BeeManuel

Miss Melisa if you're nasty.

[ithelpstodream]

[unknown-bright-lights]

[veryfunnymemes]

[blackqueerblog]

That’s what happens when half of your government isn’t owned by the NRA

[lyinginbedmon]

Now THAT is some positive action.

[simchiller]

[kings-ransom1]

[shira-caedes-blog]

Dead but delicious

[hydro-homies]

You know the drill

[mystical-flute]

My favorite part of this is that you can just hear the defeat in this.

[lunahudson]

[m0uthbr3ather]

 soviet russian grandma cats complaining about their grandchildren and swapping recipes

[biszumletzten]

THEY HAVE EAR HOLES let me die

[mynameisdevon]

BABUSHKATS

[alliearts]

babushkats.

[imanes]

Is Mario Badescu Destroying Your Skin? You’re Not Alone.

Editors are afraid to bash the buzzed-about brand, and customers have suffered the consequences.

Mario Badescu has already been hit with legal repercussions for the excruciating, disfiguring results of some of its formulations. In 2013, the brand settled a class action lawsuit brought against it for failing to disclose the inclusion of strong steroids in at least two of their products. The steroids, hydrocrotisone and triamcinolone acetonide, can trigger enlarged capillaries and dermatological misery, including skin atrophy. This is where the skin becomes so thin that it easily perforates, leading to infection, diseases, fungal growths, rashes and blistered skin that oozes, burns and peels. Of course, this looks as awful as it sounds. Worse, skin atrophy can cause problems with other medical issues; even removing a bandage can rip open the afflicted skin.

The refusal of Mario Badescu to disclose the steroids in its products meant that, when they silently changed the formulation to remove them, customers were slammed with the consequences of topical steroid withdrawal. The entire deceptive operation was discovered when one longtime Mario Badescu fan—who now describes the brand as “a horrible, unethical company”—started suffering severe side effects. When she posted on Amazon about this, others chimed in with the same issues. After comparing notes, the group mobilized to collect data and challenge the brand. One plaintiff, who evangelized Mario Badescu to friends and family for years before suffering injuries due to one (now discontinued) product, says, “To say I am disgusted, shocked, disappointed [and] furious with Mario Badescu for this long-term deception is all a huge understatement…BEWARE. I would not trust ANY Mario Badescu product again, ever.”

[vivienvalentino]

I think women want freedom. They want to be empowered. They want hope. They want love; they want all the things that I want, and I’m not afraid to say those things and act on them, and I think that’s why they identify with me.

[slaybey]

[chemicalheart-deactivated202009]

I am on the floor

[isthismadness-deactivated202009]

WHY ARE AMERICANS LIKE THIS

[verycooltrash-deactivated201907]

[analogueswords]

Are??? The christians okay???

[dolerme]

yalitza aparicio photographed by jesus soto fuentes for badhombre magazine, marzo 2019 

[1dietcokeinacan]

[jehovahhthickness]

It’s so easy to tell people to “choose better friends” or “choose a better significant other” but that shit ain’t really realistic because you won’t really know how that person is going to treat you until you’ve actually developed a relationship with them.

[fenty-rihanna]

RIHANNA for Paper Magazine photographed by Sebastian Faena