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Windy Day after gettin my #studentdoctor on in Clin Med 💉💊 #wsusom (at Wayne State University School of Medicine)

Hey! Do you have any tips for removing mascara/ eyebrow makeup without losing any lashes/ eyebrow hairs? My eyebrows arent thick anymore!

Mascara, Eyeliner, Brow Pencil, Brow Gel… We put our eyes & face through a lot to get gorgeous looking makeup. Whilst some makeup is still prone to smudging and moving about all over the place, nowadays technology has meant that makeup is both incredibly long-wearing and difficult to remove and that’s not even necessarily waterproof products…

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Lazy mornings with a view.

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I want to learn how to cut crease!

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“For as long as women have been bleeding, there has been a man standing somewhere nearby, primitively grunting to signal his disgust. In ancient Rome, women were believed to acquire the magical ability to stop hailstorms or halt lightning during their monthly periods. Menses could render crops ‘barren’ and drive dogs ‘mad,’ the Roman author Pliny the Elder wrote in his 1st-century encyclopedia, Natural History. The Victorians viewed menstruation as an illness, and women were confined to private quarters during their periods. Victorian etiquette, in fact, prohibited any discussion or mention of the fact that women bled at all. Even today, representations of menstruating women in popular Western culture frequently trade in stereotypes that depict them as mercurial or volatile.”

Read our profile of “period panties” inventor Miki Agrawal, which contains a micro-history of period-shaming.