Every woman should feel like they look hot when they look in the mirror, but this story takes a hot reflection to a whole new level. A makeup mirror set a woman's desk on fire, and apparently now anything can spontaneously burst into flame.20-year-old Kasey Ault got the scare of her life when she came home to find that her iPad case, which had been sitting on her desk, was completely charred. When she checked around her desk for any possible suspects to the burning - like a candle or curling iron - she found nothing out of the ordinary. That's when she realized what actually did the damage - her overheated mirror.
According to Kasey, her mirror had been left in the sun at such an angle that it had gotten extremely hot, and likely caused a small fire. The photos of what happened to her iPad case are shocking and scary: though the fire seemingly went out on its own, Kasey stated in a Facebook post that she had several pets sleeping at home at the time who could have been harmed had the fire spread.
Just had something very scary happen to me. If any of you do your makeup in a little mirror in front of the window like...
Posted by Kasey Ault on Tuesday, December 1, 2015
The Hadid sisters are certainly gaining popularity around the modelling industry. Lately, we have been totally obsessed with everything 
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Going full glam in a sparkly silver and black jacket tied with a bow (that we are dying over) and black wide-leg trousers, Kristen took a seat in the front row and watched the models strut down the runway during the fashion show.
The holidays are not a time to hold back, especially when it comes to food. Between 
Ah, the smokey eye. Equal parts alluring and mysterious, mastering this illusive shadow look will not only make your peepers pop no matter the color, it can render a man senseless with just one wink of your well-smoked lid.
This is what it looked like when I finished. I drew two lines going diagonally across my eye, one coming out of the very corner and one toward the center. Then I created an arching line around my crease and another right on top of where my lid ended. I used a very creamy chocolate brown pencil to do the job. On Pinterest the lines were a little sharper, but like I said you're just going to smudge everything together anyway.
This looked amazing! I was actually really surprised by how good it came out considering how simple the whole process was. I was so convinced that I would wind up looking like a hot mess who accidentally smudged her liner, but this was fierce. And it only took a matter of minutes! My one suggestion would be to pop a highlight shade right by your tear duct because that's where the liner will stop and needs additional color. Other than, totes approve!
For this, I took a creamy black pencil and basically traced the shape of my lid adding a little cat eye. I drew the line from the top of my lashes, out toward my crease, running it back down to the bottom of my lash line. Yes, I looked a bit like I had a strange disease but I knew it wouldn't look like this long.
Hot damn once again! Not only was this look super simple it was just the right amount of darkness around my eyes to make them pop. To add just a bit more to this look, I'd also add a highlighting color under my brow bone and a nude tan across my crease just to make the darker shades stand out. Hack number two is a total yes! 
Once I put the insanely thick amount of liner on my lids, I started to feel skeptical. Would I actually be able to cover those bold lines with a shadow? Would it really be that quick?
When all was said and done, I looked like I was on some serious drugs. I am used to wearing a pretty heavy amount of makeup but this was way too much. Maybe Taylor Momsen would have been digging on this look, but I totes was not a fan.
I don't think that anyone here is a stranger to the many joys having a smartphone can yield.
However, not everyone grew up in a technological age and knows how to navigate these gadgets. For this generation, it's second nature - we can practically text message in our sleep, with our toes if we have to. But what about the older generations?
So what are you waiting for? Grab your grandparents (or a friendly senior citizen), grab that smartphone, and let's get teaching!
We have a confession to make: We're kind of obsessed with highlighters. Usually we wouldn't share the secrets behind our most coveted skin-perfecting looks but we could no longer keep this one in.
We're suckers for a tear-jerker commercial...but this new German supermarket holiday ad had us feeling a new level of sad. Then there was a major plot twist, which left us with oh-so-many conflicted feels.
One look at 
Our list of beauty obsessions for this season has been pretty lengthy, but right at the tippy top of that list is jewel tones. We were first given a taste this fall, adding ruby hues to our lips for a timeless, berry-stained pout and now we are positively hooked. As a result, we're carrying our obsession over to winter, complementing all of our new, bundled-up styles and holiday party fashions with this glitzy glam palette.
Need another reason to think 
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Everybody loves a good proposal story - and this one doesn't disappoint. It's got everything: romance, drama...and some damn perfect timing.
You get into a major fight with your best friend, and maybe she is to blame and is the wrong one in this situation. Although she apologized numerous times, your anger and coldness toward her for a day turns into two days, which turns into a week, and now it's been a month and you haven't spoken one word to your bestie. Reflect on this feeling for a minute. It's crappy.
Not forgiving someone is sort of a pride thing. We want to stand by how we feel because we know we are right in the situation, and the other person is wrong. Forgiving someone feels like giving in sometimes to someone's wrongdoing. Maybe we find some sort of pleasure out of having that person constantly text/call us while we continue to dodge them.
1. You're out of the "cranky pants, ready to snap at everyone" mode.
Unfortunately, we live in a society that places far too much emphasis on appearance, and with the emergence of social media, attacking a person's looks has become even more rampant. But a teen in Canada isn't here for the cyberbullying and decided to call out some students at her school who created a cruel 
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