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Hello! I am studying esthetics at an Aveda Institute after spending years in retail. I am proof that nothing turns out how you think it will, and that's a good thing. When you think you've got it figured out, you don't. Life would be boring otherwise, right?Makeup, skincare, and psychology are my passions and I'm also happy to give advice on relationships, particularly for teenagers (so many things I wish I could have told myself a decade ago!) I'm happy to help fellow abuse survivors as well.
I'm a diehard SF Giants fan and also enjoy watching the Sharks and Niners. Addicted to music, especially The Gaslight Anthem. Oh, and my name is Krista. :)
advice
So my best mate and I are going to be competing in a dance costume contest for this up coming Halloween. We're going to be dressing as Jake and Natiri from the Avatar movie. We've got our costumes pretty much down, but see we're going to be dancing and we would like to be in character as much as possible. Avatars are barefoot and seeing as to how we're going to be dancing on concrete, we need ideas on foot support. A friend of ours suggested duck taping or somehow sticking Dr.Sholl's soles on the bottom of our feet. I'm looking for another alternative, as to they might fall off while dancing.
Looking forward to suggestions and any help provided. Good day to you! (:
They make special dance shoes called half-soles that you could wear- they cover the bottoms of your feet but don't show. These are what they look like from the top : http://www.carriebs.com/DanceAccessoryImages/156-2_sm.gif Check your local dance store, most places carry them.
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