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If you’re desperately seeking longer looking lashes but lash lift treatments aren’t within your budget, you’ll be pleased to know there’s a brand new hack trending on TikTok that claims to give you the same look using just two products: an eyelash curler and a pot of Vaseline.That’s right, the latest no-makeup-makeup craze sweeping the app is seeing users transform their lashes with just two simple steps – and honestly, the results are amazing. Although we’ve spotted a few versions of the hack on TikTok, generally, it’s advised that you begin by applying a small amount of Vaseline (which you can pick up for just £1.50 here) to the soft pad of your lash curler before using the usual eyelash clamping method.

TikTok trend has been born to combat the common belief that some women are ‘catfishes’ for altering their features with beauty products.Some lads may look down on a woman for rocking a face full of makeup and think that it takes ‘one wipe’ to remove a woman’s beauty.Well, Jacquelynne Hudson has jumped on the trend to share her gorgeous natural face and point out the obvious - that women look different when they wear makeup.In a TikTok clip that has now racked up 2.3million views, the red haired beauty first shared a glam snap of herself as she pouted at the camera.The beauty wore her long locks down and parted them down the middle to showcase her gorgeous facial features.Jacquelynne’s complexion looked flawless when she had applied foundation and concealer, as well as false eyelashes to accentuate her eyes.She also had thick eyebrows and a plump glossy lip to finish the look.The babe highlighted the common phrase women hear, she wrote: “One wipe and it’s all gone.”However, Jacquelynne shared that she does not always look so done-up - and has certainly wowed with her transformation.In the next clip, the stunner rubbed her face with a makeup wipe to remove her flawless makeup look.Jacquelynne put her hair up in a messy bun and sported a bare face, which made her look unrecognisable.She sarcastically said: “Yeah.”Since the clip went viral, Jacquelynne has now received a barrage of praise from people in the comments.One person commented: “Finally one that is actually real. Beautiful.”Another user jibed: “The fact they think it only takes one wipe..

body positive, so one woman has decided to flaunt her belly button in an array of crop tops - and fans cannot get enough.Gradually, people are learning to love their bodies in all of their natural glory.Just like the proud owner of a protruding belly button, Chi.The stunner often posts dancing clips to her 248,000 TikTok followers with her sticking out naval on full show.Chi oozes confidence as she prances around in her mid-section exposing outfits.In one viral video, the babe preached: “Body perfect. Love yourself.”And, in another clip she told her fans: “Self confidence, the real me.”As Chi placed her hands on her hips to embrace her gorgeous figure and belly button, she declared: “I’m in love with me.”It seems like Chi is not the only one in love with herself as she racked up over 3.5million likes on her TikTok account - and is often inundated with praise from her adoring fans.One person commented: “Girl your beautiful don’t let one tell you different.”Another user added: "You're a beautiful young lady."Whilst a third person gushed: "Gorgeous girl."Someone else praised: "It's great that she accepted herself."Meanwhile, a fifth user noted: "I’m in love with your confidence."Despite Chi remaining quiet on the cause of her protruding belly button, others have speculated about what it may be.One user shared: “It is an Umbilical hernia.”This person questioned: “Anyone ever heard of a hernia that never got fixed.

Body positive influencer Emily Bispo has slammed children's cartoons for making women ‘fear fatness’ from childhood.The self-love enthusiast, also known as Bunny, is never short of inspiring her 1.3 million TikTok followers with her body acceptance clips.Emily often posts videos of herself in bikinis so she can flaunt off her natural beauty in all it’s glory.She previously defeated trolls who said she can’t wait for the two piece swimwear because she is not a ‘skinny girl’.However, this time round, Emily has decided to broaden her mission for spreading positivity and beating negative views of women’s bodies by blasting children’s cartoons.The influencer took to TikTok to share a snap first posted by body confidence advocate Alex Light.Alex’s photo highlighted that some Disney princesses have smaller waists and more petite shapes. Whereas, some of the female villains are larger in shape as she branded them “evil” and “ugly”.She believes children would make these negative associations to “fat” people, and relate the “thinness” and “beauty” with the smaller sized princesses.Spotting Alex’s viral Instagram post, Emily shared it in a clip and shared her thoughts on the comparison.Emily slammed: “No because young girls have ALWAYS been taught to fear fatness and bigger bodies."It has been ingrained in our heads since CHILDHOOD.

beauty influencer has shared the horrific consequences of a woman who would constantly reapply her makeup after not removing it from the day before. James Welsh, who has gained 1.42million YouTube subscribers by giving tips for makeup and skincare, took to TikTok to share the story of Theresa Lynch.

KATIE Price looks just like Junior as she paid tribute to son Harvey on his 20th birthday with never-seen-before snaps. The 41-year-old looked amazing in a selection of throwback snaps from her early days of modelling in a TikTok video made by a fan.

After overcoming insecurities about the way she looked, the influencer now spends her time preaching self-love messages to her 1.3million TikTok followers.Although she receives a lot of praise from her inspired fans, Emily also has a number of trolls lurking within the comments.The dark haired beauty has claimed that she even is trolled by ‘teenage boys’ for just being comfortable in her body.In a clip that has racked up 848,000 views, Emily donned a sizzling hot red bikini set as she lounged in the beaming sun.She wrote in the video: “POV: A teenage boy on the internet calls me a whale.”Not letting the remark get to her, Emily sarcastically jibed: “Real original there big boy."Disgusted at the cruel comment targeted towards Emily, many people fled to support the babe - and some even related.One person commented: “I know right, it's sad how boys don't realise women's bodies aren't supposed to always look like a 15 year old.”Another user added: “No cause boys act like girls and women's bodies are supposed to look like models ? Blame the parents to be honest.”Whilst a third person voiced: “Bro even models have rolls when they sit down. When I was a (UK) size six even I did.”Someone else slammed: “All the boys who had a problem with my weight back in school are now married to women my size or bigger.”Meanwhile, a fifth fan shared: “Boys in secondary used to moo and stomp when I walked past, I was a UK 12 which is a USA 10? Not even big.” Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Fringes have never exactly fallen out of favour, but there really does seem to be more famous faces than ever switching up their look with the addition of a choppy fringe or curtain bangs.The latest A-lister to serve up a new fringe? Singer, actress and beauty entrepreneur extraordinaire Selena Gomez, who ditched her usual trademark long bob for blunt bangs paired with extra long extensions for a new TikTok video. Lip syncing along to an amusing audio in standard TikTok fashion, the singer could be seen with poker straight warm brunette extensions and a slightly feathered fringe that falls past her brows.

A teen has proposed to his pensioner girlfriend and hit back at trolls who criticise their relationship.

TikTok, where she often posts updates about her life – including the candid moments.But the blonde beauty sparked controversy on the video sharing app after she told fans that women are mean because they're jealous of the attractiveness of other females.In a clip that has racked up 477,000 views, Ashli perched herself on the side of the bathroom sink as she donned a crop top and blue shorts.As she rocked a glam makeup and fashioned her hair into space buns, the influencer lip synched over an audio that said: “I don’t know who needs to hear this but they’re mean to you because you are pretty.”She captioned the post: “Girls can be so mean.”It turns out that Ashli is not the only one who thinks meanness originates from jealousy – as many women found that they could relate.One person commented: “Honestly I think it’s often true. I found that as I gained weight and got older women became nicer.

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Ah, TikTok. It’s the app that has given us so many weird and wonderful (and, admittedly, at times dangerous) beauty trends over the past few years.

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body positive influencer Cassandra Bankson has revealed that they might not be so ‘perfect’ after all.In a TikTok clip that has racked up 131,000 views, the brunette beauty has slammed the use of filters and Photoshop on social media.Cassandra shared a regular statement she is told by people who think that the photo editing tools are not an issue.She shared: “Photoshop and filters are harmless. Stop overreacting…”But the stunning influencer has stood her ground to show just how deceiving the snap altering devices can be.Cassandra shared a series of photos that had been edited and then compared them with the original.In one snap, the brunette babe manipulated her tum to be flatter and altered her waist to be more cinched.But in reality, Cassandra’s gorgeous figure looks a lot different when not edited using Photoshop.The influencer then shared a snap where she had edited her face to have a more tanned complexion along with smoother skin.Cassandra then exposed the original snap which differed from the highly edited version.Inspired by Cassandra’s post, many people fled to the comments to praise the influencer for sharing the reality of social media.One person commented: “I love that I see your natural face in all your videos.

Kylie Jenner took to social media to share new content with her massive following.The 24-year-old billionaire beauty maven promoted her new range of lavender Kylie Skin products in a skimpy bodysuit.'My beautiful lavender collection launches TODAY at 3pm on kylieskin.com,' she wrote in the first round of photos shared to Instagram. Newest post: Kylie Jenner took to social media to share new content with her massive following The mom-of-two put her voluptuous chest on display in a snugRobert Aeiner 'Dina' bodysuit in violet.The piece boasted one long sleeve and a knit cut out on one side, as well as a crochet portion.

Hailey Bieber has really positioned herself as something of a skin expert. Considering the fact she has skin so perfectly glowy that you can almost see yourself in it, we’re more than happy to take advice from the model when she dishes it out to us.

TikTok beauty trend to try and get freckles was left with scars across her face.Tilly Whitfield, who appeared on Big Brother Australia, has been attempting to clear her skin ever since the DIY cosmetic procedure went horribly wrong last year.And this month, she left fans in shock as she posted a video of herself with snails on her face.The 22-year-old was captured having a 'snail facial', which involved four of the creepy crawlies slithering over her face and leaving behind mucus.Tilly claimed the mucus is made up of hyaluronic acid which helps to heal scar tissue – and the clip showed her having the molluscs individually placed on her face before she went onto flash a smile.As the video was posted, the influencer had some words of warning for fans: "Please do not attempt this at home, snails carry diseases and this was done at my own risk."These [snails] are not from the garden they are purchased from a breeder and this was supervised so nothing was ingested.”A few years back Tilly was known to appear on screen in a blue clay mask – which she said was to help her cover up redness – but the young woman later admitted that it was actually due to an accident that occurred when she tried to give herself faux-freckles.Speaking to The New York Times, Tilly explained that the DIY treatment she tried to pull off left her with angry, red burns on her cheeks and temporary blindness.She decided to give it a go after she watched a TikTok video where a beauty fan used a sewing needle to prick her skin with ink which reported results that lasted six months.Taking matters into her own hands the TV star then ordered some brown tattoo ink from eBay to test out the hack, but was left with nothing other than regret.

TikTok followers where she regularly posts updates about her life as a mother.The blonde beauty has recently gone viral as she breastfed her teeny tot when she walked around on a beach in the bikini.While she naturally fed her baby, Bella shared that women spend a lot of time nursing their child and compared it to working full time hours.In the clip that has now racked up 490,000 views, the influencer cradled her tot as she breastfed them.She claimed: “Breastfeeding for a year equates to about 1800 hours... the same as a full time job.“Each time a woman nurses they’re burning around 500 calories.“A newborn will feed about 8-12 times a day.”However in the comments, Bella corrected some of the statements she made in the viral clip.She explained: “It varies between women how many calories you’re burning each feed but either way it’s a lot!”“It’s like doing a three hour hot yoga class everyday - not 500 calories per feed.

It’s kind of hard to remember a time when Strictly Come Dancing pro Dianne Buswell didn’t have her trademark bright red hair. And although that’s unlikely to change any time soon, she just gave her look a major overhaul by switching to a fresh long bob.The 33 year old revealed the new style by taking part in a popular TikTok transformation trend, sharing a video in which she yanks the ends of her lengthy hair before transitioning into the long bob.