Love and Glamour bottle is a contemporary expression of femininity because it represents a girl in an evening gown attending a glamorous occasion such as a red carpet occasion flaunting crimson carpet fashion. In the ad, JLo is trying glamorous as she wears make-up and look that emphasize a throwback feel to the Forties, the golden age of Hollywood.

For almost ten years now Jennifer Lopez fragrance has been a huge participant in the perfume industry. She launched her first line manner back in 2002 as was a pioneer of the celebrity fragrance line. This little girl puts her complete heart and soul into the everything that she does and since her launch in 2002 she has sold more than 1 billion dollar's worth of perfume. Since then there are so many celebrities who've thrown their hat into the ring to endorse perfumes. However Jennifer Lopez will all the time be seen as the pioneer of celebrity perfume. And she really does not worry about her rivals she only focuses on what is essential to heart.

MEGAN FOX (height 1.68 m, 5' 6"), was born May 16, 1986 in Rockwood Tennesse, USA. She has one older sister. Megan grew up in a very poor household, but this did not stop her parents from encouraging her interest in arts at an early age. Megan's parents divorced when she was young and she and her sister were raised by her mother and her stepfather.

She began her acting career in 2001 with several minor television and film roles, and played a recurring role on Hope and Faith. In 2004, she launched her film career with a role in Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen. Megan finally got her big breakthrough role in a live-action film "Transformers" in 2007, where she played the role of Mikaela Banes, the love-interest of Shia LaBoeuf. Megan Fox has been voted as the 'Sexiest Woman in the World by the readers of FHM magazine in 2008. In 2009, Fox appear in Diablo Cody's "Jennifer's Body", alongside Adam Brody and Amanda Seyfried. Megan Fox has appeared on the covers of many magazines (Premiere Magazine, ASOS Magazin, Diva magazine, FHM, GQ, ELLE, USA Weekend...).

Megan has eight known tattoos! The most popular of Megan's tattoos are the quote from the Shakespeare play King Lear on her right shoulder with the words "We will all laugh at gilded butterflies" and a portrait of Marilyn Monroe on her right arm. Megan Fox has a lot friends as Kellan Rhude, Amanda Seyfried, Michael Biehn, Jennifer Blanc... Megan Fox is currently engaged to actor Brian Austin Green.

When this celebrity pulls her hair up, you should notice that she never goes overboard with the neatness. Instead, she tends to let her hair stay somewhat loose and free. She never restricts herself to sleek and tightly pulled back buns. Her hair tends to be slightly messy, yet very put together.

In order to get this style, you will have to start by curling your hair. Her hair is always curly, but she generally uses medium sized curls that are loose and can easily move, rather than really large curls or tight curls.

To curl your hair, you have several options. You can try using a traditional curling iron, for example, or you can give rollers a try. Alternatively, you can try using a medium sized straightening flat iron. You should use whatever works best for you, but do not forget to apply some kind of heat protection spray or hair cream.

After your hair has been properly curled and allowed to cool down, you will need to turn it into a loose bun. You can use bobby pins and other clips to do this. If your hair is very long, you might also be able to create a loose bun naturally.

If you are having trouble creating Taylor Swift updo hairstyles, you may want to have your hair done by a professional.

The Taylor Swift biography begins on December 13, 1989 when she was born in Wyomissing, PA. Her father was a stock broker and her mother stayed at home with Taylor and her younger brother Austin.

Her first taste in fame came in third grade when she won a national poetry competition with a three page poem called "Monster in My Closet." Poetry morphed into songwriting and by age 10, she was writing songs, singing in karaoke contests, and performing at various festivals and fairs.

She was picked up by the sketch comedy group TheaterKids Live! But the mother of the show's producer, Kirk Cremer, saw her sing Karaoke at a cast party and suggested that she would have even more success as a singer rather than an actress or comedian.

Cremer rented venues such as mall space and also lined Swift up to perform in various contests.

When she was 11, Swift traveled to Nashville to hand out copies of her work to country music producers. She was rejected by the producers and ridiculed by her peers. But she was not deterred.

She went back to Pennsylvania and learned the 12 string guitar. She continued to travel to Nashville to stay connected with the producers she had met. To minimize the travel, when she was 14, the whole Swift family moved to the Nashville suburbs.

This finally paid off when Scott Borchetta signed her to his new production company Big Machine Records.

She released her first single in 2006. By the end of that year, she released a self-titled album "Taylor Swift" which debuted at no. 19 on the Billboard chart. It also spent 8 consecutive weeks on top of the Country Music chart. All of the songs on the album were either written or co-written by Taylor.

She is one of the 10 most visited musical artists on MySpace and is also the top rated country artist on that site.

While she has a lot of life ahead of her, that is the Taylor Swift biography to date.

Plants I adore - the whole - from minute phytoplankton to the giant redwoods and forests... the verdant leaves - the rainbow coloured flowers - the magic range of life preserving seeds - the wondrous fruits for us to eat - the wild, wild grasses carpeting the plains.....

And those that burst in season - the aged oaks and century spanning trees - and plants that we can only appreciate on our knees -plants that come by day to flower or scatter with first breeze - those that perfume the air and fill our space - those that are considered useful by God's grace - those plants that grow in water above, through and below - all plants make my heart and mind in gratitude aglow.

I look with hope to see a bud insisting upon expansion to allow its exudation of its perfume, the expression of its soul; I breathe inspiration as I surrender to its fragrance; I am in awe of the Creative genius that allows all the wealth and variety that we share with nature to bloom in perfect pattern and designs that permeate the living cells of root and stem, leaf, flowers, fruits to culminate in the miracle of the microscopic and miraculous seed computer where even in the smallest resides the secret of life generation, control and command of growth of forest giants.

And beyond compare are the flowers - the floral world where colour, perfume, form unite creating beauty that no human effort can replicate and forever remain as the symbolic reminders of nature's magical, enduring art with its range of qualities that serve for our inspiration.

We can however, assist the natural agencies that produce all the wondrous species that exist: through our protection of the wilderness, our cultivation of the useful, our understanding of the plant qualities and what they offer us in food and medicine as well as urging our increased and conscious appreciation of their role in the survival of the human race.

But beyond this is the general awareness, now growing stronger, of the sensitivity of plants and their subtle capabilities as sentient life companions as we care for them and share our planet with them in our homes and gardens, our offices, farms, fields and forests.

To identify the plants we love, grow, eat and utilize allows our regard for plants to have a basis from which we can expand into almost limitless capacity to become more familiar with the plant kingdom. Whether we approach our studies as a professional or an amateur botanist or remain simply a lover of plants, our interest has the potential to be life-long and will reward us with aesthetic and practical benefits and much joy.

Love is a heartfelt thought of affection, you give conscious or unconscious to something you like -from your self like Narcissus [a Greek legend who fell in love with his own reflection and was turned unto a flower], to your mother, father, family, friends, lover, [even if your relationship with them is bad], animals, social life, career, work, liquor, pigs, money to material possessions, sadism, gossiping, music, TV, high achievers, movies, celebrities etc and this result into emotional attachment to your object of adoration and since every thought carries an emotional tag, you will feel it. And thinking too much about that object of affection in the name of love, budges you to give it to them or express it and if you don't stop thinking about them too hard, it can lead to obsession or infatuation and there is danger there because when we live in expectations with strong belief how things are and how others should be, we will get disappointed because nobody is perfect to live up to anybody's expectation.

Why does chocolate evoke so many feelings and emotions for us? Chocolate has long been associated with passion, romance and love. This association may go all the way back to the Aztecs. They believed chocolate was a source of spiritual wisdom, incredible energy and elevated sexual power. Chocolate was widely used as a nuptial aid and was widely served at wedding ceremonies. The Aztecs did not know chocolate as we do today; they consumed the cocoa as a drink. Reports indicate that the Emperor Montezuma consumed large quantities of the drink every day and always fortified himself with a cup before entertaining his harem. The explorer Cortes reported to Carlos I of Spain that chocolate is "... the divine drink which builds up resistance and fights fatigue. A cup of this precious drink enables a man to walk for a whole day without food." From the earliest times, chocolate was considered a substance of power and a source of vitality.

Here are 10 romantic ways to propose to your girlfriend on Valentine's Day -- and get her to say 'Yes'!

1. Get an attractive heart-shaped candy box. Fill it with delectable designer chocolates. Remove the centre piece and place your diamond engagement ring there. Have a personal message engraved on the ring. Alternately, fill the box with chocolate letters, spelling out 'Marry me' with your engagement ring nestled inside.

2. Take her to a fairly secluded spot in a lovely park. When you are about to reach there, blindfold her and lead her to the place. Pull off the blindfold and let her eyes fall on a placard (which you have placed there in advance), decorated with hearts saying, 'Will you marry me?"

3. If you are celebrating Valentine's Day at your place, rent her most favourite romantic movie. Halfway through the movie that you are watching on your home theatre, let the screen go blank. Pretend to see what's wrong and project your proposal on the wall.

4. This needs an advance purchase of a large amount of red roses. Write 'Will you marry me?' with rose petals on her lawn. Or, if she is coming over to your pad, greet her with your rose-petalled proposal on the living room floor. Keep an open velvet box in the centre in which your sparkling diamond engagement ring awaits her finger.

5. Take her for dinner to a fancy restaurant -- if possible get a cozy corner seat. Arrange beforehand with the manager for what is going to happen next. Ask the waiter to bring the menu card. Hers will be slightly different. As she opens it, she reads your romantic proposal on it. Or arrange for your proposal to fall out of a fortune cookie which will be served with dessert.

6. Present her with a dozen long-stemmed red roses along with a handmade card instead of going for the usual store-bought one. Affix a battery-operated device to the card so that when she opens it, it 'talks' to her: 'Will you marry me?" Tie your engagement ring to the stems of the bouquet.

7. Proposals can be nerve-wrecking affairs. To lighten the atmosphere, tickle her funny bone. Get a soft cuddly toy (teddy bears top the list). Add a diamond engagement ring around its neck and fit an audio device within the teddy. As she squeezes the teddy, he pops the question to her.

8. Restaurants are going to be overcrowded, not to mention overpriced. Certainly not the best of places for having a heart-to-heart with your loved one. Don an apron and cook dinner for her at your place instead. Have chilled champagne ready and tie a satin ribbon to the champagne flute. This is no ordinary ribbon but has your engagement ring attached to it. Whichever dessert you offer her, have 'Will you marry me' piped in chocolate around the edges of the dessert platter.

9. Depending on her personality, prepare your strategy. For the ultra romantic and feminine girl (who has secretly been dreaming of this moment ever since she was a little girl), play the knight in the shining armour. This one calls for the complete candlelight dinner-flowers routine, including dropping down on one knee and proposing to her with a sparkling engagement ring.

If she is the outdoor, sporty type who feels mighty uncomfortable with heavy-duty emotions, take refuge in humour and the offbeat. Go paragliding or bungee jumping and have your proposal written on the back of your chute! Of course, be sure to jump before she does!

10. Arrange for a romantic private dinner, either on the beach or at your place, and have a myriad lit candles spell out your proposal for you.

Remember, even though it is tempting to propose to your lady love via email or a recorded voice message, don't give in to it. Every woman desires that the most significant moment in her life be conducted live! So, go right ahead and propose to your sweetheart. Cupid is secretly rooting for you!

First you need to separate yourself from outside distraction and focus on writing. This may be achieved by turning on some beautiful music or by relocating: going to a park or other quiet area.

You must be able to feel every word and how it relates and sounds with the other words. So it is not a bad practice to read the poem or recite it as you are writing it.

As far as feeling every word: you should have already determined a general theme of the poem before you write (lost love, new love, pain in love, etc.). After you have identified that feeling there are a few steps you can take to draw the poetry out.

1) Read a similar poem by a master poet. (They are a master if they are able to create a reaction or feeling when you read it.) Then write your poem based on the same poetic conventions (techniques or form).

2) Watch a moving video with a similar theme to the poem that you plan to write about. Then after the feeling evoked by the video is still fresh in your memory. Write your poem.

3) Listen to a love song with a similar theme to the poem that you plan to write about. Picture yourself in the song writer's place. Really connect with the feeling. You can keep the song on repeat after you have listened to it while you write your poem.

4) Choose a random title or theme that has nothing to do with love and somehow connect the two in the poem.

Examples:
Mustard (title)
Her eyelashes were mustard the day we met
the smell of her perfume so strong that it made me dizzy
I thought the dizziness was me falling for her

The second time we met she wasn't wearing perfume,
She smelled like an old locker room
And had the look of a hooker
Black lashes, black liner, black leather
...that was the end of the story with Sue.

Mustard (theme)
At first she seemed ordinary.
She seemed like a hundred other girls I met,
so I didn't pay her any attention.
But after having her there in our little group for so long
I started to miss her when she got her full time job.
Every time we went out, everyone could feel something was missing.

After a couple of weeks I decided to visit her job.
She lit up like a kid at Christmas,
I chatted about how much fun we were having without her,
She looked down and asked why I'd come.
I said some of the girls were asking for her.
She said she'd see if she could join us on the weekends.

That weekend she came;
I started talking to her more;
she knew...
(What mustard adds to a dish is the underlying theme.)

5) Begin with an image in your mind of yourself in a situation that evokes the emotion or theme you plan to write about. It can be a real situation or imagined. Pretend that you are talking to the person reading the poem as you write about the experience (This is what good romance novelists do.)

Example:

It was dark and cold,
I could still feel his hands all over me,
The wind gushed
Pushing me back to the direction of his apartment.

I didn't want it like this:
Kisses with a stranger, in a strange land,
He probably was a convict, probably had a disease,
It started to drizzle.

I didn't have a car.
He didn't have a car.
He wanted me so bad, cared so much
He didn't even walk me home.

I'm a mile away;
These tracks I've crossed before have never seemed so long.
Why did I feel like there we a thousand eyes looking at me?
As I climbed the final steps up to my house,
I found my roommates asleep.

Why weren't they worried about me?
Why weren't they looking for me?
What if I'd never come home?
Sleep welcomes me for now.

The first time in the history of Valentines Day that love and lovers are actually associated with the day is during the Middle Ages in a poem by Geoffrey Chaucer. After the famous writer mentioned the two love birds that represented the engagement of the young king Richard II to his young bride to be, Anne of Bohemia.

After this first association of love in the history of Valentines Day, the idea quickly grew popular. By the 17th century, it had become custom for young lovers to exchange small tokens and hand written love notes with each other. By the 18th century, greeting cards began to be commercially produced just for the holiday; and by the middle of the 19th century, retailers began offering special gifts for young men to present to the ladies they were suiting.

Although the history of Valentines Day isn't necessarily as romantic as we are led to believe, the fact remains that it has become one of the most popular, and commercially profitable, holidays ever. Today, men often present their wives and girlfriends with chocolates, flowers, and cards; and the day has come to be associated with the highest number of marriage proposals than any other. One fact remains true regardless of the actual history of Valentines Day - and that is the fact that this is the one day of the year when people feel the most able to express their feelings of affection for one another.