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Marionette LinesVertical creases extending from the corners of the mouth to the jaw Question: What is the best filler for marionette lines? I'm in LA, if you know someone who is good AND reasonable ( read
not on the expensive side ) please include his/her info.
Thanks!
Question: nasolabial folds and marionette lines? im 15 and i have nasolabial folds (those lines that come form your nose to your mouth) and marionette linnes.....and i mean im only 15 and i have like those folds bothering me and i hate it...i wonder if there is something i can do to make my face less fucked up but without surgery or these kind of things...and will gaining weight make those folds less visible?......help pleseee
Question: Is there a non-surgical method to marionette lines on the sides of the mouth? I'm 54 and I have minor wrinkles on my face except for what is called "marionette lines" on either side of my mouth. When I smile they disappear into the smile folds, but other than going around with a permanent smile, is there a way to cosmetically hide them? I recall some cream or gel that could be used to hide them temporarily or smooth them over, but this was years ago, and I paid no attention to it then. I now use Revlon Age Defying Precise Wrinkle Eraser under my eyes, and it hides every line completely. I'm not expecting that with the marionette lines, but I would like to at least minimize their appearance. Has anyone found something that works, a cream, a concealer, a gel?
Question: Unreliable narrator: Is it possible for a person to have wrinkles so that they slightly resemble a marionette? “Facing us, she was no special age – an adult is an adult – but her face had two prominent lines, descending vertically from the sides of her mouth to her chin. I knew where I had seen those lines before: Pinocchio. They were marionette lines” (Baxter 2).
This is a quote from Charles Baxter's "Gryphon." It's told in the first person. Is it possible for the child narrator to exaggerate these wrinkles, making him an unreliable narrator?
Question: how to naturally remove Marionette Lines? 23 years old female
Question: Cream for Laugh Lines? I highly doubt it, but is there anything at all that can instantly decrease the line (called nasolabial folds or marionette lines) or laugh lines? At one point there was a serum that tightened up that area, I can't remember what it was called that worked, but I lost mine - and the drug store no longer sells it.
Thanks.
Tfjhu - I'm asking about nasolabial lines. I don't have acne or skin issues.
Question: What are the best skin care products for smile lines and sagging skin? I'm starting to get nasolabial folds (the deep "parentheses" that extend between the nose and mouth) and marionette lines (deep vertical lines around the chin--sort of like extensions of the nasolabial folds), and the corners of my mouth are starting to droop. I read that the most effective way to treat these is with injectable dermal fillers like collagen and Restylane, but I don't want to do that yet. What are some good skin care products that help to minimize these lines? And what are the most effective lifting/anti-sagging products? How about in the lower price range?
By "skin care products" I mean anything that is available over-the-counter.
Question: which dermal filler would give me the best longest result, around the nose to mouth and mouth corner lines? My marionette lines seem to be getting deeper and I feel very concious about them. I went for a few consultations and they recommended Restylyne and perlayne or juverderm. What do you think. I lost weight rather quickly since Christmas, due to stress and depression which I am going through and getting treatment for. It seems to have taken alot out of me and I have noticed the changes in my skin and also my skin not so firm and I feel I am sagging abit around my mouth. Am I doing the right thing or can anyone suggest another alternative that will firm me up and help me to feel good about myself again!
Question: where can i find marionette bridal veils on line?
Question: an escaped marionette? i just wrote this
tell me what you think!
:D
an escaped marionette
i always thought that i was me
but looking in the mirror
i now see
the marionette i used to be
but that was then
and now is here
im ready to be cut loose
and face all fears
no lines to follow
and none to trace
i'll be myself and
this you can quote
the person ive claimed to be was all just a mask
my mask is off though
and now i show with my actions who i am to be
and my actions are speaking
louder than my words
so see me now
without the strings
and finally tell me
what you really think
Question: Perlane vs Juvidern vs Restylane? Any ideas as to longevity & price differences? I hope to have a full face lift end Sept. so don't want to spend a fortune at this time, but the person who did my marionette lines didn't do the 2 small lines or nasal labial folds above, so I feel a little ou of proportion. I had requested it before my app't, not sure why he didn't do those too!
Question: Has anyone tried Peptox wrinkle relaxing cream and Liptox. It is supposed to be an alternative to botox? looking for an alternative that will improve my skin and lines. I have developed marionette lines either side of my mouth, and my skin seems to lost all its plumpness, causing me to look abit loose around the jawline and mouth. What would be the best thing to try or do, as I am getting very depressed about the way my features are changing. This seems to have happened quite quickly, since xmas. Also, I seem to be loosing the corners of my mouth/Lips. What is happening and why so quickly.
Question: What is the dark shadow above my mouth? For about two years I've suffered from fatigue and weight loss, and I've noticed changes in my face over that period of time.
I have two dark patches of skin that stretch from my nose down past my mouth. I also have very heavy skin on my upper lip that seems to hang on the corners my mouth unattractively, like marionette lines.
It's definitely not hair, and I'd like to get rid of it, but I have no idea what it is and how. To make matters worse, I'm only 17. Ideas?
small image of mouth area: http://img191.imageshack.us/content_round.php?page=done&l=img191/3387/screenshot20100126at200.png&via=mupload
Question: Can anyone give me the name of a 2 legged fluffy puppet from this description? A friend of mine has a 2 legged, long necked, fluffy marionette puppet of undetermined species. It stands about waist height when you hold the control thingy. I think they were popular some years ago. Anyway, my other half has decided that she absolutely must have one so I am trying to find one for her. (I’m either super lovely or mad, I haven’t decided yet)
Anyway, my friend got hers from the gadget shop a few years ago and I have looked on line but can’t find it. My big problem is that I don’t know what it is called. From my description can anyone tell me what it’s called, or the manufacturer and where I can look? Thanks.
Question: How can I advertise and sell puppets online??? Hi, I'm a puppeteer and I make custom designed puppets, such as hand puppets, marionettes etc...What I would like to know is if there is a place there I can either advertise and sell any on line for Free if possible??
Is there such a place? and I don't want to sell any on eBay.
Thanks to everyone who answers!!! :)
Question: poem I found from way back when? From this moment on
I will breath
taking life not so seriosly
live by faith
and walk with god
yet carve my own path into my log
show the world who I can be
not nesesarilly what other people will see
I'm going to be me
from this moment I swear
a sacred promise to myself
to never pretend
never regret
and keep going forward
no specific way
no lines to follow
I'm cutting these strings
and I'm no longer that marionette,
the one that always thought to be different.
Question: Stumbling today, will you C/C please? I'd really like to embellish on this.
When we finally get the call,
do we answer, can we still dream
of being almost tall,
lean, expressive in our dance
suspended as marionettes on fine lines
or are we most free to dare to chance
when it gets to be our time?
Question: This is a poem I wrote. Please give me your comments? A Space Creature
The night is like a cut
A cut of my strings
In the great puppet art
Of my dreams
I stumble around in a daze
A daze in my metered maze
My limbs again
My wooden dreams
My trapping parts
Of these puppet arts
These ties make me
My strings exceed me
As the puppeteer
As is me
In a paste of twine
A chreographed line
In dancing I would cut
Such that I as my dreams may dream
Of my great art of act of art
I am voiced in far off ventriquilisms
Far off in the shadows of color and prisms
There are no eyes here
The eyes echo in the shadows
They echo in the shadows
My lines are scripted
In a theater they are whispered
Of a dreaming dreamt dream
Of dreamers and dreams
I am a deformed muppet
A broken trumpet
A snipped string clings to my arm
It is still
It is the Sutradhara
The holder of strings
A marionette
Like the night
Cold in the age of robot space flight
Question: What about this poem. I hope you like it. Please tell me what you think? A Space Creature
The night is like a cut
A cut of my strings
In the great puppet art
Of my dreams
I stumble around in a daze
A daze in my metered maze
My limbs again
My wooden dreams
My trapping parts
Of these puppet arts
These ties make me
My strings exceed me
As the puppeteer
As is me
In a paste of twine
A chreographed line
In dancing I would cut
Such that I as my dreams may dream
Of my great art of act of art
I speak in far off ventriquilisms
Far off in the shadows of color and prisms
There are no eyes here
The eyes echo in the shadows they echo
My lines are scripted
In a theater they are whispered
Of a dreaming dreamt dream
Of dreamers and dreams
I am a deformed muppet
A broken trumpet
A snipped string clings to my arm
It is still
It is the Sutradhara
The holder of strings
The marionette
Like the night
Cold in the age of space flight
Question: Please i need help on my author??? I need literary devices in this essay by virginia woolf please im very desperate
Old Mrs. Grey
There are moments even in England, now, when even the busiest, most contented suddenly let fall what they hold—it may be the week’s washing. Sheets and pyjamas crumble and dissolve in their hands, because, though they do not state this in so many words, it seems silly to take the washing round to Mrs. Peel when out there over the fields over the hills, there is no washing; no pinning of clothes to lines; mangling and ironing no work at all, but boundless rest. Stainless and boundless rest; space unlimited; untrodden grass; wild birds flying hills whose smooth uprise continue that wild flight.
Of all this however only seven foot by four could be seen from Mrs. Grey’s corner. That was the size of her front door which stood wide open, though there was a fire burning in the grate. The fire looked like a small spot of dusty light feebly trying to escape from the embarrassing pressure of the pouring sunshine.
Mrs. Grey sat on a hard chair in the corner looking—but at what? Apparently at nothing. She did not change the focus of her eyes when visitors came in. Her eyes had ceased to focus themselves; it may be that they had lost the power. They were aged eyes, blue, unspectacled. They could see, but without looking. She had never used her eyes on anything minute and difficult; merely upon faces, and dishes and fields. And now at the age of ninety–two they saw nothing but a zigzag of pain wriggling across the door, pain that twisted her legs as it wriggled; jerked her body to and fro like a marionette. Her body was wrapped round the pain as a damp sheet is folded over a wire. The wire was spasmodically jerked by a cruel invisible hand. She flung out a foot, a hand. Then it stopped. She sat still for a moment.
In that pause she saw herself in the past at ten, at twenty, at twenty–five. She was running in and out of a cottage with eleven brothers and sisters. The line jerked. She was thrown forward in her chair.
“All dead. All dead,” she mumbled. “My brothers and sisters. And my husband gone. My daughter too. But I go on. Every morning I pray God to let me pass.”
The morning spread seven foot by four green and sunny. Like a fling of grain the birds settled on the land. She was jerked again by another tweak of the tormenting hand.
“I’m an ignorant old woman. I can’t read or write, and every morning when I crawls down stairs, I say I wish it were night; and every night, when I crawls up to bed, I say, I wish it were day. I’m only an ignorant old woman. But I prays to God: 0 let me pass. I’m an ignorant old woman—I can’t read or write.”
So when the colour went out of the doorway, she could not see the other page which is then lit up; or hear the voices that have argued, sung, talked for hundreds of years.
The jerked limbs were still again.
“The doctor comes every week. The parish doctor now. Since my daughter went, we can’t afford Dr. Nicholls. But he’s a good man. He says he wonders I don’t go. He says my heart’s nothing but wind and water. Yet I don’t seem able to die.”
So we—humanity—insist that the body shall still cling to the wire. We put out the eyes and the ears; but we pinion it there, with a bottle of medicine, a cup of tea, a dying fire, like a rook on a barn door; but a rook that still lives, even with a nail through it.
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