But I guess how else would one attach microscopic hairs to existing microscopic hairs?
|
|
For example, producers are allowed up to 11 rodent hairs per 25 grams of paprika and cinnamon; 4.5 hairs per 225 grams of noodles; and 4 hairs per 25 grams of curry powder.
|
|
"Ingrown hairs are hairs that tend to grow inwards in the follicle" New York City-based dermatologist Anita Cela, MD, explains.
|
|
There are also hairs found in the victims' hands that have yet to be tested — hairs that are blond or brown.
|
|
You can buy a "standard" follicle for a mere $10, "binary hairs" for $15, and a "constellation" of Fieri hairs for $20.
|
|
As old hairs fall out and new hairs grow in, these cells develop into melanocytes - cells that produce the pigment that gives hair its color.
|
|
And you are splitting hairs on hairs when trying to determine whether Gillibrand or Booker is closer to the democratic socialist view of the world.
|
|
Kolinsky hairs are chosen because every single strand has a surface of directional, interlocking scales, increasing the surface area and giving the hairs their strength.
|
|
If you're tweezing, remove the hairs row by row instead of plucking groups of hairs at a time, which poses the risk of pulling too much.
|
|
So the act of plucking hairs entirely could lead to infections, bacteria-leaden pimples, ingrown hairs that turn into abscesses, and/or an overall bloody mess.
|
|
The rotating tweezers gently tackle the hairs on your legs, arms, and underarms, and the precision light helps you to accurately target your most stubborn of hairs.
|
|
"If you're using a magnifying mirror, you're seeing hairs too soon, so you're pulling way too soon, and it will result in some ingrown hairs," she said.
|
|
"I would take hairs of ethnic descent and I would test relaxers on them, shampoos, conditioners, then I would break the hairs on a machine," he said.
|
|
To imitate gecko feet, the robot has special pads outfitted with thousands of tiny silicone rubber hairs, which are 10 times smaller than the hairs on your head.
|
|
Instead, his team stuck natural hairs from a paintbrush onto double-sided tape, put that on the bottom of a tiny quadcopter, and coated the hairs in the goo.
|
|
" - Dave, 222 "Leaves beard hairs all around sink.
|
|
Hearing depends on sensitive hairs in the inner ear that translate sound waves into signals our brains hear as noise, and hearing loss is triggered by damage to those hairs.
|
|
To make the hundreds of tiny hairs on what is now known as an Ophionereis annulata (Blaschka Nr. 260), they prepared fused sets of 4-5 hairs that were then glued.
|
|
" Others looked "lumpy"... And even covered with little "hairs.
|
|
" She added, "There is nothing ambiguous about cross hairs.
|
|
Bursts of high-energy laser light are absorbed much better by these unwanted hairs than by the surrounding skin, and the hairs start to increase in temperature when the laser hits them.
|
|
In five minutes, the jet-black hairs on my upper lip were transformed into the fair, wispy, virtually undetectable hairs every other eight-year-old girl in my tiny village school had.
|
|
In every mirror, I checked for new, sprouting hairs, and if I moved under a different light, I'd find the nearest mirror to see if it might uncover hairs I hadn't noticed before.
|
|
Federal records released in July showed the FBI analyzed a sample of alleged Bigfoot hairs in the 1970s "in the interest of research and scientific inquiry" that turned out to be deer hairs.
|
|
We spent a lot of time splitting theological call hairs.
|
|
And Murray is only about two hairs back of Laine.
|
|
Maybe to grow a couple of hairs on his chin.
|
|
The hairs came from a deer, not a mythic ape.
|
|
There are short hairs on the outside of the corolla.
|
|
He wore a sweater and sported some new grey hairs.
|
|
But his attempt to split hairs only inflamed his critics.
|
|
You know, just to clean up any lingering stray hairs.
|
|
It will help separate your hairs for a solid trim.
|
|
For those whose hairs grow faster, trim as necessary. 2.
|
|
No joke, the hairs on your arm will stick up.
|
|
With her fingers, Ruby moved her short pubic hairs aside.
|
|
"What's he doing, plucking his cunt hairs?" does not count.
|
|
In people, the hairs cause irritation, swelling, and a rash.
|
|
Eyebrow extensions do not damage your natural hairs at all.
|
|
Clinton's face in the cross hairs of a rifle scope.
|
|
The current swiftly shot down the length of the hairs.
|
|
Soon, Western financial institutions fell in Mr. Correa's cross hairs.
|
|
It is in the cross hairs of three different currents.
|
|
I swore to be the caretaker of the chin hairs.
|
|
And we've already split those hairs two or three times.
|
|
Its status sometimes puts the brand in political cross hairs.
|
|
It's my natural color, and it's my natural white hairs.
|
|
You ever cut the plastic hairs off a Barbie head?
|
|
Then, you know, we got to do the baby hairs.
|
|
Hairs that are blunt or twisted have to be discarded.
|
|
But it's kind of like sort of splitting hairs now.
|
|
Christmas has now found itself caught in the cross hairs.
|
|
Why split hairs in a search for more precise terminology?
|
|
"I lasered my baby hairs off years ago, because my forehead had all these little baby hairs, and I would always break out because of them," West revealed in a blog post on kimkardashianwest.com.
|
|
Unfortunately, the beauty myth that some people are more prone to ingrown hairs that others is true: According to Dr. Day, if you have curly or coarse texture, hairs can more easily become ingrown.
|
|
The study suggests that electric fields can exert a physical force on a bumblebee's tiny body hairs and cause them to move — and these hairs then relay nerve signals to the brain in response.
|
|
"I lasered my baby hairs off years ago, because my forehead had all these little baby hairs, and I would always break out because of them," the star wrote in a post on her website.
|
|
They decided to take his case, as well as represent Williamson, and found that none of the DNA at the crime scene — the scalp hairs, the pubic hairs, and the semen — belonged to either man.
|
|
That means I am one of those lucky people who has super coarse hairs and soft, fine hairs that turn into a lovely halo of frizz at the slightest whisper of moisture in the air.
|
|
And where does the Tweezist get the ingrown hairs, you ask?
|
|
At my second appointment, Dr. Dubow observed the new hairs, too.
|
|
A woman is not the sum of hairs on her head.
|
|
I don't know how you can split hairs on that game.
|
|
"Most cats are mutts, most cats domestic short-hairs," Skaya conceded.
|
|
It just feels wrong to tell time by watching hairs move.
|
|
The coarse hairs strewn in Phoebe's sheets, bijou rays of gold.
|
|
Joplin made the hairs on the back of people's necks prickle.
|
|
"It only hurts because your hairs are so long," she complains.
|
|
"You want to brush all your brow hairs up," explains Scott.
|
|
If these stats are giving you premature gray hairs, don't panic.
|
|
The latest brow trend has Instagram literally splitting hairs: fishtail brows.
|
|
I asked myself, 'How do the hairs on the petals look?
|
|
The hairs on your arm have receded and you become hot.
|
|
Why would I rock the boat over a few split hairs?
|
|
Each sound carries its own vibration impacting the tiny hairs differently.
|
|
A drain protector that catches all hairs that cross its path
|
|
Yes, the chaos of the holidays can give us grey hairs.
|
|
The hairs on my neck were standing up, my teeth clenched.
|
|
North Korea was even more clearly in the president's cross hairs.
|
|
Trump is truly in the cross hairs, and he knows it.
|
|
Is it true that the sugar scrub helps prevent ingrown hairs?
|
|
My cheeks are dotted with maybe 36 coarse hairs between them.
|
|
Irma has turned north with South Florida in its cross hairs.
|
|
Mr. Boies denies that, but he seems to be splitting hairs.
|
|
Yet he is not the only Republican in Trump's cross hairs.
|
|
Affleck has a habit of putting himself in the cross hairs.
|
|
But Mr. Yi said he was not just splitting statistical hairs.
|
|
Rushed to split hairs about intelligence before being briefed on it.
|
|
"We are splitting hairs out there all the time," Patrick said.
|
|
Stray hairs dotted his cheeks and his forehead like black snowflakes.
|
|
When she's giving you head, her chin is touching your hairs.
|
|
He had the little hairs above and below his brows removed.
|
|
But he's offering some heat, too: His troupe's "Three Golden Hairs of Grandfather Wisdom," playing Thursdays through Sundays, concerns an angry king who sends his despised son-in-law to seize three golden hairs from the sun.
|
|
"Like hairspray, [dry shampoo] holds the hairs against your scalp," he says.
|
|
WATTERS: Your state is in the cross-hairs of little rocket man.
|
|
Use the same styling products to smooth the hairs at the nape.
|
|
"Ingrown hairs can be decreased by not shaving closely," Dr. King says.
|
|
If we're splitting (unicorn) hairs though, these macarons probably take the cake.
|
|
The shaking was supposed to cut the hairs more easily or something.
|
|
Because we're mixed race, our leg hairs curl at a slower rate.
|
|
A week later, none of the hairs have started growing back yet.
|
|
His hand was strong and veined and covered with wiry dark hairs.
|
|
Start by plucking the stray hairs above the tail on the outside.
|
|
Putting hospital pyjamas in the cross-hairs is not without its challenges.
|
|
"It's generally acceptable for a man to sport gray hairs," she says.
|
|
The giraffe does her best to keep all her hairs in place.
|
|
He has hairs in his nose, and a few in his ears.
|
|
He was broadside when I slid the cross hairs onto his shoulder.
|
|
Sketch in short, upward strokes to mimic the look of real hairs.
|
|
A treasured uniform of black clothing was coated in bristly white hairs.
|
|
The luxurious custom carpet was specially designed to conceal pesky dog hairs.
|
|
"I really love this gel for shaping all baby hairs," she says.
|
|
Trying to split hairs with Clinton's setup, his critics say, is hypocritical.
|
|
The trap itself is made of modified leaves containing three trigger hairs.
|
|
White hairs on this tiny spider surround multiple pairs of black eyes.
|
|
A typical house cat can shed up to 75,000 hairs a day.
|
|
Dr. Fauci, 79, does not seem to be in the cross hairs.
|
|
It's cruel to put an actor in the cross hairs of Streepists.
|
|
The hairs on my arm bristled as I sat behind the wheel.
|
|
By December, however, he was firmly in the Islamic State's cross hairs.
|
|
The breeze tickles the handful of whisker-like hairs of my cheeks.
|
|
Will it take some of those white hairs out of my eyebrows?
|
|
But it soon might be in the cross hairs of President Trump.
|
|
Wells Fargo is still in the cross hairs of regulators and prosectors.
|
|
"Our democracy itself is in the cross hairs," Ms. Nielsen told reporters.
|
|
The Fed today remains caught in the cross hairs of partisan polarization.
|
|
Suddenly, African-Americans are in the cross hairs of this growth industry.
|
|
That leaves Dwight, a double agent in two sets of cross hairs.
|
|
He also noted that he had added a couple of gray hairs.
|
|
Also this week, federal prosecutors are back in the president's cross hairs.
|
|
I was angry about your baby hairs, your streamlined texture, your simplicity.
|
|
It depicted electoral districts, not individual Democratic lawmakers, beneath stylized cross hairs.
|
|
But the programs have long been in the cross hairs of conservatives.
|
|
In its first year, The Long Hairs business did $25,000 in sales.
|
|
There were even white hairs in the book, evidently his as well.
|
|
The parts closer to the eyes with shorter hairs are trimmed carefully.
|
|
He counted 18 hairs within a small area that normally houses around 25.
|
|
Normally, I bid adieu to around 15 to 20 hairs, but this time?
|
|
Soon it'll be getting wispy chin-hairs and its voice will be cracking.
|
|
Fine hairs (yellow), thicker whisker (yellow) and blood vessels (black) are all visible.
|
|
A few stray hairs could obscure the saddle of your ear, for example.
|
|
First, your tongue isn't actually growing coarse black hairs (cue: sigh of relief).
|
|
It's like half melted, vanilla ice cream with little hairs stuck to it.
|
|
But if you do fall victim to in-grown hairs, leave them be!
|
|
For Your EdgesTrying to get your baby hairs to lay down even flatter?
|
|
"I have very light baby hairs," the (currently) deep chestnut-maned she explains.
|
|
"HAS ANYONE EVER HAD THEIR NOSE HAIRS WAXED?" she asked in the caption.
|
|
How can I hide the rogue hairs until I see my brow artist?
|
|
But boom times mean that community gardens will remain in the cross hairs.
|
|
Inside that goop are thickening fibers that look a lot like brow hairs.
|
|
Image by brittanysoupYou can blame your parents for some of those gray hairs.
|
|
NGOs, especially those funded from abroad, will be first in the cross-hairs.
|
|
Some of this is simply growing up, everyone's memories graying alongside his hairs.
|
|
At first Johel presented the long dark hairs he gathered from his pillow.
|
|
An aftershave cream that hydrates and helps prevent future bumps and ingrown hairs
|
|
" Bjork-James similarly dismisses the distinctions between the three groups as "splitting hairs.
|
|
Continue on to learn more about what could be causing your silver hairs.
|
|
The fine hairs on her body catch the candlelight, outlining her in gold.
|
|
Even the accounts of their friends and family were in the cross hairs.
|
|
Using superlong toe hairs like whiskers, they find their way in the dark.
|
|
Feeding her puréed fruits with a little spoon, combing her eight remaining hairs.
|
|
A good head of human hair has about 350 hairs per square inch.
|
|
However, the Democratic spokesperson for the committee said EPA's distinction was splitting hairs.
|
|
While wearing our steel knickers and plucking our legs hairs one by one.
|
|
The Marc Jacobs eyebrow pencil is really thin and can mimic natural hairs.
|
|
And its process for that analysis has long been in industry's cross hairs.
|
|
They hear the hammers clicking back, imagine themselves in the majority's cross hairs.
|
|
The show's host Alicia Keys had tiny rhinestones sprinkled throughout her baby hairs.
|
|
European companies have increasingly found themselves in the cross hairs as American funds.
|
|
It's normal to shed about 100 to 150 telogen phase hairs a day.
|
|
But tantrums such as last month's have put them in regulators' cross-hairs.
|
|
Doering explained that bees have branched hairs—their coiffures get clumpy when wet.
|
|
Individual hairs are added or taken away until it&aposs an exact fit.
|
|
We&aposre using thin, precision brushes now to mimic the look of hairs.
|
|
No, I've already gotten a number of gray hairs since I've become mayor.
|
|
In this dangerous world, he is putting American citizens in the cross hairs.
|
|
I still get hairs in my legs, in my vagina, in my underarms.
|
|
Similar to its predecessor, the vegan Kush Brow Gel uses heart-shaped extension fibers to make brow hairs appear thicker; the cannabis oil makes the formula intensely conditioning for a lightweight wash of color that keeps hairs soft, never stiff.
|
|
One company in particular is in its cross-hairs: Juul, based in San Francisco.
|
|
"Laser hair removal may also help in preventing ingrown hairs from occurring," she adds.
|
|
Cons: Long hours and stressful assignments might be responsible for a few gray hairs.
|
|
With this understanding, we will examine the hairs and tissue mentioned in your letter.
|
|
Facebook, in particular, is in the cross-hairs of European regulators as never before.
|
|
Se hasn't had the gray hairs that I'm dying, the wrinkles that I'm hiding.
|
|
The researchers flicked the trigger hairs while they recorded electrical activity in the plant.
|
|
I've definitely grown a lot of gray hairs in the process since opening Bracero.
|
|
A telltale sign are long, curly hairs sticking up and out in all directions.
|
|
This, along with the general irritation of shaving, causes ingrown hairs and razor bumps.
|
|
Cranberries, bourbon and snuff are among the all-American products in Brussels's cross-hairs.
|
|
You see these guys walking around with all like three, five different colored hairs?
|
|
Once we had my ideal shape, Berry began matching her inks to my hairs.
|
|
As a final special touch, Ebanks laid down some baby hairs along Baker's edges.
|
|
My black hairs were coming back, giving my brows a salt-and-pepper effect.
|
|
If you're styling your baby hairs with gel, there's a brush for that, too.
|
|
But when they tested the bees' body hairs, they found an even greater reaction.
|
|
And when regional powers are at odds, Lebanon gets caught in the cross hairs.
|
|
Half of my gray hairs I think I got in the week before Iowa.
|
|
It is difficult to trim hairs that are hard or stuck together with dirt.
|
|
There are hairs on the face of the Teletubby, broken veins, and chapped lips.
|
|
This also includes removing the baby hairs, which helps create a smoother makeup application.
|
|
Why it matters: Mayer isn't the only former exec in the Senators' cross-hairs.
|
|
His shin hairs were golden in a yellow light that shone from the garage.
|
|
A few months after giving birth, all those pregnancy-gifted hairs may fall out.
|
|
PEOPLE'S ability to hear depends on bundles of tiny hairs found inside their ears.
|
|
Within 30 minutes it loses its cilia, the tiny hairs it employs to swim.
|
|
And the nature of the dark thing chasing you, making those hairs stand up?
|
|
Then, the regrowth awkward process begins…tiny, sticking up hairs, all over my head.
|
|
It is estimated there are between 100,000 to 150,000 hairs on human beings' heads.
|
|
Meanwhile during her salon day, the mother of one also groomed her facial hairs.
|
|
Just below them are two of Monet's own hairs, fallen into the wet paint.
|
|
Ms. Phillips's simple line drawings cover everything from pulling noodles to removing pig hairs.
|
|
But, elsewhere, only splitting hairs can justify the generalizations to which she sacrifices possibility.
|
|
Just look at how he draws on individual hairs to fill in his brows.
|
|
"I sifted through clothes that still had their hairs in them," he tells me.
|
|
But administration officials have not yet announced which countries are in the cross hairs.
|
|
A significant minority of people with trichotillomania (commonly called 'trich') ingest their pulled hairs.
|
|
If people enjoyed having stars named after them, why not Guy Fieri's awesome hairs?
|
|
The unbridled power of big tech is now in the cross hairs of Washington.
|
|
If someone wants to help me cover up my grey hairs, let's do it.
|
|
"The bathtub still coughs up blond wig hairs," he says in the first episode.
|
|
Amazon has already been in the commission's cross hairs this year for unfair competition.
|
|
Some people choose to embrace their hairs, while others never miss a laser appointment.
|
|
The water sticks to the spaces between hairs better than seawater or freshwater would.
|
|
With this new technique, the researchers used hairs from horses, the rhino's closest relative.
|
|
Instead, he used an electric space razor that captured the hairs for later disposal.
|
|
But these packages were swimming on their own, propelled by waving hairs called cilia.
|
|
Her armpits were gritty with tiny hairs and flecked with clumps of white deodorant.
|
|
Manufacturing USA is another successful public-private venture in Mr. Trump's budget cross hairs.
|
|
A similar effort is expected with Boston, with Cora in the cross hairs again.
|
|
If that doesn't happen again soon, the February lows would in the cross-hairs.
|
|
It all gets confusing, because there are endless ways to split hairs on this.
|
|
When the hairs are all sorted, they&aposre ready to go into the cannon.
|
|
Not honoring one puts them in the cross hairs of the xenophobic Mr. Trump.
|
|
Transitional sessions are scheduled in between, depending on how fast the client's hairs grow.
|
|
Here are the best tweezers you can buy:Best tweezers overall: Tweezerman Slant TweezerBest budget tweezers: Revlon Expert Slant Tip TweezersBest tweezers for fine hairs: TweezerGuru Slant TweezersBest tweezers for ingrown hairs and splinters: Tweezerman Ingrown Hair SplintertweezeBest travel tweezers: Tweezerman Mini Slant Tweezer
|
|
Then, after you've been super patient, grab those tweezers and clean up any stray hairs.
|
|
"I am awake, my hairs are standing on end telling you this story," she added.
|
|
"I think the Democrats are splitting hairs when they talk about hate speech," he says.
|
|
Who knew that painlessly ripping out my body hairs came down to balancing my chakras?
|
|
This changes what the hairs perceive and messes with the signals that your brain receives.
|
|
We saw Sarah Palin blamed, her website had cross hairs over I guess, political districts.
|
|
Plus, they had a more developed organ for secreting sticky stuff into the little hairs.
|
|
And, sure, I've spotted hairs in takeaway food and—thinking 'screw it, what's the harm?
|
|
"You literally made all my hairs stand up on end," the former Spice Girl said.
|
|
The first thing I noticed: No more pesky hairs setting up shop near my eyelids.
|
|
In recent years, some lawmakers have turned their cross-hairs to a different vice: sugar.
|
|
Not trade in a way that's going to put American workers in the cross-hairs.
|
|
In nature, the trigger hairs are activated time and again as the trapped prey struggles.
|
|
Before a facial, I would remove a few hairs and talk clients through my theory.
|
|
I have some white hairs coming in, so that gives it different colors, I guess.
|
|
Now, before you get too excited, know this: Nothing will make those hairs grow overnight.
|
|
Always get a pro to remove them to avoid any damage to your natural hairs.
|
|
Like popcorn, moisture inside the hairs evaporates rapidly which makes them look a bit... crispy.
|
|
It was really like, the hairs on the back of our neck all stood up.
|
|
DNA testing showed that Rorrer could not be excluded as the source of the hairs.
|
|
Those leaves are lined with ultra-sensitive trigger hairs that sense when something touches them.
|
|
Along with the removal of fine hairs, it results in healthier skin that feels silkier.
|
|
Dark matter "hairs," which are described in a totally different theory paper about dark matter.
|
|
The nation's largest chaebol, or family-run enterprise, Samsung is now in the cross-hairs.
|
|
It's normal not to feel the hairs being cut when you're using a quality razor.
|
|
It's more like a tiny robotic finger, but let's not split hairs (or base pairs).
|
|
It is being examined for forensics -- including DNA and hairs -- at a lab, he said.
|
|
Once I'm happy, I trim off any long brow hairs so they don't stick out.
|
|
Since I started on this program, my pubic hairs, which were white, have turned brown.
|
|
Of course, no '90s look is complete without a set of gelled-down baby hairs.
|
|
Severe allergic reactions to the hairs can result in asthma attacks, vomiting, fever, and dizziness.
|
|
Along with the gray hairs in their beards, they each now have wives and children.
|
|
As Americans, we should not be looking at how many gray hairs a candidate has.
|
|
For the famous person caught in the cross hairs, though, it's not always so fun.
|
|
Washing them any sooner will prevent the color from fully soaking into the brow hairs.
|
|
Yet this stunning landscape is now in the cross hairs of the United States Congress.
|
|
H: And I noticed that the Trump Baby also has a couple little chest hairs.
|
|
"Every time we take a trade action, agriculture is in the cross hairs," he said.
|
|
The Journal has been in the cross hairs of the Chinese government since last year.
|
|
The interaction between the fields is detected by antennae or sensitive hairs on the body.
|
|
It can take a beating and take a washing and the hairs don't pull out.
|
|
Not so fast: Expect Deutsche Telekom, now in Vodafone's cross hairs, to fight the transaction.
|
|
I started getting gray hairs when I was 25, probably because I worry so much.
|
|
So far, the H-2A program has stayed out of the immigration reform cross hairs.
|
|
Another charged that "long blond hairs" on Mr. Foster's clothing pointed to a cover-up.
|
|
But what happens if you end up in the cross hairs of that belief system?
|
|
Check. Smattering of gray hairs, alluding to years spent on the battlefield reuniting a nation?
|
|
He had been in America&aposs cross hairs on numerous occasions, and he knew it.
|
|
The hairs on my neck stand up, and I find myself feeling something unexpected: fear.
|
|
Once the hairs are cleaned and graded, it&aposs time to start making the brush.
|
|
The smallest-brush-size hairs are just 7 millimeters long, shorter than an average eyelash.
|
|
JG: There have been reports of people getting HPV in their eyebrow hairs from threading.
|
|
I'm pretty much looking like the Artist but I do have more than four hairs.
|
|
The area is also a breeding ground for ingrown hairs, moles, and cysts, Dr. Graf explains.
|
|
Give them a natural, fluffy texture by brushing hairs up and out with a spoolie brush.
|
|
Watch these experts tidy nose hairs and turn out-of-control brows into perfectly neat arches.
|
|
One shade, she found, had some "black dots" in them and another had hairs and dots.
|
|
It's improbable that a few hairs would harbor enough harmful microorganisms to affect the gastrointestinal system.
|
|
The 13-year-old inside me sits up, itches to pull hairs out, maybe skip dinner.
|
|
If you suffer from a lack of brow hairs, this could be the technique for you.
|
|
It was the unlikely sighting of all of her baby hairs, combed down onto her forehead.
|
|
IN 1988 A world emboldened by the eradication of smallpox set its cross-hairs on polio.
|
|
What about the brow hairs that live above the eyebrow line — should those stay or go?
|
|
Baker's hidden secret for, well, everything — even concealing stray brow hairs — is a large highlighter pencil.
|
|
In the flytrap, it's little hairs that set things off, while in the gripper it's light.
|
|
Flip the brow pencil, and use the spoolie side to brush up stray hairs into place.
|
|
"Use it to mask any newly-grown hairs when you're in between brow appointments," she says.
|
|
"When I wanna fuck things up a little, I always go for baby hairs," he says.
|
|
The robotic gripper mimics those hairs using thousands of silicone rubber wedges pointing in opposite directions.
|
|
The rotating metal coils uprooted hairs individually, leaving users with two weeks of silky smooth skin.
|
|
Using special hairs that detect vibrations, the spiders can sense when a prospective meal is nearby.
|
|
They're not in the cross hairs like Facebook, Google and Twitter right now, but it's there.
|
|
The one thing he doesn't have to worry about from Iowa is getting any gray hairs.
|
|
The hairs on the gland help spread sexy pheromones in an attempt at attracting a female.
|
|
They can also live in, and spread through, other sparse hairs, like beards, eyebrows, or eyelashes.
|
|
It's meant to exfoliate, clear up ingrown hairs, and remove all the gunk your pores. Sexy!
|
|
The frizzy hairs growing back in were still thick and still screaming to be pulled out.
|
|
Brushes of different sizes can be selected to draw hairs on the face, or apply blusher.
|
|
"Every day that I see this mass grave I get ten more gray hairs," he said.
|
|
America's beloved liquid spirit is caught in the cross hairs of Washington and Beijing's trade battle.
|
|
Bristle toothbrushes date back to 1498 in China, when the bristles were made from hog hairs.
|
|
Plus, a hair tie can't tame those frizzy baby hairs when you need it to most.
|
|
When a spider walks by and brushes against these hairs, it sends off an electrical signal.
|
|
His family have stopped asking why lightning caught him in its cross hairs that April afternoon.
|
|
I was hoping to see some blue-hairs burning serious rubber on the way to bingo.
|
|
Some men and women choose to lay them down, while others let their baby hairs fly.
|
|
Basically, they moved 2,000 hairs—individual strands—from the back of my head to the front.
|
|
"It did take a few hairs here and there, but nothing to worry about," she said.
|
|
Those extra hairs not only widen your arches, but they can also lengthen your stubby tails.
|
|
Like the receptive end of velcro, the individual hairs are reaching while collectively they push away.
|
|
Thirty-two years later, Mr. Manafort's undisclosed work for foreigners is in investigators' cross hairs again.
|
|
"Our democracy itself is in the cross hairs," said the secretary of homeland security, Kirstjen Nielsen.
|
|
"Our democracy itself is in the cross hairs," Kirstjen Nielsen, the secretary of homeland security, said.
|
|
"Every time we take a trade action, agriculture is in the cross hairs," Mr. Lighthizer said.
|
|
For many years, there were two competing theories to explain what makes hairs curl in sheep.
|
|
It has a pink nose, with wild hairs shooting out from the insides of its ears.
|
|
There was other evidence, more fibers and dog hairs brought into court, along with witness testimony.
|
|
Never mind that the South American country was in the cross-hairs of the Trump administration.
|
|
Not to split hairs, but is she living with you, rather than you living with her?
|
|
Japan, and almost 40,000 United States military personnel there, would also be in the cross hairs.
|
|
Those hairs are hardy, capable of withstanding years or even centuries of rain, heat and wind.
|
|
"Hairs need to be in a growth stage in order to obtain nuclear DNA," she said.
|
|
HNA's deals are increasingly putting the company in the political cross hairs, at home and abroad.
|
|
They're made of hairs growing out of the nose, stuck tightly together with excretions from glands.
|
|
The cross hairs were in the background of the photo, and not directly over the judge.
|
|
Attempting to snatch hairs from the former presidential candidate could be seen as assault against Clinton.
|
|
But we're splitting hairs when we're talking about 10 or 15 meters out of almost 11,000.
|
|
That is precisely what the state-based retirement plans now in Republicans' cross hairs would do.
|
|
"And once you're in the cross hairs, it is hard to get out," Mr. Smith said.
|
|
But his decision to embrace that legal analysis brought him in the cross hairs of Democrats.
|
|
"One day I look at the mirror and I see so many white hairs," Scola said.
|
|
Plenty of kids give their parents a few extra gray hairs when they take up skateboarding.
|
|
Fans complained of finding stray hairs in Star's eyeshadow palette collaboration with YouTuber Dawson, People reports.
|
|
It is hardly the first time that the agency has found itself in someone's cross hairs.
|
|
The shape of the natural hairs gives the brush a wide belly and a fine point.
|
|
Sounds like he's splitting more hairs than 45 -- but he's clearly on Trump's side in this.
|
|
He's also bought the Washington Post, which has put him in the political cross hairs ... Yeah.
|
|
The sensor has a small needle-like prong that is the thickness of two human hairs.
|
|
They don't try to conceal their stretch marks, saggy breasts, grey hairs, and specks of dandruff.
|
|
The news agency advises residents in the affected areas to watch out for caterpillars with "very long, white hairs which contrast markedly with other, shorter hairs," and that form "arrow-headed processions" from tree to tree in which one caterpillar crawls ahead of others in broader rows.
|
|
Even in her 80s, my grandmother hoards those little magnifying mirrors so she can eliminate her facial hairs as soon as they spring up, and a friend recently admitted to sneaking off to the office bathroom to pluck her chin hairs before important meetings with male bosses.
|
|
The FBI tested the hairs at the behest of Peter Byrne, the director of the Bigfoot Information Center and Exhibition at the time, who asked the bureau to "set the record straight, once and for all" by testing the piece of skin with 15 hairs attached (CNN).
|
|
The theory is that removing dead skin cells and sebum (an oily substance produced by the skin) may reduce blockage of the hair follicle and prevent ingrown hairs, but exfoliating could also be damaging to the skin and result in inflammation that could contribute to ingrown hairs.
|
|
We wish only to gently pet the tiny hairs on this tiny being's ridged forehead and wide floppy ears, to find out if they really do feel like velvet, and — if necessary— to throw ourselves in front of any blaster bolt that threatens to harm those hairs.
|
|
Allure notes that all of the videos are super zoomed-in macro shots of various ingrown hairs.
|
|
They just didn't recognize Gates was trying to split hairs, not comb them into any definitive style.
|
|
Perhaps no company has been in the NAFTA cross-hairs as much as railroad Kansas City Southern.
|
|
A polarized light micrograph of a section of cat skin, showing hairs, whiskers and their blood supply.
|
|
Still, the presence of stray hairs could suggest a lack of attention to food hygiene more generally.
|
|
So I'm the only girl in the world to do an eyelash transplant with my pubic hairs.
|
|
Loud noises can kill and damage these hairs, but news reports claimed the "sonic weapon" was silent.
|
|
In response, Byrne sent the FBI a packet containing 15 hairs attached to a flap of skin.
|
|
But then there are people whose arm hairs stand up, when they listen to music they like.
|
|
This will give you a safer shave (since hairs can clog blades) and a closer, smoother shave.
|
|
But if you don't invest in a decent razor, you'll wind up with ingrown hairs — no thanks.
|
|
When it comes to hair, though, some naturalistas consider their baby hairs to be the finishing touch.
|
|
Did you know there can be 450 insect parts and nine rodent hairs in every 16 oz.
|
|
And for the love of all that is holy, whatever you do, never tug at the hairs.
|
|
These aren't just regular errant hairs — these stubborn pieces won't be tamed by your strong-hold hairspray.
|
|
Other technicians also recommend using extensions sparingly, warning that over-gluing lashes might damage your natural hairs.
|
|
Trim only the hairs that continue to protrude above the brow line to avoid going too short.
|
|
Fashion crosses hairs with music and film, and Adesuwa plans to take full advantage of her platform.
|
|
Try Dipbrow Pomade as a base, in a shade that's a lot lighter than your actual hairs.
|
|
A series of black-and-white videos, taken above the target, shows the structure in cross-hairs.
|
|
The video is shot so close that you can pretty much count the hairs on the jacket.
|
|
The transition team's questions raised fears that these programs would eventually be caught in the cross-hairs.
|
|
The microfine brush tip is meant to deliver feather-like strokes that look like actual brow hairs.
|
|
I've got to clean up my room, there is shit loads of beard hairs on the floor.
|
|
Once you've decided on your shape, tweeze and trim any rogue hairs that fall outside the lines.
|
|
Other physical evidence from the crime scene including bloody footprints and hairs do not correspond to Williams.
|
|
Ingrowns affect everyone — whether you choose to shave your entire body or let your hairs run free.
|
|
Republicans who find themselves in Mr. Trump's political cross hairs rarely fare well with their party's voters.
|
|
The defense will only allow the state the minimum number of hairs required to run the test.
|
|
"The detail I'm reproducing here is a graveyard of scattered brush hairs And other detritus," says Elkins.
|
|
However, Daimler, the maker of Mercedes-Benz cars, is also in the cross hairs of federal enforcers.
|
|
"We do know that our Muslim communities are in the perpetual cross hairs of bigotry," he said.
|
|
They dry the bees with paper towels and tease the hairs apart with corners of paper towel.
|
|
This particular smell is so precise that she can feel it tickling the hairs in her nose.
|
|
Many of these arachnids defend themselves by launching javelin-like hairs from their abdomens at potential attackers.
|
|
This is Kankuamo marquezi, and it jabs its butt bristles, or urticating hairs, straight into its foes.
|
|
The coal industry has now put itself squarely in the cross-hairs of an intense global reaction.
|
|
Last year, he started flashing some extremely tasteful grey hairs in the roots of his trademark dreadlocks.
|
|
Of the many challenges facing the nascent flying car industry, few turn more hairs gray than power.
|
|
Three-dimensional imaging methods in the lab might miss the smallest features like hairs or insect legs.
|
|
I have also heard that these same tiny hairs were used to poison fish for easy capture.
|
|
It's amazing that they can just move hairs from one area of the head to the other.
|
|
When she yelled in his face, her nostrils flared, and the little hairs haloing her temples quivered.
|
|
So doing this, I only burn my nostril hairs and my tongue as I inhale the fire.
|
|
Her headgear conceals all but a few silver-brown hairs, the thin ruddiness of blown-out pores.
|
|
But now Hulu has found itself in the cross-hairs of a media industry pushing for consolidation.
|
|
They search for tiger hairs and study the stony, undulating terrain for tiger tracks, known as pugmarks.
|
|
By the end of the episode, Adora is in Camille's cross hairs — and perhaps even in Vickery's.
|
|
Then you gotta singe the little tiny hairs and stuff, singe it to get all that off.
|
|
International ___ Why go to Cuba and dive into the cross hairs of both diplomatic and acoustic uncertainty?
|
|
If one method of hair removal causes ingrown hairs then switching to another method may be worthwhile.
|
|
Here are some recent cases of foreigners caught in the cross hairs of China's opaque legal system.
|
|
You can hear high-pitch noises because they trigger hairs near the outer part of the cochlea.
|
|
But they could soon find themselves in the cross hairs of a trophy hunter's high-powered rifle.
|
|
But that put it in the cross hairs of industry critics and many Republicans, who cried overreach.
|
|
As I'm telling you right now, the hairs on the back of my neck are standing up.
|
|
For several years, Section 377 was in the cross hairs, with the courts going back and forth.
|
|
Others fled their homes to escape Irma, only to find themselves in the cross hairs of Maria.
|
|
Ms. Reid has us in invisible cross hairs today, as the theme is hidden in plain sight.
|
|
While the directive does not single out any country, the Chinese are clearly in the cross hairs.
|
|
Huawei was right in the cross-hairs of what we're talking about here, that's a good example.
|
|
And nobody is "immune" from sector headwinds or from being "caught in the cross-hairs" of Amazon.
|
|
Some Republicans on the committee weren't satisfied with Horowitz's answers, which they saw as splitting hairs. Sen.
|
|
There were a few hairs around my nipples, long and dark, like eyelashes in the wrong place.
|
|
He pointed the scope toward the building's left side and placed the cross hairs at the corner.
|
|
After his employer decides he's a liability upon his retirement, he finds himself in the cross hairs.
|
|
And it is precisely those reforms that are now in the cross hairs of the Trump administration.
|
|
He had worked quietly in the hopes of keeping the F.B.I. out of the president's cross hairs.
|
|
To non-lawyers this might seem like splitting hairs, but lawyers understand how important that difference is.
|
|
A woman at the bathroom sink gags when she spies a bar of soap riddled with strange hairs.
|
|
The spiders are "listening", or picking up auditory information, with the long hairs on their legs called trichobothria.
|
|
Small prey animals have evolved all sorts of physical defenses, including thorns, hairs, and highly unpleasant toxic substances.
|
|
Is this a necessary step, or are router companies splitting hairs so that they can sell more product?
|
|
Its stems also have white hairs, though they are more fine than those of the giant hogweed plant.
|
|
To keep stray hairs or bangs back from your face, wear a thin headband made from pre-wrap.
|
|
Of course, security concerns have put both Huawei and ZTE in the cross-hairs internationally, particularly North America.
|
|
Since Kendall has "gorgeous brows," Phillips just had to "flick the 'hairs' on for a more natural appearance."
|
|
Ecuador, which had planned to introduce the measure, was the first to find itself in the cross hairs.
|
|
But hairs are rougher than this—and accounting for the roughness can be too difficult from far away.
|
|
If you've got a few gray hairs showing, it's because you have to live so close to us.
|
|
You can see minor details like the gray hairs around her eyes, and her whiskers fairly look sharp.
|
|
It just coats the top of it and brushes the hairs really softly, so it's nice and flat.
|
|
Didn't Flint find itself in the cross hairs of austerity because it's a poor, mostly African-American city?
|
|
Almost overnight it had sprouted some wet moustache hairs so long they touched the wall of the jar.
|
|
Leo's cause of death has yet to be announced, but the timing of it certainly raises some hairs.
|
|
The general consensus here is clear: Let your brow hairs grow wild and free, if you so choose.
|
|
There is nothing wrong with trimming some hairs to present the world with the best version of yourself.
|
|
The watch features a USB-rechargeable movement and a mineral crystal with silk-screen cross-hairs and markers.
|
|
I'm only 24, so I'm not sure why they're already here but I call them my unicorn hairs.
|
|
To obtain the celebrated 'domed' shape, the brushmakers then skillfully twist and roll the hairs between their fingers.
|
|
When an insect lands and bumps into trigger hairs on the surface of these leaves, the trap closes.
|
|
That Wall Street is not in the cross hairs quite so much as it was in the past?
|
|
Baker says that most people tweeze without knowing what hairs to take out and what to leave in.
|
|
As the ball hairs of American Vandal prove, it's the small design differences that tell us the most.
|
|
Then, I use a lancet to pull out ingrown hairs, which doesn't create any damage around the skin.
|
|
Its head is split open down the middle, with huge hairs sprouting up out of the empty space.
|
|
The blunt ends made it seem coarse and prickly and having to dig out ingrown hairs became routine.
|
|
Bleaching is a common treatment that lightens not the skin itself but the fine hairs on the face.
|
|
But to actually split hairs and not call this the terror -- terror&aposs act is kind of foolish.
|
|
Tell us: do you freak out about spotting gray hairs, or take the carefree approach like Shay does?
|
|
You, on the edge of young adulthood, examining the virginal hairs sprouting from your underarms and your groin.
|
|
Yesterday, it was Splunk, a seemingly innocuous logging software company, which somehow fell into Ellison's marketing cross-hairs.
|
|
Most kids at that age don't even have enough hairs on their heads to make that feat possible.
|
|
"Oh yeah and my hairs short again," she wrote in a selfie on Snapchat, revealing the cropped style.
|
|
The nose and its hairs trap bacteria and foreign particles so they're less likely to enter the body.
|
|
Staying well-groomed is important — nobody feels comfortable walking outside with unkempt, wispy hairs sprouting from their cheeks.
|
|
Chinese banks were also in investors cross-hairs after multiple reports emerged about fraudulent loans and money laundering.
|
|
Apparently, this concentration of energy was enough to damage the hairs, to bend them over like trampled grass.
|
|
Most people notice their first gray hairs in their 30s and have a significant amount by their 50s.
|
|
And I also use Glossier's Boy Brow brow gel ($16) to make sure the hairs are in place.
|
|
That evening, Xudu hands me a block of tofu spotted with hints of gray and fine white hairs.
|
|
Shaving can lead to anything from ingrown hairs to cuts that increase your risk of getting an STI.
|
|
But for all its weird lumps and holes and hairs, the nose is a fascinating and versatile tool.
|
|
I remember our arm hairs raising as we sat close together, like they were reaching for each other.
|
|
The sound here is truly magnificent—as all the raised hairs on my arm are a testament to.
|
|
I guess that, like the hairs on his arms and legs, they just got tired of holding on.
|
|
Ecuador, which had planned to introduce the measure, was the first to find itself in the cross hairs.
|
|
It is in that role that he has found himself in the cross hairs of Mr. Mueller's inquiry.
|
|
These innovative tinted sprays, powders, and sticks will conceal pesky gray hairs and dark roots in a pinch.
|
|
So then why go to Cuba and dive into the cross hairs of both diplomatic and acoustic uncertainty?
|
|
"What could be more memorable than naming one of the Mayor of Flavortown's heralded hairs?" the site asks.
|
|
Ingrown hairs happen when the regrowing hair is trapped under the skin or curls back into the skin.
|
|
Whether this helps prevent ingrown hairs is unknown, but it is a less traumatic option for your skin.
|
|
The other major tax break in the cross hairs of House Republicans is the home mortgage interest deduction.
|
|
The baseball deal was in the opponents' cross hairs even before the drive to oust Mr. Maduro began.
|
|
The trichomes — the super-fine hairs covering the bud — magnify the laser's brightness, he writes in the comments.
|
|
A shrug from a man who already has a couple of gray hairs strikes me as wild arrogance.
|
|
Right now, companies with large social media networks like Facebook, Twitter and Google are in the cross hairs.
|
|
Emboldened by this new wave, female musicians have set the macho samba circle in their musical cross hairs.
|
|
And given the centrality of education to state and local budgets, that puts schoolteachers in the cross hairs.
|
|
These tufts come from individual white cat hairs, glued into distinct seeds, then arranged together into a globe.
|
|
You don't want to be so close to the camera that the interviewer can count your nose hairs.
|
|
McConnell, who has at times found himself in Trump's cross hairs, has also been put on the defensive.
|
|
In the months before this election, gay men and lesbians have taken their place in the cross hairs.
|
|
The second is a lubricant that coats those "hairs," making waste, water, and even bacteria slide off easily.
|
|
Now another problem, which lies right under many tourists' noses, is in the authorities' cross hairs: unsightly toilets.
|
|
The leader of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, for example, posted a photograph of Mr. Kara-Murza in cross hairs.
|
|
Housing segregation has long been an issue for HUD and has landed previous secretaries in the cross hairs.
|
|