Emer O'Toole challenges social convention by not shaving for 18 months

Emer O’Toole, a 28-year-old English journalist has created an Internet buzz after she appeared on a morning show and revealed her hairy armpits and legs. The confident young woman said she hasn’t shaved in 18 months, since she decided to challenge the notion that women must shave their body hair in order to be happy and feel attractive.

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Before and After Make Up

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You would never guess how old she is

With the extensive use of Photoshop and other editing software, it’s extremely difficult to tell the difference between real and fake these days. But if the photographs of this Japanese model are to be believed, then she couldn’t be a day over 20. Believe it or not, Masako Mizutani’s real age is 43, and she’s a mother of two. Her age-defying looks have become a sensation in Japan, especially on TV. She’s being called ‘Japan’s Lady of Eternal Youth’.

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Caviar Manicure by Ciaté

The sets will be launching in April and will come in three colours: black, white and multi-coloured.

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Innovative LED Eyelash

The LED Eyelash project is brought into the world from a simple question: Why do women want larger and bigger eyes?

Soomi Park

Unicorn Farts Lip Balm

Tastes just exactly like real imaginary unicorn farts! Which taste like spearmint and pink cotton candy, everybody knows that.

Etsy

What will your skin be like if you don't remove your make up for two years?

This 20-year-old South Korean girl named Dal-mi Bae, however, knew her makeup – and she loved it so much that she didn’t remove it for two whole years.

Bae was finally convinced by her mother and a dermatologists who were at a variety show to remove her makeup. She consented, and after the skin doctors checked her skin, the results were pretty obvious: her skin was now that of a 40 year-old – two times older than her actual age.

TechnaBob

Amazing cosmetic of the future, Fotoshop by Adobe by Jesse Rosten

This commercial isn't real, neither are society's standards of beauty.

Jesse Rosten