Sentences with phrase «even dead hair»

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Even as recently as Victorian times, the book notes, the dead were laid out in the family parlor, their hair cut off and twisted to make decorative mementos to hang on the wall.

It also probably goes without saying that using the brush exfoliates the skin to prevent ingrown hairs and remove dead skin cells, naturally leading to smoother skin with a more even tone.

A few years ago, I wouldn't have been caught dead wearing a shade even remotely close to my hair colour, but times change (see above).

Even though cats «clean'themselves, they should be fully groomed to keep the ears clean and infection free, trim the nails and to remove dead skin and also remove excess hair to keep them from ingesting it to help prevent hair balls.

All dogs, even those commonly referred to as «non-shedding» breeds, grow new hair and shed dead fur.

If you are careful to separate the long hairs by combing or brushing in small sections (after the initial brush - out) and then pluck or pull only a few hairs at a time, you'll remove the dead hair and new growth will be even.

Keeping your dog's fur groomed can even improve its health by removing dead hair and skin irritants as well as increasing blood flow through the skin.

Even dogs with short, flat coats need regular grooming to distribute skin oils and remove dead hair.

There is also the fact that, unlike vaginas, penises are harder to hide and are not as visible as a male genitals, you can have shots of completly naked woman and not see anything at all even more if it's obscured by pubic hair, this also happened on videogames in the past like the LA Noire example, Red Dead Redemption & The Witcher 2 (where one of first ingame cutscenes is a crotch shot of naked woman) and it happens in movies all the time.

It includes fascinating dead ends and might - have - beens (a prototype based on the original iPod's click wheel, backlit in blue and orange); personal sacrifices («The iPhone is the reason I'm divorced»); obscure technical hurdles (the phone's infrared proximity sensor, which turns the screen off when it's near your head, wouldn't recognize dark hair); backstage tension at the launch (I was actually there, watching Jobs rehearse the famous iPhone keynote, but apparently missed everything); even a symbolic onstage assassination (when Jobs publicly demonstrated swiping to delete a contact, he used Apple vice president Tony Fadell's name, foreshadowing Fadell's imminent departure).»

My close college friends and I named ourselves feminists, cursed loudly in public, flirted with insults instead of hair flips, gave one another dead roses for Valentine's Day, and even penned a poster for our apartment that read «The Hairy - Leg Café» to play with the negative stereotypes of feminists we knew some of our peers held.2 For me, using the F - word as a proud marker of my belief in equality means that I hear subtle and not so subtle put - downs when I'm critical of sexual double standards, traditional heterosexual marriage, differences in pay and prestige, and who cleans the bathroom.

It took 3 rounds of shampoo to get the tile gunk out of my hair and even though we put up plastic from ceiling to floor, everything is still covered with a layer of «dead tile» dust.