Mist your hair with the Beach Spray — which is Heath's favorite product from the line — from root to tip and scrunch, scrunch, scrunch.
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The purring amplifies, and Miso's eyes scrunch into blissful slits.
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A spritz here, a scrunch there, and we're good to go.
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If you un-scrunch them and look at it honestly, it's red.
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That's Millie's hair, we just kind of scrunch it up and she goes.
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Companies like Nuvi, SocialToaster, Izea, Scrunch, and Babblebox all tout influencer marketing solutions.
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All they had to do was scrunch their faces up—no smiles allowed.
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Georgia's Sixth District is purple only if you scrunch your eyes just so.
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On the other hand, if the listener's eyebrows scrunch down, you've just confused them.
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It was like trying to scrunch all the air out of a shopping bag.
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They scrunch up to almost nothing and have enabled me to travel extremely lightly.
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There's an ugly cry moment where I had to stop and scrunch up my face.
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Something had caused the vessels' aluminum liners to scrunch up, creating buckles in the material.
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We know that fly larvae contract—scrunch their body up—in response to noxious cold.
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Make the coleslaw: Combine all the ingredients in a large bowl, scrunch together until combined.
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Generously spritz it through towel-dried hair and scrunch and twist your strands as they dry.
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When anyone asked if he was adopted, he would scrunch up his face in mock sadness.
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Model-influencers like Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber have been known to sport the occasional scrunch.
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"Somebody throws a beer to me and in one smooth move, I shotgun it and scrunch it," she says.
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He doesn't like that the letters scrunch together at small sizes, that the kerning isn't even across the board.
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Maciques says that throughout the day, he'd scrunch the leave-in conditioner into Lopez's curls to keep them looking smooth.
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Something caused the aluminum liner of the vessel to scrunch up, or buckle, creating hills and recesses in the metal.
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Should I scrunch it up and chuck it in the trash, or treasure it in a box under my bed?
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House music mixes with neo-soul, and there's rap over irresistible beats that force you to scrunch up your face.
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Scrunch a sheet in one hand: If it's brittle and falls apart, it won't be a dream to work with.
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Scrunch artistically, but let some of the glue remain exposed as it dries: This will keep the Koozie in place.
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" Deconstruct the style: "Once all your hair is curled, apply a few spritzes of a wave spray, then scrunch your hair.
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The system then translates that collection of signals into commands telling the robotic hand how to scrunch all five fingers together.
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Spray a bunch in and scrunch the hair with your hands or dry with a diffuser for lots of kinky fun curl.
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The scrunch sock trend fell out of favor in Tokyo during the Aughts and was replaced by the more sober crew style.
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But we must give the middle seat passenger some small comfort as they scrunch up their legs and inhale various lunchtime burps.
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Spritz with a sea salt spray in the morning, scrunch it up, a spray a flexible hold hairspray, and you're good to go.
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Just slather it on, rinse off lightly (so that there's still some product left on the hair), towel-dry, scrunch, and live your life.
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For the days when I'm not washing my hair, I refresh my curls with the same leave-in spray, and just scrunch it in.
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I do the little scrunch before I get out of the shower and that helps define my curls — but it's not crunchy, it's soft.
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Make the sauerkraut: Scrunch the cabbage up in a large bowl with the salt, caraway, dill, and garlic until the juices start to release.
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But Black Mirror's "San Junipero" opens up these fault lines between us again, like the crinkles in wax paper when you scrunch it up.
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Watch Lee's face scrunch with wry incredulity when he realizes that a gorgeous comedian half his age (Laura Prepon) is making moves on him.
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The Crocodile has not yet dared to scrunch the former first lady, even though he reckons she tried to assassinate him (with poisoned ice-cream).
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I apply a nickel-sized amount to sopping wet hair and scrunch toward my scalp, following up with a microfiber towel to absorb excess moisture.
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I assume that if I visit her and try to look away, she'll scrunch up her eyes in this peculiar expression that's equal parts laughter and menace.
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There are stents for arteries, retinal implants for the eye, forceps that scrunch up to pass through a tiny incision before getting to work within the body.
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Amy would come in with her hair wet, let it air dry, scrunch a bit of product into it, and then it would do its own thing.
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Made from narrow, zigzagged raffia tape, this mega-hat is easy to pin or scrunch back, so the face is visible and less communal space is taken.
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"Especially if you're a wash-and-go girl like me," she says, noting that all she does is scrunch and air-dry for good hair days, every day.
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They roll out of bed, spray some Klorane dry shampoo in their hair, then simply scrunch it for a moment with their fingers — how effortless, we all gush.
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These grips are designed to help you take full advantage of the separate Joy-Cons without having to scrunch up your hands just to hold the damn things.
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Once the sea salt is dissolved and the ingredients are thoroughly mixed, lightly mist the liquid into your hair and scrunch or twist your strands to improve texture.
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When you're done, just scrunch the pillow a bit to get the support right where you want it, and then drift off peacefully to the land of nod.
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The stench of the children's dirty clothing was so strong it spread to the agents' own clothing — people in town would scrunch their noses when they left work.
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I tried to scrunch myself into the drivers seat and ignore the fact that my size was making it almost impossible for the tiny electric motor to do anything.
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The band is five inches wide for extra coverage, and the strips of elastic running through the band let you expand it across your head or scrunch it up.
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Below, a handful of anoraks — durable enough to scrunch into your backpack and easy enough to slip on over a sweater — that provide ample coverage for any chance showers.
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Normally when I wear mules or other backless shoes, I'd have to scrunch my toes to keep the shoe from falling off, but that's not the case with these.
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In an effort to convert everyone to the rinse, comb, scrunch-and-go lifestyle, R29 editors are sharing the products that ensure a foolproof air-dry in the slides ahead.
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During his action sequences, which could be up to 20 minutes long, his face would scrunch up in agony, his body would bruise, and his four-times-broken nose would bleed.
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The results of a curly perm (or body wave) can be the difference between straight hair and beach waves that you don't have to braid, scrunch, or singe with heat to achieve.
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But when I don't have time to heat-style, I scrunch the IGK coconut oil gel all over my hair, twist for definition, hit it with this wave spray, and air dry.
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When Randy Jackson used to scrunch up his face and tell people from small towns that their belted-out rendition of power ballads were "a little pitchy," he spoke directly to my heart.
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After her karate class, my daughter and I flour and butter the tins, roll out the dough and scrunch together small foil packets of rice to weigh down the tart cases for blind baking.
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I allow my hair to fall into the hand attachment without using my fingers, lift the dryer to scrunch up and hold it for about 20-30 seconds, and alternate sections all over my head.
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It's also a kick to see the artist formerly known as The Rock scrunch up his face and bark "HAH?" in confusion, suggesting that Grandpa Eddie has less of a hearing problem than a comprehension one.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz's desire to scrunch together Germany's two largest private-sector banks is the functional equivalent of a bartender asking two drunks to prop each other up at the bar while pouring them another round.
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When you're on your hands and knees in doggy style position, your pelvis tilts in a way that can "truncate the length of the vagina" or "scrunch up" the vaginal canal, says Patti Britton, PhD, clinical sexologist.
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In one 21 video, he depilates his belly, pulling out hairs one by one; in another, he tugs at his nipples and hides his penis; in a third, he tries to scrunch himself into a ball and disappear.
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For his part, Mr. Rodgers said that he will forever remember "Tiny Mayor Beame" (Mayor Abraham D. Beame was 5-foot-2) reaching up to him on the winners stand and trying to scrunch the laurel wreath onto his head.
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My experience with the Yan Jacket and the Colby Pant:The whole point of this collection is that you're supposed to be able to scrunch it into a purse or suitcase for hours and find that the pieces have held their shape.
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I'm not one for cancel culture, but if the very mention of a holiday makes a significant portion of the population scrunch their face like they've just smelled strong garbage, I think we can put it to bed, don't you?
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The scrunch sock's current revival is the greatest testament to its sexiness because they are currently being matched with, wait for it, Crocs: Even the most horrid footwear known to humankind can come off as flirty and naughty when matched with big bundles of cotton.
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When we were all huddling in line to return their headphones, one young woman said, "If we all scrunch together," then stopped, as if she wasn't sure if she had spoken out loud, or lacked the sufficient energy or body heat to continue speaking.
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There, in the front of the store, as part of the Diesel Black Gold collection, was such an item: a pair of preposterously long jeans, designed to scrunch and gather not just around the ankle, but up the full length of the leg ($450).
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Washington's best work, as on "Scandal," happens in the oddly expressive space between her nostrils and her upper lip—some item of frustration or bad news arrives, and a ripple of pain makes the skin there scrunch, pushing her teeth, bare and vulnerable, into view.
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I never thought I could hold a baby for an hour — my head a few inches from hers, hanging on every sigh, waiting intently for the next scrunch of her lips or arch of her barely visible eyebrows — perfectly happy, an idiot entranced by a magic trick.
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Starting with eight of fall's trendiest silhouettes — three knee-high boots (one slouchy, one block heel, one kitten heel), a thigh-high pair, a mid-calf stiletto, a pointed-toe ankle boot, a kitten heel ankle boot, and a scrunch boot — each shoe can be customized with 14 colors and materials.
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Dubbed "The Boot Guide," Stuart Weitzman is allowing customers to create their dream shoe, picking from three knee-high boots (one slouchy, one block heel, one kitten heel), a thigh-high pair, a mid-calf stiletto, a pointed-toe ankle boot, a kitten heel ankle boot, and a scrunch boot.
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Rather than a tight scrunch of the Hooter's girl variety, the Japanese school sock sags down into a bungle at the ankle making them appear as if they've been stretched out and pulled down (from what sort of activity, only the heavens know) clinging just barely to their young owners.
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If these devices work well, look sleek and offer a user experience that's as rich or richer than what our iPhone X and Galaxy 2100's provide, a flood of phones with 2300-inch or 2400-inch screens that scrunch down into 0003- or 2000-inch forms might have the potential to shake up the saturated smartphone sector.
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Guérin has served on the board of directors of more than ten companies in Europe and Asia, including Globecast Australia Pty Ltd in 2007 and more recently as Chairman of the Board of Scrunch LLC and Stylematch, Pty Ltd.
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The strip was retained when Jet merged with Buster later that year, the first merged issue dated 2 October 1971. The word scrunch had been slowly overtaken by scrunge. As the years went by, the name Ricky Rubberneck was dropped and the character was simply called Faceache. Also, his scrunges got more and more complex, with him able to appear identical to other people, and even scrunging his entire body into various (monstrous) shapes, rather than just his face.
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I had almost rewritten all > of the display code for windows, and that was when I gave up. After that, I > went back to the previous version and just documented the code, finished the > manual and closed it off. If that scrunch had not happened, vi would have > multiple windows, and I might have put in some programmability—but I don't > know. The fundamental problem with vi is that it doesn't have a mouse and > therefore you've got all these commands.
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Uniquely, the written "plot" starts on the cover, with the phrase "I can blink like an owl." The book continues, encouraging children to sniff like a dog, snap like a turtle, chew like a cow, shake their head like a horse, puff their cheeks like a squirrel, stick out their tongue like a snake, smile like a monkey, scrunch their face like a walrus, and wiggle their nose like a rabbit. The last page is an image of a flower, which has no associated action or text.
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The ten songs on Noise Floor are marked by frayed guitar textures, frequent fluid time changes, and a female voice filtered through the blow hole of a flute, for a warped alien effect that Chrome exploited so well. Sometimes Morsel seem to be playing it straight, even approaching a conventional low-key, indie-rock beauty. But then they'll abruptly scrunch up the rhythm, play crazy staccato riffs, pause unexpectedly, sing like Satan's sister . . . those kinds of things (Alternative Press August 1994).” Johnny Pecorelli said “Morsel's Steve Albini-produced debut, Noise Floor, should raise a few eyebrows itself.
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Taylor has told interviewers that she choose the Sapphirecut name when she realized that a sapphire needle is used to create a dub plate at a friends new dub plate press Scrunch Recordings in 2001. She found this out when she was helping physically balance his new dub plate press and learned these were used as the original template of vinyls. She decided to be released as a sound globally carried by these type of cuts and named the original sounds that were created in her studio in Philadelphia, Sapphirecut. Sapphirecut has produced many original and remixed releases.
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Knockouts Girls A Knockouts Girl is a licensed Cosmetologist and/or Barber or a licensed Massage Therapist employed by a Knockouts salon. They are recognizable by their uniform, which features a white or red cotton top with the Knockouts logo on the front paired with short satin boxing shorts. There are other shorts and shirts that can be worn together, or paired with an outfit more suitable for cold weather. The company also uses other colors and designs for tops, such as a jersey or other athletic wear. The remainder of the uniform consists of white “scrunch” socks and white athletic shoes.
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This is necessarily so, since to stay outside a horizon requires acceleration which constantly Doppler shifts the modes. An outgoing Hawking radiated photon, if the mode is traced back in time, has a frequency which diverges from that which it has at great distance, as it gets closer to the horizon, which requires the wavelength of the photon to "scrunch up" infinitely at the horizon of the black hole. In a maximally extended external Schwarzschild solution, that photon's frequency stays regular only if the mode is extended back into the past region where no observer can go. That region seems to be unobservable and is physically suspect, so Hawking used a black hole solution without a past region which forms at a finite time in the past.
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This is necessarily so, since to stay outside a horizon requires acceleration that constantly Doppler shifts the modes. An outgoing photon of Hawking radiation, if the mode is traced back in time, has a frequency that diverges from that which it has at great distance, as it gets closer to the horizon, which requires the wavelength of the photon to "scrunch up" infinitely at the horizon of the black hole. In a maximally extended external Schwarzschild solution, that photon's frequency stays regular only if the mode is extended back into the past region where no observer can go. That region seems to be unobservable and is physically suspect, so Hawking used a black hole solution without a past region that forms at a finite time in the past.
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For the next five years, PAST continued to partner with both public and private organizations building educational programs like Riverboatin' on the Red for Oklahoma's Department of Education and SCRUNCH for the US Minerals Management Service. Both programs pivoted around ongoing research such as the discovery of a shipwreck in the Red River dating to Oklahoma's early 19th century settlement period and the effects of pressure on Styrofoam cups that were taken down on the AUV (Autonomous Underwater Vehicle) that studied World War II shipwrecks in thousands of feet of water in the Gulf of Mexico. These program-based learning projects that crossed disciplines have become the cornerstone of PAST. In addition, PAST continued to partner with public agencies, universities, businesses, and industry building adult field study programs, anthropological research projects, and interactive websites.
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The far side cradle is executed by laying perpendicular to one's opponent while they are lying belly-down, then take the hand closest the opponent's legs and plant it in between the opponent's legs and crossface them with the other arm, then scrunch them together in the two directions which allows one's hands to grip together (this would be on the far side of the opponent, hence the name far side cradle). Then one digs their knee into their opponent's buttocks and lean back to get them on their back. Another thing one can do when performing a far side cradle is to dig one's head into their opponent's head and squeeze the neck with one's arms, dig one's closest knee to the opponent, into their side, and then take one's free leg and hook their free leg and pull it down to the mat (but not so it is potentially dangerous). Doing this during the far side cradle adds pressure and pain to the opponent so they do not put up as much of a fight.
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