You can iron your clothes, you can iron your hair (although we wouldn’t recommend it), and now— you can iron your deodorant. Wait, what?Odor Tags, created by UK brand Odegon, are odor-absorbing,
nanoporous fabric patches designed to trap body odor that can be either ironed or sewn onto clothing, as easy as an iron-on t-shirt transfer. Constructed of a controlled carbon material and military-grade fiber, the tags are odorless, nonallergenic, and free of chemicals.
One small 7 by 4cm tag is powerful enough to capture odor and absorb wetness, and will last as long as your clothing
does.
One small 7 by 4cm tag is powerful enough to capture odor and absorb wetness, and will last as long as your clothing
does. The concept itself is pretty neat….at least we won’t have to worry about forgetting to apply before running out of the house!
$18 for six, $70 for
24 at Odegon.com
Taylor Swift opted for sleek tresses instead of her trademark waves, and kept the face light and neutral. The focus was on the eyes, with high drama lashes.
Hayden Panetierre rocked a fresh face and apricot shadow (a HUGE trend for summer). In a shocking twist, she debuted a cropped, blonde pixie cut. A bit mature for the actress; maybe she’s trying to look more age-appropriate next to her much older boyfriend?
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