How Do Women Of Different Ages Choose High Heels?

Women are always nice to them.

It's hard to resist.

It is mysterious and tempting, and the selection of high heels is often related to personal age and personality.

20 years old, your personality is very loud and beautiful.

30 years old, you are more rational, think twice before you act.

40 years old, you are like a ripe fruit. You know life accidents.

We seldom know 20 years old.

Good-looking, personality,

It is the pronoun of our dressing style.

Therefore, at this time, we can dress ourselves at the height of 10-15 centimeters, and believe that it is not worth it.

At the age of 30, you are mature, because you really understand life, understand your family, understand the society, and understand your life value.

The 30 year old woman is a peony, not too rosy as a rose, not like a lotus flower too young. The experience of wind and rain baptism is the glory and richness of her growth.

Independence and maturity are their best skills.

The 40 year old woman is like a flower. As the saying goes, the 20 year old woman is a flower age, but there is a lack of meaning in beauty. 40 year old woman has undergone many baptism of life. It is like a bottle of fine old red wine, which tastes delicious. The 40 year old woman's mentality is more calm and serene, and the dignified manner and manner are long lasting and temperament is their magic weapon.

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According to the FAO survey, the Chinese market has shrunk and even spread to the origin of leather, Australia and New Zealand.

Last year, Australian lambs prices fell by about 85%, while the prices of lamb skins in neighbouring New Zealand also shrank by 40%.

On the east coast of New Zealand's North Island, because of the decline in the price of lamb skin, taking into account the input-output ratio, sheep Nick Baode Riel intends to raise 2700 lambs this year.

Rick said that this helped to prevent further decline in sheepskin prices.

Karl Alvel, a marketing manager at AllianceGroup, a meat manufacturer in Invercargill, New Zealand's southern end, said the decline in sheepskin prices was related to China's tightening environmental policy, and the weak global economy was also a big incentive.

According to the FAO data, China is one of the five largest sheep producing areas in the world, but it also absorbed 74% of the world's export sheepskin, followed by Turkey, Russia and Italy.

Zhao Jingchuan said that he has invested 15 million yuan in the construction of sewage purification equipment to deal with hazardous chemicals and sewage discharged from leather processing.

He said that more stringent new environmental laws would eliminate a number of small businesses that could not meet modern production standards, and large factories like him would eventually benefit.

For most leather processing industries, some chemical substances, such as chrome used in tanning process and hydrogen sulfide produced during processing, are easily mishandled, which will greatly affect the environment and human health.

In the past, some small businesses often took risks in wastewater treatment and avoided supervision, and later they did not dare, Zhao said.

Chen Zhanguang, Deputy Secretary General of China Leather Association, told the media that large enterprises can better comply with environmental regulations, while some small businesses are not optimistic.

"Factories that fail to meet the standards will be turned off."

He said.

Chen Zhanguang said that the decline in sheepskin prices was due to falling demand at home and abroad.

The US economy has gradually emerged from low growth for many years, and will help stimulate the development of the leather market.

Mr. Feng, who ran a small leather factory in Xinji, told the media that the double blow of environmental policy tightening and declining market demand is really overwhelming.

At the beginning of last year, he had to close the factory which had been in operation for eight years.