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Hyaluronic Toning Lotion is een verstevigende, hydraterende en verzachtende lotion met hyaluronzuur en bloemenextracten. Hyaluronic Toning Lotion is geschikt voor alle huidtypes.
Gebruik
Aanbrengen met wattenschijfje over gereinigd gezicht en hals. Dagelijks gebruiken, ‘s morgens en ‘s avonds.

Crème au Camphre is een speciaal crèmemasker voor de behandeling van de vette en acne-gevoelige huid. Zuivert en reinigt de huid, terwijl het helpt de hydrolipidenlaag van de huid in balans te brengen. Hierdoor onstaat er een olievrije, matte finish. Het wordt niet geabsorbeerd en kan worden verwijderd met Yellow Rose Lotion Astringente (A). Kan ook effectief worden gebruikt na het epileren. Crème au Camphre verzacht en kalmeert de huid tegen irritatie.

Gebruik
Gebruik na grondige reiniging op behandelde gebieden. Breng een kleine, geschikte hoeveelheid aan op geïsoleerde puistjes of breng een dunne laag aan op het behandelde gebied. Laat het minstens 30 minuten of zo lang mogelijk (zelfs de hele nacht) intrekken. Deze crème trekt niet in. Verwijder deze met Yellow Rose Lotion Astringente (A) of met Yellow Rose Face Wash for Oily Skin.

Hoofdingrediënten
Salicylzuur: Micro-exfoliatie en celvernieuwingsactie. Verwijdert dode cellen die de follikel verstoppen. Kamfer: Antiseptisch, ontstekingsremmend en huidverfrisser. Ideaal voor de behandeling van een vette en acnegevoelige huid. Zinkoxide: Mild samentrekkend met kalmerende eigenschappen. Essentiële olie van tijm: Het heeft een antibacteriële, antimicrobiële en antiseptische werking, maar is toch mild voor de huid. Tea Tree etherische olie: Etherische olie verkregen uit de Australische Tea Trees (Malaleuca alternifolia). Het is een natuurlijk kiemdodend en schimmeldodend middel en wordt gebruikt vanwege zijn antiseptische en ontstekingsremmende werking bij acnebehandelingen.

Crème au Camphre Teintee is een speciale huidkleurige crème voor de behandeling van de vette en acne-gevoelige huid. Bedekt en verbetert het uiterlijk van de vette huid en verhelpt de problemen. Kan ook effectief worden gebruikt na het epileren. Verzacht en kalmeert de huid tegen irritatie.

The Yellow Rose of Texas – The Legend, The Rose and the Song

Texas history is full of legend and lore. One such tale is the “Yellow Rose of Texas” – a legend commemorated in song. But is there such a rose? And if there is, which rose is it?

The Legend of the Yellow Rose of Texas

Emily West of Morgan’s Point refers to an indentured servant, somewhat forgotten in history for her heroism during the Texas war of independence from Mexico. Some contend the legend is a myth – not a part of history. The historical evidence, however, indicates otherwise.

Emily West was mulatto and possibly from Bermuda since Morgan brought many of his workers from this Atlantic island. According to some records, West volunteered to be indentured, most probably to escape the prejudice against her mixed race. And, as was the custom for an indentured worker at the time, she changed her last name to that of Morgan’s.

Thus established as a “friend of Texas,” James Morgan was appointed a Colonel. And in March, 1836, he was assigned to the Port of Galveston (some 30 miles away) to guard Texas refugees and fugitive government officials. So that Houston’s supply line would continue, he left Emily West Morgan in charge of loading flatboats destined to feed the army.

The next morning, after his men helped themselves to the crops and cattle, Santa Anna set about securing one more “spoil of war” – Emily. He captured her and a young “yellow boy” named Turner loading yet another flatboat headed for Houston’s army. Santa Anna cajoled Turner to lead his Mexican scouts to the Houston encampment. But as they were departing, Emily convinced Turner to escape from Santa Anna’s men and rush to Houston’s camp to inform him of the Mexican general’s arrival.

General Santa Anna believed himself quite the ladies’ man. And although still married to a woman in Mexico, he remarried one of his teenage captives from his Texas campaign. But he had been without his most recent bride for two weeks now. Emily looked like she would make a very suitable replacement.

Which of These Yellow Roses Will You Grow?

As you can see, there are so many reasons to consider growing yellow roses – and there are plenty of varieties of yellow roses to choose from!

Whether you want to bring joy to a good friend with a yellow rose bouquet or you want to add a lovely fragrance and gorgeous appearance to your backyard with a yellow rose bush, it’s safe to say that yellow roses add a touch of elegance (and a dose of platonic love!) no matter where they are grown.

Plant your yellow rose bush in full sunlight, and you’ll experience the amazing results in no time. Enjoy!

Reference List

(1) Goor, A. “The history of the rose in the Holy Land throughout the ages.” Massada and Am Hassefer. Pp. 135.

(2) Mother. “Flowers and their meanings”. Lotus Press. 1992. Pp. 309.

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Yellow Roses in the Victorian Era

In the Victorian era, receiving yellow roses was a public form of embarrassment and was humiliating to the recipient. Yellow roses were a sign of infidelity and were used to accuse the significant other of being unfaithful.

• Pierre Joseph Redoute painted a series of botanical watercolors of sulphur roses, in the classical style around 1819-1824.
• In the late 19 th and early 20 th century, yellow roses featured prominently in paintings by many French artists.
  • Manet painted Roses in a Champagne Glass in 1882 in the realist style. That same year Gustave Caillebotte painted Yellow Roses in a Vase.
  • In 1884, Paul Gaugin painted Bouquet of Roses, a still-life in the impressionist style.
  • In 1886 Van Gogh painted Glass with Yellow Eoses.
  • In 1924, the Fauvist painter, Henri Matisse created Yellow Roses with Cage of Parakeets. It is a vibrant still life, executed in his idiosyncratic style.