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Comments (88)Good topic! When I was 15 I wanted a tattoo. My dad said I could as long as it was tasteful, fit under a quarter and could be hidden by a bikini. (thank you Dad, for letting me do it, yet setting boundaries!) I still love my little butterfly, and I think nostalgically about the 15 year old girl I was and the symbolism of me coming out of my cocoon. I got another one, a "tramp stamp" if you will, the last time I went to Tahiti. I love it too, and get compliments on it when I choose to show people. It too, fits under my bikini. In essence, I can go out and not be judged but my art is there for me and those whom I choose to show it to. I got a belly piercing at 17, took it out at 24 to have my daughter, and put it back in at 27. I enjoy it, but sometimes do wish I hadn't gotten it because the hole will always be there. I also have five holes in my ears, two when I was three (I wanted them, my parents didn't inflict it on me... a whole different subject is that I hate it when parents pierce babies. Gross, unnecessary pain inflicted on a tiny baby who didn't have a choice!) I got the second holes at 13 with my dad. I got the last hole in my left ear at 15. Although I wore my combat boots and long skirts, black nail polish, black fishnets and stockings that we burned holes in with our cigarettes, dyed my hair and generally acted rebellious I was a pretty good kid. I graduated from college and live a pretty "straight" life. Upon looking at me now, people are shocked to hear I have two tattos and a belly ring "but you look so innocent and mainstream!". My suggestion? Have children do research. Go to different tattoo parlors and have them look at the work that is being done. Piercings, tattoos, etc. Have them talk to people who are covering up ugly tattoos, or look at older people with a big blur of ink on their bodies. They could end up with a scar there. That can be a scary deterrant. Talk to them about whether or not they'd do it again... They have pretty good removable earrings/noserings/bellyrings and tattoos now. Buy one of them so they can see how it looks and experiment. They are the ones who will have to live with their decisions. When I see a "goth" kid walk by I smile. How wonderful that they are experimenting with who they are. When I see a big flock of Abercrombie and Fitch clones walk by I see it as they are too afraid to take risks. Yes, goth is not original. But no two kids are wearing the same studded necklaces and black shirts. It's all individual. And they will grow out of it, most of them. I think a large majority of the goth adults are ones who weren't allowed the freedom to choose as young adults. Make sure she has done research. Make sure she understands fully what she is doing. Then let her go....See MoreDoes this new installed eyebrow door looks right?
Comments (18)I could be wrong, but it appears that the house wrap is not installed with the correct overlap. It should be installed "shingle style" with successive courses overlapping the course below. This might not be a problem inside a porch, but if it's typical elsewhere on your home, it's a concern....See MoreBrushed up eyebrows
Comments (42)This is such an interesting discussion. I have naturally fairly thick dark brows and I'm glad that I was never pressured into the severe plucking that was more fashionable a while ago (maybe 10 years ago?). I never apply any makeup or color to my brows, but I do a slightly angled upward brush on them and then use a finger on top to smooth the top back into a smooth curve. Sometimes if I don't give them a brush, the hairs get a little askew and giving them a quick brush seems to help them have a little more natural arch. I had to google microblading and that sounds very interesting and like an interesting option for those that have lost too much eyebrow and want something that doesn't wash off daily. At the same time, I do think genetically there are different types of eyebrows and many people with naturally light or delicate eyebrows look so lovely just as they are. I think the example @User posted is a good one where the woman looks lovely with her "before" natural eyebrows. When I googled microblading, this photo from a makeup line came up. To me this is a good example where the woman's natural delicate coloring and features work well with her natural delicate eyebrows (though they could use a quick brush to lay smooth)....See MoreHow to install a cellular shade in a larger eyebrow arch top window?
Comments (25)I'm told requires top or wall mount or the shade will sag. I find that hard to believe. Those headrails are made of really strong metal. Mine are 58" wide and the brackets are installed 50" apart from each other. No sagging in the middle. But I wonder if it's a different problem, like if they are side mounted and that heavy, that the headrail would tilt forward? IDK. Did you get more than one opinion? I'm not doubting what the sales person told you, but I just wonder. Another option would be roller shades. Those can definitely be mounted at the edges, even when really long. IDK what the max length is, but your 47" falls well within it. If you want full privacy but allow light in, "light filtering" white shades should do. For the curtains, normally you'd need to support a rod that long in the middle, so that's a conundrum. How DIY do you want to get? Back when I had an extremely tiny budget (my "ramen noodle" college days), I used metal conduit from home depot for curtain rods, with a 1.25" diameter. They're cheap and strong. You can get them to cut it for you. Spray paint it black or soft gold. Buy separate brackets in a matching color, or spray paint those too. If you think you will ever close the drapes, you need to get ones that are relatively light weight. But in your case it sounds like they're just decorative only? So as long as you always keep them open, the long rod with heavy drapes won't sag. (This sounds like such a hack, but long curtain rods can get really expensive so it's a great workaround.) Here are some good instructions, including how to do the finials. If you don't want to do conduit, I have another idea -- it will cost more but not involve spray painting. Let me know!...See More- 8 years agolast modified: 8 years ago
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