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Rock and Ruddle have always been very into hair and haircare, and their time at L’Oréal helped them learn the ropes of the industry. They describe their work there as a “perfect place to learn the finer details of creating and marketing high-quality products.”

Because Alexandra couldn’t find a “brush with good quality natural bristles that was also bright and beautiful”, she came up with the idea to make her own. Then she presented her plan to her friend, and their new company was born.

Besides the amazing bristles, the hairbrushes are made in adorable designs as well. They come in fun colors such as lilac, turquoise, and yellow, and fun designs like roses, dinosaurs, butterflies, and ladybugs. The product also has a removable bristle pad, which makes it easy to clean.

If you’re into treating your hair, check out the images below. Don’t forget to follow their Instagram page and leave a nice comment!

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She thinks that parents are those who plant the fear of bugs into their kids’ minds. And with her makeup looks, she wants to help people to begin seeing bugs as beautiful creatures.

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“With my makeup, I try to showcase some of the most beautiful species like butterflies or jewel beetles, but also give a little appreciation to those that aren’t as pretty and typically evoke a bad response, like ants or silverfish,” she shares in an interview with Bored Panda.

Scrolling through her Instagram feed, you can see colorful makeup looks inspired by tiny insects. She first finds an exotic bug on the internet, and then she tries to visualize an image in her head. Lastly, she does magic with the help of her brushes.

Each product she uses is made by a cruelty-free brand. The looks she makes are usually done in a matter of minutes, while others can take an hour or so to be finished.

If you aren’t afraid of bugs, check out her Instagram see her work.

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The post Girl Uses Bugs as Inspiration to Create Eye Makeup appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Born near the sea in the south of Italy, Fedi grew up herself against a serene backdrop. “I grew up in a luxurious and bright countryside,” she shared in an interview with the Glossary. “There wasn’t so much to do so I started painting all the beautiful colors and shapes that were around me, then it became my work.”

Having grown up, she tended to her artistic side by studying at the Fine Art Academy of Rome where she further developed her skills. Currently based in the Roman countryside, to this day she finds inspiration and beauty in her natural settings.

Indeed, nature seems to pop up in her work (here a flower, there a tree). Another common theme in Fedi’s work is women and femininity. Oftentimes, the two elements, women and nature, are tied together.

“I think women have the same strength and grace of nature, so they are the perfect medium to communicate my inner feelings,” Fedi says.

According to Fedi, her artwork shows how feminine self-confidence comes from peace and grace. See for yourself!

The post The Graceful and the Feminine: Marialaura Fedi’s Art appeared first on MobiSpirit.

But washing can also be a chance to pamper yourself; God knows we could use some TLC. Enter Whitechapel Soap. Based in Los Angeles, California, the handcrafted soap brand is run by Jared Simons. Describing himself as a humble soapmaker, Simons had a successful career as a cook and chef for over 20 years, before transitioning into soap making.

According to Simons, both cooking and soap making rely on science. “If you don’t understand what’s happening when you’re cooking, it’s never going to make sense,” he explained in an interview with Matter of Hand. “With that, the cooking translates to the soapmaking. I wasn’t that interested in chemistry, I just needed to understand what was going on so I spent a lot of time just looking on the internet.”

The years of experience sourcing ingredients in the kitchen also came in handy, as Simons now looks for the finest natural and sustainable oils. His ingredients olive oil, coconut oil, and shea butter, as well as water and sodium hydroxide.

Naturally, his soap bars also make the ideal gift. “I actually finish each bar with a boot brush to kind of knock off the rough edge and give it a tumbled look,” says Simons. “So each bar has a little character.”

Take a look at his collection in the gallery below.

The post We’ve Got Your High-End Soap Right Here! appeared first on MobiSpirit.

In an interview with Inked Magazine, Kozokaro told the story of how his career started when one of his friends bought the cheapest machine from eBay and let him try it out. His friend was his first client and later on, he started offering free tattoos to everyone he knew.

“I tried to find a way to express my classical painting knowledge within a size that could fit people who can’t commit for a sleeve or big work,” the artist explained why he mostly does micro tattoos. “I try to design as minimalistically as possible. In design, I believe that less is more,” he added.

Kozokaro is now part of Bang Bang Tattoo, a prestigious tattoo studio where celebrities such as Rihanna, Justin Bieber, and Miley Cyrus come to get inked.

The post Tiny Pop Culture Tattoos By Eden Kozokaro appeared first on MobiSpirit.

No matter which group you belong to, you will be quite stunned when you see this real-life Rapunzel. Alena Kravchenko is from Odesa, Ukraine, and her 1.8 meters (6ft) long hair is her trademark. This 34-year-old woman let her hair grow at the age of 5 and has never cut her hair in her lifetime, and she never intends to. Her mother has always supported this choice and encouraged her to keep her long hair. 

With a height of only 1.66 meters (5’6″), her hair is longer than her, but Alena doesn’t mind. She takes really good care of her hair and uses a plethora of different products to keep it healthy. She also dries it naturally to avoid damage. Even though this may take a lot of time, Alena simply loves caring for her hair and would never change her style!  

Check her out! 

The post Meet Alena: The Real-Life Rapunzel From Ukraine appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Developing a sketch and then choosing the right color scheme takes time and practice, with Ignatiadou’s tools including both analog and digital helpers (anything from acrylic and watercolors to oil paints and Photoshop).

Most of her work centers around themes of femininity and nature. Stirred by female beauty, plants, and eastern cultures, Ignatiadou treats the world around her as an endless pool of inspiration. “Inspiration literally accompanies me everywhere,” she admits. “I love my work so much that it’s enough for me to wake up early in the morning, to make coffee, to turn on the music and off you go… There are no special attributes of my inspiration, ideas are born from what I see around me, in nature, in books, on TV, in magazines.”

All this boils down to a simple, yet striking, piece of art.

The post This Illustrator is Inspired by Eastern Cultures and Feminine Beauty appeared first on MobiSpirit.

During his artistic journey, the Istanbul-based Karadag experimented with different kinds of art. He made ancient Greek musical instruments, clay, and wooden sculptures, played with watercolors, and draw with pencil. However, he discovered that his true love is doing art on the human body.

“While making art, I realized that a person’s body is the most valuable material and that I want to make people happy when they look at my work on their bodies…” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I don’t think there’s anything more gratifying than carrying the fairy-tale design that one imagines in his body all his life.”

When doing his magic, he loves to tell the fairy-tale stories which happen in our dreams, he creates beautiful stories fusioned with nature and animals.

He documents his work on Instagram where he has attracted almost 100k followers. Scroll down and check out his work below.

The post This Tattoo Artist Creates Enchanting Miniature Tattoos appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The Ukrainian artist started painting dolls as a hobby, but over time this has become her full-time job. She uses mass-produced dolls like Barbies, transforming them into realistic beauties. 

But there’s a catch! Each doll has some “imperfection”, to make her all the more real. “I don’t like it when the face of the doll is ideally and perfectly symmetrical, It makes her lifeless,” she says.

Kamenetskaya does more than just repaint the dolls, she also changes their shape and size and uses wigs to make them even more realistic. With over 60k followers on Instagram, it seems that other people are catching on to her message.

Take a look at her unique dolls:

The post Ukranian Artist Repaints Dolls to Make Them Perfectly Imperfect appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Ruiz is a Mexican born beauty guru and online influencer. She immigrated to the United States with her parents as a child and joined the Armed Forces, where she served as a mechanic for two years. After her service, she started working as a mechanic, and in an attempt to add some femininity to her life, she started creating short makeup tutorials on YouTube.

These were the early days of YouTube, and the kind of content that Candy was making was rare and in demand. She soon became an online celebrity, and her brand grew each day.

As time passed, Candy expanded beyond makeup. She started sharing tips about lifestyle and fashion, as well as details about her life. Today she’s one of the biggest beauty and lifestyle gurus on YouYube and across social media, with over 1 million followers!

What makes her so popular? It’s not just her beauty tips or early start on YouTube – it’s her warm and welcoming personality, her candidness and her dedication to spreading kindness on the web and around the world.

The post Meet the Army Mechanic Who Started a Beauty Empire appeared first on MobiSpirit.

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Rock and Ruddle have always been very into hair and haircare, and their time at L’Oréal helped them learn the ropes of the industry. They describe their work there as a “perfect place to learn the finer details of creating and marketing high-quality products.”

Because Alexandra couldn’t find a “brush with good quality natural bristles that was also bright and beautiful”, she came up with the idea to make her own. Then she presented her plan to her friend, and their new company was born.

Besides the amazing bristles, the hairbrushes are made in adorable designs as well. They come in fun colors such as lilac, turquoise, and yellow, and fun designs like roses, dinosaurs, butterflies, and ladybugs. The product also has a removable bristle pad, which makes it easy to clean.

If you’re into treating your hair, check out the images below. Don’t forget to follow their Instagram page and leave a nice comment!

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Rock & Ruddle (@rockandruddle)

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Rock & Ruddle (@rockandruddle)

The post Woman Launches Hairbrush Business With Best Friend appeared first on MobiSpirit.

She thinks that parents are those who plant the fear of bugs into their kids’ minds. And with her makeup looks, she wants to help people to begin seeing bugs as beautiful creatures.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Duran Jay (@entomakeup)

“With my makeup, I try to showcase some of the most beautiful species like butterflies or jewel beetles, but also give a little appreciation to those that aren’t as pretty and typically evoke a bad response, like ants or silverfish,” she shares in an interview with Bored Panda.

Scrolling through her Instagram feed, you can see colorful makeup looks inspired by tiny insects. She first finds an exotic bug on the internet, and then she tries to visualize an image in her head. Lastly, she does magic with the help of her brushes.

Each product she uses is made by a cruelty-free brand. The looks she makes are usually done in a matter of minutes, while others can take an hour or so to be finished.

If you aren’t afraid of bugs, check out her Instagram see her work.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Duran Jay (@entomakeup)

The post Girl Uses Bugs as Inspiration to Create Eye Makeup appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Born near the sea in the south of Italy, Fedi grew up herself against a serene backdrop. “I grew up in a luxurious and bright countryside,” she shared in an interview with the Glossary. “There wasn’t so much to do so I started painting all the beautiful colors and shapes that were around me, then it became my work.”

Having grown up, she tended to her artistic side by studying at the Fine Art Academy of Rome where she further developed her skills. Currently based in the Roman countryside, to this day she finds inspiration and beauty in her natural settings.

Indeed, nature seems to pop up in her work (here a flower, there a tree). Another common theme in Fedi’s work is women and femininity. Oftentimes, the two elements, women and nature, are tied together.

“I think women have the same strength and grace of nature, so they are the perfect medium to communicate my inner feelings,” Fedi says.

According to Fedi, her artwork shows how feminine self-confidence comes from peace and grace. See for yourself!

The post The Graceful and the Feminine: Marialaura Fedi’s Art appeared first on MobiSpirit.

But washing can also be a chance to pamper yourself; God knows we could use some TLC. Enter Whitechapel Soap. Based in Los Angeles, California, the handcrafted soap brand is run by Jared Simons. Describing himself as a humble soapmaker, Simons had a successful career as a cook and chef for over 20 years, before transitioning into soap making.

According to Simons, both cooking and soap making rely on science. “If you don’t understand what’s happening when you’re cooking, it’s never going to make sense,” he explained in an interview with Matter of Hand. “With that, the cooking translates to the soapmaking. I wasn’t that interested in chemistry, I just needed to understand what was going on so I spent a lot of time just looking on the internet.”

The years of experience sourcing ingredients in the kitchen also came in handy, as Simons now looks for the finest natural and sustainable oils. His ingredients olive oil, coconut oil, and shea butter, as well as water and sodium hydroxide.

Naturally, his soap bars also make the ideal gift. “I actually finish each bar with a boot brush to kind of knock off the rough edge and give it a tumbled look,” says Simons. “So each bar has a little character.”

Take a look at his collection in the gallery below.

The post We’ve Got Your High-End Soap Right Here! appeared first on MobiSpirit.

In an interview with Inked Magazine, Kozokaro told the story of how his career started when one of his friends bought the cheapest machine from eBay and let him try it out. His friend was his first client and later on, he started offering free tattoos to everyone he knew.

“I tried to find a way to express my classical painting knowledge within a size that could fit people who can’t commit for a sleeve or big work,” the artist explained why he mostly does micro tattoos. “I try to design as minimalistically as possible. In design, I believe that less is more,” he added.

Kozokaro is now part of Bang Bang Tattoo, a prestigious tattoo studio where celebrities such as Rihanna, Justin Bieber, and Miley Cyrus come to get inked.

The post Tiny Pop Culture Tattoos By Eden Kozokaro appeared first on MobiSpirit.

No matter which group you belong to, you will be quite stunned when you see this real-life Rapunzel. Alena Kravchenko is from Odesa, Ukraine, and her 1.8 meters (6ft) long hair is her trademark. This 34-year-old woman let her hair grow at the age of 5 and has never cut her hair in her lifetime, and she never intends to. Her mother has always supported this choice and encouraged her to keep her long hair. 

With a height of only 1.66 meters (5’6″), her hair is longer than her, but Alena doesn’t mind. She takes really good care of her hair and uses a plethora of different products to keep it healthy. She also dries it naturally to avoid damage. Even though this may take a lot of time, Alena simply loves caring for her hair and would never change her style!  

Check her out! 

The post Meet Alena: The Real-Life Rapunzel From Ukraine appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Developing a sketch and then choosing the right color scheme takes time and practice, with Ignatiadou’s tools including both analog and digital helpers (anything from acrylic and watercolors to oil paints and Photoshop).

Most of her work centers around themes of femininity and nature. Stirred by female beauty, plants, and eastern cultures, Ignatiadou treats the world around her as an endless pool of inspiration. “Inspiration literally accompanies me everywhere,” she admits. “I love my work so much that it’s enough for me to wake up early in the morning, to make coffee, to turn on the music and off you go… There are no special attributes of my inspiration, ideas are born from what I see around me, in nature, in books, on TV, in magazines.”

All this boils down to a simple, yet striking, piece of art.

The post This Illustrator is Inspired by Eastern Cultures and Feminine Beauty appeared first on MobiSpirit.

During his artistic journey, the Istanbul-based Karadag experimented with different kinds of art. He made ancient Greek musical instruments, clay, and wooden sculptures, played with watercolors, and draw with pencil. However, he discovered that his true love is doing art on the human body.

“While making art, I realized that a person’s body is the most valuable material and that I want to make people happy when they look at my work on their bodies…” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I don’t think there’s anything more gratifying than carrying the fairy-tale design that one imagines in his body all his life.”

When doing his magic, he loves to tell the fairy-tale stories which happen in our dreams, he creates beautiful stories fusioned with nature and animals.

He documents his work on Instagram where he has attracted almost 100k followers. Scroll down and check out his work below.

The post This Tattoo Artist Creates Enchanting Miniature Tattoos appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The Ukrainian artist started painting dolls as a hobby, but over time this has become her full-time job. She uses mass-produced dolls like Barbies, transforming them into realistic beauties. 

But there’s a catch! Each doll has some “imperfection”, to make her all the more real. “I don’t like it when the face of the doll is ideally and perfectly symmetrical, It makes her lifeless,” she says.

Kamenetskaya does more than just repaint the dolls, she also changes their shape and size and uses wigs to make them even more realistic. With over 60k followers on Instagram, it seems that other people are catching on to her message.

Take a look at her unique dolls:

The post Ukranian Artist Repaints Dolls to Make Them Perfectly Imperfect appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Ruiz is a Mexican born beauty guru and online influencer. She immigrated to the United States with her parents as a child and joined the Armed Forces, where she served as a mechanic for two years. After her service, she started working as a mechanic, and in an attempt to add some femininity to her life, she started creating short makeup tutorials on YouTube.

These were the early days of YouTube, and the kind of content that Candy was making was rare and in demand. She soon became an online celebrity, and her brand grew each day.

As time passed, Candy expanded beyond makeup. She started sharing tips about lifestyle and fashion, as well as details about her life. Today she’s one of the biggest beauty and lifestyle gurus on YouYube and across social media, with over 1 million followers!

What makes her so popular? It’s not just her beauty tips or early start on YouTube – it’s her warm and welcoming personality, her candidness and her dedication to spreading kindness on the web and around the world.

The post Meet the Army Mechanic Who Started a Beauty Empire appeared first on MobiSpirit.