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In terms of White Girl Pain, this yoga instructor's 'period' post is definitely up there
A yogi's call for women to not feel shame about their periods seems like a fairly hollow mantra.
A yogi's call for women to not feel shame about their periods seems like a fairly hollow mantra.
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2016 was the tipping point for a slew of beauty trends. Some of them had been building for a while but they broke through in spectacular fashion this year.
Yet, everything from a blow dry to a brow pluck, to a manicure to a bikini wax to a spray tan, now involves – gasp! – interaction with a stranger, or at the very least, an acquaintance.
The most expensive television series ever made didn't skimp on the makeup department, and it shows.
I first noticed it in my Instagram feed; women – and men – were holding a strange, circular device between their lips, like a futuristic mouth guard. A device that emitted a blue light. There were others who posed with a mouthful of charcoal, brushing it all over their teeth, and turning their mouths the colour of soot. If the mouth guard was the future then charcoal was decidedly medieval.
2016, what a terrible year you've been. As if Prince and David Bowie weren't enough, you took away Leonard Cohen? Should I even mention the US election?
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