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[Warning: Graphic content ahead.] I have to admit, I mostly avoid the Dr. Pimple Popper Instagram page at all costs. My mind, body, and soul can't deal with the extractions that are basically surgical procedures. As soon as I see a scalpel or blood, I'm out. However, I can deal with the blackhead ones. Sandra Lee, the Southern California-based cosmetic surgeon and dermatologist behind the account, posted a quick video of one of the absolute gnarly blackhead extractions I've ever seen. I'm unclear if people still use the word "gnarly" anymore, but it's the most applicable word for this. [Ed note: "Gnarly" is 100 percent the best and only accurate adjective here.] Sarah Kinonen, Allure's associate

Twitter came for Coco Austin after she debuted her a new hairstyle, which she self-titled Da Coco Swoop. Now Ice-T is fighting back.

Briana Jackson styled her student's hair after the girl was frequently teased by other kids for not having her hair styled, then shared a photo.

Guys, we need to have a talk about magnetic lash extensions. And by "a talk," I mean that I need to tell you how they're a f*cking godsend. I use them most times I wear makeup; basically, if you see me post a selfie anywhere, I'm probably wearing a pair of my magnetic falsies. I keep a pack of the lashes at my desk at work, I care for mine religiously at home, and I estimate that I've convinced at least 15 friends to buy their own pair. Considering the fact that many salons charge between $100 and $200 for lash extension treatments that only last a month, I feel obligated to share my experience with these reusable, easy-to-wear lash boosters. I've become something of a magnetic lash disciple. Basically, if you see me post a selfie anywhere, I'm probably wearing a pair of my magnetic falsies. When the producer of my weekly POPSUGAR Snapchat series, First Impression Friday , told me that I'd be trying magnetic eyelash extensions, I was nervous; I'd never even heard of magnetic lashes, let alone whether they were safe to use! But to make a long story short, the magnetic lash extensions from One Two Cosmetics ended up being my favorite product ever tested on First Impression Friday in over a year of shooting the Snap series - and I refused to part with them after we wrapped. I brought home the package of magnetic lashes and proceeded to wear them every single day for two weeks. Like any self-respecting millennial, I took to social media to spread the word about the magnetic lashes, posting a blurb about them on my Instagram story . I received TONS of questions from friends and followers about the lashes, so I figured this review might be a good place to answer them! Read on for images of the lashes in action and answers to all the questions I've been asked since I began wearing the magnetic lash extensions.