like

the yellow if you look on the color wheel the peach is going to be opposite the blues

and the dark blue under your eye so again this is another color correcting type concealer.

And then what I think I'm going to do to test these out since I don't have this many eyes

is I'm going to do one side of my face with just a regular concealer and then the other

half I will try these little concealer tricks on and we'll compare them one by one and see

how they stand up to just good old concealer under the eye.

So if this sounds like something you want to see stick around I'm going to go take off

my makeup and we'll get ready to start.

Alright guys I'm back and as you can see I have washed off the makeup under my eye.

So let's go in first on the left side that will be out control eye and we will do just

a regular concealer underneath it.

I'm going to use a drugstore concealer I'm not gonna use a high end one.

Ok I'm going to use this Maybelline Fit Me concealer and this is the shade 20 Sand.

So what I'm going to do as you can see I definitely have bags under my eyes.

When I smile you can really see the pronounced and what's really sad is that actually my

bags are getting better I think they use to be a lot worse than this.

But oh well we're going to cover them up.

On my left eye I'm just going to take some of the Maybelline Fit Me concealer and I'm

just going to dot it just where the dark circle is under my eye.

And then I will use a beauty blender to blend it in.

Ok that is just one coat of the concealer.

So I mean it did a pretty good job of covering up the circles and the color.

It's not perfect but my bags are bad.

Now I'm just going to take some translucent loose powder and just set that concealer under

the eye to help prevent creasing and help it to last.

Alright so now we have one eye with concealer and one eye with nothing.

Alright I'm going to save the red lipstick for last cause I have a bad feeling this will

probably do some staining and I'm going to need to be able to wash off between each one

of these so we can see the differences so we'll save it for last.

Let's just start, let's start with the peach.

And this is Wet N Wild's Mega Cushion for dark circles.

And it's just a little jar.

I can't remember, this was probably about $3 or $4.

I don't think they have anything that's over $5.

You open it up and it does have a little sponge in here and then it's got a little lid and

then it's just a little sponge inside and I'm just going to take my ring finger, always

use your ring finger.

It'll apply the least amount of pressure under your eye and if you've already got all the

dark circles you don't wanna be bruising up under there.

So I'm just dipping my finger into the sponge and then I am going to lightly pat it.

Hope you guys can see this, under my eye.

Now it doesn't look too peach to be honest to me.

I don't know what it's showing up like in the lighting in the camera but to me it just

looks like a very light concealer.

So I'm going to go ahead and same thing take a beauty blender and let's blend that out.

It blended very quickly and easily.

Alright so that's it without any concealer on it.

I am going to go ahead and put on concealer over it now though.

I'm assuming that is how it would be worn, under concealer not really as a concealer.

So I will go in now with the concealer on top of the peach

and then we'll blend that in.

And set it with the powder.

Alright so what do you think?

We've got just the concealer on this side and on this side we've got the peach correcting

cream with the concealer over it.

I might notice a slight difference actually in the peach side.

I am seeing a little bit more darkness down here than I am on this side I think.

I don't know.

You guys tell me in the comments down below what you think.

Alright I'm going to go ahead and wash this peach side off and we'll try the next one.

Alright so I have washed the makeup off this side of my face again and this time we will

go in with the yellow corrector stick.

This is the Maybelline Cover Stick Corrector Concealer and it is in the shade yellow.

So let's see how hard is this, yeah.

I don't wanna apply a lot of pressure, this feels a little stiff and I don't want to apply

a lot of pressure to my under eye so I'm actually going to take like a concealer brush, I'm

going to just paint it with the yellow concealer stick which again it doesn't look very yellow

to me.

But we'll see.

I think I've got some on there.

Oh yeah.

Yeah.

Got some on there.

Alright now I definitely see the yellow in it.

Definitely see the yellow in it now that it's on my skin.

And I got way more than I realized I got too.

Foundation brush worked real well for that.

So I will go ahead and blend that out.

I don't know how I ever lived without these in my life.

I remember when they first became like a craze and I was like why do you need that, I just

use my hands.

And now I just don't know how I ever lived without it.

Okay so first impressions without the concealer umm I mean yeah it covered some color.

It's nothing I could wear without concealer.

I don't know let's put on some concealer and see.

Alright.

So here we have the yellow concealer stick and the concealer on top of it.

You know again I think it actually did do a little bit better job than just the concealer

alone.

I don't know if it did enough of a better job to make it worth my time you know if I'm

getting ready for work in the morning and I just want to slap some concealer on and

not go through a whole process.

I don't know guys.

Tell me what you think down below cause I really can't tell.

So hmm interesting.

Ok I'm going to take this off and I'll be right back again.

Alright guys I'm back again.

I decided when I was taking off this makeup this last time that I wanted to do one more

test that I hadn't planned on.

And that is I want to see how my drugstore Maybelline Fit Me concealer stacks up against

the Estée Lauder Double Wear concealer.

The Fit Me I want to say I paid like $5.97 for, I think.

And I know I paid $26.00 for the Estée Lauder so more than 4 times the price.

So I'm kinda curious and I want to do a side by side since we're already here and we're

already doing this.

So let's see how this one does.

So this is the Estée Lauder Double Wear and this is in Light-Medium and I'm just going

to put it directly onto the dark circle.

And blend it out.

I really hope I am editing through all this blending for you guys and super speeding it

so you're not having to watch 30 minutes of me just blending concealers cause that would

really suck for you.

And I know my eye is starting to hurt.

If I didn't have dark circles under my eyes before this I certainly will now because it

feels like I'm just bruising it by all this scrubbing the makeup off then putting more

makeup on then scrubbing it off.

But anyway alright go in with the powder and set it.

And there you go.

We've got Maybelline Fit Me $6 on this side and Estée Lauder $26 on this side.

Can you tell the difference?

Let me see.

Actually I really can tell a difference.

I do think this side looks better.

And I'm not just saying that because I would be broken if I spent all the money for nothing

but I really do think that this side does look better.

I can see more definition of the circle right here, definitely.

I mean this is, Maybelline is still a good concealer.

I do think this side is better.

If I'm wrong let me know below.

If I can save that kind of money, if this one looks better you let me know.

Give me your thoughts and opinions.

Alright I'm going to take this one off, the last time when I come back we're going to

try the red lipstick and see what this craze is all about so I'll be right back.

Alright guys I'm back and here we go.

I have a red lipstick this is from Ulta Beauty so I'm telling you I'm a little nervous about

this and this is red.

So I am going to try to very carefully just get this on the dark circles.

I really don't want bright red lipstick all over my face.

How does this work?

I don't understand it.

I guess I need to do some research it just doesn't make sense to me because the red shouldn't

counteract, I don't get it.

Red is opposite green on the color wheel, I don't know.

Somebody tell me, somebody smart explain this to me.

Tell me down below.

Okay.

Hmm.

I don't even know what to say, I don't have words umm.

Does it appear to be covering the dark circles?

To me it doesn't but maybe it's just cause you're so distracted by the bright red all

over my face that you can no longer see the dark circles.

I don't know.

We're going to go in with some concealer now and see what that does.

I have to say I don't have high hopes for this trick.

But I'm going to try so here I go.

This is the Maybelline Fit Me concealer.

Taking it a little further our than I did the other ones cause the red seemed to smear

a lot as I was blending it and now there's red on my beauty blender and I don't want

to use that but I would have to go grab another one so I'm just going to try to use a different

side of it.

Alright well first impressions are I don't know that it did anything at all for

my bags.

Let me put a little more concealer on there maybe it just needs a little more help.

I will have used up an entire bottle of concealer by the time this test is done.

Alright let's put some powder on it and call it a day.

I could be here all day I think.

My eyeshadow has moved from like here all the way up to here.

Every time I was my face and then powder it and blend it the eyeshadow gets moved off

a little bit more.

Alright so here we are and on one side we have just the Maybelline Fit Me and on the

other side we have the red lipstick.

It actually did cover the dark circle a little bit I don't know if it's better or not than

this side but even if it did and it is it's not worth it.

I mean it's not any kind of miracle oh my God erase your dark circles.

No and I felt like it took so much work then to cover it and it spread.

And my whole face was just pink, I mean yeah it covered some darkness it did cover.

I definitely feel like I have more here but is it worth it?

To me no.

So overall the yellow, the peach, the red.

I don't, I think I'm just.

I don't think I spend enough time on makeup on a normal day to day I gotta get up and

go to work that I'm going to bother with all that.

I'm going to slap some concealer on there and go to work.

I have bags under my eyes.

Now if I'm going somewhere where I want to try to put a little bit more effort into how

I look or I'm going to do a photo shoot or something like that then yeah I'm going to

take the time and I would try to do some of this color concealing.

Which one I'm not really sure, I need you guys for that.

So go below, leave me some comments, let me know what you thought and if you have any

ideas for Pinterest things that you've seen or ideas you want me to try out I am your

guinea pig.

You just let me know.

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