Female beauty is no stranger to the weird and wonderful, and throughout time there has been pressure on women to contort, squeeze and stretch their features into more ‘desirable’ shapes; even Meghan Markle has revealed she does facial exercises to protect her sculpted features. (www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/beau...)
These days, plastic products are being distributed cheaply all over the internet to anyone who thinks their features could do with a little lift.
Inspired by Evija Laivina’s photo series of the same theme (i-d.vice.com/en_us/article/d3..., we asked a bunch of i-D friends to test out the most bizarre beauty products we were able to buy online for anything between £2 and £20.
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