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If you’ve ever hung your laundry out to dry or streaked your hair with lemon juice, you already know sunshine is a natural oxidizing agent. According to a story on Mashable, Mingce Long and Deyong Wu, scientists from Shanghai Jiao Tong University, in China have leveraged this intel and devised a special cotton material that can clean itself when left under ordinary sunlight.
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Blondes might have more fun, but gray hair is slowly taking over – and it’s not just for grandma anymore. Lady Gaga sported a gray mane on the cover of September’s Vanity Fair. Meanwhile, model Kristen McMenamy has come back into the industry with her full head of silver locks (as seen on the cover of the August Italian Vogue). Even Kate Moss showed off a few strands of gray when the trend reared its silver head 6 months ago. We thought the look was going to fade away, but it seems to have unlikely staying power. What do you think?
If you’re bold enough, try the trend for yourself:
For an instant (and temporary) fix, disguise your hair under this Silver Wig ($8.50) from PrettyPartyPlace. And if the trend dies, you’re ready for Halloween.
Lighten your locks with Clairol’s Balsam Color in Ash Blonde ($2.54). A blonder version of the trend is perfect in case you’re skeptical about the look.
Go ultra light with Garnier Nutrisse’s Nourishing Color Creme in White Chocolate ($7.49). This color is definitely Gaga-approved.
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Olivia Palermo showed off her dark Summer tan and a fabulous outfit at the Markus Lupfer presentation in Berlin. The City star remains, in my opinion, one of the baddest bitches on TV. Love her look.
