Josie Canseco, who is an overrated pile of trash thanks to her dad being Jose Canseco and her mom being a Hooters girl who struck it big with Jose Canseco’s sperm… Giving Josie the resources to be rich / funded trailer trash, like Miley…. Taught from her mom all the lessons she’s learned getting into the whole Hooters line of work….with a pension plan from “rich dudes into trashy girl cum”…meaning I am sure Josie’s got a lot to offer the world…in terms of her titties… Only higher profile due to living in mansions and going on epic vacations and all that other rich people shit that makes these girls lack edge and assume they are top tier models…you know that ego and self importance cuz of being raised a spoiled brat… Who cares about all of that nonsense speculative shit that I’ve got no real basis to spew…Josie Canseco barely matters and when putting up pics of her cleavage in lingerie as outerwear, wearing too much make-up, and her chastity belt chain…what it comes down to is that she’s someone you should want to fuck…but will never fuck…a feeling I am sure you’re all too familiar with. JOIN THE NEWSLETTER YOU ASSHOLES! The post Josie Canseco Got Them Tits On of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Late this summer, Kourtney Kardashian flaunted her stretch marks on social media, turning heads and earning praise. Kourt notices that her followers approved, and came up with a plan. Now, she’s showing off her “tiger stripes” again, and this time, it’s for a very savvy purpose. Kourtney Kardashian posted this mouth-watering photo to Instagram. Notably, she didn’t share it on her personal Instagram — but on her Poosh side account. While it’s hard to make out in the photo, Kourt does actually have stretch marks. The hot bikini pic was accompanied by a message. “Stretch marks: we’ve all got them,” the caption begins. The Poosh caption then asks: “Looking to minimize the appearance of yours?” Naturally, Poosh being her lifestyle brand and all, the caption then directs followers to click a link to learn how. Most models use their perfections to sell products, so it’s a bit of a change for Kourtney to use her “flaws.” There are a number of modes of thinking about stretch marks. The first is that they are unsightly, and though they can arise from a growth spurt, pregnancy, or exercise, are associated with unwanted weight gain. People of this line of thinking want to do their best to prevent stretch marks from appearing in the first place. When they do get stretch marks, they want to try whatever solutions — Poosh or otherwise — that will mask these marks. Another line of thinking, of course, is that Kourtney and anyone else shouldn’t want to hide these marks. They are, after all, part of your body. Nobody picks their flesh prison. Since there is nothing unhealthy about stretch marks, many feel that the stigma should end. Along with that stigma, people should therefore lose the desire to hide them, as they’re just part of one’s skin. However, both of these diametrically opposed viewpoints kind of … miss the point. Yes, of course there shouldn’t be any stigma about stretch marks. it’s just something that happens to human skin. But that doesn’t mean that Kourtney, or people who take advice from Poosh, are doing anything wrong. Some people embrace their marks while others want to minimize them. Everybody gets to control what they do to their own meatsuit. Kourtney is very clearly not shaming anyone who has stretch marks with this ad. When last she shared her marks, she wrote: “I love my little stripes.” Also, the ad both affirms that everyone has them and then asks if the reader is looking for a change. That’s it. If you’re not looking to change your looks, then the ad is not saying anything about you. That’s an improvement over a lot of beauty ads. Kourtney turned 40 this past April. Compared to some of her siblings, she’s getting into the “personal brand” business a little late. Sure, she hada brand, but she wasn’t profiting from it as aggressively as Kim or Kylie. Kim’s array of products range from makeup to a mobile game, and have led her to have a net worth of a third of a billion dollars. Kylie Cosmetics, of course, is worth a full billion. Kylie became a mother and a billionaire at a shockingly young age. Now that Kourtney’s dipping her toes into the world, her fans hope that Poosh will do something similar for her. Only time will tell. View Slideshow: Kylie Jenner Playboy Cover: Revealed, Very Busty!
Camila Morrone are the tits we all have to wonder whether Leo DiCaprio has seen…because there is no way that Leo doesn’t fuck dudes. Whether that fucking of dudes is straight up gay, is what is up for debate. Has he had the taste of a shitty hairy man pussy and felt things he never knew he wanted to feel, or does he just do it for a cheap thrill when low level models become boring…because he’s had a steady stream of low level models, or in this case instagram models who started dating Leo so they could pull the reins back on instagram modeling, and instead focus on saving the world with the Growing Pains star…but he still likes their tits… I’ve heard many stories about how much of an asshole the is to all the chicks who latch onto him and let him treat them like shit cuz he’s Leo – the big leagues in their groupie ass fame whore minds. There aren’t many jobs quite as homo as being or wanting to be an actor, but he’s been doing it for a long enough time as a kid, that it’s less gay, but that doesn’t mean he’s not gay…..which would make these wasted tits as they try to go mainstream with their Dad aged A-Lister…but hot tits… TO SEE THE REST OF THE PICS CLICK HERE JOIN THE NEWSLETTER YOU ASSHOLES! The post Camila Morrone Got Them Tits On of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
There are levels to skincare . While some of us are just happy to wash the makeup off our face every night, others have a 12-step skincare routine . There are also others that go the distance when it comes to skincare , doing preventative measures to prevent fine lines, wrinkles, and acne, like regular facials or even laser light therapy. These skincare methods, while they work, can be very, very pricey and often require multiple visits to truly see results. Enter the world of laser facials. If you want to take your facial routine to the next level, you may want to consider a laser facial. A laser facial uses a laser to deep clean your pores, leave your skin feeling brighter, and improving the texture. After several visits, if you suffer from acne, it’s also been known to clear that up too. If you don’t have $1K to drop, you can go to Skin Laundry. Skin Laundry is working towards making fancy facials more accessible to everyday people. Skin Laundry was founded in Santa Monica, California and currently has 23 locations globally. If you are lucky to live by a Skin Laundry, you might want to consider popping in. The company is led by Dr. Adam Geyer, a board-certified dermatologist. It was founded by Yen Reis, who struggled with acne for years. They boast the Laser & Light Facial, which is 15 minutes, no downtime, and only $75.00. While all lasers are considered non surgical, not all lasers have zero downtime. Non-ablative lasers, or lasers that only use heat but don’t injure the surface of the skin, require no downtime. Ablative lasers is deemed one of the most effective cosmetic procedures for improving skin aging. The procedure users lasers to deliver an intense wavelength of light into the skin and remove the outer layers of the epidermis. This procedure can have 2-3 weeks of recovery. Upon entering the location, if feels like an airy medical spa. I signed in on the iPAD and chatted with Dr. Adam Geyer, a private practice dermatologist based in TriBeca, who is also the Medical Director of Skin Laundry. Before my appointment, I admit, I was very skeptical. I fall in the range of someone who has a good skincare routine, but I haven’t delved in the medical arena of options like fillers or laser treatments. It just seems aggressive and could aggressive really improve my skin? I held nothing back. Dr. Geyer explained the goal of Skin Laundry is “to bring light and laser treatments from the rarified offices of dermatologists to a wider audience and to do so safely and efficiently.” As mentioned earlier, laser light therapy and facials can cost up to $1K. Dr. Geyer shared, “In a dermatologists office, if something is in the $400-$500 range, it will be in the $75 to $150 range here.” They keep the costs at a minimum in several ways. One, they allow specially trained nurses to administer the procedures. Dr. Geyer explained, “at a dermatologist office, it’s the doctor who is directly performing it often, depends on what office you are going to.” Another reason is that medical offices have a higher overhead because there is more staff. Dr. Geyer explained, “We keep costs low by keeping the treatments efficient.” They keep the menu small because they “want to do a few things really well.” I kind of appreciated that there are only three treatment offerings, knowing that the staff is well trained in these arenas. Source: Danielle James / Courtesy of Danielle James I signed up for the lowest level treatment: the 15 minute laser and light therapy. Dr. Geyer reassured me, “We want customers and clients to grow within their treatments. What you would start out with today is not an aggressive treatment, nothing here is aggressive.” The fact that nothing is aggressive also keeps the costs affordable. I was still a little leery. A laser on my face? I looked around the office and saw none of the models or people with my skin tone. He shared, “You aren’t pushing the envelope where something needs to be done in a Doctors hands where energy settings are at that line between risk and benefit.” He continued, “You are doing treatments that are safe and universally safe. It’s something where yes, you will require more treatments in order to maintain and build results because we’re not an all in one approach where you’re going in for a total overhaul and having a significant recovery, but with risk.” I instantly felt a bit better about the treatment. After we spoke, I was introduced to a nurse who would be performing my treatment. Before going in, they had me wipe my face with this pad. Once laying on the table, the nurse went over with me what we would be doing again (even though I did it in the iPAD) and asked if I had any questions. Then we got started.
Source: electravk / Getty Fall season is officially among us and it’s the perfect reason to revamp your closet. While this season forces us to pack away our sandals, sundresses and cropped pieces, we can now dust off our booties, take out our leather jackets and play with layering to take on the slightly chilly temps. Whether you classify your style as trendy, preppy, or edgy, there are a few staple items you need in your closet to rule the fall season in style. To keep you ahead of the game, we have compiled 10 pieces that you can work into multiple looks. Grab your credit card and let’s take a fashionable trip through the e-racks.
Source: LaylaBird / Getty If the world has taught us anything, it’s that people of color define diversity. Our hair type and complexion fall on a extremely wide spectrum. For years the beauty industry ignored the needs of the Black and Brown community by limiting their products to those who fit within their guideline. Once entrepreneurs started creating products that reflected their needs, bigger companies followed suit. Brands took an active role in becoming more inclusive to various skin tones and hair textures. While this is step in the right direction, haircare brand Aveda shows us there’s still a ways to go. This week, Aveda charge a curly haired customer of color a $10.00 “texture fee” because her hair would require more products. In a now viral tweet, Audre voiced her disbelief. So I just got charged $10 extra at Aveda salon for the “textured” hair fee. The woman at the counter said, “It's because we have to use extra product. It's not meant to be discriminatory.” Is it just me or is that not okay? — Audre Lawda Mercy (@k_lisarae) October 15, 2019 “ So I just got charged $10 extra at Aveda salon for the “textured” hair fee. The woman at the counter said, “It’s because we have to use extra product. It’s not meant to be discriminatory.” Is it just me or is that not okay? “ It’s not you. And no, this is not okay. Audre continued to say, “ The response was that all curly-haired folks get charged more, especially when flat-ironed. It’s the principle. If I am paying u to wash and style my hair, just because its curly doesn’t mean it takes more product or time. It just means there’s a different styling process .” Another user responded, “ Why is straight hair the standard? All bodies should be treated equally. @aveda is surcharging based on genetics. Norm or not, it’s not ethical. ” Why is straight hair the standard? All bodies should be treated equally. @aveda is surcharging based on genetics. Norm or not, it's not ethical. — Lauren Davis (@WriterLDavis) October 16, 2019 Aveda caught wind of the commotion and responded to Audre saying, “ We’re concerned to hear of your experience, @k_lisarae. Please DM us with additional information. While our salons are independently owned and operated, we will ensure this matter is shared with the appropriate teams. “ Once again, there is an issue that screams lack of diversity. A customer shouldn’t have to pay a fee because their hair texture requires more product. Perhaps a modification of the products that address the needs of curly, kinky, and coily hair is a better solution. Planet earth is the home to billions of people who look, speak, and act differently. In such a diverse world, we still encounter these moments that make people of color question why their physical attributes are not good enough to co-exist with everyone else’s. Although Aveda stated they’re “independently owned and operated”, this mentality is not specific to the store that Audre visited. This policy is practiced by other companies all over the world. Audre and Aveda have not come to a conclusion yet, but I hope she is vindicated. What is likely to happen is Aveda will put out a statement and conduct an equity and inclusion training for their staff. This has become the formula brands resort to when their employees lack good judgement. It’s time for brands to look inward and figure out a better solution. *We reached out to Audre but heard nothing back by time of publication* DON’T MISS Cincinnati Might Be Outlawing Natural Hair Discrimination Walmart Accused Of Racism For Locking Black Haircare Products Behind Glass Lush Cosmetics Releases New Hair Products After 2-Year Gap [ione_media_gallery src=”https://hellobeautiful.com” id=”3057941″ overlay=”true”]
90 Day Fiance: Before The 90 Days star Tim Malcolm has already clapped back at a pair of Pillow Talk stars who’ve spread rumors about him. From the beginning, some viewers of the show have claimed that he’s gay for turning down sex with Jeniffer, or that perhaps he is trans. But clapping back is not the same thing as fully discussing rumors and the truth of their origins. Now, Tim is opening up: At one point, even Tim’s stunningly beautiful lady love, Jeniffer Tarazona, wondered if he was truly interested in women. “Jeniffer’s not the only one that’s said that,” Tim acknowledges while speaking to Entertainment Tonight . “Let’s be honest,” he continues. Tim admits: “There’s a lot of people that have speculated that there’s all kinds of issues going on.” That is an understatement. Some more thoughtless 90 Day Fiance fans have had a field day. They seem to be unaware that ridiculing Tim is indirectly disparaging millions of gay and trans men. “I’m almost 40 years old,” Tim explains. “I want to be in love.” Even those of us who cannot relate even a little bit can appreciate that some people focus on romance. “I know sex is an important part of love,” Tim acknowledges. “But it’s not everything like it used to be.” “My biggest goal was just building a foundation that I thought would be able to last,” he expresses. Tim explains that he made this a priority “because I don’t want to be divorced.” “I’ve waited this long to get married,” Tim points out. “I’ve never been married.” “I think that’s just strange that society just thinks if a man says no then he’s gay,” he expresses. “If a woman says no, it’s fine,” Tim observes. “But it’s like the double standard that society has.” “I kind of laugh about it,” he admits. “I do have some feminine traits. The gay thing was kind of out of left field for me.” Similarly, the odd claims that he might e transgender and, we suppose, afraid of Jeniffer seeing that he doesn’t have a penis to be “laughable.” “The episode that just aired, you saw me get into a hot tub with Jeniffer,” Tim recalls. He continues: “And I saw online that people were literally screen shotting it and looking for scars that I had my ‘breasts’ removed.” While not all trans folks have any surgery at all, a lot of trans men (and some nonbinary folks) get top surgery , removing breast tissue and leaving distinct scars. “It comes with the territory,” Tim admits. “You’re going to get people that just have to come up with these outlandish ideas.” “I’m not transgender,” he affirms. “I think it’s cool for the people that want to do that if that’s what you want to do with your life, but that’s not me.” To be clear, trans people don’t want to do that , they just are who they are. The only thing that they do is live as themselves. But sure. “There’s a lot of back story on that ring and lot more to do than just what the viewers saw,” Tim says of the infamous reused ring he gave Jeniffer. “But obviously I was running out of time,” he explains. Tim adds: “Obviously if I’d had more time maybe I would have went and traded it in or gotten a different ring.” “It’s what I had to work with,” he confesses. “I gave it to her as a promise ring.” “And then maybe I can get her a different engagement ring if that’s the path that we end up taking,” Tim shares. “And, you know, it’s good to go.” Tim keeps a rpetty tight lid on his relationship with Jeniffer and what their endgame might be in this interview. But he does speak about how things end up. “It’s going to go down in history books as wonderful,” Tim gushes. “It is crazy. It is unexpected. It is just going to blow your mind.” “And,” he adds. “The people that are involved in what you’re going to see are going to be the least likely suspects.” Okay. Color us intrigued. View Slideshow: 90 Day Fiance Before The 90 Days: Meet the Season 3 Stars!!
Roosmarijn De Kok , what a name… I know it’s so simplistic to throw up a post and fixate on a name or make fun of a name. This isn’t elementary school and there are always way more interesting and deeper rooted issues to point and laugh at…..HOWEVER…her last name is De Kok….and da cock is what she likely did to escape communist rule…the iron curtain if you will…in her native Netherlands that I guess isn’t communist at all….and that fact alone has me re-thinking my strategy on what to say about this Victoria’s Secret model with her tits out now that she’s Dutch not Russian….I should have known better when I saw her name was Roosmarijn… So this straight from Holland, daughter of a Tulip farmer, who has followed her family footsteps and made a career with her two lips…like all models do…is not wearing her milkmaid outfit and her wooden clogs…she’s wearing some Victoria’s Secret racy lingerie with her nip color taken down some shades because they are still out there photoshopping their models to prevent being pornographers with their mail order catalog every dude in the 90s used to jack off to… JOIN THE NEWSLETTER YOU ASSHOLES! The post Roosmarijn de Kok in Bra and Panties of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Photo Credit: Porter Brown Jr. Modeling is a way to exploit one’s body for all models, but for some it is also a way to reclaim it. Cancer survivor Erica Campbell, who watched her body change drastically as she underwent treatment, saw the later was a necessary step towards true healing. “I am a stage four blood cancer survivor. March 28th of 2013 I was diagnosed,” Campbell told HelloBeautiful . View this post on Instagram Dear Future Husband… I will visit @nakdesignstudio for our wedding day. • NAK Design Studio Launch Party & Fashion Event. • #feelbeautifullookbeautiful #bridalboutique #launchparty #fashionshow #runwaymodel #curvybride #nontraditionalbride #beautifulbrides #futurehusband #weddingjumpsuit #weddingdress #curlyhairstyles #blackownedbusiness #dmvbusiness #femaleentrepreneurs #tvinterview #blackgirlsrock #blackgirlmagic #survivor #bloodcancerawarenessmonth #dzire2be •
Source: Han Myung-Gu / Getty Rihanna has been with her billionaire boyfriend, Hassan Jameel, for over two years now. The Saudi businessman is heir to the Toyota Motors fortune in Saudia Arabia and the Middle East. She recently admitted in an Interview Magazine interview with Sarah Paulson that she’s in love and in her recent Vogue interview , she added that she’s in a exclusive relationship. She revealed, “I’m actually in an exclusive relationship for quite some time, and it’s going really well, so I’m happy.” And while fans have been (im)patiently waiting for R9 , it seems that the Fenty Beauty and Fenty Maison founder may have wedding bells instead of beats, on her mind. She appeared in a Go Ask Anna video, where Rihanna and Anna Wintour ask each other questions, the singer was very quick to discuss what her dream wedding dress would be. She gushes to Wintour, “A collaboration between myself and [John] Galliano, off course,” she says. We would love to see Rihanna the bride! She has publicly discussed wanting children on numerous occasions; however, rarely discusses weddings and a marriage. Could this be a hint that the two are thinking of tying the knot? If a Rihanna Savage x Fenty fashion show is a production…imagine what the style icons’ wedding would be like! We can only hope and wish. Beauties, do you think we’re getting closer to a Mrs. Fenty? Will she be taking some time out of empire building to start a family? Sound off in the comment section. DON’T MISS: Rihanna May Not Be Releasing New Music; However, She Is Giving Us A Visual Autobiography Rihanna Drops Brow Pencil & Styler In 14 Shades + New Hydrating Pro Filt’r Foundation WE STARTED THE TREND: The Grandassa Models Were Making Sure We Knew ‘Black Is Beautiful’ Long Before Rihanna Brought Them To The Mainstream [ione_media_gallery src=”https://hellobeautiful.com” id=”3058248″ overlay=”true”]
