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19 Aug

Ephemeral’s made-to-fade tattoos will change the industry perpetually

Growing up in a Persian Jewish household on Long Island, tattoos were out of the query for Josh Sakhai. As a freshman at Recent York University, he saw friends adorn themselves with ink – some with success, some with regret. And so Sakhai began to mull: What if tattoos didn’t should last perpetually? Six years later, he has a solution. They don’t. Together with CEO Jeff Liu and chemical engineers, Brennal Pierre and Vandan Shah, the team are set to launch Ephemeral – the first-ever made-to-fade tattoo brand. It looks like a everlasting tattoo. It’s applied like a everlasting tattoo (sorry, it still hurts) but then it disappears in a few yr. Sakhai says the key is within the ink, which his...

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19 Aug

Why we’d like more representation for folks with fuller

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Why we’d like more representation for folks with fuller

I’ve all the time had a double chin — and while I’ve managed to just accept the opposite parts of myself that society tells me to not, it’s the roll of fat under my face that has all the time been the sticking point. From seeing Tumblr posts aged 14 wherein popular figures from the social networking site would ask for advice on tips on how to eliminate theirs, to seeing ‘gross out’ Insta stories of thin people folding their face into their neck in hopes of making a double chin, actually, from the very moment I started to develop a way of self, I’ve been conditioned to think my face shape was unattractive. Nevertheless, as my teens have rolled into...

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19 Aug

90s T-Boz hack!

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My good friend Keira is here and we're gonna try a hack to provide her 90s bowl cut some 90s vibez! https://deeperthanhair.com/ source...

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19 Aug

How sex and dating have not caught up with

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How sex and dating have not caught up with

Throughout the realms of fashion and sweetness, a shift towards diversity in casting implies that representation of assorted bodies and multiple ethnicities is progressively improving. Throughout the worlds of dating and sex nevertheless, things are more staid; irrespective of how progressive we appear to be getting as a culture in the best way that we view beauty, in relation to individual desire we are sometimes judgemental and discriminatory. A famous blog post from 2014 detailed how on OKCupid, as an example, black women and Asian men are the least liked or least desired on the platform, and on apps like Grindr, not much has modified – minority ethnic people experience a lot fetishisation and racism that the app-makers needed to publicly...

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