G-Star Wants to Pamper You on Women’s Night

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

To celebrate its fabulous friends and loyal customers, G-Star is hosting a series of Women’s Nights taking place at 141 stores in 28 countries during one week. What exactly is G-Star Women’s Night you ask? The event will provide guests with a backstage feeling in a fun environment for hair and make-up touch-ups, manicures and hors d’oeuvres while receiving professional styling tips to help them find the perfect denim. Click through to see when and where you can get pampered in your city.

Man Compared to Rosa Parks After Receiving $10 Manicure

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Some people simply have nothing going on in their lives. Which is fine. Not everyone has the luxury of television, or the Internet or readily available porn. Norris Sydnor III is apparently one of those people. After being forced — forced! I tell you — to pay one dollar extra for a manicure based solely on the fact of his mannish man hands, Sydnor is on a civil rights crusade, suing Rich’s Nail Salon for $200,000.

Beauty Fridays: Ruffian's Crescent Moon

Edited by The Fashion Web

Ruffian F/W 2010I was going to title this post “Over the Moon” because that's how I feel about this manicure. It's stunning! This is the third incarnation of the Ruffian (in collaboration with CND) moon nail, this time inspired by Wassily Kandinsky's galaxy paintings of planets, moons and stars placed against a dark backdrop (I didn't think nails could be so deep with feelings and all).The nails

5 Year Old Girls Become Beauty Savy

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

What do you do when your 5 year old asks you for laser hair removal? Or your fourth grader asks for $150 highlights  and a mani/pedi to go with it?

An article in Newsweek talks all about this dilemma:

“Fourth graders are in the market for lush $50 haircuts; by the time they hit high school, $150 highlights are standard. Five-year-olds have spa days and pedicure parties. And instead of shaving their legs the old-fashioned way—with a 99-cent drugstore razor—teens get laser hair removal, the most common cosmetic procedure of that age group.  By the time your 10-year-old is 50, she’ll have spent nearly $300,000 on just her hair and face.”

Guess most of us don’t have to worry about that for some time, but imagine what OUR 5 year old’s are going to be asking? I’m imagining anal bleaching and Dora the Explorer temporary tattoo removal.

WOW!

LINKAGE: NY Mag via Newsweek