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This Season’s Hottest Summer Leg Hairstyles!

 

Spice up your summer with one of these trendy summer leg hairstyles! Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy!

 

Tired of the same old ‘do? Are your limb locks looking limp? Well, good news, I’m here to give you some much needed insp-hair-ation! Today, I’ve rounded up some of my favorite summer leg hairstyles, complete with “How To’s” so you can create the look at home and spice up your summer style!

 

1. The Maxi Dress

Oh please, we all know what your leg hair looks like under that maxi dress!

This leg hairstyle is super simple and says “I’m ready for summer fun, daytime or nighttime, ’cause with follicle maintenance on the back burner, I ain’t got nothing but time!”

How to Get the Look:

Step 1: Cultivate a “f@ck this bullshit” attitude.

step 2: Shampoo leg hairs.

Step 3: Blow-dry hair using fingers until it’s three-quarters of the way dry, then work in mousse from root to end, tousle and go!

2. The Capri

We all know what your leg hair looks like under those capris!

The Capri is a sassy summertime style for the woman who cares about the appearance of self-maintenance without all that pesky effort. Let your ankles scream “I’m sexy”, while leaving your calves plenty of time to watch Wheel of Fortune.

How to Get the Look:

step 1: Lather leg hairs.

step 2: Shave no more than 6 inches above the ankle.

Step 3: Apply a leave-in conditioner to the remaining hair, then blow-dry with a large round brush.

Step 4: Once hair is completely dry, run a styling cream through to separate strands creating a piece-y texture to prevent stiff hairs from poking through your polyester pants during book club.

step 5: Top the look off with peep toe shoes, painting only the toenails that show.

3. The Bermuda

We all know what your leg hair looks like under those shorts!

For the woman who wants to feel super sexy…but only from the top of the shins down! This style will take you from school drop-off to a romantic dinner for five at Applebee’s!

How to Get the look:

Step 1: Lather leg hairs.

Step 2: Shave from the ankles to that place where you usually cut yourself (also known as the kneecap).

Step 3: Blow Dry.

Step 4: With a medium-barrel iron, curl small sections all over thighs, then break them apart with fingers to create a wavy, imperfect texture. Use a fine-tooth comb to tease at roots then smooth over and comb upward towards the vagina.

4.The Swimskirt

We all know what your leg hair looks like under that swimskirt!

The “Swimskirt” because you’re more of a lawn boy than a bushwhacker

How to Get the Look:

Step 1: Lather legs.

Step 2: Put on some Sarah McLaughlin and guzzle a dirty martini.

Step 3: Pull out a brand new razor and shave until you’d rather be “…in the arms of an angel…”

Step 4: Blow dry using a diffuser.

Step 5: Divide the pubic region into a few large sections. Using your biggest curling iron on each ,hold the iron vertically and wrap sections down the barrel—starting at mid-shaft and working your way to the back.

Step 6: Use texturizing balm or wax to separate strands and control fly-aways.

5.The Bikini

you actually took time to shave? how?

Well, well, you smug son-of-a-bitch…you’re the reason my husband says ridiculous things like, “I hear most women don’t french braid their leg hairs.” and goes around dropping hints like, “For the love of all that is good and holy, can’t you PLEASE shave?!”

How to Get the Look:

Step 1: Check the calendar. Is it your anniversary and/or your husband’s birthday? If YES, than continue to Step 2. If NO…umm…are you sure you really want to do this?

Step 2: Making sure the bathroom is clear of *cats, get naked and stand in the middle of an empty tub.

Step 3: Apply generous amounts of Nair to all areas of the lower body, and set a kitchen timer for 10 minutes.

Step 4: While standing there naked, cold, and vulnerable, take this opportunity to reflect on any regrets or bad decision you’ve made in your lifetime (maybe this is one of them?). Now imagine pouring Nair over all of that negativity. Feel it burning along with your skin. Can you smell the bad energy leaving the room? Yes, it does smell an awful lot like sulfur and calcium thioglycolate.

Step 5: Rinse with cool water & pat dry. Now dry your tears.

Step 6: Apply baby powder between your thigh to keep from squeaking when you walk.

*accidentally remove their fur once, and they’ll shit every time they see you put lotion on. Trust me.

No matter which style you pick, make sure to ROCK IT! Now get out there and show the world what you’re made of! (in my case, wine & sarcasm)

PARASITE PARENTING at the beach

Every summer, I offer up this short tutorial on “Parasite Parenting” as a way of giving back to my community. And by “my community”, I mean other exhausted parents.

After you’ve had your “AH-HA! Kim, you’re a genius!” moment, make a point to share this with every parent you know – then pat yourself on the back for joining my “Lazy Humanitarian” club.

 

Parasite Parenting at the Beach

It’s summertime, and for many families that means a trip to the beach. Sadly, taking young kids to the beach is about as relaxing as having a cavity filled while getting a Brazilian bikini wax on sunburnt skin.

Well, last year I said “Enough is enough!” but they kept screaming anyway. So this year, I’ve decided to put my psychology degree to good use by creating a beach environment that allows for the style of parenting I like to call “Parasite Parenting.”

What exactly is Parasite Parenting? It’s weaseling your kids (the parasites) into another family’s fun (the host), while you sit by and do nothing  but watch and relax!

Taking your children to the beach this summer? READ THIS and learn how Parasite Parenting can make it a day of relaxation!

Here’s how it’s done…

 

Step 1. Location, Location, Location

Choosing the right spot on the sand is crucial for creating an afternoon of lackadaisical parenting.

Things to look for in an ideal location:

– Sit right next to or behind a landmark (i.e. Lifeguard Stand, “Danger” sign, or one of those really obnoxious sun tents that could double as a homeless shelter in the off season). Point these out to your kids so they’ll have an easier time finding you when their host family leaves. And mark my words, they will leave when they realize what’s happening.

-Always choose to sit near a family that is digging a hole. Whether they’re digging to China or digging a hole to drop a body in later, it doesn’t matter. It just needs to be a hole that your child will wander into and want to stay in for the long haul. However, it’s very important that the hole is being dug by the father and his children, not the mother. It’s been my experience that fathers start a hole and then become obsessed with making it bigger and bigger, deeper and deeper. They have a stick-to-it-ness that mothers don’t. I think it’s some sort of vagina-envy-but-with-a-hole thing.

*Side note: today’s father disappeared underground and only came up when he found a blue crab and bones of questionable origin. The kids were fascinated by both.

 

Step 2. Send in Supplies

Drop off crackers, gum, juice boxes, shovels, buckets, and cool sand toys at the edge of the hole – basically help your kids set up shop so that they have no reason to come back before the sun goes down. On your way back to your chair say to the dad “Great Job! I’ll be over here on my iPhone looking up Guinnessworldrecords.com for the deepest beach hole. I’ll let you know what I find. Though the internet has been really slow today. Weird.”

 

Step 3. Maintain an Appearance of Effort

If the other family gets a whiff of your shirked parental duties they’ll shut your kid out. They’ll claim it’s because they want to spend “quality time” alone with their own children, but really they’re just jealous of your genius. To avoid this you have to do a bit of work. But don’t worry, this can be carried out between martini refills and chapters of your Fifty Shades of Grey.

Do the following:

– Every 30 minutes, approach your child and spray sunblock on him/her while saying, “Honey, why don’t you come back to our blanket and brush up on math problems, or maybe snack on some edamame?”
*If your kid follows you back then I can’t relate to you- and I bet we’re not friends.

– You MUST wave to the other parents at least once, shrug, and mouth the words “she loves you”, making sure to follow it with a “Yikes, I’m so sorry” look.  If they don’t return it with an, “Oh, no problem” shake of the head then you’ve screwed up somewhere. Revisit steps 1 & 2.

 

By following the above steps you should be able to read a book, play UNO, get a tan, or brush up on your bartending skills, all with little interruption. That reminds me of my last point…pack drinks in a quality thermos as it’s vital that you keep your beverages ice cold. I can’t stress this enough! Sure, a quality thermos costs more than a repurposed Turkey Hill Iced Tea container but it’s worth the investment. No one wants to drink a warm margarita while watching another mom plead with your child to stop throwing sand in her eyes- it’s a buzz kill.

Tips for Tuesday! Mailing snow this holiday card season.

So I was thinking to myself, “Candy Ass, you need to shake things up this season by sending out holiday cards that have that “wow” factor.”

And if you’ve been reading my blog for even a hot second, then you know I don’t mean a “Wow! Not only is Kim beautiful both inside and out, but she’s also super classy and exceptionally elegant.” Nooo, what I’m looking for is more of a “Wow! Not only is Kim beautiful both inside and out, but she’s also super nutty and exceptionally under medicated.”

It’s important to have goals.

Let me ask you this…did you know that you can mail almost anything under 13 ounces, for about $2-$3, without wrapping it?

source: www.giverslog.com

When you get a chance, you need to check out the blog www.giverslog.com, specifically her “13 Ounces or Less” posts. It’s true “mailing fun shit” inspiration!

Anyway, here’s my idea: SNOW

That’s right, my idea is to mail snow. No, not real snow…

 

Believe it or not, I already own a shitload of this stuff (You believe it, don’t you?).

By sending it in its powder form, the recipient can add the water themselves and experience the excitement of creating their own snow! OMG, my kids go absolutely bat shit with this stuff!

How to create a “Let it Snow” holiday greeting:

1. Create a holiday card with a clever “Let it Snow” theme, such as:

 

2. Buy a clear container from a craft supply store:

 

3. Curve the card into a cylinder shape and insert it into the container, making sure that the picture is facing outward. Then pour some of the snow powder inside along with hand written instructions about how much water to add (you can find this information on the back of the snow packaging).

4. Make certain to seal the top & bottom of the container with clear packaging tape.

5. Slap the address label and postage on the outside, then mail.

6. Sit back and wait for the phone calls to come rolling in, telling you how awesome you are!

 

So why don’t I have a sample to show you? Well, um….I went online the other day, just to see if anyone else had come up with this idea…and…well…the good news is, I don’t think anyone has.  The bad news, there’s probably a reason for that…

 

 

Gee, I guess it does look a little bit like Anthrax.

I still think it’s a clever idea…

but John, on the other hand, does not.

Ok, so there might be some kinks to work out, but I’m very determined…and apparently “stupid”. A dangerous combination.

If you have any suggestions, a way I can ship the snow without shutting down post offices across the country, please leave a comment below.  I’d hate to be the reason you didn’t receive your Aunt Marge’s Pepperidge Farm Holiday Sampler.

 

 

Tips for Tuesday! Show the world you love your pets…almost more than your children.

Do you treat your pets like they’re your children? Do you dress them in holiday sweaters for the family photo? Do you refer to yourself as “mommy” or “daddy”? Did you attempt to breastfeed them as a puppy/kitty but quickly realize their teeth were way too sharp?

ME TOO!

And are you sick of so called “friends & family” treating your special little fur baby like some kind of animal?

ME TOO!

Honestly, there’s nothing sadder than looking into my dog’s soulful eyes and witnessing disappointment when his grandmother refuses to chew her leftovers before offering it to him. Mom, flank steak is tough, and Buddy shouldn’t be expected to work that hard for his nourishment.

Why can’t society understand that we just want them to extend the same common courtesies to our pets as they would our children? It really hurts me when they don’t. For example:

On Mr. Bojangles’ 7th birthday, no one called or sent so much as a card.

“Can I wish for my testicles back?!”

And my Facebook status “Buddy is finally housebroken!” received exactly ZERO comments or Likes.

“We’re almost out of poop bags.”

When Roxy finally faced her fear of sharks, everyone said, “Big deal. A shark’s just an over-sized fish, and cats love fish.” If it were Ana, I bet they would’ve been super impressed before calling the Department of Youth & Family Services.

Don’t worry, you’re more afraid of them then they are of you. Oh wait that’s wrong…

And can you believe this insensitive hairdresser threw away Blaze’s “first curl”?

“Sorry we’re late, we kept running in circles.”

Well, last year, when Buddy was neutered and NOT ONE PERSON came to visit him in the animal hospital (he was there for 3 long hours), I realized I needed to send a message to everyone that entered our home.

I took down all the family photographs in our house and replaced them with commissioned portraits of our pets- because nothing says “I really love my pets” more than removing pictures of your children.

These gorgeous works of art now line our foyer…

Original art: 1621-22 Peter Paul Ruben- Anne of Austria

 

original art: www.historum.com

 

and above our fireplace…

He’s the only one that doesn’t piss or crap on my carpet, hence the best spot.

 

Hopefully our little darlings will start getting the respect and attention they deserve. After all, we love them almost more than our kids…

I said “almost”, settle down.
 

BONUS: If you send me a picture of your fur baby, I MIGHT find the time to create a custom crappy portrait for you! FOR FREE!

Leave a comment then email your pic to Kim@oneclassymotha.com. For artistic guidance, please include your pet’s hopes, dreams, and aspirations.

PS- Don’t be picky OR have expectations of high/ medium quality. As Ana says “You get what you get and don’t get upset” Sadly, she doesn’t follow her own advice.

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