I came across these crazy masks while searching for the ultimate halloween costume. There is no photoshop involved here, these are actual prosthetic masks on REAL people. Continue reading for more pictures and a video.
So you don’t think its cool to wear a bandaid? Think again, Nexcare has come out with duct tape bandaids! Isn’t that just bad ass?
Now this is probably not for the lady but more for your man that wants to keep that tough guy image. Men gotta look tough at all times! Men never have to worry about a wimpy band aid again, just slap one of these bad boys on your wound and continue on with your next DIY project.
The Look: “I immediately think of Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffanys when I see a pompadour,” says Jessica Rizzo, hairstylist at Paul Labrecque salon in N.Y.C., who suggests keeping the look textured and modern like Hilary Duff’s. To flatter a heart-shaped or square face, pin the raised section close to your forehead. “It offsets a horizontal face shape,” she says. Also rounded faces work well with this hair because it elongates their face to appear slimmer!
The Trick: Prep damp hair with volumizing spray, then place Velcro rollers going back along the mohawk part of your head. Remove rollers, tease along the roots and set into place with bobby pins. Finish by stroking shea-butter pomade along the top to eliminate flyaways and frizz. “When you brush over a teased section, you lose a little texture. This makes it modern. It’s a really nice way to make it look shiny and sleek without being overly perfect.”
Source: Instyle
This is the perfect outfit for fall ladies, and now you can get this timeless outfit, for less!
Every lady should have trench in their collection because as well all know it is a staple just as black pants and white blouses are, so go get your next outfit and rock it with style for years, and best of all yo won’t break the bank!
1. Sunglasses, Aldo: $12.
The Look: “Hat head is a dilemma that plagues everyone, regardless of hair texture,” says Bumble & Bumble hairstylist Nico Aceves. To avoid the dent line of demarcation left on your tresses by a darling chapeau like Rachel Bilson’s, Aceves suggests wearing a knit cap. The weave allows for flexibility so that your style doesn’t get crimped. I agree with Ms. Bilson and her advice. I don’t think there should be too much to worry about this season with the hat styles that are out this season(newsboys and knit caps).
The Trick: “Before putting on a hat, spritz a brush with hairspray and run it through your hair. It will keep flyaways under control and prevent static,” says Aceves.This is the perfect way to escape hat head and look cute out on the streets and clubs too!(or where ever you want)
No only if you could get away from the marks on your skin, huh?
Source: Instyle
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