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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/rumiyamazaki/the-youths-will-overcome-us Sun, 02 Oct 2016 04:27:47 -0400 何食べて育ったらこうなれるの？ rumiyamazaki nonadult ハイライトの使い方が、とにかく芸術的でカッコいい！ ジェームスくんは、常に新しくて実験的なメイクアップに挑戦しています。17歳にして、Instagramではすでに40万以上のフォローワーを獲得し、ビューティー業界での輝かしい未来を約束されたも同然の彼。将来どんな大物になるのか、今からチェックしておきたい逸材です。 nonadult nonadult nonadult 海外のメイクアップ動画に興味がある人なら、アマンダさんが10歳のときに始めた（！）YouTubeチャンネル<a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/MakeupbyMandy24">MakeupByMandy24</a>を観たことがあるのではないでしょうか。 印象的なビジュアルも手伝って、270万以上のInstagramフォロワーを持つ彼女は、世界最大のモデル・エージェンシーIMGモデルと契約しています。フォロワーの規模がスゴすぎてやる気なくすレベルだ…。 nonadult nonadult nonadult ブレットマン・ロックくんも、<a href="https://vine.co/u/1047492769436024832">Vine</a>、<a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3EFKdXAU99j3ppGgvTz7XQ">YouTube</a>、<a href="https://www.instagram.com/bretmanrock/?hl=en">Instagram</a>で超絶な規模のフォロワーを持つ少年。 メイクの上手さもさることながら、<a href="https://vine.co/v/Mr9QWB63z1M">謎の動きを追求する</a>など日常生活のキャラ立ちっぷりも人気の秘密です。電車の中で彼のコンテンツを開くとニヤニヤが止まらないので要注意。 nonadult nonadult nonadult YouTubeでは60万以上のチャンネル登録者を誇るケリーさんですが、<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3c2elHgPJM">かなりぶっちゃけたネタ</a>も躊躇なくブッ込んでいらっしゃいます。見た目のクールさとのギャップが…。 こういう新入社員が一人くらいいると、いろんな意味で良い刺激になりそうですね。 nonadult 米リアリティー番組シリーズ「カーダシアン家のお騒がせセレブライフ」でおなじみのセレブ一家、クロエ・カーダシアンさん（写真・右）。そのメイクをレギュラーで担当しているのは、なんとこの<b>16歳の少年</b>だそうです。すげーなぁ。 nonadult nonadult nonadult フ、フリーザ様！ 創造性あふれる特殊メイクが人気のアンナさんですが、美の世界に対する造詣も深く、真面目なファンがついているのも頷けます。<a href="https://www.instagram.com/casuallycreepy/">CasuallyCreepy</a>というInstagramのアカウント名も戦闘力高いですよね。 nonadult nonadult nonadult ワン・ダイレクションのバンドメンバー、ルイ・トムリンソンの異父妹。音楽オーディション番組「Xファクター」のメイクアップ・アーティストとして目覚ましい活躍をするほか、ロンドン・ファッションウィークのバックステージをサポートしたり、セレーナ・ゴメスの「リバイバル」ツアー帯同メンバーとしてメイクを担当したりしています。 この若さで着実に自分のキャリアを積んでいくロッティーさん。自分が18歳のころなんて、普通に近所でサンドイッチ売ってましたよ…？（震） nonadult nonadult nonadult えっ、ちょっと顔！ 顔どこなの！ これまた強烈な才能の持ち主が出てきました。ハロウィンやサプライズパーティーのメイクネタを探すなら、セイダのInstagramがサンプルの宝庫であることは間違いないでしょう。メイクっていうか絵上手すぎ。 nonadult nonadult nonadult メイクの秘訣を惜しみなく公開する彼女のInstagramを見ていると、一つひとつのチュートリアルが参考になることなること…。今までの私のメイク人生はなんだったんでしょうか。 日常生活に役立つ正統派メイクでも、10代から学ぶことの多さを実感させてくれるアカウントです。 nonadult 特撮やCGのような美の世界を、余すところなく表現していくエリンさん。そのクリエイティビティの高さは、この動画を観ただけでも感じられるはずです。私のような凡人には、一生かかってもこんな動画撮れないだろうなぁ…( ；∀；) 個人的には、エリンさんのワークショップがあれば一度でいいから参加してみたいなと思うんですが、みなさんは誰がお気に入りでしたか？ nonadult nonadult This Is How Harry Potter Has Actually Changed Lives https://www.buzzfeed.com/eleanorbate/thank-you-jk-rowling?utm_term=4ldqpia “Harry Potter gave me a friend when I felt like I had none.”

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"I'm 28 now, and I didn’t get into Harry Potter when I was in school. I didn’t read much, so just thought I’d wait until the films came out, but the films came and went, and life got in the way.

"I was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. It means I have variable and extreme emotions, and the slightest phrase that anyone utters without thinking can wound me deeply, and for a long time. The most frustrating thing was when people would tell me it was 'all in my head'. When I finally got around to reading the books, I loved them instantly and quickly made it to Deathly Hallows. There, I read my favourite quote from Dumbledore: 'Of course it is happening inside your head, Harry, but why on earth should that mean that it is not real?'

"That one line made me take on my life as my own. I now understand that although my mental health may be telling me things that aren’t real or making me feel things that I probably shouldn’t, it is real to me, and that’s what matters. J.K. Rowling probably saved my life with that line."

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"I’m French and grew up in France, mostly without friends. I always loved reading, and when I was around 9 I discovered Harry Potter. I instantly loved it, obviously. I read the first three books on loop, then excitedly read the fourth when it came out. After that, I realised that it took months and months for the new books to get translated to French after they were published in English, and I found that unacceptable. My English was okay, but not great – I was, after all, 11 – so I decided to train myself. Given that I knew the first four books by heart, I figured that reading them repeatedly in English would help. I badgered my parents until they ordered the English versions off Amazon, and did just that.

"When Order of the Phoenix came out, I immediately ordered it in English, and realised that I mostly understood it. I continued to read the other books in English, and I eventually became fluent. By the time I was 16, and had to look at my university options, I decided to try and get into a university in London. I had rubbish grades at my baccalaureate but got 19/20 in English, which gave me an OK grade overall. I got an offer from a university in London, moved here, finished my degree, and got into journalism.

"Three years later, I’m writing this from the BuzzFeed office in London, which I’m confident would never have happened if it hadn’t been for Harry Potter."

– Marie Le Conte, BuzzFeed Media and Politics Reporter

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/eleanorbate/thank-you-jk-rowling Thu, 01 Sep 2016 07:33:48 -0400 "Harry Potter gave me a friend when I felt like I had none." eleanorbate nonadult nonadult nonadult "I'm 28 now, and I didn’t get into Harry Potter when I was in school. I didn’t read much, so just thought I’d wait until the films came out, but the films came and went, and life got in the way. "I was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. It means I have variable and extreme emotions, and the slightest phrase that anyone utters without thinking can wound me deeply, and for a long time. The most frustrating thing was when people would tell me it was 'all in my head'. When I finally got around to reading the books, I loved them instantly and quickly made it to <i>Deathly Hallows</i>. There, I read my favourite quote from Dumbledore: 'Of course it is happening inside your head, Harry, but why on earth should that mean that it is not real?' "That one line made me take on my life as my own. I now understand that although my mental health may be telling me things that aren’t real or making me feel things that I probably shouldn’t, it is real to me, and that’s what matters. J.K. Rowling probably saved my life with that line." –&nbsp;<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/tantalus227/">tantalus227</a> nonadult "I’m French and grew up in France, mostly without friends. I always loved reading, and when I was around 9 I discovered Harry Potter. I instantly loved it, obviously. I read the first three books on loop, then excitedly read the fourth when it came out. After that, I realised that it took months and months for the new books to get translated to French after they were published in English, and I found that unacceptable. My English was okay, but not great – I was, after all, 11 – so I decided to train myself. Given that I knew the first four books by heart, I figured that reading them repeatedly in English would help. I badgered my parents until they ordered the English versions off Amazon, and did just that. "When <i>Order of the Phoenix</i> came out, I immediately ordered it in English, and realised that I mostly understood it. I continued to read the other books in English, and I eventually became fluent. By the time I was 16, and had to look at my university options, I decided to try and get into a university in London. I had rubbish grades at my baccalaureate but got 19/20 in English, which gave me an OK grade overall. I got an offer from a university in London, moved here, finished my degree, and got into journalism. "Three years later, I’m writing this from the BuzzFeed office in London, which I’m confident would never have happened if it hadn’t been for Harry Potter." – <a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/marieleconte?language=en">Marie Le Conte</a>, BuzzFeed Media and Politics Reporter nonadult nonadult "When I was 9 years old, my family moved from Virginia to Germany. My dad was working extra hours at his new job, my mom was back in the States at my dying grandmother’s bedside, my big sister had just gone off to college, my big brother was trying to figure out high school in a foreign country, and I was dealing with a huge culture clash as the new kid with no friends. "A month or two into the school year, a teacher started playing the <i>Philosopher's Stone</i> audiobook to our class. I instantly fell in love, and borrowed the book to read the rest on my own. I sped through the first three, and received <i>Goblet of Fire</i> for Christmas that year. "Harry Potter gave me common ground to bond with the kids in my class who had seemed so intimidating to me beforehand, and the series continued to help me make friends as my dad’s job took us to Florida, Nepal, Austria, New York, and England. Harry Potter gave me a friend when I felt like I had none, and introduced me to a new world when I was intimidated by the one I was living in." – <a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/cnomad">cnomad</a> nonadult "I was 10 years old, and an undiagnosed dyslexic kid who couldn’t read. I hated going to school. I felt so stupid, especially in English, pretending to follow what was going on, while all the words were jumping around on the page. "My mum tried to help me as much as she could, and one day brought home <i>Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone</i>. She had been told by her colleagues at work that all the kids were reading it. That night I went to bed and picked it up. It was the first time in my life that I could follow and enjoy a story. I devoured the series as it came out: It gave me the confidence to read other novels, and my confidence at school and in life grew and grew. "I ended up doing a degree in English literature, which definitely would not have happened if I hadn’t picked up that first Harry Potter book." – <a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/kime4f97c7c6d">kime4f97c7c6d</a> nonadult nonadult "My first son was born with a very serious heart defect, and we lived at the local children’s hospital for the entire six months he was alive. During the last two months of his life, I decided to read the Harry Potter books. Living in an Intensive Care Unit is very emotionally draining, and having Hogwarts to escape to helped me get through the days during my life in the hospital. "I’m currently pregnant with a heart-healthy child, who will be named Harry." –&nbsp;<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/pcaruso">Pcaruso</a> nonadult "I was 8 years old when the first book came out, and I had just come down with a terrible case of food poisoning. The doctors said I may have less than a 50 per cent chance of getting through it. It was so bad I lost ten pounds in a week, and friends and family were coming to my house with gifts practically saying goodbye. "I was terrified, but I was in so much pain that I was starting to just not care anymore. That is, until I saw all the news stories on TV about Harry Potter. I just had to read it. It was the first thing I’d shown interest in in a while, so my mom immediately went and got it for me. I was hooked from the start. "It’s been 19 years, and I still believe if it hadn’t been for that book I might not be here today. It gave me my sense of wonder and will to live back. Thank you always, J.K. Rowling, from the bottom of my heart." –&nbsp;<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/a413307118">a413307118</a> nonadult nonadult "When I was 6 years old, my older brother passed away. This was understandably a hard time for me and my family, and as I was so young I wasn’t allowed to know the details of how he died. I had no idea what had happened, and this made it really hard for me to come to terms with losing him. "Not long after he died, a neighbour lent me a copy of <i>Philosopher's Stone</i>, and I instantly fell in love. Rowling’s words transported me to a world full of magic, one that distracted me from the tragedy in my own life. My dad and I would take it in turns reading a chapter when it was my bedtime. After that, I always felt a deep connection with the wizarding world and the intricate characters it held. "The heavy amount of loss that occurs in the books helped me to understand that I was far from alone in my situation. Harry Potter gave me an escape from the real world when I needed it most, and for that reason it will always be a part of me." –&nbsp;<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/sofiejadeb">sofiejadeb</a> nonadult "I have always suffered with anxiety and depression, but didn’t start to get help until I was in my twenties. As part of my cognitive behavioural therapy, my therapist told me to think of a person who was non-judgmental and imagine what they would say to me when I was feeling particularly down on myself or anxious. "I thought of Luna Lovegood. She saved my life, without a doubt. I always think of her when I’m down and no matter what, she brings a smile to my face and makes me realise that it’s OK not to be perfect, as long as I’m myself. It’s hard to explain to people just how much Luna means to me, but having had mental health issues since I was a young child I can honestly say that I have never felt this healthy and happy." – <a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/charlottehowle80">charlottehowle80</a> nonadult nonadult "I have a degenerative condition which, over time, has led to my needing a wheelchair, communication aid, ventilator and tube feeding. I’ve also had multiple episodes of life threatening illness due to my disability. I identified with Harry because he felt so different from everyone else and attracted unwanted attention everywhere he went. I was touched by Harry’s friends standing by him despite the dangers they faced, as it reminded me of my friends and family standing by me even when it causes them anxiety, or when I’ve been too ill or tired to be great company. "Most importantly, the series taught me that life can throw all the crap imaginable at you and it won’t always be easy, but as long as you have people who you love and who love you in return, you’ll find a way through it." –&nbsp;<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/lucyh4fb967389">lucyh4fb967389</a> nonadult nonadult <i>Note: Submissions have been edited for length and/or clarity.</i> nonadult nonadult 11 mega simple Tipps, wie Dein Haarschnitt länger hält https://www.buzzfeed.com/gyanyankovich/so-hast-du-laenger-die-haare-schoen?utm_term=4ldqpia Für alle, die nicht andauernd zum Friseur rennen wollen.

Lass Dir einen Haarschnitt mit vielen Stufen machen.

"Je länger Du Dein Haar in einer Länge trägst, desto schneller verliert es seinen Halt und sein Volumen", sagt Anthony Nader, Promi-Stylist und Kreativdirektor vom Salon RAW in Sydney. Ein stufiger Schnitt sieht wahrscheinlich auch nach Monaten ohne Nachschneiden noch gestylt aus.

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Insbesondere, wenn Du dickes Haar mit Naturlocken hast.

Stufen sind so ziemlich der Schlüssel.

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Wenn Du auf kurze Haare stehst, entscheide Dich für einen Pixie-Cut.

Ein kurzer Pixie ist im Grunde durch und durch gestuft und ganz ohne stumpfe Linien. Wenn Deine Spitzen so langsam etwas mehr Länge bekommen, kann Gel oder Schaum Dir helfen, Dein Haar von den Augen weg zu stylen.

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Willst Du Dein Haar lang tragen, lass es bis unter die Schulterblätter wachsen und genieße dann einfach das Leben ohne Friseurtermin.

Wenn Du einmal diese Länge erreicht hast, hast Du diese Übergangslänge hinter Dir. Und wenn Dein Haar erst einmal so lang ist, ist es auch weniger wahrscheinlich, dass Du es regelmäßig trocken föhnst. Das bedeutet, dass die Spitzen länger gesund bleiben.

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/gyanyankovich/so-hast-du-laenger-die-haare-schoen Tue, 30 Aug 2016 07:47:30 -0400 Für alle, die nicht andauernd zum Friseur rennen wollen. gyanyankovich nonadult "Je länger Du Dein Haar in einer Länge trägst, desto schneller verliert es seinen Halt und sein Volumen", sagt Anthony Nader, Promi-Stylist und Kreativdirektor vom Salon <a href="http://rawhair.com.au/">RAW</a> in Sydney. Ein stufiger Schnitt sieht wahrscheinlich auch nach Monaten ohne Nachschneiden noch gestylt aus. nonadult Stufen sind so ziemlich der Schlüssel. nonadult Ein kurzer Pixie ist im Grunde durch und durch gestuft und ganz ohne stumpfe Linien. Wenn Deine Spitzen so langsam etwas mehr Länge bekommen, kann Gel oder Schaum Dir helfen, Dein Haar von den Augen weg zu stylen. nonadult Wenn Du einmal diese Länge erreicht hast, hast Du diese Übergangslänge hinter Dir. Und wenn Dein Haar erst einmal so lang ist, ist es auch weniger wahrscheinlich, dass Du es regelmäßig trocken föhnst. Das bedeutet, dass die Spitzen länger gesund bleiben. nonadult Wenn Du nur wegen Deines Ponys zum Friseur gehst, bitte ihn einfach nur diesen Teil zu frisieren, um Zeit und Geld zu sparen. nonadult "Solche Produkte 'versiegeln' nur. Das heißt, sie reparieren Deine Spitzen nicht wirklich - nur ein Haarschnitt kann das", so der Stylist Anthony Nader. "Sie verdecken die Problemzone kosmetisch, aber eben nur für kurze Zeit. Bis dahin solltest Du einen Termin zum Nachschneiden ausmachen." nonadult "Dein nasses Haar ist sehr empfindlich. Trockne Dein Haar darum vorsichtig und Du wirst feststellen, dass es sehr viel weniger abbricht." nonadult Ziehst Du an Deinem nassen Haar, bricht es schnell. nonadult Denk auch immer daran, vor dem Föhnen, Glätten oder Locken einen Hitzeschutz aufzutragen. "Styling mit Hitze saugt Feuchtigkeit aus Deinem Haar", sagt Nader. "Gesundes Aussehen erfordert Pflege.“ nonadult "Diese Art Bürste massiert nicht nur Deine Kopfhaut, sie arbeitet auch mit dem natürlichen Fett und Glanz jeder einzelnen Haarsträhne." nonadult "Je mehr verschiedene Schattierungen Du hast, desto weniger Termine brauchst Du, um Deine Farbe aufzufrischen", so der Friseur. nonadult 14 Life-Changing Hair Products For People Who Are Lazy AF https://www.buzzfeed.com/augustafalletta/hair-products-for-lazy-girls?utm_term=4ldqpia Life is too short to spend all of your time on your hair.

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This squishy, moldable wrap-up tool gives you a really fancy-looking bun with no bobby pins and very little effort.

This squishy, moldable wrap-up tool gives you a really fancy-looking bun with no bobby pins and very little effort.

Here's a tutorial on three different ways to use the Wrap-Up from Sarah Potempa. You can get it in three different colors and two different sizes ($12 for the regular size, $9 for the half size) here.

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Instead of learning how to braid, buy a hairpiece or headband for the front of your hair and you can literally just clip it the fuck on your head.

Instead of learning how to braid, buy a hairpiece or headband for the front of your hair and you can literally just clip it the fuck on your head.

You can find a variety of hairpieces and headbands, like these $3/piece braided headbands, here.

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/augustafalletta/hair-products-for-lazy-girls Sun, 28 Aug 2016 08:01:06 -0400 Life is too short to spend all of your time on your hair. augustafalletta nonadult nonadult nonadult <a href="https://www.facebook.com/BuzzFeedStyle/videos/911529282272632/">Here's</a> a tutorial on three different ways to use the <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F4JO954/?tag=buzz0f-20">Wrap-Up from Sarah Potempa</a>. You can get it in three different colors and two different sizes (<a href="http://www.ulta.com/wrap-up?productId=xlsImpprod6481426">$12</a> for the regular size, <a href="http://www.ulta.com/half-up?productId=xlsImpprod6481428">$9</a> for the half size) <a href="http://www.ulta.com/wrap-up?productId=xlsImpprod6481426">here</a>. nonadult You can find a variety of hairpieces and headbands, like <a href="http://www.newonewig.com/info.asp?id=317">these $3/piece</a> braided headbands, <a href="http://www.newonewig.com/index.asp">here</a>. nonadult It's got rave <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Remington-S7231-Straight-Straightener-2-Inch/product-reviews/B00ISW92IS/ref=cm_cr_dp_qt_see_all_top?ie=UTF8&amp;showViewpoints=1&amp;sortBy=helpful">reviews on Amazon</a> and it costs <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Remington-S7231-Straight-Straightener-2-Inch/dp/B00ISW92IS">$19.99</a>, so you've got nothing to lose by trying it out. nonadult There are different formulas for different needs (like dry hair vs. colored hair) and you can get them <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000GCW1P4/?tag=buzz0f-20">here for $6.49</a> each. nonadult <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UY6WGT8/?tag=buzz0f-20">This spray</a> from Oribe comes in five different shades — including auburn for redheads! — and you can get it here for <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UY6WGT8/?tag=buzz0f-20">$29</a>. Or, if you want to go the cheaper route, try L'Oreal's Root Cover Up for <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01648QP3W/?tag=buzz0f-20">$9.47</a>. nonadult This Straight Up brush from Instyler is a crowd fave and you can get it here for <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DT0K3P4/?tag=buzz0f-20">$59.98</a>. nonadult (But always talk to your doctor before taking vitamins or supplements.) You can get Pantogar here for <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D53IR6S/?tag=buzz0f-20">$54.99 for a 3-month supply</a>, or try out the more popular Viviscal which you can get here for <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002JPJ2ZS/?tag=buzz0f-20">$28.29 for a 2-month supply</a>. nonadult Two Spin Pins will twist together and do the work of 20 bobby pins, which is incredible. Get 'em here for <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003FVDNO6/?tag=buzz0f-20">$6.42</a>. nonadult This bracelet, which comes in gold, silver, and rose gold finishes, is <a href="https://www.etsy.com/listing/262876776/classic-hair-tie-bracelet-cuff-in-silver?utm_source=google&amp;utm_medium=cpc&amp;utm_campaign=shopping_us_d-jewelry-bracelets-bangles&amp;utm_custom1=1f5d564c-147b-4322-9b75-6d687a3e11b2&amp;gclid=CLvu_aLB1c4CFUNZhgodALsDHA">$12.50</a>. nonadult Get the Invisibobble here for <a href="http://www.sephora.com/nano-the-styling-hair-ring-P409705?skuId=1840909&amp;icid2=invisibobble_lp_from_the_brand_carousel_us:p409705">$7</a>. They also have a power grip version for thick hair that you can get here for <a href="http://www.sephora.com/power-the-strong-grip-hair-ring-P409704?skuId=1840941&amp;icid2=invisibobble_lp_from_the_brand_carousel_us:p409704">$9</a>. nonadult Bumble and bumble's Pret-a-Powder is a miracle worker and you can get it <a href="http://www.sephora.com/pret-a-powder-P384541?skuId=1562859&amp;icid2=products%20grid:p384541">here for $12.</a> nonadult Get these fancy anti-frizz sheets from Nunzio Saviano <a href="http://www.anthropologie.com/anthro/product/38284014.jsp#/">here for $18</a> (for 12 sheets). nonadult You can get this cute turban headwrap from Shhhowercap for <a href="http://www.shhhowercap.com/thecollection">$43</a>, or you can go the cheap route and get <a href="http://us.asos.com/NPW-Cupcake-Shower-Cap/14k9aj/?iid=4540267&amp;affid=14174&amp;channelref=product+search&amp;mk=abc&amp;currencyid=2&amp;gclid=CPrB3vTX1c4CFUkkhgod1CIFjg&amp;mporgp=L05QVy9OUFctQ3VwY2FrZS1TaG93ZXItQ2FwL1Byb2Qv">this option for $8.50</a>. nonadult Regardless of how you style your hair, this Living Proof Style Extender will act as the foundation for the style and it'll last longer. Get it here for <a href="http://www.sephora.com/prime-style-extender-P375668?keyword=LIVING%20PROOF%20Prime%20Style%20Extender%E2%84%A2%20P375668&amp;skuId=1460138&amp;_requestid=226901">$20</a>. nonadult Britney Spears Just Destroyed Her Return To The VMAs Stage https://www.buzzfeed.com/christianzamora/britney-spears-just-destroyed-the-same-vma-stage-that-nearly?utm_term=4ldqpia Inspearational legend.

Nine years ago, this was Britney Spears performing her new single "Gimme More" for the first time on the VMAs stage:

Nine years ago, this was Britney Spears performing her new single "Gimme More" for the first time on the VMAs stage:

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Tonight, this was Britney Spears performing her new single "Make Me..." for the first time on the VMAs stage:

Tonight, this was Britney Spears performing her new single "Make Me..." for the first time on the VMAs stage:

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Nine years ago, this was a recently divorced 25-year-old mother of two who took the stage and performed a concerning out-of-sync spectacle:

Nine years ago, this was a recently divorced 25-year-old mother of two who took the stage and performed a concerning out-of-sync spectacle:

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/christianzamora/britney-spears-just-destroyed-the-same-vma-stage-that-nearly Sun, 28 Aug 2016 23:46:04 -0400 Inspearational legend. christianzamora nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult 37 Pictures That Show There's No Such Thing As "Normal" Boobs https://www.buzzfeed.com/annaborges/37-pictures-that-prove-all-boobs-are-good-boobs?utm_term=4ldqpia All boobs are good boobs.

Here are just some of the submissions we got.

"Small and pierced. I think that they are awesome now that I’m older, but I used to hate being small-chested."

—tbr

Submitted by tbr

"I’ve been a bigger girl most of my life. I started seeing the effects of puberty very young and needed a bra by second/third grade. I have lots of stretch marks on my hips and breasts. They’re wide-set, point sort of downward, and one is a good deal larger. For a long time, and even now sometimes, I’ve struggled to accept them. They’ve been the hardest part of my body to learn to love, but most days, I’m there. I hope this will help anyone who looks like me to realize they’re not alone."

—JM1031

Submitted by JM1031

"I have a lot of stretch marks, and skin discoloration, and yet? My breasts are beautiful."

—actuallyanegg

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/annaborges/37-pictures-that-prove-all-boobs-are-good-boobs Thu, 25 Aug 2016 11:05:05 -0400 All boobs are good boobs. annaborges nonadult Here are just some of the submissions we got. nonadult "Small and pierced. I think that they are awesome now that I’m older, but I used to hate being small-chested." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/tyleem">tbr</a> nonadult "I’ve been a bigger girl most of my life. I started seeing the effects of puberty very young and needed a bra by second/third grade. I have lots of stretch marks on my hips and breasts. They’re wide-set, point sort of downward, and one is a good deal larger. For a long time, and even now sometimes, I’ve struggled to accept them. They’ve been the hardest part of my body to learn to love, but most days, I’m there. I hope this will help anyone who looks like me to realize they’re not alone." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/jm1031">JM1031</a> nonadult "I have a lot of stretch marks, and skin discoloration, and yet? My breasts are beautiful." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/actuallyanegg">actuallyanegg</a> nonadult "Currently breastfeeding my second son, at 3 months old. My boobs are not just mine, but are for my children too." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/a4a842723f">a4a842723f</a> nonadult —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/chambersabri">ChambersAbri</a> nonadult "Respect my boobage." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/phoks">phoks</a> nonadult "I have wide-set breasts. Due to trauma one nipple looks away and the breast is a bit smaller. She is shy. My body stores fat asymmetrically so one side of my body has more adipose than the other. I love them. It took me a long time to love my body." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/r4732565ca">r4732565ca</a> nonadult "I think they’re quite perky." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/candycesnipes">candycesnipes</a> nonadult "When I’ve been measured, I’ve almost always been told 34C. My breasts are a part of my body that I’ve never felt comfortable with. I’ve always wanted them bigger, so I wear push-up bras. Some people call push-up bras 'false advertising,' but they make me feel sexy and more confident. Anyone who isn’t okay with that doesn’t deserve to be with me, anyway." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/raink">raink</a> nonadult "I have big ol' pancake titties. I’m a 50DD —&nbsp;they are shaped more like a 'U' than anything. My nipples are so low that when I’m sitting they disappear. One is heart-shaped, the other is more square, with two-ish-inch areolas so pale they nearly blend right in with my skin. There’s a scar from a car wreck on my left boob that’s like two C's with their backs to each other. I have a medium-size, super-dark mole on my left boob, too. They’re so pale and the skin is so thin, that you can see giant blue veins running through them." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/sarahh4bff3abdb">sarahh4bff3abdb</a> nonadult "I’m always growing as a person but my boobs will remain perfect as is." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/tiffanyl4a551405a">Teafunny</a> nonadult "My boobs tend to be perky, but my nipples are always puffy and bigger than I would ideally like. My ribs show at the top of my ribcage, but I have quite a bit of tummy. I love my boobs." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/aub4697">aub4697</a> nonadult —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/michellehknutson">michellehknutson</a> nonadult "I have small boobs that don’t really hang at all, have stretch marks all over, and I have a freckle right in the middle underneath. I love my boobs." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/drippymustard">Drippymustard</a> nonadult "I always thought I kind of looked like an alien: broad-shouldered, my boobs are small and sort of cone-shaped, and my nipples are always puffy, unless it’s very cold. My ribcage has always shown no matter how much I eat or weigh, and my tummy has always been a little bit squishy." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/byndilaupsteen">byndilaupsteen</a> nonadult "Nothing like little hairs on dem boobs." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/quinndana123">quinndana123</a> nonadult "I had breasts for around 32 years. I found a lump during a self-exam. I lost every hair on my body and my breasts. My breasts do not define me." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/jendenbo">JenDenbo</a> nonadult "My boobs developed so fast and became so big that they pretty much fell, so they sag and my nipples point downwards. The same thing happened to my mom and sister." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/blah999">blah999</a> nonadult "I’ve always kind of had big boobs with weird nipples, but I’ve learned to love them." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/shafco4">shafco4</a> nonadult "The left one is smaller than the right one, I also have hairs around my nipple, and once, when I was younger, my doctor said, 'Why don’t you shave them?' Ugh. But I just love them." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/camilafuentes">camilafuentes</a> nonadult "Lopsided with one slightly fuller than the other." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/imnotanoctopus">imnotanoctopus</a> nonadult "Mine are wonky. One is like a snow cone, and the other is like a half-filled drooping water balloon. I’m also trans, so soon I’ll be waving goodbye to my 'girls.'" —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/slinkreid">Animal Lover 89</a> nonadult "I’m covered in freckles and moles. I even have a couple on one of my nipples." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/elizabethdelmonico35">elizabethdelmonico35</a> nonadult "I do suffer from body dismorphic disorder, but I think it is something like this. Most of the time my nipples are very fluffy, but I like them better when they’re awake." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/cloudmittens">cloudmittens</a> nonadult "I never was very confident about my breasts because of the way they point downwards and to the side, but lately I’m becoming more confident in them!" —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/emilekthx">emilekthx</a> nonadult "A mole under one breast, freckles all around, wide and light nipples that I’m learning to love. I was always insecure about how big my areolas were. Love my boobs." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/ashkoe">ashkoe</a> nonadult "One of my breasts is a few cup sizes larger than the other, and it's not something I have ever been embarrassed about, as I’ve just accepted it as a part of me. I love every part of my chest from my stretch marks to the nipple piercings — you’ve got to celebrate what's yours." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/katiesteyn0">Katie</a> nonadult "Here is an artistic drawing of me drawing my boobs. I come from a line of big tits, and that gene certainly didn’t skip me, with a cup size of 32DDD. This has of course caused some pretty big stretch marks (that didn’t show up well), but I don’t mind them. Scars, marks, and blemishes all have a story even if the story isn’t that exciting." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/asteria13">Asteria13</a> nonadult "My boobs are quite big, and so they slide down into my armpits when I lie on my back. This used to annoy me, but since I noticed how bomb they look from this angle I don’t mind anymore. You can also see my favorite mole, just next to the areola on my left tit." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/sasshimi">sasshimi</a> nonadult "My boobs are very small. They barely fill a double-A cup. I always feel very insecure as they disappear in most tops and I never feel feminine. I also have extremely pale skin so there are visible veins all over my chest (like a tree). However, I’m starting to appreciate my boobies more and more, and sometimes I actually like them!" —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/annaborges/send-us-a-sketch-of-your-boobs?utm_term=.aiV2KaDyNr#.tfzzwNM48X">sarah906</a> nonadult "Mine are unusually perky. However, they are side-set, so basically there’s a wide space between them that is flat. My areolas are quite sizable and have a large amount of thin, wiry, black hairs surrounding them." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/nepalipolishalien">nepalipolishalien</a> nonadult —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/zotuu">zotuu</a> nonadult "I’m 23, and they’re saggy. And also one hangs lower than the other." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/katgrecianinspired">katgrecianinspired</a> nonadult "When I first started to develop, I hated my boobs. I felt like they weren’t normal because they weren’t perfectly even and round. I’ve since learned to embrace them —&nbsp;maybe they aren’t the exact same size and one is slightly squarish, but to me they are perfect!" —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/xelaworks">xelaworks</a> nonadult —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/booklion16">booklion16</a> nonadult "I posted a picture before and I left out some bodily details because I was embarrassed — but after seeing these amazing pictures, I thought I would post a more accurate drawing. I have stretch marks form puberty and my breasts are pretty large for my age. Having big boobs as a teen has pros and cons, but I would never trade in my breasts for anything." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/c481ceb6aa">c481ceb6aa</a> nonadult "I’m nuclear white so all of my veins and capillaries show through. I have a couple stretch marks here and there, my nipple-boob ratio is bigger than I’d like, and one of them is smaller and pointier, but I still love them!" —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/noahsx3">noahsx3</a> nonadult This Man Went From No Customers To 500 Thanks To A Single Facebook Post https://www.buzzfeed.com/laurenstrapagiel/fish-n-chips-n-awws?utm_term=4ldqpia “I have a big heart and want people to do well.”

This is 31-year-old Colin Ross. Like so many others in Alberta, he was laid off from his job in the oil industry. But thanks to him, the fortunes of another down-on-their-luck Lethbridge resident have turned around.

This is 31-year-old Colin Ross. Like so many others in Alberta, he was laid off from his job in the oil industry. But thanks to him, the fortunes of another down-on-their-luck Lethbridge resident have turned around.

Colin Ross

Last Saturday he visited Whitbie's Fish & Chips for the first time. "I just came in and walked in the door and saw this old guy just sitting there in a chair," Ross told BuzzFeed Canada. "There wasn’t another soul in the place."

Last Saturday he visited Whitbie's Fish &amp; Chips for the first time. "I just came in and walked in the door and saw this old guy just sitting there in a chair," Ross told BuzzFeed Canada. "There wasn’t another soul in the place."

That guy was 69-year-old John McMillan, a Scottish immigrant and owner of the restaurant.

Colin Ross

Ross ate some "spectacular" halibut and noticed the place was clean and well taken care of.

Ross ate some "spectacular" halibut and noticed the place was clean and well taken care of.

"I was just blown away," he said. So he asked where everyone was and McMillan said he'd been struggling to get people in the door.

"He said he hasn’t been able to pay himself, and the last few months have been the worst he’s ever been though," said Ross.

Colin Ross

Ross, who has a background in marketing, offered to help McMillan out but he turned Ross down. "He just kind of sloughed me off and I hemmed and hawed about it and I thought, 'I’ll make a nice social media post for him.'"

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He posted a photo of the shop with a plea for people to pay McMillan a visit.

"Anyone who knows me, I have a big heart and want people to do well," wrote Ross, "especially a 70-year-old man who has put in his time."

"The owner was a gem, real classy stand-up guy, so I ask everyone in Lethbridge to share this and go support this hard working gentleman," he wrote.

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/laurenstrapagiel/fish-n-chips-n-awws Thu, 25 Aug 2016 17:28:22 -0400 "I have a big heart and want people to do well." laurenstrapagiel nonadult nonadult That guy was 69-year-old John McMillan, a Scottish immigrant and owner of the restaurant. nonadult "I was just blown away," he said. So he asked where everyone was and McMillan said he'd been struggling to get people in the door. "He said he hasn’t been able to pay himself, and the last few months have been the worst he’s ever been though," said Ross. nonadult He posted a photo of the shop with a plea for people to pay McMillan a visit. "Anyone who knows me, I have a big heart and want people to do well," wrote Ross, "especially a 70-year-old man who has put in his time." "The owner was a gem, real classy stand-up guy, so I ask everyone in Lethbridge to share this and go support this hard working gentleman," he wrote. nonadult After years of hard work, Ross says McMillan deserves it. "He's just really good-hearted, super awesome guy. I got a really good vibe right off the bat," said Ross. nonadult nonadult <a href="http://globalnews.ca/news/2901738/social-media-post-helps-struggling-fish-and-chip-restaurant-in-lethbridge/">McMillan told Global News</a> it had always been his dream to open a fish and chips restaurant and now, thanks to Ross's post, hundreds of people are now enjoying that dream. “He did it out of the goodness of his heart and Lethbridge came and did it out of the goodness of their hearts,” McMillan told Global. nonadult These Are The Under-$20 Kitchen Items We Swear By https://www.buzzfeed.com/melissaharrison/affordable-kitchen-essentials?utm_term=4ldqpia Tried and tested by our editors!

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Between the two of us, we spend a lot of time in the kitchen — testing everything from recipes, to products, to Pinterest hacks.

Between the two of us, we spend a lot of time in the kitchen — testing everything from recipes, to products, to Pinterest hacks.

Moment of silence for this two-ingredient Sprite Cake that was (spoiler alert) terrible. May it rest in peace. 🙏

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/melissaharrison/affordable-kitchen-essentials Thu, 25 Aug 2016 08:05:05 -0400 Tried and tested by our editors! melissaharrison nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult Moment of silence for this <a href="https://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=sprite%20cake&amp;rs=typed&amp;0=sprite%7Ctyped&amp;1=cake%7Ctyped">two-ingredient Sprite Cake</a> that was (spoiler alert) terrible. May it rest in peace. 🙏 nonadult nonadult I chop a lot of vegetables, which means I'm constantly picking them up off my cutting board and putting them into a bowl or a pan. Sure, you can do this with your hands, but it gets messy — and scraping your knife around is a) dangerous and b) bad for the blade. The fix is a <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000KEUKO2/?tag=buzz0f-20">bowl scraper</a>: a magical piece of silicone that's meant for scraping down the edges of a mixing bowl (that's what the rounded side is for). But <b>I actually find the straight edge even more useful</b>, since you can use it for scooping things up off of your cutting board, or wiping scraps into the trash. <i>—Christine Byrne</i> nonadult nonadult nonadult I'm a big tea fanatic and, TBH, love the routine of brewing a fresh batch of the stuff. I use <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FPN8TK/?tag=buzz0f-20">this tea maker</a> to do that: Just scoop in your favorite tea, let it steep, stack it over a cup or mug, and press down to dispense. (This version is best for loose-leaf varieties because the mesh strainer at the bottom catches the leaves, but you can use regular teabags, too.) <b>It works for hot or iced tea, is dishwasher-safe, and is surprisingly durable</b> — mine's three years old and going strong. <i>—Melissa Harrison</i> nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult Once you’ve had a margarita made with freshly squeezed lime juice, it’s hard to go back to sour mix or the weird, shelf-stable bottled stuff. That said, juicing limes with a reamer or just your hands is time-consuming and messy, and doesn’t even work very well. This <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00164VNVY/?tag=buzz0f-20">lime juicer</a> makes things go so much faster, and it <b>also gets waaay more juice out of the lime than a reamer can</b>. If you juice a lot of lemons, get a <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00164TKA0/?tag=buzz0f-20">lemon squeezer</a> instead; it’s exactly the same but a little bit bigger. <i>—CB</i> nonadult nonadult nonadult When I was a kid, my family's freezer was stocked with those hard, plastic (definitively '90s!) ice cube trays. And any time I wanted to ~quench~ my after-school thirst, it usually involved me banging the tray against kitchen countertops until eventually a few cubes popped out and I could ice down my Hawaiian Punch. Two decades later, a friend intro'ed me to <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P25U3PK/?tag=buzz0f-20">silicone ice cube trays</a> — where <b>the ice immediately pops out once you give the tray a quick twist</b> — and for me, it was basically a revelation. These things rule. <i>—MH</i> nonadult nonadult nonadult Back (in what feels like another lifetime) when I worked in a restaurant kitchen, speed and efficiency were super important. Now that I only cook at home and in BuzzFeed's Test Kitchen, I'm less worried about doing things <i>~as fast as humanly possible</i>~ — but I also know quicker is always better. And owning a <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001BCFTWU/?tag=buzz0f-20">Swiss vegetable peeler</a> will save you tons of time and frustration. This Y-shaped peeler is so much easier to use than a regular <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00176JEY4/?tag=buzz0f-20">swivel peeler</a>. It's small and super light, and lets me peel a 5-pound bag of potatoes in just a couple minutes. Buy the set of three and <b>remember to throw your peeler away as soon as it gets dull</b>, because a dull peeler is super inefficient and actually pretty unsafe (you have to apply more pressure and your hand is more likely to slip). <i>—CB</i> nonadult nonadult nonadult I know we've all got foil in our kitchens already — but IMO, it's worth it to shell out the extra buck for the <a href="http://www.walmart.com/ip/Reynolds-Wrap-Non-Stick-Heavy-Duty-Aluminum-Foil-35-sf/11027100">heavy-duty, non-stick version</a>. Biggest reason why: <b>It's super durable, and stronger than the regular kind.</b> That means it's ideal for stuff like firing up meal packs on grill grates, lining baking pans so you can lift things (like a cake) out in one go, or oven-roasting more delicate items (like fish) that can break apart when transferring to a plate. Basically, all those times when you want to make damn sure the foil doesn't accidentally rip, tear, or stick to whatever you're cooking? Swap in this stuff. You'll be glad you did. <i>—MH</i> nonadult nonadult nonadult You guys. Americans are some of the only people in the world who measure ingredients by volume instead of by weight, and can I just say that it is UTTER. LUNACY. 👏 Particularly when you're baking, <b>it's much more accurate to measure dry goods like flour and sugar on a scale than by the cup</b> — since volume measurements can vary based on how tightly packed your ingredients are, among other things. In lots of recipes, this variance can really mess up your results. But you can avoid that entirely by using a basic <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004164SRA/?tag=buzz0f-20">digital scale</a>. And, even better, the scale means <i>not</i> dirtying a bajillion extra measuring cups and spoons every time you cook. <i>—CB</i> nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult Here's What The Cast Of "Living Single" Looks Like Now https://www.buzzfeed.com/pedrofequiere/heres-what-the-cast-of-living-single-looks-like-now?utm_term=4ldqpia In a ’10s kinda world…

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/pedrofequiere/heres-what-the-cast-of-living-single-looks-like-now Tue, 23 Aug 2016 08:02:04 -0400 In a '10s kinda world... pedrofequiere nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult Piers Morgan Insulted India's Olympic Performance And Indian Twitter Unleashed Its Full Savagery https://www.buzzfeed.com/sahilrizwan/tears-for-piers?utm_term=4ldqpia Ouch.

Meet Piers Morgan – British journalist, television personality, and full-time professional Twitter troll.

Meet Piers Morgan – British journalist, television personality, and full-time professional Twitter troll.

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And in his capacity as Twitter's resident shit-stirrer, Morgan set his sights on India earlier today, with this really douchey tweet about our Olympics medal tally.

And in his capacity as Twitter's resident shit-stirrer, Morgan set his sights on India earlier today, with this really douchey tweet about our Olympics medal tally.

Incidentally, the conversation actually came up while he was busy trolling the country of Wales about their football team.

Twitter: @piersmorgan

While it shouldn't have come as a surprise to anyone, users collectively shook their heads because they knew exactly what was coming next...

While it shouldn't have come as a surprise to anyone, users collectively shook their heads because they knew exactly what was coming next...

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/sahilrizwan/tears-for-piers Wed, 24 Aug 2016 05:46:16 -0400 Ouch. sahilrizwan nonadult This Celeb Was Body-Shamed To Fuck By The Sun And Responded Perfectly https://www.buzzfeed.com/elliewoodward/stacey-solomon-was-body-shamed-by-the-sun-and-shut-them-down?utm_term=4ldqpia “My boobs are as a result of being pregnant and breastfeeding and I love them.”

Not only is Stacey Solomon a singer, TV star, and mum of two, but she's goddamn gorgeous to boot.

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The newspaper published an article comparing Stacey's body with that of Louisa Johnson, who won the last series of The X Factor.

The newspaper published an article comparing Stacey's body with that of Louisa Johnson, who won the last series of The X Factor.

The Sun / Via Twitter: @StaceySolomon

The text of the piece read:

X Factor stars show it’s a case of sinky pinky and perky with contrasting bikini styles.

Stacey, 26 who finished third on the 2009 series of the talent show, seemed to have trouble keeping hers on while on holiday in Ibiza. Meanwhile, last year’s winner Louisa, 18, showed how it should be done while on a break in LA.

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/elliewoodward/stacey-solomon-was-body-shamed-by-the-sun-and-shut-them-down Mon, 22 Aug 2016 06:36:35 -0400 "My boobs are as a result of being pregnant and breastfeeding and I love them." elliewoodward nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult The text of the piece read:<blockquote>X Factor stars show it’s a case of sinky pinky and perky with contrasting bikini styles. Stacey, 26 who finished third on the 2009 series of the talent show, seemed to have trouble keeping hers on while on holiday in Ibiza. Meanwhile, last year’s winner Louisa, 18, showed how it should be done while on a break in LA.</blockquote> nonadult It read: "Top flop...former <i>X Factor</i> singer Stacey gets that sinking feeling." nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult 16 Reasons Why Plus-Size Women In Sheer Clothing Is Not A Good Look https://www.buzzfeed.com/chrissymahlmeister/eye-roll?utm_term=4ldqpia “They shouldn’t draw attention to themselves,” said the worst human alive.

"They should just cover themselves up — even in the summer."

"They should just cover themselves up — even in the summer."

Sounds v practical!

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"No one wants to see a plus-size woman's body."

"No one wants to see a plus-size woman's body."

Um, we plebs are lucky to see Ashley Graham's bod on the daily, thank you very much.

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"They probably don't even make sheer clothing in their size."

"They probably don't even make sheer clothing in their size."

Oh, how deeply wrong you are.

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"They shouldn't draw attention to themselves."

"They shouldn't draw attention to themselves."

We all have the right to do whatever the fuck we want.

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/chrissymahlmeister/eye-roll Sun, 21 Aug 2016 09:00:13 -0400 "They shouldn't draw attention to themselves," said the worst human alive. chrissymahlmeister nonadult 13 Awesome Tattoos With A Secret Behind Them https://www.buzzfeed.com/sallytamarkin/rad-tattoos?utm_term=4ldqpia Ink that tells a story.

Check out the awesome photos they shared below.

And if you want to see the tattoos people got to reclaim self-harm scars, check those out here.

This bluebird adorning a scar from multiple surgeries.

This bluebird adorning a scar from multiple surgeries.

"My sophomore year of high school I fell during a trampoline routine at gymnastics practice and shattered my left arm. After eight months of surgeries... I was left with an arm that not only hurt constantly and didn’t work, but also didn’t look like my own.

Surgeries to remove dead muscle and scar tissue had distorted my forearm, and the scars scattered across my arm and hand felt unsightly and ugly. This tattoo, my first, was a present to myself when I turned 18 as a way to reclaim my body after it had been irreparably damaged, and to turn my scars into something beautiful. I didn’t want to cover up the surgical scars because they were, and are, such an important part of who I am now, but I wanted to transform them into something I was proud of. The bird is an eastern bluebird."

—rachelb440d04484

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This abstract sleeve to cover burns.

This abstract sleeve to cover burns.

"I lost a bet in high school and let someone burn me with the metal end of a Bic lighter on my arm. It left a really noticeable scar so I started a half sleeve to cover it up."

—aylar3

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This feather to cover scars from an abusive ex while honoring a loved one.

This feather to cover scars from an abusive ex while honoring a loved one.

"I got this tattoo to cover a scar from an abusive boyfriend. He broke my arm and I had a metal plate put in it. I still went back to him many times. That scar reminded me of how weak I was and I wanted something beautiful instead. My cousin whom I was really close to committed suicide a couple months ago and I wanted to honor him. He called me unicorn."

—jenniesimpkinsj

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/sallytamarkin/rad-tattoos Sat, 20 Aug 2016 09:06:04 -0400 Ink that tells a story. sallytamarkin nonadult Check out the awesome photos they shared below. And if you want to see the tattoos people got to reclaim self-harm scars, check those out <a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/sallytamarkin/beautiful-tattoos-683">here</a>. nonadult "My sophomore year of high school I fell during a trampoline routine at gymnastics practice and shattered my left arm. After eight months of surgeries... I was left with an arm that not only hurt constantly and didn’t work, but also didn’t look like my own. Surgeries to remove dead muscle and scar tissue had distorted my forearm, and the scars scattered across my arm and hand felt unsightly and ugly. <b>This tattoo, my first, was a present to myself when I turned 18 as a way to reclaim my body after it had been irreparably damaged, and to turn my scars into something beautiful.</b> I didn’t want to cover up the surgical scars because they were, and are, such an important part of who I am now, but I wanted to transform them into something I was proud of. The bird is an eastern bluebird." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/rachelb440d04484">rachelb440d04484</a> nonadult "I lost a bet in high school and let someone burn me with the metal end of a Bic lighter on my arm. It left a really noticeable scar so I started a half sleeve to cover it up." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/aylar3">aylar3</a> nonadult "I got this tattoo to cover a scar from an abusive boyfriend. He broke my arm and I had a metal plate put in it. I still went back to him many times. <b>That scar reminded me of how weak I was and I wanted something beautiful instead. My cousin whom I was really close to committed suicide a couple months ago and I wanted to honor him. He called me unicorn.</b>" —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/jenniesimpkinsj">jenniesimpkinsj</a> nonadult "Instead of hiding my scar, I decided to show it off. Last July I had scoliosis spinal reconstruction surgery, placing two titanium rods on either sides of my spine and fusing two-thirds of my spinal vertebrae into one large bone. This left me with a noticeable two-and-a-half-foot scar down the center of my back. I got the word 'strength' tattooed next to my scar. <b>The 'S' is a tracing of my actual spine from an X-ray before my surgery. It took a lot of strength to recover from such a hard surgery and I want a constant reminder of that.</b>" —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/hollysleva">hollysleva</a> nonadult "On August 22, 2013, I had a mass removed from my right ovary. Three months later I got this tattoo not to cover my scar but to highlight it. I was lucky enough to have my results come back benign. <b>My teal ribbon (a symbol for ovarian cancer) serves as a reminder for me to never forget how lucky I am.</b> My experience made me a stronger person and shaped me into who I am today." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/kelseyr4aef3a204">kelseyr4aef3a204</a> nonadult "I had Hodgkin's lymphoma when I was 21 and didn’t get diagnosed until I was at stage 4 with a slew of other complications that resulted in a three-week hospital stay. "Well, I beat the cancer but had lots of scars, the one on my arm being the most visible for me. <b>I started painting again about a week after being cleared of cancer and this was the first thing I painted.</b> About two years later I was preparing to start my full arm sleeve and <b>covering the scars from those months of anguish with something that brought me back to myself seemed like the perfect match</b>. —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/j48a4ec5e0">j48a4ec5e0</a> nonadult "So let me start by saying my real spine has never looked and will never look like this. When I was 15 years old I was diagnosed with severe scoliosis — a 65-degree curve in my spine in the shape of an S. It was beyond correction with a brace and I was told that I would need surgery in order to live into adulthood. "The surgery was incredibly invasive and involved straightening my spine and surgically planting two titanium rods on either side of my spine attached by 15 screws which were screwed directly into my vertebrae. "The tattoo is from a medical textbook and spans 17” up my back, over my scar, which you can barely see. <b>It is a symbol of my recovery and strength. My spine has never looked like that, nor will it ever look like that, it is simply the spine that I should’ve had.</b>" —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/emilys4129c93d9">emilys4129c93d9</a> nonadult "It's covering a scar from a childhood dog bite." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/alexvediao1988">alexvediao1988</a> nonadult "When I was 10 I fell off a motorcycle and shattered my femur. They put in an external fixator to hold everything together while it healed. It left four scars on my leg. On most people they fade, but I scar badly and they still look fresh so I made them pretty. The scars themselves didn’t hold the color but I’m happy with how they came out. <b>This picture shows the scars toward the top of my leg near my hip. The scars near my knee are more spread out and each have their own matching heart.</b>" —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/kmpfl45">kmpfl45</a> nonadult "I got this for my service as a medic and to cover up some nasty lighter burns." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/shawng45014e548">shawng45014e548</a> nonadult "I had a bone marrow transplant when I was 9 years old. The scar has faded a lot since I was a kid but it always bothered me. <b>My grandfather passed away when I was 14 and I got an anchor to commemorate him and remind myself to stay down to earth and grounded.</b>" —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/ellieh45a51ab64">ellieh45a51ab64</a> nonadult "[This is an] anchor for my late grandfather who served in the Coast Guard, which covers a big ugly scar from an injury I got when I was 16." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/brittanyhealy">brittanyhealy</a> nonadult "I had a bone tumor in my knee removed when I was 10. This is my ribbon that looks like it’s lacing me up." —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/michelleh9">michelleh9</a> nonadult nonadult Guys, We Need To Talk About Rhythmic Gymnastics https://www.buzzfeed.com/susiearmitage/guys-we-need-to-talk-about-rhythmic-gymnastics?utm_term=4ldqpia Sorceresses are among us and they are rhythmic gymnasts.

You might be thinking all the Olympic gymnastics events are over, but you are wrong. Rhythmic gymnastics is here, and it is GLORIOUS.

You might be thinking all the Olympic gymnastics events are over, but you are wrong. Rhythmic gymnastics is here, and it is GLORIOUS.

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Oh, the ribbon-dancing thing, you're thinking. Also the thing with the ball, the hoop, and the clubs.

Oh, the ribbon-dancing thing, you're thinking. Also the thing with the ball, the hoop, and the clubs.

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It's true, rhythmic gymnastics is not nearly as well known in North America as its sibling discipline, artistic gymnastics.

It's true, rhythmic gymnastics is not nearly as well known in North America as its sibling discipline, artistic gymnastics.

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But it's basically the closest thing in the Olympics to Cirque du Soleil, and it's pretty damn mesmerizing to watch.

But it's basically the closest thing in the Olympics to Cirque du Soleil, and it's pretty damn mesmerizing to watch.

(Cirque recruits rhythmic gymnasts, BTW.)

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/annakopsky/i-wonder-if-beyonce-uses-any-of-these Wed, 17 Aug 2016 11:02:06 -0400 *uses a lawn mower to shave my legs* annakopsky nonadult nonadult nonadult "I started using it for my peach fuzz and I usually had to tweeze my chin every other day — now I see a huge difference! Now I go several days without having to pluck hairs." Get it <a href="http://www.ulta.com/dont-grow-there-hair-growth-inhibitor-body-moisturizer?productId=xlsImpprod6481604">here</a> for $9.99. —<a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/arianar479fbf3fd">arianar47</a> nonadult nonadult nonadult "I read a few years ago that pre-shave exfoliation really reduces razor bumps and ingrown hairs. So I discovered these bad boys — they’re nylon wash cloths that slough off dead skin and protect me before a shave." Get it <a href="http://www.thebodyshop-usa.com/shop-by-line/shop-accessories/exfoliating-skin-towel.aspx">here</a> for $8. —<a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/gigglesandkix">gigglesandkix</a> nonadult nonadult nonadult "I put it on after shaving to make ingrown hairs be less of a pain. It's an absolute necessity." Get it <a href="http://www.ulta.com/razor-bump-skin-care-solution?productId=xlsImpprod1610001">here</a> for $20. —Kate Kersten Beamon, Facebook nonadult nonadult nonadult "This stuff works really well for me and my sensitive skin, and I feels really soft all over after I use it. Bye, razors." Get it <a href="http://www.walmart.com/ip/Nair-Brazilian-Spa-Clay-Body-Cream-13-oz/20369589">here</a> for $11.13. —<a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/sia98">Sia98</a> nonadult nonadult nonadult "Can’t beat them for precision removal. I've been getting compliments on my eyebrows and no comments on my chin hairs for years now." Get one <a href="http://www.tweezerman.com/shop-by-product/brows.html">here</a> starting at $15. —<a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/allisonr46f3eec72">allisonr46</a> nonadult nonadult nonadult "The day I discovered this may have been the greatest day of my life. It’s cheap and works great on my coarse, Eastern European black hair. It doesn't smell great, but it doesn't give me razor burn or ingrown hairs." Get it <a href="http://www.walmart.com/ip/Softsheen-Carson-Magic-Shaving-Powder-Regular-Strength-5-oz/10849168">here</a> for $4.27. —<a href="https://www.buzzfeed.com/jessicag67">Kitty Davenport</a> nonadult nonadult nonadult "It sets itself and comes off in one piece. I love this stuff because I can control how thick my brows end up, and it pays for itself in one use." Get it <a href="https://www.sallyhansen.com/hair-removal/wax/face/microwavable-eyebrow-face-lip-wax-kit">here</a> for $5.44. —Sara Byron, Facebook nonadult nonadult nonadult "It zaps your hair off, but it's totally safe. I don't have to use razors anymore, and I still only need to use this baby every three weeks. I save so much time and money." Get it <a href="https://www.silkn.com/flash-and-go/">here</a> for $299. —Cat Crandall, Facebook nonadult nonadult nonadult "Regular ~lady shavers~ can’t tame the mighty beast that is my body hair, but men’s razors get a closer shave and smoother finish!" Get one <a href="http://gillette.com/en-us/products/razors-trimmers-and-blades">here</a> starting at $4.39. —<a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/Anna1655">Anna1655</a> and <a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/noahsx3">noahsx3</a> nonadult nonadult nonadult "It makes hair finer, lighter, and easier to remove later on!" 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Get it <a href="v">here</a> for $139. —<a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/firelordz">firelordz</a> nonadult nonadult nonadult "They make trimming hair really easy. They’re super gentle, small enough to get around the area, and have a little guard to prevent shaving too close." Get them <a href="http://www.walmart.com/ip/Noxzema-Bikini-Shave-Trim-Disposable-Shavers-3-count/10532858">here</a> for $19. —<a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/Habibi372">Habibi372</a> nonadult nonadult nonadult "I use them to take care of pesky upper lip hair — with MUCH less danger of cutting myself than if I used a regular razor." Get a pack of three for $5.16 <a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001DYFIPE/?tag=buzz0f-20">here</a>. —<a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/christinam4200cc806">christinam42</a> nonadult nonadult nonadult "For short-term hair removal (2-4 weeks, usually), I love Olay’s Facial Hair Removal Duo. It comes with a balm that prepares the skin, and a cream remover. The balm prevented the chemical burns that I frequently got from other products, and Olay’s cream doesn’t smell bad!" Get it <a href="http://www.olay.com/en-us/skin-care-products/smooth-finish-facial-hair-removal-duo-medium-to-coarse-hair">here</a> starting at $23.99. —<a href="http://www.buzzfeed.com/cmg0813">cmg0813</a> nonadult nonadult nonadult "It's simply fantastic. Like, you don't even know you're shaving." Get it <a href="https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/our-products/shave/shave-butter?utm_source=goog&amp;utm_medium=cpc&amp;utm_term=dr%20carver%27s%20shave%20butter&amp;utm_campaign=branded-usa&amp;cvosrc=cpc.google.dr%20carver%27s%20shave%20butter&amp;matchtype=e&amp;mobile=&amp;creative=39296747630&amp;adposition=1t1">here</a> for $8. —Jordan Cust, Facebook nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult Here's How Badass Horseback Riding Really Is https://www.buzzfeed.com/norawhelan/olympic-equestrians-are-awesome?utm_term=4ldqpia No, the horse doesn’t do all the work.

Horseback riding takes a lot of hard work, and people assuming otherwise can get old fast.

Horseback riding takes a lot of hard work, and people assuming otherwise can get old fast.

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They don't know much balance it takes to do this 5 feet in the air...

They don't know much balance it takes to do this 5 feet in the air...

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...the planning required to get to your next fence...

...the planning required to get to your next fence...

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...or the skill it takes to avoid knocking a rail.

...or the skill it takes to avoid knocking a rail.

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/norawhelan/olympic-equestrians-are-awesome Wed, 17 Aug 2016 16:28:52 -0400 No, the horse doesn't do all the work. norawhelan nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult If you can't see the signup box above, just <a href="http://newsletters.buzzfeed.com/h/t/9FF5BB620D1EB327">go here to sign up</a>! nonadult This Is What Olympic Athletes Can Look Like https://www.buzzfeed.com/kristinchirico/this-is-what-olympic-athletes-can-look-like?utm_term=4ldqpia These are all people who are competing at the height of their sports.

Olympic athletes look like Deanna Price, in the finals of the women's hammer throw.

Olympic athletes look like Deanna Price, in the finals of the women's hammer throw.

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And Rafael Silva, bronze medalist in judo.

And Rafael Silva, bronze medalist in judo.

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And Kristin Armstrong, three-time gold medalist in the women's individual time trial.

And Kristin Armstrong, three-time gold medalist in the women's individual time trial.

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They look like Meng Suping, gold medalist in women's weightlifting.

They look like Meng Suping, gold medalist in women's weightlifting.

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A lesson to all of you: Do not mess with 21-year-old Hibaq Abdullahi from Seattle.

A lesson to all of you: Do not mess with 21-year-old Hibaq Abdullahi from Seattle.

Hibaq Abdullahi

Well, it's mostly a direct message to her 15-year-old little brother, Farah, who learned this lesson the hard way after he was caught using his sister's toothbrush to clean his Jordans.

Well, it's mostly a direct message to her 15-year-old little brother, Farah, who learned this lesson the hard way after he was caught using his sister's toothbrush to clean his Jordans.

Baron 9s to be exact. AKA THESE. They cost a pretty penny.

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"I actually had to brush my teeth with my fingers since I was running late to work," she said.

Well, it didn't take a detective for Habiq to put together what had happened. Apparently, Hibaq said, "This isn't the first time he used my toothbrush to clean his shoes."

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/tanyachen/this-girl-took-revenge-on-her-little-brothers-sneakers-and-i Wed, 17 Aug 2016 14:16:59 -0400 SNEAKERHEADS, LOOK AWAY. tanyachen nonadult nonadult Baron 9s to be exact. AKA THESE. They cost a pretty penny. nonadult "I actually had to brush my teeth with my fingers since I was running late to work," she said. Well, it didn't take a detective for Habiq to put together what had happened. Apparently, Hibaq said, "This isn't the first time he used my toothbrush to clean his shoes." nonadult nonadult The masterfulness. Hibaq said she came up with the idea with her sister when they were doing their makeup. They wanted "to teach him a lesson." nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult "Not too long ago he dumped cold water on my head while I was showering," she said. "We've been going back and forth with pranks ever since." nonadult nonadult 19 Teachers Who Took It To The Next Fucking Level https://www.buzzfeed.com/ahmedaliakbar/teachers-who-deserve-a-fucking-medal?utm_term=4ldqpia They’re first place in our hearts.

This champion who managed to keep all these names straight.

This champion who managed to keep all these names straight.

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/ahmedaliakbar/teachers-who-deserve-a-fucking-medal Tue, 16 Aug 2016 08:02:05 -0400 They’re first place in our hearts. ahmedaliakbar nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult nonadult This Drag Queen's "Suicide Squad" Transformations Are Amazing https://www.buzzfeed.com/caitlinjinks/suicide-squad-costumes?utm_term=4ldqpia That Joker look is 10/10.

Drag queen and former RuPaul's Drag Race contestant Phi Phi O'Hara has re-created all of the Suicide Squad costumes.

Drag queen and former RuPaul's Drag Race contestant Phi Phi O'Hara has re-created all of the Suicide Squad costumes.

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She covered the main cast of characters, including Enchantress...

She covered the main cast of characters, including Enchantress...

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...the unicorn-loving Captain Boomerang...

...the unicorn-loving Captain Boomerang...

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...and of course, Harley Quinn.

...and of course, Harley Quinn.

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]]> https://www.buzzfeed.com/caitlinjinks/suicide-squad-costumes Mon, 15 Aug 2016 22:19:26 -0400 That Joker look is 10/10. caitlinjinks nonadult