#Best Cream For Cracked Heels Australia

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How to Use the Best Cream for Cracked Heels Effectively

Cracked heels can be a real pain - literally! Those pesky cracks can make walking uncomfortable and even painful, Whether due to dry weather, lack of moisture, or just general wear and tear. 

Fortunately, with the right care and attention, you can soothe and heal your cracked heels, restoring them to their smooth and supple state. 

One of the most effective ways to tackle this issue is by using the best cream for cracked heels Australia offers. In this guide, we'll explore how to use this cream effectively to get the best results.

Understanding Cracked Heels

Before we dive into how to use the best cream for cracked heels, let's take a moment to understand what causes this common foot problem. Cracked heels often occur when the skin on the bottom of the feet becomes dry and thick, leading to fissures or cracks. Factors such as excessive standing, wearing open-back shoes, or neglecting foot care can exacerbate the issue.

Choosing the Right Cream

Not all foot creams are created equal, and when it comes to treating cracked heels, you'll want to invest in the best cream. Look for a product specifically formulated to hydrate and repair dry, cracked skin.

Ingredients such as urea, shea butter, glycerine, and hyaluronic acid are known for their moisturising properties and can work wonders on rough heels.

Preparing Your Feet

Before applying the best cream for cracked heel Australia, it's essential to prepare your feet properly. Start by soaking your feet in warm, soapy water for about 10-15 minutes to soften the skin and loosen any dead skin cells. You can also use a foot scrub or pumice stone to gently exfoliate the rough patches on your heels, helping the cream penetrate more effectively.

Applying the Cream

Now that your feet are clean and exfoliated, it's time to apply the best cream for cracked heels. Start by drying your feet thoroughly with a soft towel, paying extra attention to the areas with cracks. Once your feet are dry, take a generous amount of the cream and massage it into your heels and the surrounding areas, using circular motions to ensure thorough coverage.

Maximising Absorption

To get the most out of your best cream for cracked heels, it's essential to maximise its absorption into the skin. One way to do this is by wearing socks after applying the cream. 

This not only helps to lock in moisture but also prevents the cream from rubbing off on your sheets or clothing while you sleep. For best results, wear cotton or moisture-wicking socks to promote airflow and prevent sweat buildup.

Consistency is Key

Using the best cream for cracked heels is not a one-time fix; it requires consistency and patience. Make it a part of your daily foot care routine, applying the cream at least twice a day – once in the morning and once before bedtime. 

Over time, you'll start to notice a significant improvement in the texture and appearance of your heels as they become smoother and softer.

Conclusion

Dealing with cracked heels can be a frustrating experience, but with the right approach and the best cream for cracked heels Australia, you can achieve smooth and healthy-looking feet. 

Remember to choose a cream with hydrating and nourishing ingredients, prepare your feet properly before application, and be consistent with your usage. The Alchemist Lab offers the best cream for cracked heels that transforms your cracked heel into a smooth one.

By following these simple steps, you'll be well on your way to saying goodbye to cracked heels for good!

[jacqueline-lindsdell]

If your still taking asks for the drabbles could you do something with brotherly America and Australia? if you don't want to don't worry about it! btw your blog is great

I’m sorry this took so long! I spent awhile playing around with the idea and I had so much fun with it! I love getting to write characters just having fun with each other and so the brothers concept works so well. I couldn’t imagine this scenario without Canada, so i hope you don’t mind that he’s included! ((And thank you for complimenting my blog- feel free to come off anon and message me!)) Also, the fork thing? Based on personal experience, my sister and i forked our friend’s yard once and they still don’t know it was us.

It wasn’t supposed to be a two-shot but I lack self control so here we go 

*****

“Right. You’re definitely doing that wrong.”

“Shut up! I know how to tp a house bro.”

“He’s right America, that’s not going to work.”

America jumped, “Jesus Matt, don’t sneak up on me like that.”

“I’ve been right here the whole time.” Canada sighed and rolled his eyes, then let another paper roll loose in the trees. “Alfred, why don’t you put the forks in the yard? Oz and I can handle the trees.” Alfred eagerly picked up the box of forks and set to work stabbing them in the ground, laughing wildly.

Australia groaned, “Oi! I swear to Christ if you wake him I’ll stab you with one of those.”

He stuck his tongue out and grabbed another fork. “Listen. England’s like, the heaviest sleeper I know, it’ll be fine! Stop worrying.” Australia and Canada shared a look before continuing their work on the house and trees, while America happily arranged the forks. He put the last one in the ground and stepped back to appraise his work. “Check it out guys! England’s totally going to flip when he reads what I-” he was cut off by a bright light on the porch turning on. Australia chucked the last of the paper over his shoulder and took off for his truck with Alfred close on his heels.

They were breathless with laughter, clambering in like their lives depended on it. Oz didn’t miss a beat- the second he was in the driver’s seat, keys were in the ignition, and they were off.

“DUDE THAT WAS SO CRAZY. I bet England is losing his SHIT right now.”

Australia laughed in response, “Wicked close, huh? Can’t wait to hear about it at the next meeting. Ice cream next?”

“Hell yeah dude! Midnight ice cream is the best!”

They rode in silence for a few seconds, relishing in the adrenaline and laughter. Then Australia spoke again, “I gotta say mate, I feel like I’m forgetting something. I grabbed my hat didn’t I?”

“Yeah, it’s right here. We just left the stuff behind.” There was another beat of silence before America finally gasped. “Oh shit man, didn’t we bring Canada?” Oz cursed loudly and immediately u-turned. They were barreling down the road back towards England’s house when they came across Canada jogging down the side of the road. America didn’t even wait for the truck to come to a complete stop, just flung the door open, and yanked him in.

“You guys-” *huff* “are” *huff* “complete assholes!” Canada leaned against the window, trying to catch his breath. America thumped him on the back, laughing.

“Chill out! We only forgot you for like five seconds!”

Canada glared back at him, “England could’ve seen me!”

Australia cackled, pushing his foot harder on the accelerator. “Don’t think so mate. You’ve got a knack for being invisible. Did you see him though?”

“Yeah, I did.” A grin was beginning to crack through Matthew’s annoyed expression. “Wish I’d gotten a picture. He came running out raising all sorts of hell. You know he still wears those old man pajamas?”

Alfred and Australia both yelled at the same time.

“You’re kidding!”

“No fucking way!”

And finally, Canada laughed and relaxed in his seat. “I’m not. The nightcap and everything. He looked like Ebenezer Scrooge.” They all laughed and Oz reached past Alfred to pat him on the shoulder.

“You did good Matt. We’re going to get ice cream to celebrate.”

***

Early the next morning in their hotel room, Alfred’s phone rang.

“Al.” Matt murmured, shoving him weakly. “Al answer your phone.” Alfred only replied with a groan. “Alfred.” Matthew’s voice was louder. “Your phone.”

Australia threw a pillow from the other bed, “Alfred answer the damn phone I’m trying to sleep!” When no response came, Oz finally got up and answered the phone himself. He couldn’t even get a greeting out before he heard the shouting. “Yeah Al, you’ve gotta take this.”

Finally Alfred blindly grabbed for the phone and put it to his ear. “What?”

“ALFRED F JONES YOU ARE AN ABSOLUTE PRICK. I RAISED YOU BETTER THAN THIS.” Alfred winced, pulling the phone from his ear a bit.

“Yo, England, dude. Don’t know what you’re talking about. Also trying to sleep.”

“Don’t play coy with me, I know it was you! You’d better march yourself over here this instant and clean up my yard!”

Alfred laughed anxiously, “Seriously Artie, dunno what you’re talking about.”

“DON”T YOU ‘ARTIE’ ME.” England let out a long stream of curses before continuing, “My home is covered in toilet paper and the phrase ‘Viva la France’ is written out in my yard in forks!”

“Then why are you calling me?! Obviously it was France who did it! We both know he totally likes pissing you off every chance he gets.” Matthew snorted at that and buried his face in his pillow.

There was a beat of silence. “France is spelled with a C not an S, you asshat. Now come clean up this mess.”

“Oh uh haha, my boss is calling. Gotta go man!” Alfred desperately ended the call despite England’s loud protests, then turned off his phone for good measure.

Canada was laughing into the pillows and Australia stared incredulously from the foot of the bed.  “You fucking misspelled France?”

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Most Misunderstood: Iggy Azalea's American Dream    

he early reality of Amethyst Kelly is difficult to imagine. There was once a small home in the tiny Australian town of Mullumbimby, made of red brick, cemented by mud and laid by her father's careful hands. Her mother would spend her days emptying trash bins at a motel as a vacation rental cleaner, a path Amethyst would eventually follow at age 14. Water didn't always run, clothes were never new, and bathrooms were separated from the home by a muddied path. It's a tale of immensely humble beginnings, a hemisphere away from the life she would come to inhabit as Iggy Azalea a decade later. And while her origins are unfathomable for some, it's Amethyst's American dream that remains universal.

I first witnessed a glimpse of that dream in the fall of 2011. It was through a cracked iPhone screen, held casually by my friend. "You have to see this bitch," she announced, flicking her perfectly coiled locs and turning up the volume. "She's every-fucking-thing!" There, on the screen, was a tall, curvy woman with ice-blonde hair and creamy incandescent skin. She was surrounded by two brown cheerleaders in matching green uniforms, strutting in towering heels and rapping furiously: My world, rhyme vicious/ White girl team, full of bad bitches. Immediately, I recognized her: this confident, eccentric girl who didn't fit into preppy white hierarchies. While others girls were quoting lines from Mean Girls, imagining themselves Regina George, she appeared as someone I knew. A girl unruly and self-possessed, always late to class, always blasting D4L. I could see her crafting beats with her knuckles and strolling into class hours late, another detention slip placed on her desk. We were sold.

If "My World" was the bait, "Pussy" was the hook, line and sinker. Iggy, Iggy/ Pussy illy/ Wetter than the Amazon/ Taste this kitty! Her accent was thick and affected, reminiscent of our cherished childhood favorite Diamond from Atlanta's Crime Mob. The "Pussy" video was a Boyz N The Hood homage with ATLien pastiche. There were ice cream trucks and babysitting, front porch posing and concrete runways, sherbet-colored pants and shredded shorts. And we weren't the only ones taking notice of Iggy and her ways. Seemingly overnight, our private cafeteria secret had become a viral phenomenon.

“ Here I am at the darkest period of my life, contemplating suicide, and I'm singing "Switch.“

Press came quickly, grand and bold. The New York Times suggested that "all this proximity to blackness characterizes Iggy Azalea as a person who is no stranger to black culture and communities, suggesting it's no anomaly for her to rock the mic." The Los Angeles Times described her flow as "brash and aggressive," while Complex decided that she was ready to "really make her mark on the game." Classmates had her image as their screensavers and sprawled across their Tumblrs, and were dropping her name in new music debates. She performed at small venues in Atlanta and cars across the city boomed with Never not better/ Law should ban it! A few months later, when "Murda Bizness" featuring T.I. dropped, her dream was actualized. She was not a one-hit wonder. She was a star, poised to rise.

There are many forgotten Iggy freestyles from that era. In one, she raps over Chris Brown's "Look At Me Now," prophesying her divisive nature. In another, titled "Home Town Hatred," she reflects on her time in Australia and her desire to leave. Over Kanye West's ominous "Hell of A Life" beat, she details how industry executives told her to dumb it down. But it was her 2011 "D.R.U.G.S." freestyle that first illuminated the parameters of her ignorance.

Reflecting the industry's tendency not to look at things too deeply, at first the song went unchallenged. (It would be a year before its lyrics were critically examined). In fact, Complex covered the freestyle, commending her craft and comparing her to fellow white rapper Yelawolf. The following January, Iggy signed to major label Interscope, tweeting, "Get used to me + Jimmy [Iovine] smashing shit, cause that's the plan."

In February of 2012, she landed the coveted cover of XXL's Freshman Class issue: an annual declaration of hip-hop stars poised to break big. Between up-and-comers French Montana and Future stands Iggy in a lush green fur. She was the first woman to ever grace the cover — a backhanded achievement. For many, XXL is a bastion of hip-hop excellence. To be a cover star and stamped with their approval was to suggest an imminent dominance. If Iggy could be shot, styled, and photographed for her buzz, where were the black women who broke the boundaries, paved the lanes, and inspired her craft?

It was Harlem-born musician and artist Azealia Amanda Banks who first articulated concern about Iggy's image and her space within hip-hop. On Twitter, Banks wrote, "Iggy Azalea on the XXL freshman list is all wrong. How can you endorse a white woman who called herself a 'runaway slave master'? Sorry guys, I'm a pro black girl. I'm not anti white girl, but I'm also not here for any1 outside of my culture trying to trivialize very serious aspects of it."

Media outlets immediately crafted Bank's criticism into a heavily publicized rap beef, thrusting Banks into the insidious stereotype of bitter black woman. The line Banks referred to was a re-interpretation of a Kendrick Lamar lyric on Iggy's "D.R.U.G." freestyle. In Kendrick's 2010 track "Look Out For Detox," he raps, When the relay starts/ I'm a runaway slave. In Iggy's version, she says, When the relay starts/ I'm a runaway/ Slave master/ Shittin' on the past/ Gotta spit it like a pastor.

Conversations surrounding the lyric lacked necessary context. Journalists missed questions and painted simple proclamations. In October of 2011, Banks had tweeted, "how sexy is iggy azalea?? It's kind of ridiculous…*tugs collar to let out steam*." In January, she wrote "Iggy Azalea's hair looks really great in her new video. How long do you all reckon that hair is? 40" in? By March 2012, the dream was dented, with Iggy being called out as misappropriating at best, racist at worst.

She issued a heartfelt apology, which fell on mostly unsympathetic ears. Two months later, Iggy was dropped by Interscope. Her debut album, The New Classic, stalled indefinitely. But still, there was room for redemption. In April 2013, Iggy signed with Mercury Records, a UK subsidiary of Universal Music Group. After recording new music in England, she returned stateside, armed with a completed album and a firmly set 2014 release date. During press runs she's tested: asked if she's an imposter; if her body is enhanced; if the cringe-worthy assumptions about her mentor T.I. are true. Old tweets were dug up, which made the disdainful murmurings worse. She's asked to freestyle on Sway, but instead inexplicably recites a line from her own album. Her music begins to change, becoming less lyrically explicit and trap-influenced, and more poppy and prim. Now a Complex cover star, she fumbles when asked about her divisive rapping accent. She's quoted saying, "This is the entertainment industry. It's not politics." Soon enough, that statement would no longer be true.

In 2012, political discussions had begun to dominate all forms of media. The slain lives of Trayvon Martin and Jordan Davis became proponents of combustible change. Movements like Black Lives Matter materialized, refusing silence or forgetfulness of the innocent and slaughtered black people, churning hundreds of American murders into global narratives. Each case, though singular and specific, represented the transgressions of America's not-too-distant-past and its perpetual present. If there was once a time when innocent victims could be smudged from history and their murderers left unscathed, that clock no longer ticked. Images of callous violence circulated more than music. Cellphone and camera footage displayed women being beaten, children being shot, and men being strangled. Language seemed to shift, relegating all ignorance to silence; expanding itself to capture the expansive feelings of others. And at the top of the same year, "Fancy" was released. Like lightning, Iggy's dream merged seamlessly with reality. She was now a star with a verifiable hit.

With her Clueless themed video for the inescapable track, 2014 became the year of Iggy's art. She held the number one spot on Billboard's Hot 100 for seven consecutive weeks. She luxuriated in the second spot too, appearing as a featured artist on Ariana Grande's "Problem." Billboard claimed Iggy tied with The Beatles and attached her name to the legacies of Mariah Carey, Missy Elliott, Lauryn Hill, and Nicki Minaj. She was now booking prime-time television spots — appearing on Good Morning America with Charli XCX — and on the covers of grocery store aisle magazines. Forbes declared her "Hip Hop's New Queen of Rap" and she was nominated for four Grammys. Simultaneously, America's racial rhetoric and division began to feel claustrophobic. In early February, Yvette Smith was murdered on her front porch. In August, Michael Brown Jr. and Ezell Ford were shot and killed. November was the month Laquan McDonald and Tamir Rice became portraits of unfinished lives. In July, Eric Garner was placed in an illegal chokehold, his last words becoming a symphony of unbearable sadness. The dichotomy between a world callously slaughtering black people on one end and rewarding a white rapper with success and visibility on another was dizzying.

What is it like to attach oneself exclusively to a dream, to pursue it even as the odds are stacked against you?

By 2015 the dream dissolved completely. Iggy was accused of racism, cultural appropriation, minstrelsy, and ignorance, becoming the perfect conduit for whiteness and all of its horrors. Her silence during racist events was considered complicit. A world tour was canceled, and neither a follow up album or a Top 10 hit reappeared. In 2016, she announced Digital Distortion, her sophomore album that was ultimately held after three singles — "Team," "Mo Bounce," and "Switch" — and a leaked music video. This year, Iggy released "Savior" with hopes of a refresh.

To some, she was an untalented white supremacist Barbie, infiltrating a space crafted by black people and laughing to the bank. Her dream — an innocent one of music, money, and acclaim — had become grotesque. To others, she was an iconic legend who was just easily projected upon. Now a refracted mirror for public opinion, a line was permanently drawn: black or white — no in-between.

But for me, there's always been a gray area. In art, in music, and in life, there is a space where the eye can shift inward to ask and answer questions. What might it look like for a young girl in Australia to re-discover life through hip-hop? What did it look like to want to manifest a world of make-believe, to create art once unseen? What is it like to attach oneself exclusively to a dream, to pursue it even as the odds are stacked against you? What do you do when you can't separate criticism from hate? When each day you're bombarded with projections based on media machinations? What does it look like when your dream comes true, when it's finally real, only for it to be mocked? To me, it's a perfect portrait of America.

At The Roxy Hotel, in New York City, I sat with Iggy Azalea. We spoke about her life, her dream, her craft, and her upcoming music. She was thoughtful and articulate, eyes glinting with Gemini humor and intellect, deeply apologetic and severely misunderstood. This is what transpired.

Can you take me back to your childhood? I read that your hometown is called "The Biggest Little Town in Australia." What was it like?

I still don't know why the fuck they call it that. It was a really small town, incredibly rural, but there's a looser, less stereotypical element to it. There were a lot of crystals and hippies, weed smokers, and horoscopes. The town was split between this hippie, carefree fairy spectrum, or conservative farmers and their crops. My parents were on the fairy spectrum, but I went to public school. Everyone there was straight-laced with names like Amber and Stephanie and there I was as Amethyst, with platform shoes, and immediately it was like, Okay, bitch prepare to get bullied.

What were the students like?

There were two schools. One was private and more artistic, and that's where all the people that could be considered carefree and more imaginative were able to go. The public school was very sterile, very conservative. The private school was expensive and my family had no money for that, so I went to the public school and I was miserable. These were the children of bricklayers whose parents drove tractors and guys who played football on the weekends. I got teased for everything. Literally everything, there was no winning with those kids.

I'm ignorant to Australia — I've never been — but there is the classic stereotype of the tanned, athletic, white Australian. When we think of whiteness, we often forget its specifications, even the types that are lauded and coveted. For instance there's the archetype of the popular blonde. You were tall, pale, and curvy…

Oh my goodness, yes! And I was never that girl. Not even anywhere near that girl's posse. I never fit in and there was a time I really tried to fit in. I remember getting teased because I hadn't shaved my legs yet. I was only in sixth grade and I had never even thought of something like that. They would call me "monkey" everyday. One day I got my mom's razor and shaved my legs thinking it would finally be over and it wasn't. There was always a new thing. My hat. My mole. My weight. All of these things now seem so dumb, but I didn't do anything like them and there was no appeasing those kids.

When did you first think of leaving?

I always knew I was going to leave because I knew I didn't belong with any of the people that lived there. I only decided I wanted to go to America when I visited the states with my grandparents. I was 11, and I remember seeing all the showgirls in Las Vegas, all their sparkles and rhinestones. They were the most fabulous girls I had ever seen. I had only seen something like that on TV, and it blew my mind. Then we went to Hollywood, and there were all these wig stores and the Star Walk, and just seeing all the ways people dressed, how they styled their hair, the color of their wigs, I wanted to be able to do all of those things. When I wanted to dress like this in Australia, I'd get shitted on. But coming to America and watching people put on a show, watching them being ridiculously fabulous, no one was doing that where I was from. Nobody was even wearing high heels in Mullumbimby.

When did you put the plan in action?

That happened when I really started to get into music. I was insanely confident, with the kind of deluded grandeur that I think you need when no else believes in you. I thought I was good at it even though in retrospect I was bad still. I was about 14 and that's when I started writing music. I'd go to open mic nights and take the bus all over the city. I'd go to battle raps, I'd get booed. There was a sound audio engineering school, called SAE, and the first music I ever recorded was there. From 14 to 16, that's when the plan formed. As soon as I started writing, I knew music was what I had to do. Even if I wasn't a rapper, I thought I could be a sound engineer or a writer. I just knew I wanted to be involved in music. And I knew I had to get the fuck out of where I lived. It was suffocating me. I wanted to live in a place where the sky was the limit, a place where my dreams weren't strange or weird, where others had even crazier ideas than me. I knew all of that was in America, and that's where I had to go and that's where I thought people were going to accept my wild thoughts. I tried Sydney and Melbourne and they just weren't it. Nothing else was.

"I wanted to live in a place where the sky was the limit, a place where my dreams weren't strange or weird, where others had even crazier ideas than me. I knew all of that was in America."

Why Miami first?

They had a SAE campus in Miami. I thought I would be able to get in and get a student visa. I saved up enough money to live there for a couple of months, but I didn't have enough to live and go to school, so I ended up not going.

Next was Houston. What was that like?

I only lived there for a year. This producer found my music through Myspace, and he said if I was ever in Houston to let him know. Then he told me all the people he produced for, and I was so excited because I really loved Rap-A-Lot records, so I went. I met him and he was really cool. We recorded a bunch of songs and we would go to Metropolis. It was in a strip mall and everyone would just hang out in front of their cars, and inside one side was reggaeton and the other was a Slim Thug record chopped n' screwed. The plan was to give the DJ your cd and hopefully he'd play it, which they never do. Then you'd hangout in the parking lot until someone has a fist fight and then you go home. Those were my nights there. Just absorbing everything. I made some friends and then Hurricane Ike hit. Most of my friends were moving to Atlanta because their homes were destroyed. I went too.

How were you making money?

Two of my friends introduced me to their sound engineer and his girlfriend would come to the studio and drop him off lunch. She and I ended up becoming roommates. I told her how I had gone to Thailand before and how fascinated I was with the hair. How you could get in bundles and stuff. She said we should save up money to go and then bring it back and sell it to salons. So we saved up and went on our last dime. She had just graduated college and was working at Bank of America and we went out there and got a bunch of hair. When we came back we sold it super quick, wholesale, to all the salons. It was insane. Technically, even though I didn't have a work visa it isn't illegal if you invest in someone's business. So she registered it as little corporation under her name and I invested in it.

There's this idea that there was "Fancy" and then boom — immediate success! But there were a lot of setbacks.

Obviously there are years that people don't know about. I was in Atlanta for nearly two years just writing for people. I was doing so many writers camps for other known artists, just trying to get my spot. That's why there were a lot of pop demo references that came out. Everyone accused me of wanting to be a pop star and that wasn't something I've ever been interested in. I would write pop music with other people and try to get it placed. I've always rapped. Even the video that came out of the pop song, that was just some shit I did with my friend. We were playing.

The wildest thing is that there are so many reports that I used to be a model and that's always been strange. Just last week on my Spotify profile my bio says, "Iggy Azalea was a high profile model before she became a rapper." When?! I would have loved to be a high profile model, but last time I checked I'm a fucking size eight. What the fuck runway or editorial model do you know that size? There's so much of those kind of rumors that have a mind of their own now.

How did you end up in LA?

The music I was making in Atlanta, I started putting a couple of songs online. They didn't have anymore than 300-400 views. I still don't know how the fuck they found me, but an A&R at Interscope messaged me. He told me he had asked his girlfriend at the time, "Who do you think is cool?" And she played him my music. I was skeptical but he ended up being legitimate. He said I should move to LA and as soon as my lease was up, I went.

When I moved there they put me with a bunch of people. They were trying to help me make connections, but they didn't really understand what I was doing. I met these guys who make up "D.R.U.G.S." about a year after I moved to LA. We'd record in their garage. YG was there. Mustard was there before he was DJ Mustard. Ty Dolla $ign was there all the time. That's where I made Ignorant Art and put out "Pussy."

That song was such a success, Interscope must have been happy.

I had gotten to the end of things with Interscope and was at the point where I felt like since they didn't understand me, this would be a "fuck you." As soon as I put out "Pussy," they called me and said they totally understood the vision. It was a "what the fuck" moment. For nearly a year I had been trying to explain it to them, and suddenly when I did it on my own they want me? I don't think they truly got it, I think they just saw the numerical element to it.

Were you signed to Interscope yet at that point?

I finally had my meeting with Jimmy Iovine after that, and they wanted to sign me. The problem was my A&R wanted to manage me. Interscope, at the time, was working on an in-house management team with LMFAO. They wanted me to sign a document that literally detailed how signing would be a conflict of interest. They gave me two options: sign or leave. I had so many potential deals with other labels but in the end I chose Interscope. We got all the way down to the agreement and, the day of, the deal was dead. Completely done. I had bigger offers, better offers, and I stayed to be loyal to the people who helped me when I was in Atlanta.

What happened?

That was a Jimmy situation and it had a lot to do with Azealia Banks. They wanted to sign her and it became a conflict of interest. Once that happened, everyone wondered why I wasn't signed, why Jimmy didn't want it, and it brought into question my worth as an artist. No one wanted to fucking touch me at all. I couldn't get a deal anywhere after that. Before this I could've asked for a fucking elephant, a Ferrari, four monkeys, and a million dollars — after there was nothing. People wondered, What was wrong with Iggy Azalea? That's how it works with these things. I was done.

What'd you do next?

I had to go to England. I got new management based out of the UK and went and recorded a bunch of music in Wales with a few producers from America. I recorded "Work" and most of The New Classic there and went and shopped a deal in England. They were the only place that didn't give a fuck about what had happened in America. I signed to Mercury Records and after putting out my music there, I came back to America to get upstreamed through Universal Records. I put out five singles through Def Jam before I ever had "Fancy." I toured with Nas before "Fancy." I toured with Beyoncé before "Fancy." I toured my own tour in Europe and North America before "Fancy." I had done five tours before I ever made "Fancy." "Fancy" was truly the last attempt. Not for me to quit music, but for the label to quit me. They had given me four video budgets, none of them exceeded their expectations, and "Fancy" was their last hurrah. For them it was like either this works or it doesn't, but we're gonna put the album out and see if it sells. I decided to do something left and do Clueless, and it worked. Luckily, we had so many attempts before that with the label and this one worked.

What was that moment like?

I was really happy and surprised. I've always known the art I make is pretty left. I didn't expect it to connect. Music has changed a lot from when I first started, but at the time, my music was considered left. There was a lot of monumental success from "Fancy" that I didn't anticipate. All these people were discovering my music and suddenly I'm doing shows with 6,000-7,000 people. It was way more than I ever imagined. I thought I'd be doing basement shows or college parties and even that was so cool to me. I thought I had fully made it! I didn't think beyond that. To see brands that I knew, magazines, all of these mainstream fixtures, people, and media embrace my music, I never could have dreamt that.

When "Fancy" gained such visibility, the media seemed to adore you. Billboard said you tied with The Beatles and bested Michael Jackson. Forbes declared you "Queen of Hip Hop." What were your thoughts during that time?

It was very strange. I never said I was the queen of rap, I've never even thought that. I truly think it was like a great white hope, similar to the film Rocky. All of these people were championing me and branding me these things because of their own projections and not only were they outlandish, they were all incredibly premature. I had just started and there was this influx of, "Queen of rap! Queen of the world! Best record ever! Song of the century!" And so everyone starts saying, "No she's not, fuck her! She has some fucking nerve!" And all of those are things I never said.

What were your thoughts when you were then nominated for four Grammys, including Best Rap Album and Best Record of the Year?

I remember sitting at the Grammy's praying to God I didn't win, literally crossing my fingers, hoping there was no media frenzy. I didn't ask to be nominated. I don't even think I deserved nominations. People were so frustrated with those headlines and all those articles became attached to me personally. People assumed that's how I saw myself, or how I thought of my music. It's never been that. There was this element of trying to humble me, a moment where it seemed like, "Oh this bitch thinks she's this? We're gonna fucking show her that she ain't shit."

Did you ever anticipate that side of fame?

I've always known that I'm controversial. I love to move the needle. Things like "Murda Bizness," yes — I'm going to put toddlers and tiaras in a music video and I know many won't understand it. Or with "Pussy," yes there is a child and I know it pushes buttons. But I think that the best things in pop culture are polarizing. I knew I would always come with controversy, but that was a different kind of controversy. I didn't anticipate that. I didn't even anticipate the success. I didn't think that would be the thing that made it all come crumbling down.

"I think that the best things in pop culture are polarizing."

What is your biggest regret during that time?

I wish that I would've handled criticism better in the beginning. I knew I was polarizing. I aim to be polarizing, sometimes too polarizing where I've pushed the limit too far. When I first got here, there was so much I thought I understood that I really didn't. I've really had to learn a lot of things by being here and having friends and seeing things play out in real life. Especially in the last few years in culture and how far conversations have come, I look back and cringe.

Like what?

Things like the Kendrick lyric, something I profusely apologized for and have learned from. That wasn't okay. It was insanely ignorant. That wasn't an experience to toy with. Sometimes you have to learn the hard way, specifically with that line, like fuck, I hate that I said it. There was so much criticism that came with "Fancy" and I wish I would've handled it better, but it felt very thick.

Everything was coming from every angle. My success. Being worn out. Having lawsuits. I had five different court cases and all of that factored into my responses. It was hard to decipher what criticism was valid and what criticism was just hate. Even with Azealia, we've since spoken and in retrospect, I'm sorry that I trivialized the way she felt about her experience as a black woman navigating the music industry. She and I have our own history and beef about other shit, but when she went on the radio and spoke there was validity to it. Those were her experiences that many others could relate to and I can't take those away, but at the time I thought it was her saying 'fuck you' and trying to hate on me.

You felt what she said was valid in the end?

There were so many critiques she made that were valid. I wish I hadn't been so defensive and emotional, but it invalidated important conversations that shouldn't be overlooked. It created a situation where it looks like I'm unable to be accountable, or I'm unable to accept criticism, that I'm tone deaf, and a fucking idiot. I felt like I had to defend myself against everyone, and that attitude didn't work in my favor. I wish I didn't give impulse responses and say things that made it worse. I was just popping off shit, and I wish I would've thought before I spoke. The problem got so big that I didn't know how to handle it, and I just thought I'll just go away and wait until it blows over or gets better. But it won't just get better, I have to acknowledge it and have conversations about it because otherwise it seems like I don't give a fuck or I'm not ready to take accountability.

Why do you think you weren't able to hear the criticism at the time?

I think when you're an artist and you're just starting out, especially as someone who isn't American, there's a difficult line to walk. I came here when I was 16 and people don't seem to understand that that time period truly defines who I am. They don't get that a lot of these things are my genuine influences, the same way they were informed and influenced by their surroundings. I really did live here. I lived in apartment full of people from Jamaica and after work we'd battle rap by the pool. I really did have friends that were involved in illegal activities. I was actually in the south, recording with Dem Franchize Boyz, listening to Outkast, Dungeon Family, Field Mob, Crime Mobb. And that seems incredibly hard for people to swallow. People think I should rap about Australia in an Australian accent but I'm 28-year-old woman now. I can't rap about being 10 and living in Australia. That never inspired me. My time in America, my time in those cities, were when I really started having life experiences that were worthy of going into my music. It all happened here in this country.

"I wish I hadn't been so defensive and emotional, but it invalidated important conversations that shouldn't be overlooked."

On some of the leaked tracks for Digital Distortion you didn't seem afraid to acknowledge it. Tracks like "Middle Man," "7Teen," and "Elephant" were incredibly aggressive and direct. What happened with that era?

For the record I love Def Jam, there are a lot of people that I truly respect and like. The problem I had during this time was that I was preparing to address how I felt. I had gotten so pop, and when you have success as a pop artist it makes the label a lot of money, so they pushed me to keep churning out hits. They pushed for more branding money, more endorsements — that's their job. And I made the conscious choice to go along with it because I was making a lot of fucking money.

But in doing that I think I isolated a lot of my original supporters. I also stifled myself creatively because I wasn't making the kind of music I wanted to make. If I wanted to make endless hits, I would have been making pop music from day one. I just lost my passion. I didn't feel motivated in the studio. When I told them I was going to make an album, I sat there with the president of the label and told him that his 10-year-old daughter is probably not going to like the songs. I said, "She's not gonna want to come to the concert," and I could see a look of pure horror etched on his face. The expression of, "Fuck, the money maker is going to make some weird, non-radio album."

They weren't backing you up.

There was no support in my decision. They couldn't understand it unless it fit into a radio format, but I knew I would never have success again unless I connected with my original fans. That's what I knew I needed for me to have authenticity and for me to feel passionate. Not only that but for me to just endure life. Everything was falling apart and I need to love the music I'm making and truly believe in it. When I delivered the album, they wanted to know where the radio hits were. All they wanted to create were songs like "Switch." And those songs are great, but pop records don't work without a foundation. Those big songs are supposed to be cherries on top, not just a roof with no house. Pop records are like Skittles, they taste really good but if you eat too many you'll feel sick. They're not a creative meal. Here I am at the darkest period of my life, contemplating suicide, and I'm singing "Switch."

Can you tell me a bit about this new era — Surviving The Summer?

Releasing "Savior" was incredibly therapeutic for me. It felt good to have a record where I can talk about depression, and just let down all my cards. It's completely different from a lot of the other tracks which are heavily rap.

Who are you collaborating with?

I'm working with Detail. I'm working with Pharrell. There's still going to be those unexpected Diplo elements like my early mixtapes. I'm really taking it back to that place. I started with Digital Distortion, but that was really aggressive and angry. I'm not in that place anymore. I'm happy. I know my fans want me to rap and I want to give them that. I want to give them the hard shit that they love, the shit that's different, that moves the needle. I hope people will support it.

From your rapping accent, to your pop accolades, you're constantly criticized for being inauthentic — specifically within the hip-hop realm. What do you think, ultimately, of those debates?

The way I've always felt about music is that I never approached anything as partial to a genre. There's never been a sense of this is a pop record, this a rap record. Even with the way music is today, there are so many melodies and variations to any song, any genre. I think a big part of the judgement in those things — not exclusively for me, but for most women in the music industry — is misogyny. Do you know how many men are on pop records? When they do it, it's rewarded and they're considered smart for reaching a bigger audience.

People like to pick and choose the rules. We bury things that don't give our theories sense. Everyone does it, it's human nature. I feel like with me, there's a lot of reasons why people are trying to invalidate me. Is it not authentic because I make pop music? Or is it because I'm from Australia? What about the fact that I've been here for 12 years? What about white rappers who are saying the most absurd things about hip-hop, but in the club everyone's singing their songs? Other rappers are allowed to do the things that I do — even things I would never even think of doing — but it's okay because they have likability, or a different perception attached to their image, or a fucking dick. People are misogynistic. It is what it is.

"Fuck what I was doing before, I'm doing new shit. It's exciting."

Do you feel like you're a new artist now?

Yes, 1000 percent! It's almost harder now because when you're new people have no preconceived notions about what you are or what you represent. When you become mega successful and you go mainstream, no longer is the sky the limit. It becomes, "Oh she's mainstream, she's had a Steve Madden deal, she's on Cosmo," and the art becomes dissected in a new way with more eyes. But I like it. Sonically, when I'm in the studio, it's fun approaching music as a new artist. Fuck what I was doing before, I'm doing new shit. It's exciting.

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How to Use Emu Oil For Skin and Face Care

In today’s article we are going to talk about how to use Emu oil for skin care routine.

What is emu oil made from?

As you can understand emu oil is produced from an emu’s fat. The emu flightless bird which comes from Australia and looks like an ostrich.

It’s reported that one bird can give around 250 ounces of oil. A lot of farmers who are into emu raising do it only for the bird’s fat.

A lot of people who like to use natural products are now looking at emu oil. Some say that this oil is really effective for the skin, others say it’s no different from other essential oils. So, read up to the end to find out about benefits and uses of emu oil.

Benefits of emu oil

The main advantage of emu oil is its ability to get into your skin. It contains little particles that can easier absorb into the skin and deliver other essential components with it.

Emu oil is full of:

oleic acid (42%)

palmitic acid (21%)

linoleic acids (21%)

antioxidants

These ingredients are helpful in dealing with such problems as high cholesterol, dry skin, inflammation and others.

How to use emu oil for skin care

There are several ways to use emu oil. It can be used as a treatment or a carrier oil. It’s very useful to use it with different creams or lotions for better absorption of different ingredients.

For cosmetic care and skin treatment, choose emu oil in liquid form.

It helps with many skin problems, and helps to keep healthyskin for many years:

Improves skin texture

If your skin already shows signs of aging, apply emu oil regularly to enhance collagen production and moisturize your skin.

The oil stimulates the production of new cells, as a result of which wrinkles on the skin of the face and body are significantly reduced.

Treats acne

Due to its light texture and fast absorption, emu oil is excellent for cleansing the skin of acne. The oil does not clog pores, and also “captures” other substances, for example, essential oils of tea tree and lavender and gets them deep into the skin to treat inflammation.

It moisturizes the skin, improves its texture, reduces inflammation and redness, accelerates the healing of small scratches.

Read more on acne: How To Get Rid Of Acne Naturally Fast With Acnezine Treatment

Eliminates dark circles under the eyes

Use chilled compresses with tea bags (especially green tea) or chilled slices of cucumber. Apply these compresses for 5-15 minutes. Then gently massage the skin around the eyes with a few drops of emu oil to relax the muscles, improve blood circulation and stimulate the lymphatic system.

Do not forget that the dark circles under the eyes can be a symptom of not only sleepless nights and overwork. Very often, dark circles under the eyes are a sign that something is wrong in the body.

Internal intake of oil will definitely help, and will add positive dynamics, but it will still be reasonable to do the necessary examinations that the doctor will prescribe – this will help prevent the development of serious pathologies that you may not even know about.

• Helps with cracked and dry skin

After the bath, apply emu oil on the cracked areas: heels, knees, elbows, cheeks and hands. This will reduce inflammation, exfoliation, redness and irritation on the skin, as well as increase the “production” of new cells in the skin.

In especially bothering situations (for example, painful cracks on the heels), you can pre-steam the skin, and then apply a compress of warm emu oil and fix it, and leave it for the night.

Read more: 10 Natural Ways to Get Rid Of Dry Skin

Cures eczema

Moisturizing with emu oil is extremely helpful in treating exfoliation, itching and redness caused by eczema.

Look for cosmetics that contain emu oil – this is a good option for its use.

But best of all – use pure emu oil as an important component of your homemade face and neck and masks.

A moisturizing mask recipe with emu oil

You will need:

2 tbsp. of chamomile flowers

250 g. of water

1 tbsp. of emu oil

1 teaspoon aloe juice

How to make it:

Pour a glass of boiling water to chamomile flowers and leave it for half an hour. Drain the water and place the chamomile pulp in a bowl. Heat emu oil in a water bath. Add the oil and aloe juice to the chamomile. Mix everything and apply to clean skin, and after 20 minutes, rinse the mask with water. After it, the skin will noticeably freshen and become hydrated.

Where to buy?

You can get it on Amazon from $9 to $20. Get emu oil from quality suppliers.

Disadvantages of Emu Oil

In fact, you can safely use this oil even for a long time. But don’t use it on skin if it is poisoned by ivy or oak.

Conclusion

If you want to use natural ways to take care of your skin, then you can definitely try emu oil. It can help with such problems as eczema, scars, and dry skin.

But always consult a professional doctor if you have any doubts on using this oil properly. Don’t replace any medical treatment with just emu oil.

So, don’t forget to share this article with your friends.

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The Winter 2017-2018 Restaurant Opening Guide: Cambridge and Somerville

Just across the river, there will be poke, burgers, and coffee

On the heels of a fall packed with fried chicken, loco moco, French pastries, and beer, winter 2017-2018 has begun, and Camberville has a few more openings on the horizon. The bulk of the region’s upcoming openings won’t be until after winter — Bow Market will arrive in Somerville around spring 2018 with so many food vendors — but winter won’t be entirely quiet.

Coming up this season: grab-and-go shakshuka and shawarma, bowls and bowls of poke, ceviche with a side of artsy community involvement, the relocation of a North End favorite, and more.

Here’s the rundown on what to expect in the coming months, with a sneak peek beyond winter as well.

This guide will be updated periodically throughout the winter, so email boston@eater.com if something’s missing, and stay tuned for our forthcoming seasonal opening guides for other areas outside of Boston. (Looking for openings within Boston? Here’s the winter opening guide for Boston proper.)

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Seared avocado tacos at Allston’s Whole Heart Provisions, which has two Cambridge locations in the works, one of which will open this winter.

Blue Bottle

40 Bow St., Harvard Square, Cambridge

Californian coffee chain Blue Bottle Coffee will start its Massachusetts expansion with a Harvard Square location that will seat around 22. A Back Bay location has also been announced (although not a specific address), and three more locations are expected to open in the Boston area as well, but Harvard Square’s up first. Projected opening: Winter 2017-2018

Boston Burger Company

610 Main St., Central Square, Cambridge

This will be the fourth location for the local burger chain, which is known for its over-the-top burgers, frappes, and more. (The group is also opening a fifth Boston Burger Company, its first on the North Shore — 133 Washington St., Salem — as well as a Davis Square deli called Mortadella Head; see details on that one below.) Projected opening: Early 2018

The Longfellow Bar at Alden & Harlow

40 Brattle St., Harvard Square, Cambridge

The latest from Alden & Harlow and Waypoint’s Michael Scelfo, this will be located above Alden & Harlow, in the longtime Cafe Algiers space. Scelfo has been quiet on details since the initial announcement back in June, but per the agenda for a licensing commission hearing, the new venue may have a dining area, bar, and seasonal patio on each of two floors. Projected opening: Winter 2017-2018

Pita Cambridge

11 Springfield St., Inman Square, Cambridge

Fast-casual Mediterranean food in the former Olecito space from the owners of Moona around the corner. Pita Cambridge will have a variety of grab-and-go options, as well as catering and retail. Like Olecito, Pita will fit a few counter seats into the small space, and there will be a seasonal outdoor patio. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be available, with everything from shakshuka and mana’eesh flatbreads to shawarma, falafel, kebabs, and a mezze bar. Projected opening: Winter 2017-2018

Pokéworks

1440 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge

Boston has recently hopped onboard the fast-casual poke train; one of the next destinations in town for the classic Hawaiian dish will be a second local outpost of Pokéworks, which first arrived in Somerville in late 2016. In Cambridge, it’s replacing Liquiteria, a Harvard Square juice shop. There are also locations in California, New York, and beyond; the company is currently experiencing a lot of growth. Projected opening: Early 2018

Whole Heart Provisions

298 Massachusetts Ave., Central Square, Cambridge

This Allston-based, vegan-friendly restaurant — which shares a co-owner with Roxy’s Grilled Cheese — is expanding to the MIT edge of Central Square, right by Roxy’s. (Later, it’ll also open at the Smith Campus Center at Harvard.) Projected opening: Winter 2017-2018

Cambridge openings beyond winter 2017-2018:

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“Crack pie” from New York-based Milk Bar, eventually coming to Harvard Square in partnership with DC’s &pizza.

&pizza X Milk Bar (1394 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): After a variety of Cambridge opposition, this project appears to be moving forward; it’ll be a blending of DC-based &pizza and NYC-based Milk Bar, located in the former Tory Row and Crimson Corner spaces in the heart of the square. Projected opening: Unknown

Amorino (50 JFK St., Harvard Square, Cambridge): This international gelato chain known for its pretty rose-shaped scoops already has a Back Bay location; this’ll be the second in the area. It’s slated for the former Berk’s Shoes space. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Bon Me (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): Boston’s ever-expanding Bon Me truck and restaurant empire is bringing its Vietnamese-inspired fast-casual fare to Harvard’s renovated Smith Campus Center. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Falafel Inc. (Yet-to-be-announced address in Kendall Square, Cambridge): Operating under the motto “food for good,” this potential chain originated in DC earlier in 2017 and has big expansion plans, including around the Boston area. A portion of proceeds are reportedly donated to help feed refugees. Projected opening: Unknown

The Halal Guys (Unknown address in Porter Square, Cambridge): The New York City chain debuted in Boston’s Theatre District in late summer 2017. Next up: a location in Cambridge’s Porter Square (and four more in Boston proper). An exact address and opening timeline haven’t yet been announced. Projected opening: Unknown

Patty Chen’s Dumpling Room (907 Main St., Central Square, Cambridge): Patty Chen’s closed in late October 2017, thanks to construction that will ultimately turn the building into a boutique hotel. The restaurant will reopen in eight months or so in a larger space in the new building; the extra space will allow for the addition of a bar. (As for the other tenants in the building, Cinderella’s closed permanently, and Toscanini’s is unaffected.) Projected opening: Summer 2018

Pavement Coffeehouse (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): This growing local cafe chain will expand to Harvard’s Smith Campus Center once its renovations are complete. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Pineapple Thai (1108 Cambridge St., Inman Square, Cambridge): A new sibling of a Brookline Thai restaurant. Projected opening: Unknown

Sheger Cafe and Ethiopian Restaurant (2376 Massachusetts Ave., North Cambridge): A small Ethiopian restaurant from a nearby salon owner. There will be around a dozen seats inside and a small patio outside. Projected opening: Unknown

Swissbakers (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): With existing locations in Reading and Allston, as well as at the Boston Public Market, this bakery will add a cafe within the Smith Campus Center, which is under extensive renovations. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Whole Heart Provisions (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): As noted above, this vegan-friendly restaurant, which has a location in Allston, will open in Cambridge’s Central Square this winter before joining Swissbakers, Pavement, and Bon Me at Harvard’s Smith Campus Center later in 2018. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Zambrero (71 Mt. Auburn St., Harvard Square, Cambridge): The first United States location for the Australia-based burrito chain is taking over the location of a local burrito chain, Boloco. Zambrero donates one plate of food to someone in need for every burrito or bowl sold. Projected opening: Unknown

Somerville

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A margherita pizza at Midici, expanding to Somerville’s Assembly Row this winter — and later, Dorchester.

Carmen’s Trattoria & Italian Pub

521 Assembly Row, Assembly Row, Somerville

Popular North End restaurant Carmen Trattoria closed in mid-2016 with the promise to return, and now its relocation is in the works. Its new Assembly Row location will be much larger, and the menu will feature a mix of old favorites and new additions, including Italian-inspired pub fare. Projected opening: Late winter 2017-2018

Celeste

21 Bow St., Union Square, Somerville

This space will feature ceviche with a side of the arts, including community events and artistic collaborations. For one thing, diners may be able to share their own playlists of their favorite music. Bar seating will look into an open kitchen, and the menu will focus on Peruvian cuisine. Beer, wine, and cocktails will be available, and there will be a late-night bar menu. Projected opening: February 2018

Midici

463 Assembly Row, Assembly Row, Somerville

Nutella calzones, Neapolitan-style pizza, and more: This Los Angeles-based chain describes itself as “fast-fine,” and this will be the first New England location. It’s also expanding to Dorchester, opening eventually at the under-development South Bay Town Center. Projected opening: January 11, 2018

Somerville openings beyond winter 2017-2018:

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Macarons from Maca, one of many vendors slated for Somerville’s forthcoming Bow Market.

Buenas (337-341 Somerville Ave., Union Square, Somerville): Rotating empanada options (heated up to eat there or frozen to bring home) and Chilean sauces at the forthcoming Bow Market. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Gate Comme Des Filles (337-341 Somerville Ave., Union Square, Somerville): The Somerville chocolatier will have a space at the forthcoming Bow Market, serving chocolate mousse in chocolate cones, hot chocolates with flavored whipped creams, and more. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Hooked Fish Shop (337-341 Somerville Ave., Union Square, Somerville): This Bow Market vendor will serve street food-inspired dishes that incorporate fresh seafood from Red’s Best and smoked seafood from Boston Smoked Fish Company. Expect dishes such as Iggy’s bagels with smoked fish, some soups and chowders, poke bowls, fish tacos, seafood banh mi, and scallion pancake wraps. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Hulun Beir (5 Holland St., Davis Square, Somerville): This Mongolian hot pot and barbecue chain has a Beacon Hill location as well; that one was the company’s first foray into North America. It might expand to Malden as well. Projected opening: Unknown

Jaju Pierogi (337-341 Somerville Ave., Union Square, Somerville): Polish-style pierogi from a pair of sisters. They’ve been popping up around the Boston area for a few years; this location — within the forthcoming Bow Market — will be Jaju’s first permanent home. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Lucky Strike Social (325 Revolution Dr., Assembly Row, Somerville): This growing chain offers bowling, other games, and comfort food. In Boston’s Fenway neighborhood, Jillian’s recently rebranded into a Lucky Strike social, and there are also locations in Albany and Honolulu. Projected opening: 2018

Maca (337-341 Somerville Ave., Union Square, Somerville): This local macaron company will open its first brick-and-mortar location at Bow Market, selling adorable macarons in fun flavors. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Mortadella Head (20 College Ave., Davis Square, Somerville): The team behind Boston Burger Company is not just opening a new BBC location in Kendall Square and up in Salem; they’re also working on an Italian quick-serve restaurant with a focus on sandwiches and pizza. Mortadella Head will be in the former Deli-icious space. Projected opening: Unknown

Nibble Kitchen (337-341 Somerville Ave., Union Square, Somerville): Located at Bow Market, Nibble Kitchen will showcase a rotating array of food entrepreneurs from the Somerville Arts Council’s Nibble Entrepreneurship Program, which helps people from Somerville’s immigrant communities develop food businesses. Projected opening: Spring 2018

North South (337-341 Somerville Ave., Union Square, Somerville): A North Shore versus South Shore restaurant from the team behind Mike & Patty’s, coming to Bow Market. It’ll feature roast beef sandwiches (North Shore) and bar pizza (South Shore). Projected opening: Spring 2018

Remnant Brewing (337-341 Somerville Ave., Union Square, Somerville): This brewery will take up a large portion of Union Square’s forthcoming Bow Market, which will be packed full of food vendors and more. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Saus (337-341 Somerville Ave., Union Square, Somerville): Popular downtown fries-and-more spot Saus will open a vegetarian sequel at the forthcoming Bow Market, snagging one of the largest spots at the under-construction space. Expect poutine, salads, sandwiches, beer, and cider — but no meat. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Tanám (337-341 Somerville Ave., Union Square, Somerville): This Bow Market spot will be a 10-seat Filipino restaurant — a continuation of the Pamangan pop-up series that has previously hosted events around the Boston area. There will be ticketed dining experiences that include art and music components, and every Wednesday, there will be a utensils-free, kamayan-style Filipino meal. Pending the appropriate permitting, there may also be an outdoor cocktail bar with boozy boba tea, snacks, and more. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Waxy’s (Unknown address at Assembly Row, Somerville): A “modern Irish bar” with locations in Massachusetts, Florida, Connecticut, and Texas. Projected opening: Unknown

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1. Where are you from? NC, unfortunately 

2. Where do you live and for how long? I’ve lived here my whole life... unfortunately  

3. What’s your favorite thing about where you live? we get all 4 seasons

4. What did you love the most about the town you grew up in? idk I think the weather again

5. Do you have any pets? 12 inside cats, 2 outside cats, 1 turtle

6. What was your 1st pet’s name? we had 3 dogs and 2 cats when I was born: Max, Phil, Lil, India, and Asia

7. What’s your favorite season? Winter

8. What’s your favorite movie? Love Actually, Rent, 13 Going on 30, Dirty Dancing, Pretty Woman, the Chucky movies, the Final Destination movies

9. Favorite movie in the past 5 years? uh idk but the girl before me said Short Term 12 and that was really good so sure let’s go with that go watch it it’s on netflix

10. What’s a movie that you laughed the hardest during? Honestly Meet the Fockers bc I watched it with my mom and she was cracking up at it

11. What’s a movie you cried the hardest during? Rent probably

12. What’s the best-animated movie ever created? geez idk man but I like Tangled

13. Favorite TV show? Criminal Minds or New Girl

14. Favorite TV show that is currently on? Criminal Minds or New Girl :)

15. What’s your favorite restaurant? there’s a restaurant in my town called Blue Asia idk if it’s a chain or not  

16. What’s your favorite food? I like nigiri and avocados

17. Least favorite food? sauerkraut 

18. What toppings do you get on your pizza? I like cheese and banana peppers

19. Favorite beverage? black iced tea

20. Favorite dessert? cheesecake

21. Is there a dessert you don’t like? I don’t like cake

22. Cake or pie? Pie

23. What’s your favorite ice cream? peanut butter cup, oreo, or sorbet 

24. What’s your favorite condiment? honey mustard or blue cheese dressing OR MAYONNAISE 

25. What do you get for brunch? usually just whatever I would get for breakfast 

26. It’s 4 am on a Saturday night, what do you eat? NACHOS

27. What one thing do you have in your fridge at any given time? tea

28. Weirdest thing you’ve ever eaten? I think I ate shark once

29. What’s your favorite band? Twenty One Pilots right now

30. Favorite solo artist? I like Sky Ferreira right now

31. Favorite nonliving musician? Amy Winehouse

32. Favorite lyrics? For all the air that's in your lungs For all the joy that is to come

33. Favorite song of all time? idk about all time but some songs I’ve liked for a long time are Hey Jealousy - Gin Blossoms Tonight, Tonight - The Smashing Pumpkins 

34. Favorite album? Vessels - Twenty One Pilots

35. What’s the last song you listened to? Hold Back the River - James Bay

36. If you life were a song what would the title be? Goddamn It (I Fucked Up)

37. What song would you probably be caught dancing alone to? Stitches by Shawn Mendes fuck off

38. If you could sing a duet with somebody who would it be? Borns maybe he would fall in love with me

39. If you could master one instrument what would it be? Guitar

40. What is your go-to karaoke song? I’ve never done karaoke 

41. What book are you currently reading or the last book you read? I’m reading a book called I’m Judging You but I can’t remember the author and I’m too lazy to go get the book or google it 

42. What’s a book that you plan on reading? I have a shelf-full of unread books 

43. What’s a book that you read because everyone else was reading it? Twilight and The Hunger Games

44. What’s a book that you read in school that positively shaped you? Wuthering Heights

45. What’s a book in school that you hated? The Great Gatsby

46. What’s your favorite book? It’s Kind of a Funny Story

47. What’s a book you wish you had written? The Cat in the Hat do u know how rich I would be 

48. Dark chocolate or milk chocolate? dark

49. Underwater or Outer space? NEITHER THOSE ARE BOTH TERRIFYING

50. Dogs or cats? cats

51. Kittens or Puppies? BOTH FUCK U 

52. Dolphins or Koalas? koalas ??

53. Bird watching or whale watching? birds 

54. What is your spirit animal? probably a cat

55. To be or not to be? 2 eat ass or not 2 eat ass

56. IPhone or Android? iPhone

57. Twitter or Instagram? twitter

58. Vine or snapchat? well vine is dead but snapchat 

59. Who should everyone be following right now? ME

60. What’s your favorite app? Website? I like snapchat and youtube

61. What was your favorite subject in school? Math and art

62. What was your best subject in school? Math

63. What was your worst subject in school? History I still don’t understand basic history 

64. What subject would you teach in school? How To Be a Piece of Shit 101

65. What is one thing you wish you knew in high school? these people don’t matter

66. What advice would you give yourself at 13? I just wrote something really dark and had to delete it

67. How tall are you? 5′9′’ ish

68. Who is your fashion icon? idk I look at Maddi Bragg and Rachel Whitehurst on instagram they’re youtubers

69. What’s you favorite fashion trend? oversized shirts w leggings 

70. What are 3 things you always have in your bag (besides phone and wallet)? lipbalm, headphones, gum 

71. What is a current trend you hope doesn’t exist in 100 hundred years? BEIN RACIST 

72. What’s your must have fashion accessory? 90′s choker 

73. Heels or flats? heels

74. Diamonds or pearls? diamonds

75. Blow-dry or air-dry? air dry

76. What color dress did you wear to prom? it was red and ugly af

77. Favorite cocktail? I haven’t ever had one I liked

78. What do you usually order at Starbucks? black tea w sweetener 

79. Coffee or tea? tea

80. How do you like your coffee? a spoonful of sugar and a shit ton of milk

81. Who is a person you want to have coffee with? Billie Lourd

82. What historical figure do you want to have coffee with? JACK THE RIPPER

83. If you could live in any historical decade, what would it be and where? 60s or 70s I would be high 25/8

84. What’s your favorite country to visit? I haven’t been to another country but Canada or Australia would b nice

85. What’s the last country you visited? -

86. What’s a country you wish to visit? well I just answered that

87. What’s your favorite state to visit? New York

88. What’s the last state you visited? probably New York

89. What’s a state you wish to visit? Colorado I would be high 26/9

90. What’s the best vacation spot? New York or California 

91. Where does one go on a perfect road trip? somewhere with lots of interesting stops along the way

92. Favorite city? NYC

93. Pilates or yoga? Yoga

94. Jogging or swimming? jogging only because I can’t swim

95. Favorite way to workout? yoga

96. Least favorite way to workout? any other method

97. Best way to decompress? lay in bed with cats

98. What’s the best first date idea? I have no idea

99. What’s love? WHAT IS LOVE BABY DON’T HURT ME

100. Major turn on? I like shy guys

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1.     My full name is Niamh Bernadette Teresa which equates to: my name, my mother’s name and my grand-mothers name

2.     I was born with jet black hair, I went bald when I was one and now have naturally blonde hair

3.     I was born with bright blue eyes which are now grass green

4.     I like my tea very strong with just a drop of milk

5.     I love languages and can currently speak Irish, English, French and Italian

6.     My favourite thing to do is laugh

7.     I am a great baker but I end up leaving flour on every surface on the kitchen- just ask the television and plants

8.     My star sign is Pisces and I read my horoscope when I am in need of some guidance

9.   I am always cold to touch

10.  My nails and their colour is very important to me 

11.  I love talking and listening to old people 

12.  Ice-cream is my comfort food

13.  I love swimming in the ocean, I reckon I was a fish in another life

14.  I think that having good friends is the most important thing in life

15.  I equally love both city and country life

16.  The beach is my favourite place in the world

17.  My father thinks my laugh sounds like a goat

18.  I have a pet dog named Susie who I love more than anyone else in the world

19.  I believe in love at first sight

20.  I have a pink princess pillow that I cannot sleep without

21.  When my little brother was five I cut off his baby finger (accidentally, but he was in my way)

22.  I can only write with black pen

23.  I get obsessed with certain foods and eat them constantly for a few months (current obsession is fro-yo)

24.  I am a big lipstick fan

25.  Before I die I want to have swam in all 5 oceans of the world

26.  I get an adrenaline rush when flying

27.  I don’t like seeing dead bodies- be they humans or animals

28.  I had asthma as a child but then it miraculously disappeared one day

29.  I would choose runners over high-heels any day

30.  I have 45 first-cousins

31.  My favourite book to date is The Pact by Jodi Picolet

32.  Sometimes I make icing just so that I can eat it out of the bowl

33.  I love listening to the sound of the birds in the morning

34.  I get pleasure out of cracking my bones even though I know it’s bad for you

35.  I am 100% Irish and proud

36.  I once stood on top of a volcano and was sure I was going to die

37.  I am a complete daddy’s girl

38.  I grew up on a farm and had pet piglets, goats, calves, lambs, donkeys, hens, cats and dogs

39.  I like to sing at the top of my lungs while driving

40.  My favourite smell is anything floral

41.  I think children are fascinating and hilarious

42.  I love playing Gaelic football, except when I break a nail during a match

43.  I want to be the pharmacist that people come to when they are sick

44.  I once watched The Lion King and spent the following two days bawling, I vowed to never again watch it

45.  I like nature and history documentaries because they give me perspective

46.  I am a feminist and a bit of a traditionalist at the same time

47.  I would eat Nutella on anything, including sausages

48.  My second favourite place to be is in bed

49.  When I was in school the only subject I didn’t like was technical graphics and the only reason I chose that class was because I knew it would be full of boys

50.  I kept one of my hair pins from my communion day so I can wear ‘something old’ on my wedding day

51.  I am very lucky to have had some great teachers and mentors who have taught me a lot

52.  I can happily read for hours on end, I can totally immersed in a good book and forget to do things like go to work 

53.  I once grew onions and forgot about them for two years

54.  My bedroom is filled with photographs of my friends and family

55.  I once started crying while eating pizza in Napoli because I was afraid I would never again eat such good pizza

56.  I love enjoying the scenery in the countryside

57.  My father cannot spell my name, even though he named me

58.  Summer is my favourite season, closely followed by Spring

59.  I love going to the zoo and would go everyday if I could

60.  I love taking photographs, especially of people and places I love

61.  My birthday is the first day of March and somehow it always lands on Ash Wednesday

62.  I am able to calf a cow

63.  I love looking up at the stars

64.  I am not a fan of dark chocolate but I think milk chocolate is an essential nutrient

65.  I wear my pearl earrings every day and plan on wearing them until the day I die

66.  In the year 2000 my father got a new black car and I wisely decided to play a game of x’s and o’s on the bonnet, with a sharp stone

67.  I say my prayers every night before I go to sleep, so that God will look after the people I love

68.  I want to live in Australia for a while

69.  I have conversations with animals and think that is perfectly acceptable

70.  I would like to do charity work in a third world country

71.  I am very ambitious and easy going at the same time

72.  I hate routine but I love being organised

73.  I learned how to drive when I was ten because my father bought me and my brother a jeep to drive around the fields

74.  I am a woman of science but I like to believe in God and magic sometimes too

75.  I laugh out loud when I am sleeping

76.  I would love to be Minister for Health one day

77.  Out of the plus one hundred of males whom I have kissed, there was only one who was not Irish

78.  In my opinion your mental health is very important and it is very close to my heart

79.  My father thought me how to set a table when I was seven

80.  In a school nativity play I was a shepherd and accidentally knocked my sheep off stage

81.  Red is my favourite colour because I think it is the sexiest colour

82.  I am very proud of my family

83.  Sometimes shopping gives me a pain in my back

84.  New-born puppies have the ability to melt my heart

85.  I think one should drink champagne every day, in order to celebrate every day

86.  Italian food is my favourite type of food

87.  For me, hugging a friend whom I haven’t seen in a long time is the fest feeling in the world

88.  I work in a community pharmacy and love my job more than anyone probably should

89.  Wine is my favourite course of a meal

90.  I am afraid of needles and often start crying before the needle has even touched me

91.  My father always gives me great advice

92.  When I am stressed I like to blow off steam by dancing, drinking vodka or driving fast

93.  I am good at telling stories (but my brother is better)

94.  I feel very privileged to have been born into a first world country

95.  The type of music I like depends on my mood

96.  My pet hate is having to have a cold shower

97.  I am the kind of person who has no secrets and I wear my heart on my sleeve

98.  I am awful at parking the car, I wish it could park itself

99.  I am a morning person

100. I cannot spell to save myself, most of the time the word predictor can’t even hazard a guess about what word I’m woefully attempting to spell

101.  I have itchy toes and I love itching them

Hope you enjoyed them!

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NOTE This product is designed for dry and tough hand, foot or heel pores and skin and must no longer be utilized in different portions of the frame. To forestall any coincidence or harm in your frame or product, please steer clear of any yarn, clothes, hair and eyelash and so forth! CUSTOMER SERVICE EMAIL: amazon.us@iweel.cn Three DIFFERENT ROLLER HEADS – We now have 1 high-quality curler head, 1 common curler head and 1 coarse curler head on this set. Meet all of your callus eliminating wishes. Refillable coarse curler head that spins 360 levels for fast effects on thick, calloused pores and skin. With our IWEEL electrical callous remover package, pamper your ft with spa-like pedicure within the convenience of your own home. 2 SPEEDS IN ONE BUTTON – 1700x/min when low pace and 2000x/min when prime pace. Low pace is appropriate for the callus of arms and extra refined skincare. Prime pace is appropriate for cussed thick callus and useless pores and skin. You’re unfastened to choose the rate you wish to have! five LEVELS OF BATTERY DISPLAY – You are able to see how a lot battery left and when to price. 1200mah Huge battery capability, can be utilized for 120 mins when the software is totally charged. Say good-bye to AA batteries! WATERPROOF DESIGN – IPX7 water-proof. May also be rinsed underneath working water. Don’t submerge totally in water. 2 YEARS WARRANTY & 30 DAYS MONEY BACK GUARANTEE – In case any damaged drawback occurs, touch the vendor of IWEEL at amazon.us@iweel.cn with out hesitation to resolve the issue till pride. IWEEL supplies 2 years after sale provider for all IWEEL merchandise. You have no chance to check out. [amz_corss_sell asin=”B07Q2RDR84″]

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Take away corn callus deep pores and skin with pedicure equipment Simply and Briefly

Regardless of you might be skilled pedicurist or other people growing thick callus, cracked heels, crusty ft, this may well be the best pedicure equipment for you.

Salon-treated Pedicure at House

We offer 2 Items foot information:

1 x Colossal Foot Rasp 1 x Twin Sided Foot Report They cooperate with every different, extra temporarily repair clean and cushy ft

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You are able to take our foot record as present on your pals and members of the family.It’s appropriate for individuals who is affected by thick calluses like Bull-collar employees,sports activities fans,additionally very advisable for academics,fashions and waitresses who steadily put on top heels or want to stand for lengthy length

The use of pointers

1. Can be utilized in rainy and dry.Then again we advise to soak your ft in heat water for 10-15 minutes to melt pores and skin,then use the callus remover to exfoliate ft in up and down path.Please do not overdo,or will make it no longer that relaxed.

2. Grind and therapeutic massage your asymmetric completing house with Twin Sided Foot Report to get the most efficient clean and cushy ft if wanted.

3. For higher consequence,put some moisturizer or ft cream for your ft.

4. Hold to dry with the large hollow at the take care of after use and endlessly disinfected.

Please Notice:Don’t combine use, to steer clear of beriberi and different problems Take Off Callus Simply and Briefly: Pedicure equipment are in two differing types Then again the similar salon-quality.Colossal Foot Rasp is designed with wavy development floor, it’ll succeed in within curves and blind spots simply and temporarily, nice for cracked heel restore. The Twin Sided Foot Report smooths away the final of the arduous pores and skin No Slightest Injury to Your Ft: Fabricated from 304 grade stainless-steel, our foot information are delicate on your pores and skin and take away lifeless pores and skin out of your ft safely and painlessly. Tip: Concentrate even as the use of our foot record even it is of the best stage protection. Twin-Sided Foot Report is advisable in case your ft are comfortable and lifeless pores and skin factor isn’t that critical Have compatibility-Your-Hand Take care of Design: Fairyland Pedicure Rasp Take care of is made of high-end fabrics with non-slip frosted texture to offer additional just right grip. Despite the fact that there’s water for your palms, it will no longer fall. Ergonomic design allows you to use it for a very long time with out feeling drained. With the large hollow at the take care of,it can be hung in the toilet or anyplace else simply Serve as Smartly Each in Rainy and Dry:Comprised of top rate stainless-steel, anti-rust and water evidence options make sure that the foot record set can exfoliate lifeless pores and skin or callus below each rainy and dry situation Save Cash and Time:Are you continue to spending a lot cash at pedicure salon or taking time on the best way to salon?Fairyland callus remover is your best option so that you could get skilled foot care pedicure at house.100% buyer pride and whole refund ensure assist you to purchase our product with self belief. Be happy to touch us when you aren’t satified with our product, we’d feel free to assist [amz_corss_sell asin=”B07921VV82″]

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