Bride-To-Be Invented An Epic IKEA Bag Hack To Protect Her Wedding Dress While Peeing

Your wedding day is one of the most significant milestones in your life, a day to remember forever. But it can also be stressful. With months of meticulous planning, you want everything to go smoothly! So you account for any potential problem that could occur.

However, did you think about how you are going to go to the toilet in a huge wedding dress? With the champagne flowing, there will be frequent pee breaks, and it is hardly realistic to be getting dressed and undressed every time.

A British woman, Tina, has thought of everything and solved this issue with our old friend the IKEA bag. She shared the pictures of her genius hack on IKEA hackers blog, and it quickly went viral.

Cutting a hole in the bottom of the bag, Tina gathers the folds of the dress and lifts the bag, putting the straps over her shoulders. Now the fancy, ‘mermaid-style’ wedding dress is all in one neat package, and will not get sullied by a dirty bathroom floor. Smart, right?

Source: http://www.thinkinghumanity.com

People are embracing nostril hair and getting thick extensions in bizarre new trend

It's the beauty trend nobody asked for, but it's here nonetheless.

While men and women have been fighting against unruly nostril hair for generations, the latest fad seems to be incorporating nostril hair extensions into your life.

Yes, you can now kiss goodbye to the eye-watering pain of plucking and the fiddliness of trimming your nose hair.

The brave new look was first championed by Instagrammer @gret_chen_chen.

She used false eyelashes to achieve the avant guard aesthetic but we imagine if you're blessed in the nose hair department, you won't need to resort to falsies .

It did not take long for others to seize upon the look and - voila - the tag #nosehairextensions was born.

A quick glance at this tag will show you just how popular it's become.

As an aside, we're not sure how advisable it is to use eyelash glue up your nose, so that's something to be aware of.

If you're happy to just leave your nostril hair as is, here are some interesting facts.

It grows at a rate of 0.35mm per day and it's actually our friend, as it acts as one of the body's first lines of defence against environmental nasties such as spores and germs.

So, where nostril hair is concerned, could it be a case of more is more?

Source: www.mirror.co.uk