3 minutes ago, lily said:

Oh yeah I know that heat was a problem! I meant that the fact that he can't stand heat could explain why he was sweating even before he started his program. Sorry I didn't express myself clearly

 

I'm sure I'm starting to sound like a broken record but some hyperflexible people also have "hyperflexible" veins which dilate too much in the heat, causing heat intolerance (and a lot of sweating.) Could be a reason. *shrug*

43 minutes ago, lily said:

I read somewhere that he can't stand heat (can relate) so maybe that's why? I noticed the others didn't look like they were as hot so that may have something to do with it.

 

40 minutes ago, Sombreuil said:

He has a lot of allergies and make up is a big problem for people who suffer from those

Can relate. Although i can tolerate makeup.

I have a relative who is allergic to carnauba wax ( think that's the spelling) which is in most make up formulations and some unexpected things like waxed jackets- it was the gift of a Drizabone coat that enabled the allergy people to pin point what was causing her to swell up, because make up and beauty products generally have a lot of common ingredients- make up and clothing less so !

51 minutes ago, SparkleSalad said:

 

I bet everyone will hold them upsidedown at the next show.

 

He's the perfect prey for the handkerchief trick, isn't he? I bet if he walked past a group of ladies, dozens of handkerchief would fall at his feet and he would catch and return every single one of them, and he won't even mix them up with one another 

Doesn't he wear makeup when he's on tv though? Or is it just powder because lighting and stuff? 

11 minutes ago, lily said:

Doesn't he wear makeup when he's on tv though? Or is it just powder because lighting and stuff? 

Reminds me of the red cross making of  they're putting powder on his already perfect skin  

1 hour ago, Katt said:

Its include the hair styling too I think. One of my friends spend 30 mins just to apply the lipstick and I always question how its can be that long   My make up routine usually around 15 mins ( I rarely use eyeliner/eyes make up because it makes me feel sleepy)  so I admire those people who can spend hours before the mirror  

 

I don't usually wear makeup at all but a lot of skin creams and sunscreens would make me almost pass out from sleepiness when I was out and about. It was a bit scary at first. I still can't find any information on what would cause it. Do you know what causes your sleepiness? Perhaps it's related.

18 minutes ago, SparkleSalad said:

 

I don't usually wear makeup at all but a lot of skin creams and sunscreens would make me almost pass out from sleepiness when I was out and about. It was a bit scary at first. I still can't find any information on what would cause it. Do you know what causes your sleepiness? Perhaps it's related.

 

I don't have any problem with cream/ sun screens but when I use eyeliner or eye gloss, it makes my eyes feel heavy and then I feel drowsy after 1 hour . My sister said if I wear it more often, the sleepiness will go away. But I don't like eyes make up in general because it takes a lot of time so  I heard sometimes the fragrance in cosmetics can cause sleepiness . Actually they use it in many sleeping mask products I think 

I love the spin!  Just beautiful!!! 

 

1 hour ago, ralucutzagy said:

I love the spin!  Just beautiful!!! 

 

 

Especially the exit of that spin, timed with the highest note of the piano arpeggio... best exit I've ever seen from a spin! Ever!

2 hours ago, ralucutzagy said:

I love the spin!  Just beautiful!!! 

I love the arm movement in that first position

Whoa, that spin! Even though I'm not happy about the repetition of the SP for the third time, if Yuzu pulls off a clean original version of Ballade, it might be worth it!

Hace 3 horas, Murieleirum said:

 

Especially the exit of that spin, timed with the highest note of the piano arpeggio... best exit I've ever seen from a spin! Ever!

Somehow this spin especially and some arm movements remind me strongly of Swan EX. I have never actually compared both programs, it is just the feeling.

23 minutes ago, Floria said:

Somehow this spin especially and some arm movements remind me strongly of Swan EX. I have never actually compared both programs, it is just the feeling.

 

I think Notte Stellata became a very resourceful program for him. It trained his skating skills and trained him to put even more grace into his every movement. We'll definitely see a new Chopin, next year.

The Rose by... Nobunari Oda?!?