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DOES IT MEANS WE HAVE BEAUTY LEVELS? The aesthetic traces several levels of measurement of the attributes of human beauty that range from the simplicity of the pretty, the candor of the beautiful and in the highest concept the naturalness of the beautiful. Others maintain that the inner beauty of a person can be valued by the positive qualities that a person practices before other people that without overrating the physical as we regularly emphasize, make human values as the primary standard of social estimation and public recognition. We recognize that the physical appearance, dress and manners of our behavior are signs of education or academic preparation, as well as social status, but physical attractiveness also arises if there is a difference between the beautiful and the sublime. On the one hand we find the inherent factors in the personality and experience of each person as the "Vanity" which is defined as a quality of conceit and presump...

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MAN FACE'S CARE IN A BARBERSHOP They are places dedicated to the service of haircut and beard exclusive for men and short style for women, which still remain in some countries of the Mediterranean and Latin America where it has not yet been replaced by the unisex beauty salons. The name of barber 'comes from the treatment to the growth of the beard that from the old was made, and is the person in charge of the barber to shave, cut and condition the hair of the customers. A barber today must have a lot of manual precision and count on artist qualities to apply the diverse levels of court so that it obtains an excellent result and the expectations of its clientele, that it usually becomes frequent. Among the functions performed by a barber or hairdresser are: • Give daily maintenance to keep the razors in good condition, this means free of hair and oiled. • Avoid reusing the disposable razors of those that are reusable as those of European import. • ...

NUTRITION The hormone aldosterone acts at the level of the kidney, causing the loss of potassium and the retension of sodium, when presents a hypersecretion disorder is called aldosteronism, and can be internal or external to the cortex adrenal. When there is an abnormal increase of the tissues in the woman, hyperplasia occurs, or alteration of the operation of the kidney and is called primary hyperaldosteronism, or suprrenal tumor or carcinoma excessive amount of this hormone. With the use of potassium, blood pressure rises, fatigue is felt, Thirst, muscle fatigue and increases urine excretion. With the combination of diuretic herbs along with foods like banana and pistachio this loss is prevented. When the hypertension states are accompanied by other symptoms external to the urinary tract such as accumulation of fluid in the tissues, congestive heart failure or liver cirrhosis is called secondary aldosteronism. We recommend volume 2 of the revo...

Cher Biography Cher: The Goddess of Pop with Rainbow Hair and an Unmatched Roar Born Cherilyn Sarkisian on May 20, 1946 in El Camino, California, this diva not only conquered the music world, but became a cultural icon who defied norms and captivated generations with her talent, style and irreverent attitude. **From child prodigy to counterculture icon:** Since she was little, Cher showed a natural gift for singing and acting. At the age of 16, he was already rubbing shoulders with stars like Sonny Bono, with whom he formed the duo **Sonny & Cher**, a couple both on stage and in real life. Their initial success came with songs like "All I See Is You" and "Baby Don't Cry", catapulting them to worldwide fame. However, Cher wasn't just a pretty face. Her rebellious spirit and fascination with fashion led her to separate from Sonny and reinvent herself as an independent artist. She adopted an extravagant hippie style, with vibrantly c...

Jennifer Lopez Biography  **From dancer to diva:**  Born in New York's vibrant Bronx in 1969, Jennifer Lopez, affectionately nicknamed "The Bronx  Diva," did not rise to the pinnacle of stardom by chance. Since she was little, she shone with  contagious energy and an innate talent for dancing. Her feet, which seemed to have a life of their own, took her to stages like "Star Search" and "In Living Color," where she captivated audiences with her electrifying moves. **A path with a sauce flavor:**  But it wasn't just dance that ran through his veins. Music, particularly salsa, was the rhythm that  set the pace of his life. Her mother, Guadalupe Rodríguez, instilled in her a love for this genre since she was little, and Jennifer soon demonstrated her skill on the dance floor. In fact, it is said that her nickname "La Guitarra" arose in her school years due to her curvy figure and her way of moving to the rhythm of salsa. ...

Erika Ender Biography  ** Erika Ender: The Panamanian melodist who conquers with her contagious flavor Born in the vibrant city of Colón, Panama, on December 21, 1978, **Erika Ender** not only carries music in her veins, but she breathes it, dances it and turns it into a torrent of emotions that cross borders and cultures.  Since she was little, Erika demonstrated a special connection with melodies. At the age of 8 she was already composing her first songs, inspired by her family's rich musical heritage, where boleros, salsa and reggae abounded. His father, a renowned musician and composer, was his first mentor, instilling in him a passion for creating and sharing stories through singing.  **From Colón to the big leagues:**  At age 16, Erika moved to the Panamanian capital, Panama City, with the dream of turning her talent into a reality. There, he began frequenting recording studios and collaborating with local artists, perfecting his style and ...

J.K. Rowling Biography **In a small English town called Yate, where the wind whispered stories between the stone houses and the rain danced to the rhythm of the tiles, “Joanne Rowling” was born, a girl with an imagination as powerful as a magic wand. Since she was little, **Jo**, as she was affectionately called, was an avid reader and a born storyteller. His stories, full of fantastic creatures and exciting adventures, only existed in his mind, patiently waiting for the moment to be captured on paper. **Life wasn't always a fairy tale for Jo. At the age of 15, tragedy knocked on her door with the death of her maternal grandmother, an event that deeply marked her and would be reflected in her later works. Despite the difficulties, Jo continued to nurture her passion for writing, devouring books as if they were magical delicacies and weaving stories in her mind as if they were powerful spells. **After graduating from the University of Exeter**, w...

Marcel Proust Biography **A trip down memory lane with a touch of extravagance** Imagine a young Parisian from the beginning of the 20th century, with thick brown hair and melancholic look. Drink tea served in a fine porcelain cup with muffins. He dresses with an impeccable, almost dandyish elegance, and his mind exudes exquisite sensitivity. That was **Marcel Proust**, a French writer who gave us one of the masterpieces of universal literature: **In Search of Lost Time**.  **A child prodigy with fragile health**  Born in Auteuil, France, in 1871, Proust was a child prodigy. At the age of 11 he had already devoured Dante's "Divine Comedy" and mastered the piano. However, his health was delicate, marked by asthma and constant allergies. His father was a doctor and researched the disease cholera, to which he left several scientific contributions. His mother was an emigrant from Saint Petersburg, a French colony that had then ceased to be Prussia. He had a...

* Introduction to Acoustics: Explore the nature of sound, sound waves, their properties such as frequency and amplitude, and how they interact with our ears to create perception. Each musical instrument produces a characteristic vibration. The vibrations spread through the air forming sound waves that, when they reach the ear, allow us to identify the instrument, even if we cannot see it. The four examples shown represent typical waveforms of some common instruments. A tuning fork generates a pure sound, and vibrates regularly with a rounded waveform. A violin generates a clear sound and a jagged waveform. The flute generates a soft sound and a relatively rounded waveform. The tuning fork, violin, and flute play the same note, so the distance between the wave maxima is the same in all waveforms. A gong does not vibrate regularly like the first three instruments. Its waveform is jagged and random, and you usually cannot recognize the note. Sound is defined as the ...

Music Handbook: Exploring Sound, Instruments, Genres, and Technology This manual has 10 chapters on topics related to the Sound Engineer’s profession, and serves as a complete guide to the fascinating world of music. It delves into the fundamental elements of sound, explores the wide range of musical instruments, analyzes the history of major genres of the last century, and sheds light on the ever-evolving realm of sound engineering and technology and the current parameters of the industry. musical. Starting with Chapter 1, which deals with the science of sound and we explore the characteristics of acoustics, basic concepts of music theory and the timbre and texture of sound or noise in all its natural forms. In the second chapter it is titled as "The Human Voice" and delves a little more about the anatomy of the vocal tract, how the different vocal tones are classified from baritone to soprano and we show you some techniques of vocal use in formal an...

Nutrition Passing the stomach, the bolus is received by the secretion of gastric juice, which is a liquid acid secreting certain glands of the stomach membrane containing pepsin. It is believed that mucosal surface of the stomach is stimulated naturally from the time when the smell of food or perceived by the naked eye. This bag-shaped body provides a hormone called gastrin, which originates from the bottom of the stomach called pyloric end. Contraction waves that originate in the central area of ​​the body, can occur with a frequency of three contractions per minute. However, overeating, excessive intake of harmful food, ie spicy, refined or spicy foods without prior regularization of the mucosa with daily inclusion of specific nutrients, in the case of stomach pepsin enzymes, resin and lipase, and the intestinal flora in the intestines case, could be the underlying cause of many sudden illnesses of the digestive tract. Maintaining a balance gastric involves a co...

The course of toxoplasmosis is usually mild and characterized by mildly striking symptoms reminiscent of a common cold However, if a woman contracts toxoplasmosis during pregnancy, this disease can cause serious congenital anomalies in the fetus. A single infection usually provides immunity. Severe toxoplasma infections can be prevented by avoiding consumption of raw meat or ensuring that all meats have warmed to at least 60 degrees Celsius. WE love cats, but the contact with infected or unknown cats as well as with feces should be avoided, and the stool box Should be emptied daily, as oocysts of cat feces do not become infective up to two to four days after disposal. Grooming your pet with one part vinegar for every three, may decrease your proliferation risk. Toxoplasma is usually present in cattle, poultry, and many domestic animals without to produce in them no harmful effect; However, it remains alive after the slaughter in raw meat up to that it is cooked, ...

Nutrition The glands of the endocrine system have that function to complete in order to metabolize food through hormones. For example in the area of ​​the brain we found three of the eight endocrine glands are the pituitary gland, the hypothalamus and the pineal gland. The pituitary gland, located in the cranial base bean-shaped pink and gray, is credited primarily the function of controlling the growth, and water balance in the body along with the kidneys. Meanwhile the hypothalamus is the organ sensory nerve terminals connected to the rest of the endocrine glands that serve the purpose of connecting erogenous, visceral and sensory connections to the limbic system receiving signals and launching pulses in response. And the pineal gland, which in humans is considered to be connected sensitively to the muscle of the eye and also relates to the isolation of methionine hormone, which in turn is associated with the functioning of the adrenal glands, sex and motivation d...