1. Clear plastic
2. Cylindrical
3. White cap
4. Clear purplish liquid inside
5. Difficult to remove cap (still sealed)
6. Has a cucumber and aloe plant on label
7. Bottom is concave
8. Three small holes at the bottom of the bottle, all in a straight line across
9. PET recycle symbol on bottom
10. 4 Fl. Oz./118 mL
11. Bubbles in the liquid
12. Bigger bubbles on the left, smaller bubbles on the right
13. 3.5 inches tall, not including cap
14. Cap 1 inch tall
15. Barcode number: 3 0997-7577-08 0
16. English, French and Spanish translations of instructions/information
17. Cap has extremely subtle ruffles in the plastic, presumably from manufacturing
18. When shaken, the purplish liquid inside forms bubbles that look like tiny fish eggs at the surface. Inside the liquid, though, are tinier bubbles that look like carbon dioxide soda bubbles. Or even particles.
19. The company that made it was Almay
20. Half of the bottle's label is white. Half is clear.
21. The writing on the bottle is all in black letters.
It's a typical tale of a boy and a girl.
Mary cute as a button and sweet as a pearl.
George figured, what the hell, he'd give her a whirl,
Just to see how these new events would unfurl.
But Mary's mother was a bit of a drag,
(Old and wretched and a horrible hag).
She was afraid her daughter'd be tempted to shag
dear George, and the thought made her gag.
Mary and George wanted to go on a date,
To the cinema down the street at half past eight.
The thought made Mary's mum a little irate,
So she stopped the couple at the house's gate.
"Stop! No makeup for you, Miss Mary Mack!"
She said with authority and a little smack.
But Mary wasn't about to take her mum's flack.
She pouted and sobbed and then shouted back:
"Fine! You win! I won't go out tonight,
I hate you, mum, but I don't want to fight.
George and I'll not forget this night.
Don't go thinking that everything's alright!"
When everyone was asleep in the eve,
Mary and George conspired to thieve.
Mary went to the bathroom to retrieve,
her mum's makeup kit. Then they'd leave.
Mary told her boyfriend hush,
As she put on mascara and blush.
But they had to leave in a rush
For she heard her father flush.
They partied until sunrise,
Which was truly unwise.
They returned as the bright skies
Made them improvise.
Mary snuck in through the back door,
Then crawled on the floor
As if in a war
(Until her arms were sore).
She crawled into bed to feign rest,
But her mother too easily guessed,
And loudly expressed,
That she was distressed.
"You've got makeup all over you Mary,
If only you weren't so darn contrary!
Your mascara's a mess; you look quite scary.
A little makeup remover and you'd've caught me unwary.
"But you didn't! And for your rebellious display,
I'm taking all your privileges away."
And Mary was sad; her face showed dismay.
To think that all could have been avoided with a little Almay!
