Celso Santebañes, who spent £30k on surgeries to look like 'Ken doll', dies at 20 after battling cancer

Brazilian model Celso Santebañes, who spent £30k n surgeries to look like a “Human Ken Doll” died Thursday after battling cancer of the blood. He was 20 years old. Diagnosed with the rare form of blood cancer last year, Santebañes underwent a series of chemotherapy treatments starting in December of 2014. He died at 4:30pm at the Federal University of Uberlândia Clinical Hospital, where he was undergoing his latest round of chemotherapy.

In May, he  reflected on his earlier pursuit of physical perfection during an interview he said....

“Everyone who wants to be pretty, who wants to be perfect, to call attention to themselves, to supplant this lack of... of love, perhaps,” he said, adding that he if he survived, he wouldn’t do any more surgeries. “I wouldn’t do any more, what’s done is done.”

Willow Smith is the New Face of Marc Jacobs alongside Cher

Just one week after Marc Jacobs announced Cher as one of the new faces of his Fall/Winter 2015 campaign, the designer has  appointed 14 year old Willow Smith.

Marc Jacobs debuted the 14-year-old’s first campaign ad on Instagram, and explained why he chose Smith as his new muse, calling her “talented, stylish and charming.” He further gushed, “Beauty, style and talent know no age. It is those individuals whose creativity, unique vision, and voice inspire all of us here to create and express ourselves through our medium: fashion.”

BET employee dies after getting butt injections

 

 

 

34 year old Kelly Mayhew, an employee of BET, died Saturday after receiving butt injections from an unlicensed plastic surgeon in the basement of a Queens, New York, home.

 

The woman who performed the procedure, sped off in a grey SUV  shortly after Mayhew began having trouble breathing. Mayhew's mother who accompanied her to get the injections performed CPR on her daughter and called 911 but unfortunately she died upon arrival at the St. John’s Episcopal Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. 

Newly invented 'period-proof pants' that could put an end to tampons and sanitary towels......would you wear this?

Thinx  'period-proof pants' is a new invention designed by three women in New York – Miki Agrawal, twin sister Radha and friend Antonia Dunbar. It could be worn during the monthly period instead of using female sanitary protection.

They look like normal women's pants and come in three varieties - Thong, for the lightest days; Cheeky, for medium days; and Hiphugger, for heavy days.
Each variety is made with patented technology which can replace normal sanitary protection.

They are washable, hygienic and stay dry. The Hiphugger variety can hold up to two tampons-worth of liquid. Prices start from £15.

Would you wear this?

Health dangers of keeping your toothbrush in a shared bathroom

According to a new study, there is a 60 per cent chance your toothbrush is covered in poo if it is left in the bathroom.

And if you share a bathroom, around 80 per cent of that faeces will belong to another person.

 

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The research looked at the spread of 'faecal coliforms' in shared bathrooms at the Quinnipiac University in Connecticut.

Faecal coliforms are rod-shaped bacteria found in human faeces and can spread onto a toothbrush through the air when the toilet is flushed.

'The main concern is not with the presence of your own faecal matter on your toothbrush,' said Lauren Aber, a student involved in the study at Quinnipiac University.

'It is when a toothbrush is contaminated with faecal matter from someone else, which contains bacteria, viruses or parasites that are not part of your normal flora.

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During the study, at least 60 per cent of the toothbrushes were contaminated with faeces regardless of the storage. 'Using a toothbrush cover doesn't protect a toothbrush from bacterial growth, but actually creates an environment where bacteria are better suited to grow by keeping the bristles moist and not allowing the head of the toothbrush to dry out between uses,' said Aber.

There were no differences seen with the effectiveness of the decontamination methods between cold water, hot water or rinsing with mouthwash.

And all of the toothbrushes regularly rinsed with mouthwash had growth indicating faecal contamination.

There is an 80 per cent chance that the faecal coliforms seen on the toothbrushes came from another person using the same bathroom.

 

Previous studies have found your toothbrush can also harbour dangerous bacteria such as staphylococcus aurous, which is associated with MRSA infection.

It may also contain the herpes virus and candida, the fungus responsible for yeast infections and diaper rash.

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