These are some of the most intricate designs to ever to get etched into a laptop’s casing. Gordon Cohen recently had his Macs upgraded with images of “composed corporate animals”, which I’m guessing is a shot at the man or something like that. Engraved by Device Nine Six, those looking for a similar design for their laptop and living in New York should be sure to ask PT over at MAKE about his custom laser-etching service.
Some people panic in the moment of life-threatening scenarios, such as the man sitting next to you in a diner going into cardiac arrest. Designer Ryan Helps has designed a “CPR-PAD” to assist those too incompetent and uncoordinated to give correct CPR. When in use, the monitor on the pad shows the correct way to push the chest and it will click when proper pressure is obtained. A light flashes to assist the life-saver in correct rhythmic chest compressions.
With this hilarious design, you’ll finally have your chance to “align nipples” with some busty beauty, in an honest attempt to save her life. When she comes to, she’ll look around frantically and embarrassingly ask, “Was is necessary to remove my shirt and bra?”
Of course.
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It’s a common saying in Japan that UV light is the biggest enemy to women because it makes them age faster. So a lot of beauty products have been abusing this concept to target its consumers.
Instead of trying to reverse the damage, wouldn’t it be great to have something handy to warn you just before those freckles come out? You got it, the “UV Beads Checker” will change color under strong UV light. So you’ll know just exactly when to scream and hide in the shades. They come in the form of cellphone charms, but of course you can be a little more creative, tie them up your hair and make new friends. Besides, you can also attach an additional piece of Swarovski crystal just for the effect.
The prices for UV Beads Checker starts at $6, feel free to join the other 9638 satisfied customers. –Sam Chan
French cosmetic conglomerate Clarins has recently introduced a new patented beauty product dubbed Expertise 3P. Supposedly this solution will protect your skin from aging due to Electromagnetic waves as well as air-pollution. The secret lies in the active ingredients Thermus Thermophillus and Rhodiola Rosea which are extracted from plants. We have no idea if this thing really works, neither do we know if EM waves themselves (UV we know) can really harm our skin. If you are up for a try, the 3.5oz bottle is selling for $40 online now. Do let us know. — Sam Chan
