Swimming in a chlorinated pool during pregnancy
Riding the bumper cars at an amusement park during pregnancy
Riding horseback during pregnancy
As long as you're having a normal uncomplicated pregnancy, it wouldn't cause a problem. (There might be some pregnancy complications where you'd restrict activity, like pre-term labor or placenta previa, where you're at risk for bleeding from the placenta.) Otherwise, if you're a regular horseback rider, and you feel confident about your skills and aren't doing things that are treacherous, there's no reason you can't keep on riding.
Playing tennis during pregnancy
If you're a very good tennis player, it probably is safe. But the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends avoiding sports with a high likelihood for contact or falling — and that includes tennis. One of the concerns with racquet sports such as tennis is that they often involve rapid changes in direction. With the changes in your center of gravity during pregnancy, these rapid twists and turns could make you more prone to falling. If you fall you could start bleeding if the placenta de...
Moving furniture during pregnancy
Jogging during pregnancy
Ice-skate or Roller blade during pregnancy
Go to a rock concert during pregnancy
Skiing during pregnancy
Mountain-biking during pregnancy
The safty when sitting in a hot tub during pregnancy
Hot tubs are usually too hot to be safe for pregnant women to use. We know that water over 105 degrees is damaging to developing cells. It won't damage yours, but the baby is sitting in fluid that's also going to get very warm. And extreme temperatures can damage early embryos. So hot-tubbing in the first trimester could cause malformations in the fetus or cause you to lose the baby.
When your heart rate over 140 beats per minute during pregnancy
To make my eyes look good without mascara
If you don’t have mascara, try following: 01. brush your brows with a brow gel 02. concealer under your eyes & on your lids (if you need) it 03. use a white/cream eyeshadow to highlight underneath your brows & the inner corners 04. tightline (line your upper waterline) with black waterproof liner 05. curl your eyelashes I hope this helps!
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I've been using Maybelline Full & Soft for several years now, and I think it's the perfect balance of the right sized brush, plenty of fullness and length, without clumps or feeling crusty. I keep seeing the new commercials for new mascaras, and sometimes break away and try something new, but keep going back to the Full & Soft. They make waterproof & not, and several shades (browns-blacks-clears). Plus it doesn't break the bank (Walmart or drug stores for around $4.50). Also when you're applying mascara, if...
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You could try Physicians Formula Plump Potion Lash Plumping & Stimulating Mascara. It has olive leaf & beet root extracts that are actually supposed to condition your lashes. And be sure to keep your receipt in case you don't like, because you should be able to return it. Check before you buy it just to be sure!