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Originally Posted by kazbates
Something I learned a LONG time ago from a cosmetician, the Ring finger (or Wedding finger) is one of the weaker fingers and thus the one we should use when applying make-up. Accord the cosmetician, you want to use the least amount of pressure on the skin, particularly around the eyes, to keep the skin youthful.  |
duly noted.
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I've been trying out Zelda's friend's suggestion of "pushing" the page (a gesture from Right-to-Left) with my thumb for the past few days. I like using it on the 600 since that way I don't encounter the frame. It is taking me a little time to get used to it as I've been using the LtoR gesture for many months, but it is seems to be a little gentler on my arthritic thumb knuckle. So. . .Thanks, Zelda's Friend!! 
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good to know. i tried a different gesture last night, since i switched to holding it in my left hand, using my thumb. it was still the same direction (r-to-l) but since it was my other hand it was the opposite gesture (thumb going towards the hand). i'm not sure whether it was because it was my left hand, or the gesture itself, but i found it really uncomfortable and soon went back to using my right hand (thumb going away from the hand to turn pages). also i seemed to have much more trouble getting the swipes to register using the left thumb, but that was probably because it's my weaker hand and it's less adroit.