You can try castor oil or some of the fancier lash/brow growth serums, but if it's from over-plucking sometimes the follicles are gone for good. While you're waiting, just fill it in with a brow kit/brow pencil/eyeliner or eyeshadow in the right shade.

I'm not sure of the details of the snail-slime-extraction process, but my understanding is that at the very least they aren't killed for their slime. I think it is possible that the process is at least vaguely humane! The one snail-slime product I tried gave me massive cystic acne, though, so I'm not sure I want to…

Abbi lives in Astoria; Ilana lives somewhere that isn't Brooklyn (she refers to her old apartment as in Brooklyn).

Nope, this is a new study on an old theory.

Sorry, what? I don't know that "we" are allowed opinions that strong on the configurations of other people's bodies.

I miss the no-body-snarking rule. Jesus, have a little humanity.

Is that masking tape?

I mean, Cape Verdeans have a healthy dose of African genetic admixture in their gene pool, so that certainly makes sense.

It was probably meant for those art projects where kids decorate CDs with glitter glue/paint/etc.

But, you know, maybe it's good not to be poisoning agricultural workers or the water supply. Just a thought.

I'm not sure where I endorsed TERFs here. The link I posted is pretty much a from-the-horse's-mouth thing. Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

Well, I'm glad things are so simple for you.

Which I acknowledge. But I'm not able to dismiss their assessment of the show that easily.

This uncritical adoration of Cox is making me a little uncomfortable. She's said/done some questionable things in the past—see here. (Yes, the blog is transphobic. Even given, that, though, there are some serious issues with "TRANSform Me" that I can't get past.)

Nope. Cup size goes up one letter per decrease in band size—odd-numbered band sizes don't exist, so 34B is equivalent in volume to 32C, 30D, and 28DD.

I think it's worth giving The Silkworm a try—I enjoyed Cuckoo, but I didn't love it, and Silkworm seemed...better? Sorry I can't be more articulate than that, my memory of the first one is a little fuzzy. At the least, Silkworm is definitely a page-turner.

Mexico is over 80% Catholic. Pairing that with Flores' 12 siblings to conclude that she was probably raised Catholic is a very reasonable assumption.

Ouch! You can get serious, blistery burns from using citrus juice on your skin, especially if you go out in the sun afterwards!

Actually, in a lot of poor food desert areas, produce can be quite a bit more expensive when sold at corner stores or small markets, because there are just no other options.

I mean, I'm no nutritionist, but I assume it's on the same principle as sprouting legumes. It makes intuitive sense (although of course that doesn't always equal actual real sciencey sense) that your digestive juices would be doing less work.