I'm not really into the whole DIY thing—I blame my dad, who always seemed to turn a simple task like putting up a shelf into a disaster. Some people just shouldn't do DIY and we're those people.
That being said, it's my job to take an interest in all areas of beauty so I was keen to read what trichologist Philip Kingsley had to say about weird and wacky hair and scalp treatments. Are beer, bananas or tomato sauce really a better remedy than my beloved Clairol Herbal Essences Long Term Relationship Treatment Mask ($7.99)?
Bananas: This one's a no. Unfortunately, bananas won't penetrate the hair, so "you'd be far better off eating it," Kingsley declared.
Beer: Once the booze part of the beer evaporates, you are left with extra body. However there's no getting around it: you'll smell like an alco. Which will go down real well with the big boss man.
What will people think of next? Central Saint Martins design student, Ryan McSorley, has created a final project that brings new meaning to Chanel skincare: his prototype for a Chanel beauty package features a headband that leaves a mark. As he explains: "There is a silicone Chanel logo on the underside of the headband which during the night leaves an imprint of the Chanel logo on the skin, which is visible for a few hours. People can then clearly see that the owner uses Chanel skincare and not some other brand. Their skin has been branded Chanel."
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