Want to get gorgeous on the cheap and fast? We have some super-stellar tips that are both easy and affordable! Want longer lashes? All you will need is mascara, a spoolie and some cotton. Coat your lashes in mascara, then dab the spoolie in cotton, apply it to lashes and solidify cotton with an additional coat of mascara. Voila!
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Want to really make your cheeks radiate but not look overly made up? Add blush BEFORE applying your foundation for a rosy, glow that isn’t too much and gives your cheeks a ‘natural’ glow. Perfecto!
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Back to thickening those eye lashes, there are plenty of options from cotton balls, to green tea, egg even olive oil! Chose one and see where it takes you! My personal favorite is the castor oil, makes your eyes feel brand spankin’ new!
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Want lashes that stay put? Heat your eyelash curler with your blow dryer so your lashes curl up more easily and make for a longer hold. And who DOESN’T want a lash that holds?!
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Going for that classic wave that’s just relaxed enough but still styled so it looks like you tried? Braid your hair and after securing the braid with a rubber band, take a straighter and go over your braid for a few minutes for the most, perfect relaxed curls.
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But what about volumizing your hair while you’re busy on the go? We covered that for you too!
Tattoos are really fun and really cool, but they’re not always viable. Eventually, that 30 Seconds to Mars ink you got done, perfectly complete with a detailed interpretation of Jared Leto’s face, just won’t be viable anymore. Maybe you’re trying to get a job at a car dealership or an elementary school- no one’s gonna want to see that smiling joker while you’re on the job at either of these places.
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Maybe that Bill Cosby tattoo doesn’t seem so appealing in light of recent events. You can’t show up to your next family function looking like you support an alleged rapist- that would just be in poor taste. In these kinds of situations, your only option is to get the tattoo removed. But how does one go about the process of removing their ink, and what are the costs?
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The most popular method of tattoo removal is to use a laser beam which injects the skin with an intense light. This light will then break up the ink particle in the tattooed area, causing the unwanted design to fade. Anything that the laser doesn’t take care of will be outed by the body over time. Additionally, you don’t have to worry about the laser affecting the rest of your body because it only targets pigmented skin.
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Another popular method called IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) uses small bursts of light to eradicate unwanted tattoos, instead of one concentrated beam that occurs in normal laser removal sessions. Either way, they do the same thing. But it’s not as easy as just going in for an hour and never worrying about your embarrassing markings ever again.
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If you want to completely get rid of a tat, you’ll have to attend multiple sessions of laser removal. The amount of sessions depends on the inked area and content of the tattoo; simple lines will be easier, but more colorful, detailed spots will take longer. Treatments are normally scheduled three weeks apart, so getting rid of a tattoo is almost as big of a commitment as getting one in the first place.
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Keep reading to learn more about the process of tattoo removal, and how it can help those who regret their ink.
How often do you wash your hair? I know, that question sounds like a trap. Like when an unsuspecting kid walks up to their mother only to hear her say, “So did you put away your laundry today?” She’s not actually asking if you put your laundry away, she’s saying, “YOU DIDN’T DO IT AT ALL DID YOU. YOU ARE IN SO MUCH TROUBLE.”
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In this case, however, it’s not a trap (or is it)? Personally, I wash my hair pretty often. I just hate the feeling of oily hair, it looks gross it feels gross, I just don’t like it. Many people I’ve met seem to feel the same way, especially people who have particularly oily hair.
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Sure, by now a lot of us have head that you’re not really supposed to wash your hair every day, but we haven’t heard a ton about WHY or how often we really should wash it. Besides, after a day of not washing our hair can get pretty oily.
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When you’re standing in the bathroom fixing yourself up for the day, and you think you look pretty grand until you look up and see your gross dirty hair hanging off your head, it’s hard not to scream and immediately take a shower. Who cares if you’re not supposed to wash your hair every day! This is disgusting!
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But hold back. Resist the urge. Buy some dry shampoo. Because the truth of the matter is that despite how icky you may feel when you don’t wash your hair, if you resist you may actually start to see benefits to holding off.
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Of course you have to wash your hair eventually, because not doing that is . . . well I suppose cave people did it, but if you never wash your hair again you may start to smell. But, with a careful regime of washing/not washing, your hair may become less oily in general, it may become healthier, shiner, stronger. BIONIC HAIR.
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Beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder, right? Despite what you see on TV or at the movies, there is no such thing as an “ideal beauty,” nor is there such a thing as the perfect body. However, we are sold these notions on commercials because it’s all about convincing you that you lack something and that you need a certain product to make up for that thing you lack.
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That’s why it’s so laughable when Americans go to other countries and start to realize that the U.S. obsession with a thin figure and big boobs is not the standard. Imagine a blonde bombshell who travels abroad, and quickly realizes that her Pamela Anderson-inspired figure is not viewed as an attraction.
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That’s the inspiration for this daring woman who took her own body and then applied Photoshop to match the standards of beauty in different countries. This is a fascinating look at how different countries view body size and beauty, and how we all still have a lot to learn about becoming comfortable with who we are.
