2. Eyes are finished with blue shadow and mascara.

Her eyes were very big and very black, carefully shadowed with a blend of brown and green that made them look huge and tired. (Mary Stewart)

Her eye make-up is simple. She chooses either grey or ^r, grey-blue eye-shadow for day and brushes it in an arch over lids and socket line, often adding another pale shade, like daffodil or pale pink, just under her finely plucked brows. She always wears dark brown mascara.

She had on her opal earrings, her bracelets, and she was perfumed, her hair was combed with a new, clean part and her large eyelids shone with a bluish cosmetic.

Her eyebrows were very thick but not heavy, thinning to a fine point at the outer edges. From a distance they appeared as if painted; close to, he could almost count each fine hair.

Her eyebrows artificially pointed upwards to enhance those fine dauntlessly candid eyes. (Lawrence Durrell)

Her features were regular and handsome; her light grey eyes were heavily made up with green eye-shadow and mascara; her very long golden-red eyelashes curled over an ivory cheek. (Phyllis Bentley)

She had been in the bar nearly all evening, and was flushed, with purple veins appearing on her cheeks, and her mascara melted in a smudge along her upper lids. (Monica Dickens)

Tears came into her eyes and she quickly took up the moisture with a bit of cotton which she looked at for traces of mascara. (Maude Hutchins)

She had enormous eyes, made larger by the triple-thick theatrical eyelashes she was wearing. (Rona Jaffe)

Her hand had been shaking so much from nervousness that morning that it had taken half an hour to put on her false eyelashes. (Rona Jaffe)

3. Manicure

Give me a manicure, please.

His smooth, well-manicured hand rubbed his fleshy face to conceal his impatience. (Angus Wilson)

He noticed that her fingers were square-tipped, with the nails cut quite close. (Kingsley Amis)

Dixie took her nail file out of her bag, snapped the bag shut and started to grate at her nails. (Muriel Spark)

He began to run the nail file under his fingernails, which were already perfectly clean.

The woman stood in front of the gas heater and picked the dirt from under her thumb-nail with the third finger of her other hand. (John H. Griffin)

She never used nail-varnish. (Angus Wilson)

She opened a bottle of nail polish and applied 2 coats.

Etta was sitting in the chair by the window, painting her toe-nails with the red polish. (Carson McCullers)

... Rather clumsy hands but with long pointed nails painted mauve to match her skin-tight dress. (Phyllis Bentley)

She checked her toe-nails..., the shiny lacquer matching that on her fingers. (Maude Hutchins)

Keep tweezers clean by wiping with cotton wool dipped in antiseptic liquid.

Topic 15. PROFESSION AND WORK (ПРОФЕССИЯ И РАБОТА)

Topical vocabulary

appointment schedule	график записи клиентов
argue (with)	спорить с к-л
attitude	отношение
behave	вести себя
behaviour	поведение, манеры
career	профессия, карьера
complain (to),	жаловаться к-л
complete	выполнять
conduct (towards)	поведение (по отношению к к-л)
coworker	сотрудник
discount	скидка
earnings	заработок
ethics	этика
employ	нанимать
employer	работодатель
employee	служащий
equipment	оборудование
guidelines	правила
give credit	доверять
gossip	сплетничать
high-paying	высокооплачиваемый
implement	инструмент
interview	собеседование
make sure	убедиться
make an appointment	назначить встречу
meet one’s needs	отвечать потребностям к.-л.
license	лицензия
list of services	список услуг
offer	предлагать
opinion	мнение
perform	выполнять
receptionist	администратор
respect	уважение
previous	предыдущий
promote	рекламировать
salary	заработная плата
skill	навык
schedule	вести запись, составлять график
security	безопасность
serve	служить, обслуживать
start rumours	распространять слухи
station	зд. рабочее место
supply of materials	запас продукции
take credit	пользоваться доверием