Hair gold: original advertisement for hair care products

Original DIY products from plastic bottles

Today there are a large number of ways to spend leisure time, as well as spending time with young children. It turns out that inventing new products from scrap materials is quite simple. Real works of art can be made from ordinary plastic bottles. Not only an adult, but also a child will be interested in this way to develop their creativity and develop imagination

We are losing - brushes are collecting: advertising anti-hair loss products

Hair stores the vitality of a person, the ancients believed. And it's a pity to give this power to a piece of plastic, the original advertisement develops the idea. The anti-hair loss remedy will prevent the bristling "energy vampire" from taking over the most precious things. Meanwhile, the brush on each poster gathered material into a nice wig and became like a man. Why feed your doppelganger with hair? An advertisement for an anti-hair loss product does not know either

Original busts of Scott Fife: volumetric cardboard products

Is it possible to turn an old cardboard box into a work of art (a TV costume for a New Year's party in kindergarten does not count)? American sculptor Scott Fife can do it - he makes amazing cardboard busts. All that is needed in order to create beauty is skillful hands and a trained eye. And materials can be the most ingenuous: cardboard, screws, glue

Avanos Hair Museum. Underground Hair Museum in Cappadocia

The world of collections and the "get-together" of collectors is wide and varied. So, in the world, probably, there is no such item that would not become an object for collecting in one form or another. And in Turkey, in the city of Avanos, in Cappadocia, there lives a potter named Chez Galip, who has a whole museum of … women's hair in the basement of his workshop. The number of multi-colored strands of different lengths totals more than 16,000 copies

Hair Embroidery. Hair embroidery of Zaira Pulido (Zaira Pulido)

So, the finest hour has come for those girls who did not shy away from needlework lessons at school and listened carefully to their mother or grandmother, who taught knitting and embroidery to "their clever girl." It is fashionable to embroider and knit nowadays, and not only fashionable, but also profitable, especially if the needlewoman has golden hands and her imagination is in order. So, the other day we talked about how the Japanese artist Miyuki Sakai embroiders illustrations on a sewing machine, and today we will tell you about the unusual portraits that you embroider