Bratz Magic Makeup is a popular line of dolls and accessories that was released in 2003 by MGA Entertainment. The dolls feature unique makeup designs that can be applied magically. The concept behind the line is to provide a fun and interactive play experience for children. Each doll in the Bratz Magic Makeup line comes with a magic makeup wand that applies color to the doll's face. The makeup wand is activated by pressing a button, and it releases a colored gel onto the doll's face. The gel can then be spread around using the wand or a finger to create different makeup looks.
Boline
A boline is simply a sharp knife that is used for cutting spell ingredients and the like. Any sharp knife will do, just cleanse it appropriately before and after.
Witchcraft in the modern day, especially Witchcraft as it s practiced by younger people and or people on social media Witchcraft groups, has a certain aesthetic around it that tends to popularise expensive cauldrons, gem-studded wands, expensive black velvet shawls, and all the other trappings of a field that has become caught, like so many things, in the web of materialism and a desire to be identifiably Witchy. Now, please understand that this is not an inherently bad thing - common aesthetic or cosmetic themes are a trope common to many cultures and subcultures around the world and through history.
The gel can then be spread around using the wand or a finger to create different makeup looks. The dolls also come with additional makeup accessories, such as lip gloss and eye shadow, that children can use to enhance their doll's makeup. These accessories can be stored in the doll's makeup case, which is included with the doll.
Substitute card
When playing with double-faced cards, either the traditional transforming ones, meld cards or modal double-faced cards, it's important that your cards are indistinguishable from one another. To accomplish this, you can use either opaque sleeves, substitute cards, or both. To use a substitute card, you must have the actual double-faced card in your possession.
Substitute cards were introduced as checklist cards with Innistrad in 2011, the name change "substitute cards" in the rules happened in 2020 with Zendikar Rising. [2]
Checklist cards had a list of all double-faced cards (common-uncommon/rare-mythic in Shadows over Innistrad) in the respective set on one side and the typical Magic card back on the other side. In Ixalan and Rivals of Ixalan boosters, double-faced cards (almost) always appear with a checklist card. [3]
Because the checklist cards were never super popular aesthetically [4] , an improved write-in substitute card was introduced with Zendikar Rising. [5] [6] When initially revealed and leading up to the release of Zendikar Rising, these were called "DFC helper cards", or just "helper cards". However, in the release notes for Kaldheim [7] and Strixhaven: School of Mages, [8] this terminology was abandoned in favor of "substitute cards".
The front side of a write-in substitute card is blank, with two title bars and a large text box for other information. The back side is a regular card back. The early checklist cards may be exchanged for a write-in substitute card when playing the older double faced cards. Write down the name of the card you're representing, along with any other information visible on the actual card. You can't use substitute cards to jot down sideboarding notes, or anything not found on the card. During the game, if the card is in a public zone, swap in the real card. If it's in a hidden zone, use the substitute card.
The Bratz Magic Makeup dolls are known for their bold and vibrant makeup designs, which include bright eyeshadow colors, glittery lip gloss, and unique patterns. The dolls' faces are also designed with exaggerated features, such as big eyes and full lips, to enhance the overall look. In addition to the dolls, the Bratz Magic Makeup line also includes other accessories and playsets. These include a beauty salon playset, where children can pretend to style their doll's hair and apply makeup, as well as a spa playset, where the dolls can relax and pamper themselves. The Bratz Magic Makeup line has been praised for its creativity and innovation in providing a unique play experience for children. It allows them to express their creativity and experiment with different makeup looks in a safe and age-appropriate way. Overall, Bratz Magic Makeup has become a popular choice for children who enjoy dolls and makeup. It combines fashion, beauty, and play into one fun and interactive experience..
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