The Best of 'Dad Jokes'

A Child's Skull Before Losing Baby Teeth

A Fish, black swallowers That Eats Prey Up to 10 times its weight and Twice Its Length

World's Deepest Swimming Pool - 113 Ft. Deep and Holding 600,000 Gallons

Bridge over the frozen Vistula river near village Kiezmark in northern Poland

Curving fence in sand dunes in southern California

Perfect cubes of pyrite formed by nature itself

When the sun's rays penetrate the rare meteorite, it becomes stunningly beautiful

Coins Stacked in Such a Way That They Extend Past the Edge of the Table

Cross Section of Undersea Cable

Solar eclipse and sunset at the same time

Shuttle launch, the view from the ISS

Graphene-airgel - invented in China, the material is lighter than air

Wounded Lion Sculpture in Honor of Swiss Guards Who Died in the French Revolution

Hitler had to cut his mustache so that they do not interfere to wear a gas mask. This Is How He Looked Before

The molten glass after a fire

Eggshell, drilled with 20 thousand holes

Abandoned railway carriage serves as a bridge

Artist Designs a Wolf Out of Pipe Cleaners

An interesting new PIXELATED hair technique is the latest trend making internet buzz. As the name suggests, it involves having pixel style graphics coloured onto your locks. Developed by Madrid-based studio X-presion, the technique is referred to as #xpresionpixel and dyes hair to look like pixel art.

The new Pixelated hair colouring trend is making waves in the beauty world after three Spanish hairdressers Jose Luis Almendral, Marco Antonio Restrepo, and Jorge Cancer of Madrid’s X-presion created it and beauty giant Revlon recreated the look for its campaign Revlon Professional’s neon collection. Now people everywhere are sharing photos of the look using the hashtag #xpresionpixel on Instagram. The style is so unique it’s no surprise it’s catching on. People are rushing in to the X-Presion salon to have their hair recreated like an 80s video game! The photos show colorful designs that look amazing.

According to Estetica Magazine, the coloring took months of research to develop. They describe it as “an innovative coloring process that achieves a new chromatic dimension and color pixelated effect on the hair, while playing with movement and transforming these textures into the appearance of the pixel effect—something never seen before!”