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| Blog Name: | MomGrind |
| Url: | http://momgrind.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Women, Humor, Parenting |
| Description: | Mom, blogger, recovering lawyer. Welcome to my website. |
| Popularity: | 169 Followers |
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Stupid Beauty Trends
After writing last week about stupid fashion trends, it occurred to me that during recent years, there have been beauty trends that were/ are just as stupid. Here are five of them: Trout Pout This beauty trend is about filling one’s upper lips to the brim with collagen, or whatever it is they use to augment lips these days. Meg Ryan is one of the celebrities who are most often criticized for her ̶
After writing last week about stupid fashion trends, it occurred to me that during recent years, there have been beauty trends that were/ are just as stupid. Here are five of them: Trout Pout This beauty trend is about filling one’s upper lips to the brim with collagen, or whatever it is they use to augment lips these days. Meg Ryan is one of the celebrities who are most often criticized for her ̶
Ten Stupid Fashion Trends
Despite the stupidity of a few male fashion designers, I love fashion. When it’s not about starving oneself to fit into a size zero or saying that Barbie Doll’s ankles are too fat, fashion is about self expression, creativity and beauty. But over the years, there have been several fashion trends that were, er, stupid. Here are ten of them: Knee Warmers
Despite the stupidity of a few male fashion designers, I love fashion. When it’s not about starving oneself to fit into a size zero or saying that Barbie Doll’s ankles are too fat, fashion is about self expression, creativity and beauty. But over the years, there have been several fashion trends that were, er, stupid. Here are ten of them: Knee Warmers
Women Love Pink
I mean, I don’t KNOW that women love pink. I am a woman and I do not love pink at all (I do love purple, though. Is that a feminine enough color?) However, manufacturers of all types of products seem to feel strongly that women do love pink, should love pink, and must love pink, and so any product specifically marketed to women is almost always pink colored. In a previous post, we already explored pink products for women such as a power drill, a laptop, and even ear plugs. Today, allow me to introduce the most feminine product of all: a laxative for women. Its color? Pink. Duh.
I mean, I don’t KNOW that women love pink. I am a woman and I do not love pink at all (I do love purple, though. Is that a feminine enough color?) However, manufacturers of all types of products seem to feel strongly that women do love pink, should love pink, and must love pink, and so any product specifically marketed to women is almost always pink colored. In a previous post, we already explored pink products for women such as a power drill, a laptop, and even ear plugs. Today, allow me to introduce the most feminine product of all: a laxative for women. Its color? Pink. Duh.
Outrageous Photoshopping: Why We Should Keep Talking About it
Today, I am full of hope. More and more, the media – even mainstream media – is picking up stories about outrageous photoshopping, about fashion images who were so heavily manipulated that they present a disturbingly distorted, unrealistic image of the female body.
Today, I am full of hope. More and more, the media – even mainstream media – is picking up stories about outrageous photoshopping, about fashion images who were so heavily manipulated that they present a disturbingly distorted, unrealistic image of the female body.
A Beautiful Winter Poem, and a Rant on SEO
This morning I read one of my favorite winter poems, “Snow Toward Evening” by Melville Cane. The poem does not mention the word “snow” or “snowing” even once (except for its title) and so would likely not work very well in terms of SEO. But oh, how very lovely this poem is. Suddenly the sky turned gray. The day, Which had been bitter and chill, Grew soft and still. Quietly From some invisible blossoming tree Mill
This morning I read one of my favorite winter poems, “Snow Toward Evening” by Melville Cane. The poem does not mention the word “snow” or “snowing” even once (except for its title) and so would likely not work very well in terms of SEO. But oh, how very lovely this poem is. Suddenly the sky turned gray. The day, Which had been bitter and chill, Grew soft and still. Quietly From some invisible blossoming tree Mill
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