Grass Eyelashes
Created by artist Mary Graham in an attempt to create a genuinely 100% natural cosmetics product. She writes: "Everything I used was created by nature. Eggs and snow formed the glue to attach the eyelashes to the eyelid. Scavenged foliage from a local forest was used to create the lashes. Each eyelash took about an hour to make demonstrating it is time-consuming to craft completely natural outcomes."
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Seems to me to have demonstrated the absurdity some dingbats will go to feign tree-huggyness.
Anyhow, was some EPA weenie there to ensure that she only stripped pine needles from willing trees that were able to sustain the loss with no deleterious side effects?
Anyhow, was some EPA weenie there to ensure that she only stripped pine needles from willing trees that were able to sustain the loss with no deleterious side effects?
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 08/21/15 at 10:06 AM
Grass? Look more like needles from an evergreen of some sort to me...
Posted by s on 08/21/15 at 12:45 PM
Where would you find the tiny lawnmower to keep those in trim? Or could you just use a little Weed-Whacker?
Posted by KDP on 08/21/15 at 12:48 PM
Just another form of artificial fir! 😊
Posted by muddyvalley on 08/21/15 at 03:14 PM
Pine needles near the eyes what a great idea. :roll:
Posted by Patty in Ohio, USA on 08/21/15 at 05:41 PM
"Eggs and snow formed the glue to attach the eyelashes to the eyelid. Scavenged foliage from a local forest was used to create the lashes."
And a ton of foundation makeup to (nearly) hide how red and irritated the eyelids are.
(And keeping the eyes closed to hide how red they were.)
And a ton of foundation makeup to (nearly) hide how red and irritated the eyelids are.
(And keeping the eyes closed to hide how red they were.)
Posted by Captain DaFt on 08/21/15 at 09:30 PM
Should have made the glue out of pine sap. Why bring dairy into the mix.
Posted by Gary Foster on 08/24/15 at 12:31 PM
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