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What's the difference between brown mascara and black?

I want to buy a covergirl lashblast mascara (orange tube one) . So...if i have black lashes, will it make any difference if i put brown mascara or black? I'm not sure but I don't think there's really a diff cause my lashes are black. Help?
--thanks
I KNOW what the colors black and brown are. i am not dumb.

Good choice to buy, I use lashblast and it is my favorite!!
But yeah, brown mascara is like a very dark brown. I personally think it looks black, it is just not as harsh as the black or very black.
But if you are trying to figure out which to buy I would look at factors like how much makeup do you wear? If you are going for a more natural look and/or have a lighter complexion and hair, you might want to stick with the brown.
But if you wear quite a bit of makeup, especially if you wear black liner, I would say go for the black.
But from what it sounds like since your lashes are dark anyway, I wouldn't stress about it too much. Whether you you choose the brown or black you should be just fine.

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Don'T Die Without The Anointing By Rodney Howard Browne

I know that I would rather die than not have the anointing. If God told me I couldn't walk in His anointing, then I would ask Him to take me home, because there would be nothing else to live for.

God wants to make us vessels that He can flow through. But you have to cry out to Him. "God, I desire to be used of You. I want so badly to be used of You. Use me, Lord. Use me, O God, use me!" Then He will come and He will use you.

Some people don't believe this. They think they can say, "God, You are looking for someone with all these qualifications. Well, I have this degree and this diploma. You really can't do without me. If You don't take me, Your kingdom will suffer. God, if You don't have me, You know the world will suffer. I'm indispensable!"

Yes, God wants you. But God can do without you. Don't ever think that without you, heaven will close down or without you, God will resign and leave the throne. He already left heaven once, when He came here to die for mankind, and rose again.

Are You Hungry?

There must be a hunger. The Word says, "The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much" (James 4:16). There is a story about a certain man by the name of Brainerd who would lie face down in the snow and pray. The snow, for meters around him, would melt because of the fervor of his praying.

People don't want to do that today. They will "pray" in a room where the television is on, so that they can watch the ballgame while they are praying. Call a church barbecue and watch them come by the hundreds meeting, and listen to the excuses. "I'm so tired, Pastor. I've been working all week."

You must want the Holy Ghost. You must thirst for Him. You must desire the anointing more than
anything else in life. You must want it more than you want life itself. You have to mean business with God; get serious with God. It is not a quick stroll down the aisle to have a hand slapped on your head. You have to desire it, intensely desire it from the bottom of your heart and from the depths of your being. You cry out to God, "Do whatever You have to do, but please, let me be a part of it. Do a work in my heart!" God can do a work in your heart.

Look What Happened to Saul

God will work on some people like He did on Saul in Acts 9. He knocked Saul clean off his horse and made him blind for three days and nights. Some people who totally oppose God will be dealt with like that.

I have never had something like that come my way. Neither has the majority of us. Generally, it happens to those who have desired it and called out for it. Read the life stories of some of the great men of God such as A. A. Allen. He locked himself in a room, and told his wife not to let him out, even if he screamed. When he eventually walked out of that room, the glory of God was all over him. He was anointed with fresh oil! Everyone wants a ministry, but no one wants to pay the price to become the vessel God wants. When we become hungry enough to do whatever it takes, God will fill us with fresh oil.

Rodney Howard Browne feels that God has called them to teach the body of Christ, by example, how to create an atmosphere in the church, through the worship of Father, Son and Holy Spirit, so that the presence of God can be made welcome and so that He can touch His children as He sees fit. Jesus said that if He is lifted up then He would draw all men unto Himself. Our job is to lift Him up and not be ashamed of the Word of God or the Spirit of God.

About the Author

Rodney Howard Browne and the Revival Ministries International is a ministry that crosses denominational boundaries and geographical borders to fulfill what the Lord has called it to do, to stir up the Church, telling her to get ready for the coming revival.