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Monday, January 9, 2012
Maybelline Baby Lips: Swatches & Review!
There are six total shades in the collection, two clear balms and four tinted balms. I figured I only needed one of the clear balms, so I passed on the sixth shade. I love the packaging and color schemes of these!
Revlon Lip Butters, but I don't think they are really similar at all! The Revlon Lip Butters are more like sheer lipsticks in the sense that they pack a lot of color, but as you can see in the swatches below, the Baby Lips are quite a bit more sheer. You definitely won't get the same coverage from these that you would from a Revlon Lip Butter. However, these are really moisturizing and are great for a really nice subtle tint of color on the lips!
Last, but not least, these smell AMAZING! Each balm is scented according to its shade name, and tastes like it too!
These retail for roughly $3 and should be available wherever Maybelline products are sold. These will definitely be a staple to have in my bag for when out I'm running errands or going to class because they are very natural looking and very moisturizing.
What is your favorite moisturizing lip product?
xx, Allison
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i want to try thiss soo bad <3ReplyDelete
- rita khatunJanuary 9, 2012 at 9:07 AM
ill def be checking them out! i never realized sunscreen for the lips was so important until i noticed a minor sun spot on my lip :(ReplyDelete
That's interesting, in Japan the Baby Lips are lip balms, and I don't think any of them are tinted! :)ReplyDelete
You make me wanna buy half of Maybelline range hehe xxReplyDelete
They are not available in my country. It sucks to live in Europe sometimes...ReplyDelete
- CosmeticIntelligenceJanuary 9, 2012 at 9:17 AM
love the packaging on these, its so colourful! and pink punch looks nice. Hope they come to the UK, we still don't have the lip butters yet!ReplyDelete
Hey, Allison! Which one is your favorite?ReplyDelete
The cute tubes make me wanna eat all of them LOLReplyDelete
- Mandy m.January 9, 2012 at 9:55 AM
I have been wanting the revlon lip butters but now i also want a few of these. not that i need them just a want haha!ReplyDelete
- AndrealynneorseJanuary 9, 2012 at 10:31 AM
I have the peach kiss and I really like it. It's just a little added color for the day which I like. If Im using a regular lip balm I usually use the EOS ones.ReplyDelete
- MissMakeupaholicJanuary 9, 2012 at 10:39 AM
I would love to try them when they come to my country.ReplyDelete
- Lucinda EspinozaJanuary 9, 2012 at 10:46 AM
Love them all! Thank you, My fav moisturizing lip product would have to be Burt's Bee's! :)ReplyDelete
- CassandrapamelaJanuary 9, 2012 at 10:52 AM
I agree :( a lot of great products are only available in USA :(ReplyDelete
- Lucia MontesJanuary 9, 2012 at 11:04 AM
I really want to try these out, they look great!ReplyDelete
- hearttodayJanuary 9, 2012 at 11:05 AM
I can't wait for these to come to the UK!ReplyDelete
- Frances JohnstonJanuary 9, 2012 at 11:37 AM
*sigh* Maybe when they come to Europe like the lip butters! my favourite right now is the balms read my lips!ReplyDelete
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- S CampbellJanuary 9, 2012 at 11:52 AM
I've been eyeing these, but I have so many lip products right now, so I'm being good and waiting. lol.ReplyDelete
I really like the Burt's Bees tinted lip balms.
- Chanel LJanuary 9, 2012 at 11:59 AM
I love burt's bees tinted lip balms - I wonder how comparable these are to those.ReplyDelete
(The price tag on these is a fraction of the BB ones...)
- Phie BuechekJanuary 9, 2012 at 12:07 PM
I hate to live in Europe (Denmark) now I can see the different great hauls Amarixe and Missglamorazzi are doing.. BaaahReplyDelete
Europe/Denmark sucks makeup wise!ReplyDelete
- Amanda BernardoJanuary 9, 2012 at 12:18 PM
I've had these for a few months and I LOVE them! Even more than my Revlon Lip Butters! I think the colors are so pretty and they are SO moisturizing! I have very very dry lips so I apply the peppermint one after I exfoliate my lips and sleep with it on. The first time I did this I already felt and saw a difference. Peach kiss is my favorite color on my tan/olive skin tone but I think it would look great on anyone! I'm dying to get pink punch but it has been sold out of every store I've gone to for almost 2 weeks!ReplyDelete
P.S. I hope you do a tutorial with the Maybelline 24 hour color tattoo eyeshadows!
I agree. I wish I would live in the USA...ReplyDelete
- Brooke32986January 9, 2012 at 12:20 PM
Ulta. Is having a sale right now and these are buy 1 get 1 half off can't wait to go pick some up todayReplyDelete
My favorite moisture centric lip product is the Jouer lip enhancer treatment. I'm also a fan of Jouer lip gloss for its moisture and color pay off.ReplyDelete
Wow we have these in Australia and they def aren't tinted and the packaging is more like a basic lip balm...these look cool!ReplyDelete
My favorite moisturizer are by Carmex, though I really want to try Rosebud and wish I could get Bees Wax here.ReplyDelete
And I also agree with previous comments: sometimes I wish I was back in the US!
Yeah, I love those too. They are so moisturizing and easy to wear. I think the Revlon lip butters may be more similar to them-I'd like to try them soon, but every time I go to the store, the one or two that I am interested in are always sold out!ReplyDelete
- GeorgiaannejonesJanuary 9, 2012 at 12:33 PM
Germany does too!ReplyDelete
I live in Brazil... it's even worse! We have Maybelline and other american companys here, but what would cost 6 Dollars in the US (aproximatedly 12 Reais, our currency), is almost 30 Reais!! It's awful! Well, at least we have it... :SReplyDelete
I like my mint EOS balm...I have the pink and purple one but I don't think they work as well.ReplyDelete
I haven't seen these in my country but I don't know if this is a bad thing.ReplyDelete
They seem really nice, but I am so anxious to try the Revlon Lip Butters!
And I haven't seen'em in my country. Huge bummer!
Are these and the Colour Tatoo's ever going to be available in th UK?ReplyDelete
i LOVE these. they smell so good and they are pretty!ReplyDelete
I love these so much! I have Peppermint, Pink Punch, and Cherry Me. I never saw the Grapevine one before! I definitely will have to keep my eye open for it!ReplyDelete
- Tessa_66January 9, 2012 at 1:54 PM
If we are lucky we can purchase it through the internet for at least 30-50 dollar shipping costs, with the big chance that we have to pay even extra when it reaches our border for importing.... Europe really sucks make-up wise. :(ReplyDelete
I heard these were more moisturising than the lip butters, even though they're not supposed to be similar. I live in the UK, are these available online or on drugstore.com? XReplyDelete
These sound amazing. Even tho i can't purchase most of the things I read on your blog, I truly love your blog and keep reading everything. :DReplyDelete
Maybelline has been coming out with some pretty amazing products lately! I just wish we had them in my country...ReplyDelete
I love these babylips as well. C0me check out my beauty blog. It would mean a lot to me!(: http://lovebeautyblab.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
- Dannielle ReidJanuary 9, 2012 at 3:08 PM
i wanted to buy one of these the other day, but i didnt. i think i will now :)ReplyDelete
- AllthingsbeautymakeupshoppingJanuary 9, 2012 at 3:25 PM
Love the look of these!ReplyDelete
- Destinee TejadaJanuary 9, 2012 at 3:52 PM
I have the sixth shade! I love it, but I feel it tastes like... medicine? sort of? or like soap or somethingReplyDelete
I picked up Cherry Me yesterday, and I love it! Next I want to purchase Pink Punch. Thanks for the post!ReplyDelete
- bluebell712January 9, 2012 at 4:26 PM
My favorite is Palmer's Cocoa Butter Formula Dark Chocolate and Peppermint Lip Butter...it smells gorgeous and is very nourishing for your lips.ReplyDelete
- Cassandra_23xJanuary 9, 2012 at 4:36 PM
I have Peppermint and it smells great! The whole shelf for those at my local Target was completely empty the day after Christmas.ReplyDelete
- StephanieJanuary 9, 2012 at 5:31 PM
My favorite moisturizing lip product is the EOS mint balm. Burt's Bees would have to be a close second. I also recently got some of the Revlon lip butters and have really been loving them for when I want moisture AND color.ReplyDelete
I love these lip balms they are amazingg <333 I really want to get cherry me :)ReplyDelete
p.s what camera do you used?
I bought Peach Kiss and I love it! It's probably one of my most favorite lip balms now because it's not waxy or heavy on my lips, but it does moisturize, and the smell is HEAVENLY. I like that it doesn't get all gross or sticky on your lips. Love it.ReplyDelete
Getting the peppermint one!..... :)ReplyDelete
i do love them but I am not a fan of the taste of tehm I have Peach Kiss, Grapvine and Pink Punch I wear the Peach Kiss most often as it is always in my car but ugh the taste is plastic and sick i wish it was differnt for thatReplyDelete
I like the new the balm lip products by l'oreal.. The colors aren't that pigmented but I like the level of moisturizing it does! :)ReplyDelete
- PrdtiffanyJanuary 9, 2012 at 9:27 PM
I live in Australia, the baby lips balm do look smilar, but comtains no sunscreen or tinted to it! :( i prefer there tintedReplyDelete
- KathsauerJanuary 9, 2012 at 9:29 PM
I have been keeping the grape one in my winter coat pocket,,, YUM!ReplyDelete
- Sally KimJanuary 9, 2012 at 9:39 PM
Have you tried the Carmex Moisture Plus tinted lip balms? I have the peach, pink and plum tinted ones and I like them better than baby lips and revlon lip butters. Perfect amount of color, never sticky, feels like a dream on the lips! I'd love to hear what you think about them!ReplyDelete
They look great but I am not sure about the packaging - it looks a bit tacky. I am looking forward to them coming over to the UK though!ReplyDelete
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Wish these were in the U.K. - it totally sucks living here and not being able to buy these!!!ReplyDelete
- ItscharrJanuary 10, 2012 at 1:06 PM
Can't wait to get out to America to pick up some of these! XReplyDelete
i love this product its the only lip balm that actually works on my very chapped lipsReplyDelete
I absolutely love these and I don't think I every compared them to the Lip Butters because the pigmentation is so different. However I hate to say that I love these more than the eos. I still love eos but my peppermint makes my lips so much more moisturized, quicker than eos.ReplyDelete
I agree...ReplyDelete
- Karybelle515January 11, 2012 at 3:43 PM
I like these..for me these arent comparable to the lip bitters either. Bit for sure smell delicious and are really moisturizing. I am from Puerto Rico and we have all tje stuff thats on the states but kinda late..like 1 month later..i saw everything on youtube and on blogs and got desperate checking at the drugstores everytime i go for these stuff. I am waiting for the maybelline tattoo eyeshadows and the loreal infallible ones. Nice post allison!ReplyDelete
- SabrinaJanuary 12, 2012 at 9:47 AM
Its available in my country but the packaging is slightly different and we dont have that kinda color! DAMN! :( That is so cute....ReplyDelete
YES totally agree. i live in switzerland and everything is super expensive. but most of the products aren't even available.. sucks big time!ReplyDelete
- xmadeleingraceJanuary 12, 2012 at 11:17 PM
in australia, they all all clear lip balms, and the packaging is more like a standard lip balm too, with a cap. wish they were the same as yours, but i still love them!ReplyDelete
I love baby lips! I got Grape Vine & Cherry me.ReplyDelete
These just came to Canada a couple of months ago, but I already love them!ReplyDelete
I have been eying these for a while. Which is your most worn shade?ReplyDelete
- Dar LystJanuary 18, 2012 at 9:16 AM
Ohhh I like this beauties.I don't know when I find them.ReplyDelete
I just recently got Cherry me and peppermint and I'm in love! They helped my lips a lot so far, they're not chapped anymore! I love the tint Cherry Me gives, perfect for class!!ReplyDelete
I read on another beauty blog that the "Quenched" balm (in the blue and pink tub) is supposed to taste/smell like lemon basil. I never would have guessed it, but it makes sense. That was the first one I bought.ReplyDelete
The moisturizing effects of these lip balms don't last very long, and after several re-applications in a day, I found my lips getting flaky and peeling (I have somewhat full and dry lips). However, according to the advertisement in Cosmo, Baby Lips are supposed to make your lips smoother after a week or so of wear. After a few days of wear, I only had flakey lips on my bottom lip and very few. I found that my lips WERE smoother, even when I first woke up in the AM. I also found the Cherry color to be very pigmented and glossyReplyDelete
- Destinee TejadaJanuary 19, 2012 at 8:32 PM
Hmm strange... I looove the smell. But lemon basil makes sense.ReplyDelete
- Jenny E. LJanuary 21, 2012 at 10:01 AM
from your swatches, they don't look glossy or shiny at all like the revlon lip butters - which i like! cool, i think i might just have to pick up Peach Kiss.ReplyDelete
- racheld4702January 22, 2012 at 2:59 PM
These have a lighter, smoother feel on the lips than the Burt's Bees tinted lip balms. But I love them both! If you're a lip balm junkie, definitely try one of these out. Pink Punch is actually quite pigmented and fun :)ReplyDelete
- romasebaJanuary 23, 2012 at 10:13 AM
Agree... :/ReplyDelete
Guest, you could order it from drugstore.com! :) I always order my stuff there. <3ReplyDelete
I live in Russia. Tell me about it.... :(ReplyDelete
Omg I'm obsessed with lipbalm and unfortunatly I cant find them here in France u_uReplyDelete
Agree, I live in egypt and I travel mostly to europe, I suffer makeup wise:(ReplyDelete
I have "Pink Punch" and I absolutely love it! I use it as a stand alone lip color sometimes, and it's so opaque but glossy. It's very moisturizing, too!ReplyDelete
- SnyeomansFebruary 11, 2012 at 7:40 PM
i bought one like right after i got my beauty budget this christmas. And carry it with me everywhere! i love it! if i dont wear it, my lips will get dry and i keep licking them.ReplyDelete
- Cis4CathyMarch 1, 2012 at 3:48 PM
I LOVE PeppermintReplyDelete
I LOVE these! I got Cherry Me, Pink Punch and Peach Kiss and I love all of them, especially Pink Punch, it's so pigmented! I live in the UK so I had to buy them on Ebay from a US seller so I paid a bit more but it was so worth it!ReplyDelete
- Beckynelson52March 13, 2012 at 9:58 AM
I love the cherry one!ReplyDelete
- Alexhahn15March 19, 2012 at 10:54 PM
What the HECK y'all are crazy...I would DIE to be able to come visit Europe...ReplyDelete

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The Midwest Mindset
What could ever take the place of skateboarding? A well-landed 180 heelflip down a staircase, a noseblunt slide, a melancholy off a kicker or eating concrete: these esoteric terms could only hatch from a sport that is lived, not played. Years after living the shoptalk of skating, I found a new lexicon, winsome words that included slopers, pinches, flashes, crimps, flappers, highballs, problems, mantels and beta.
I started to skate when I was 8 years old. My first board was a plastic banana, soon replaced with a Max Headroom department-store special, at least made out of wood. I spent summers skating at the newest spots, panhandling for soda money, and lying around dehydrated after getting demolished by a session in the midday sun. Fall always came too soon, and we survived the winter by ollieing in the basement, scanning skateboarding magazines and highlighting the decks, wheels and trucks that would help us skate better next summer.
After getting married in 1998, I spent less time on the board, and, now that I was out of my teens, took more time to heal after slamming onto the asphalt or landing precisely on my groin going down a rail. I began to look for a new outlet. I tried running, biking and freestyle walking—now there was a trend waiting to be retired. None of these sports had the tricks or the technique that I sought to replace.
My sister's boyfriend—a guy I had skated with once or twice—had just gotten into climbing, more specifically bouldering. He started explaining it to me one day, showed me his shoes, chalk and tape, and I was hooked before I even touched a hold.
The Rampage video had just been released, and we watched it more than once that weekend. I wanted in, even more.
I drove home, two hours away, and immediately began my quest for the sort of boulders I had gawked at in Rampage. I wanted to send like Sharma. It was winter in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, too cold and snowy to climb, so instead I simply searched for rock. The leafless trees and fluorescent snow made it easy to spot. Right on my road I found bluffs and patches of rock. I waded through the thigh-deep snow and checked it out. I didn't know exactly what I was looking for, just that I wanted overhung boulders.
Within the month I ordered holds from Nicros, and started constructing a bouldering wall. Lacking the patience to wait for delivery, I found stones and mortared them to the foundation walls of my basement. I now had a traverse that would randomly release holds and leave me lying on my concrete floor.
In the meantime the Nicros holds arrived, along with climbing shoes and chalk. I got busy using a hammer-drill for holes, and then stabbed concrete anchors into the foundation of our rented house to add to my bricolage wall. I now had holds that would not pop off, and could be moved. I bought colored tape, and named and graded routes. After intense training sessions I emerged upstairs to bore my wife with tales of epic basement traverses.
Spring finally came. I had found some decent climbing spots, but they required a lot of hiking, cleaning and sneaking.
I spread the word to all my buds. A friend from Minnesota came to visit one day, and I couldn't wait to show him around and have a spotter. I knew he would love bouldering because of his obsession with pull-ups. I took him down the road to my local crag—I use the word loosely—where I had cleaned off an overhanging boulder and had established a few decently hard routes, at least in my mind.
It was private land, so I had been biking to a certain spot and sneaking in. Since I had company I figured we would take the car and park it down the road. This turned out to be our first mistake. I sent a couple problems, we both cracked a beer, and the landowner's son showed up.
Here we were with two old sleeping mats as makeshift crash pads, staring at a rock.
"What are you guys doing?" the mustached man asked, eyeing the pads.
"We're just climbing this rock," I said as if it should have been obvious.
He gave the 10-foot boulder an up and down and said, "This is private land. You can't be out here drinking beer and playing on these rocks."
In skateboarding, getting kicked out is part of the game, so I felt right at home with this session. "Do you own it?" I asked.
"No, but my dad does."
"Well, I'll ask him if we can use his rocks," I said.
"He doesn't want you out here," he answered.
We decided to give him a break. We packed up our mats, beer and chalk and called it a day.
Later I did go ask the landowner if I could use his rocks, and he seemed confused and said no. After I pestered him a couple more times he said I could, as long as I parked my car at his house so he knew when I was out there. We actually became pretty good friends, and he would send me off each time with, "Make sure you don't break any of my rocks."
"You're going to have to visit because I definitely need a spotter for this one," I'd say.
And he would. He was just as obsessed with climbing as I was, even a notch more. When he visited we would add on to my wall, hit the campus board and have push-up fests at night, and then go searching for boulders by day. We would head out early, with a thermos of coffee, wire brushes and lunch, because we were in it for the day.
I would sweat in the basement training for when I could get on something harder than a V3 or V4. We planned and took climbing trips to different Midwest hotspots such as Devil's Lake, Rib Mountain, High Cliff State Park and Governor Dodge State Park, finding problems and projects to do or daydream about.
Living where I did, climbing mostly in isolation, I wondered aloud at one point if I could consider myself an avid climber.
My wife promptly said, "Yeah, you drive me crazy with it."
Still, she supported the climbing, often going on these climbing trips, including the big one to Boone, North Carolina, to climb at Blowing Rock, Grandmother Mountain and Lost Cove. She spent a lot of time following us through the woods playing her Nintendo DS and listening to rock talk.
As a skateboarder, you talk shop to anyone and everyone, whether they want to hear it or not. The same goes for climbing. When no other climbers were around to share stories with, my wife, friends and workmates ended up bearing the brunt.
Finally, after four years of being the only climber in town, I got one of my local friends into climbing, and we started training weekly through the winter. It helped to have someone pushing me for one more round on the campus board. Just like with skateboarding, winter was always on its way, which meant hours of videos, training and planning for the next warm-weather boulder search. My brother-in-law, the one who got me started, also helped keep me motivated through the winter. We would drive the two hours to each others' houses for a weekend focused on climbing and training. We climbed at the same level, pushed each other, and when we thought there was nothing left, reminded each other that we needed to earn our beer.
My sister, who had also gotten into climbing, asked me one day, "So, what do you like better? Skating or climbing?"
I really didn't want to answer. If I said climbing, that would mean that the outlet that had never let me down—skating—had taken a back seat. But if I answered skating, was I really focused on climbing?
After letting the thought roil around in my head, I ended up saying, "Right now, climbing."
But now—13 years after those basement climbs—I'm in Nicaragua doing volunteer work, and honestly I've become a stranger to the rock. The stone is here, it just needs to be found. So again I search, noticing every boulder.
I wait and rely on that Midwest mindset. Every week includes pull-ups, push-ups and core work. My relationship to climbing now is like that in those long winters, waiting and training to be ready.
Thinking back to my sister's question, I realize it has been answered. I brought my climbing shoes and chalk, but no skateboard.
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How much for a bat up little rat rod like this?
That's a great little ride. Did you put it back on the road?
Im not that old but heres my car I drove to high school back in 82' I didnt read all the posts but got the general Idea, this car is all I could aford and yes I built it myself, I would of prefered a nicer newer car but I didnt have the money at the time its basically junk others didnt want , I never called it a rat rod it was just my old model A ., I ended up falling asleep one evening and rolled the car, and at the time it had a metal top I had welded up I walked away from it with only bruses ita a very light car
the first one, probably isnt worth much, the guy probably has like a grand in it. the other one though belongs to one of the members of ZZ top, and is worth a whole lot of money im sure because of that.
but if your really interested in rat rods, go check out the KillBillet.com forums. Those guys are a lot of help on where to find. and theres a lot of good information and defination of what a rat rod is.
hey ,
This might be late for you but i want to let you know from a kid that learn the hard way.
I was hunting and litterly fell threw the windshield of my first car I was 13yrs old.
I asked my uncle what is was and he noticed i had a interest in the car.
the advantage is that he and my G-father owed a gas station for years so he knew how to work on cars. I didn't know squat.
But figure out what kind of cars you like. find out what those cars are.
I you like trucks then look at them and figure out what they are.
Also if you listen to allot of the old timers they will tell you a truck for a first project is better then a car. for the simple fact there is less to them.
But this is not always the truth . some of the guys here have a whole lot more work in their trucks then i had in my car and it was a 56 Chevy.
i now have a had several other cars and just recently found a great deal for a 49 ford truck.
But to learn you can find tons of information these days on line.
when i did it they didn't even know what a computer was for at home LOL
they were the size of most houses back then. here i sit with it on my lap.
but the point is find the car/ truck you want and like .
then start looking for one that you can afforded. if you look hard enough and long enough you will find one.
Also if you wan to do some thing like a custom car. then look for the car of your choice and find someones parts car that is not completely tore apart. but that is complete as you can afforded.
and start restoring it. one part at a time.
another thing to do is get in to the old junk yard in your area. not sure where you live but most small towns have one around them and if you take the time to look you might find what your looking for there.
When i started with my car i would go out and find parts from cars like the 56 Chevy . weather i had them or not. i cant tell you how many hours i put in to polishing hub caps and also restoring head light buckets. and several other small parts that i could afforded to buy. then i would take them to the showers and ask around if they knew someone looking for any of the parts i had that were done.
Also side moldings that were in good shape that you can polish were good sellers also. and in my case i did models real well and would restore emblems also.
but i have gone on long enough Good luck!! and dont give up is the best thing i can tell ya.
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|The grill is a def a 34.
How much for..........
I think you'll find Billy's truck to be a '35 or'36.... Youngster.
|Leaky Pipes
|The bottom car is a 33 or 34 pickup. the cab alone is worth more than the entire car in the top pic. the grills are very rare as well fetching high dollars.
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A guy from Danville, Kentucky built the truck, Billy Gibbons bought it from him, and now keeps it at SoCal
How much for a beat up little rat rod like this?
Car #2 is Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top. So Cal built it.
rat rods are perfect for some
I have grown up going to "high end" car shows and seeing owners worry about getting rained on, and having their cars get scratched up. I do not understand why people go through the trouble to haul their cars to shows I think it is ridiculous therefore I think a rat rod or low budget hot rod is the perfect solution as long as they are safe, comfortable and reliable, as far as the two cars pictured in the beginning of this thread go, I dont know anything about the first, but I know the builder of the second, and it is a very solid driver, with almost all new or refurbished parts other than the body (Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top actually purchased this car last year), many of these rat rods are not nearly as ratty as they look, and a lot of money are spent on them, however, I think the fun in these are building them yourselves not buying a prefabed rat rod. I will also agree that what people are paying for these cars is crazy! It is not cheap or easy to build a safe reliable hot rod, but it is worth it in the end, and by building a rat rod you will be able to enjoy it no matter the weather or the road conditions.
|As far as brakes go, you can do what I suggested to a friend at a local rod shop. He's building a traditional "rat" style car (really low!!). He's building it right, using some traditional parts (Nailhead engine w/three deuces, Dual-Range Hydro, huge drums all the way around) and some modern parts (air bags in rear only). I suggested he make some "landing pads" in the rear, with the front curved up. If the brakes failed he could always let the air out of the rear...
|Rob (chuck) Berry
I think the "hardcore" rat rodders I see in the magazines are using the car as an additional styling accessory, to go with the ducks a haircut and the polka dot skirts on the girls. On the other hand at least here in Aus, there are quite a few rods built using vintage parts such as A models and early truck bodies with flatheads, unsplit radius rods, undropped axles and sometimes channeling (above the scrub line). BUT all the street driven ones have minimal rust, floorboards and servicable steering and brakes, and those super expensive skinny whitewalls, together with the mexican blanket and big steering wheels and two foot long shifters. Unfortunately the streetable cars are classed in the same category as the undrivables.
If you look at my project album you will see I have a 34 lookalike built with what I had around (just about zip!) if I could have found a body and chassis in even close to reasonable shape I would have still wound up with a similar car, but I didn't. My newest aquisition is a real deal 35 Ford hearse! I could cut it up and hash it up with a six inch channel and get the smoky flathead going and tow it to events, but I won't. You see, I, just like most the other rodders out there actually ENJOY the labour, the smell of rust flakes after they have been cut out, the figuring out how the heck I will fit this and that without butchering the firewall; sussing out steering and the right diff to use, matching the brakes and making as much as I can, then maybe enhancing the body lines to suit my taste and perhaps doing something different with out going overboard. The final reward of driving a car with unique character is worth the months or even years of construction time. Individualism.
As far as getting new guys to the sport, I always stop to talk if a young guy asks me about the cars in the shed or if Im out on a drive. I certainly found hotrodding by asking questions as a kid and as I grew older I read every book and magazine I could lay my hands on forming ideas and laying plans for my future rod. I find the guys who will end up as Rodders are the ones who step up and make the move, to the young fellow that started this thread all I can say is it takes more than money to be a Rodder, your question perhaps should have been " How do I go about making a car like in the pictures" the answer is the same as all us have experienced, study, read, and learn. Find out where the Rodders are stand back and ask questions and for goodness sake respect the guys car (even if it isnt your ideal) and if you arent too much of a pain youll find out most of us will welcome you into the fold. You probably wont do a great job first time out but dont be put off by the nay sayers just do the best you can when you finally get a car to do up whether its an early Ford or a later model, be proud that you are an individual and have a mind of your own. Being a hotrodder is a state of mind.
Best of luck
|Good Frosty
Umm...yeah, atleast paint it with rattlecan paint. Might temporarily stop rust and it makes whatever your building look more like a work in progress, and less like a pile of parts.
Course, that dosn't mean you could build something shoddy, throw some paint on it and be done.
An unsafe LOOKING vehicle is bad for the Hot Rodders image. A primer coated car looks safer than a car covered in rust. That is just the way it is.
|I dont care who owns it..........If that thing had a blowout, the body would drop right on the road..............To me, that makes it unroadworthy. Of course, what do I know, I can't even play a guitar.
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A drum-shaped brass flush mounted ceiling fixture with a milk glass lens.
Overall: 5-3/4" drop x 10-3/4" diameter
UL listed for use in dry or damp environments.
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Also available with 2 GU24 sockets
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- Exchanges
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- Exchange Damaged or Melted Items
- Packages Returned to Us
- Return Just Cases
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Samples are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
We gladly offer exchanges on unused product at no charge. You will be charged only for shipping the exchange to you. Return the item within 30 days of receipt with the original invoice. We will credit your store account. You can reorder the item you want as soon as we receive the returned item.
Return Un-Used Makeup:
We will happily issue a store credit or refund for your unused product. We do not refund shipping charges.
Return Used Makeup:
We do not offer refunds on used products. We will issue you a store credit if you return the item within 30 days of receipt. We do not cover shipping costs on a used returned item. There is a 10 item per year/per customer limit on used cosmetic returns.
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- Please put your invoice number on the outside of your package so we may properly credit your account.
- Send an email to email@example.com or call us at (214) 302-0290 for an RMA number and further instructions.
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Camera Ready Cosmetics
14203 Proton Rd
Farmers Branch, TX 75244
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Packages returned for a bad address:
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320 S. Milpitas Blvd.
Milpitas, CA 95035
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Pictures: Club's new Brent Cross store opens
Hundreds of Arsenal supporters flocked to the Club's new flagship store at Brent Cross Shopping Centre earlier today when The Arsenal Brent Cross opened its doors to the public.
Gunners legend Martin Keown was on hand to officially welcome the first customers into the new store and sign autographs for the hordes of eager supporters. Later on in the day, midfielder Jack Wilshere made a guest appearance, taking part in a special signing session for 250 pre-invited fans.
The store, located in a traditional heartland of Arsenal support, is situated on the upper mall of Brent Cross Shopping Centre, adjacent to Fenwicks Department Store and stocks the Club's new Nike replica home kit for 2012/13 (away kit available from August 9), as well as a range of Arsenal training and leisure wear and traditional merchandise.
The first 100 supporters to spend over £20 in store received a free exclusive Arsenal football and a 25 per cet voucher off their next purchase. Customers heading into the new store were also able to enjoy a host of exciting digital content on the in-store big screens and experience the thrill of a matchday by sitting in Arsene Wenger's touchline chair and sampling the smell of freshly cut Emirates Stadium turf.
Throughout the day, fans took part in a special Twitter promotion to win a personalised 2012/13 away shirt by tweeting a picture of themselves at the store to the official Arsenal account (@Arsenal) using the hashtag #thearsenalbrentcross.
Nick Peel, Retail Director, Arsenal Football Club, said: "The Brent Cross development is an exciting addition to the Arsenal retail arm and further evidence of the Club expanding and investing further afield. The new store will help us to engage with a wider fanbase, while reducing our reliance on matchday traffic. Our aim was to create a destination which was fresh and innovative and which fans would find appealing and we are delighted with the outcome."
Tom Nathan, Brent Cross General Manager, added: "Brent Cross is thrilled to open Arsenal Football Club's first official flagship store in a major retail location. We have many Gunners supporters among our shoppers so they in particular will be able to combine two of their great passions - shopping and football - in a single visit. The store looks amazing with a unique design and a stunning array of merchandise that befits one of the biggest football clubs in the world."


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A single tier version of our Astrid Chandelier, comprised of four branches arrayed on a baluster-form stem, with subtle incised detailing overall.
Minimum height: 68 cm
Overall: 48 cm diameter
4 SES/E14 sockets, maximum 60 watts per socket
For other configurations and sizes, see our Astrid Family.
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A solid brass, single-light sconce with a concentrically stepped, round backplate and glass hurricane shade.
Overall: 15-3/4" h. x 4-1/2" w. x 10-1/2" d.
Backplate: 4-1/2" diameter
Shade: 10-3/8" h. x 4-1/2" diameter
UL listed for use in dry environments
Single candelabra socket, maximum 60 watts
2" x 3" vertical junction box recommended
For other configurations and sizes, see our Marion Family.
Burnished Brass, Burnished Nickel, Dark Antique Brass, Dark Pewter, Dark Waxed Bronze, German Silver, Light Antique Brass, Light Pewter, Medium Antique Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, Polished Brass, Polished Nickel, Satin Nickel
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Sneezing. Itchy, watery eyes. Irritated throat. Runny nose. Whether you have one, two, or all of these, allergy symptoms can make you feel miserable and run down. The first sneeze or tingle in the throat may send many of us running to the nearest pharmacy for antihistamines and other over-the-counter medications. But are there alternative remedies that can provide relief from allergies as well?
Getting to Know Herbs
When we think of alternative treatments, we often think of exotic herbs with potential healing powers. But what really has been shown to work just as well as conventional treatment and what is sham? Several small studies may help shed light on the effect of medicinal herbs in treating allergy symptoms. One study looked at a combination tablet containing Cinnamomum zeylanicum, Malpighia glabra, and Bidens pilosa versus a well-known antihistamine, loratadine. The researchers found that both loratadine and the combination herbal tablet reduced nasal symptoms.
Another small study evaluated the effectiveness of a Chinese herbal treatment against allergic rhinitis. Participants taking the Chinese herbs reported significant symptom improvement compared to those who did not.
Other herbal remedies that may be effective against allergic rhinitis are:
- Aller-7—Indian herbal combination
- Tinospora cordifolia
- Perilla frutescens
Pass the Butterbur
Larger studies show that the herb butterbur may be helpful against allergic rhinitis. Butterbur was shown to reduce allergy symptoms compared to placebo.
Another study compared butterbur against fexofenadine (an over-the-counter allergy medication) and placebo. Butterbur and fexofenadine were found to be equally effective, while both were more effective than placebo.
On Pins and Needles
If needles do not scare you, then acupuncture may be an option in the line of alternative treatments against allergies. But before you rush to an acupuncturist, be aware that most systematic reviews of acupuncture studies show that there is either limited or conflicting evidence that acupuncture works in improving symptoms. However, one small study did show acupuncture to be more effective than sham acupuncture for persistent allergic rhinitis.
Under the Tongue
For some, needles are a part of life. Some people treat their allergy symptoms with allergy shots. Known as immunotherapy, the idea behind the treatment is to reduce allergic symptoms and increase immunity against the allergic substance by exposing the body to small amounts of the substance. Traditionally, exposure is done through injecting the allergic substance into the upper arm. This is extremely effective for treating allergic rhinitis and has minimal adverse effects when done under the supervision of an allergist.
An alternative to shots is placing the substance under the tongue. This treatment is known as sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT). With SLIT, the allergic substances are placed as drops under the tongue. Studies on the effectiveness of this treatment for allergic rhinitis have been mixed, although most have shown SLIT to relieve major symptoms. One study also claims that it may be useful in preventing new allergies from developing.
SLIT appears to work best if used year round and year-after-year. The US Food and Drug Administration recently approved its first sublingual extract for the treatment of certain grass pollen allergies.
There are options for those seeking allergy relief outside of the pharmacy aisle. Talk with your doctor first before taking any herbal remedy. Some herbal therapies may interact with medications you may already be taking or may cause undesirable side effects.
- Reviewer: Michael Woods, MD
- Review Date: 05/2015 -
- Update Date: 05/29/2015 -


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