Dress up your headphone covers with galactic hair! Even those unfamiliar with Star Wars (they exist) recognize Princess Leia’s famous cinnamon bun ‘do. You can use those buns to conceal your headphones and they come in multiple hair colors and are sure to spark conversation.
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Yeah, this Facebook hair pretty terrible—but at least it’s better than this.
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An enterprising Star Wars fan made herself some Princess Leia hair headphones and is wondering if she should try an sell them. Of course, she isn’t the first person to have this idea as you will see in the video after the break.
Never say these four words to your hairstylist.
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If the video after the break is the real deal (movement away from the subject during the demonstration seemed a little suspect) a helmet with a shaving cream injection system and four servo-powered blades can shave your head from stubbly to “who loves ya’ baby” in 20 seconds.
Using something like this certainly isn’t for the squeamish, which is why I suspect that beard and pubes versions are probably a long way off.
From That’s Nerdalicious!: Some girls just don’t look good with Oreo hair. It’s just too short.
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Aside from being a valiant effort to make boys “hair aware”, Bonehead also reminds us that dinosaurs lived all those years ago just so someone could one day be inspired to turn their skulls into a comb… See, a trip to the museum can be worth it.
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Little known fact: the Predator has a thing about his hair. If you somehow managed to sneak up on him unnoticed, you just might catch him in the jungle gazing into a little handheld mirror. He want’s to look good for all that fresh meat he contacts on Facebook.
