Hair weaves hide in the hair and can't be seen. They come in differnet lengths. If fiber optics are made thin enough you could weave them into your hair and they would not be seen at all. Then you could have a belt attachment with batteries and a thin fiber optic wire connected to the weaves, that you could then switch on and be very intensly interesting every where you go. Your hair would be in any color or colors of the rainbow and glow at the same time. Parties, clubs, the mall. Any where you want to be different or noticed.Reward: Credit
Why not use non-carcinogenic Ink to make all make up. Once it dries it never smears. It comes in all colors and you could have three day lip stick or weeks worth of full facial make up that may last for weeks. It would never rub off and could be taken off with any normal acetone based make up remover just as usual. You could do your nails as well. Any thing you wanted color on you could apply it too. The colors that ink puts out are briliant as well. Very bright or very dark. You make your own choice.Reward: Credit
Why not dye your beard or hair gray at a young age? Why is everyone with a beautiful head or beard of gray hair covering it up? I think Gray is a great color and you should be able to "Go Gray" at any age.Bleaching is white in color, but Gray can be much better and you could streek it with other colors. No one has a permanent Gray Hair Dye. It could be novelty or the next big craze with the kids or 20 somethings. I bet it would catch on.Reward: Credit
Have you ever smelled a man's electric razor blades? It is the one and only, nice, totally Masculine Scent. Nothing smells more Masculine than that. It is raw metal, beard hair shavings, skin, added to what ever soap or shaving cream they used. Combine metal, beard hair and skin smell with any other scent and you've got "Man In A Bottle". It can't be beat. I defy you to find something more masculine than that.I would love to market this one myself but, I do not currently own a company that can manufacture it. I hope you agree with me and make it. I will buy the first ten bottles.Reward: Credit
What would happen if you wove or melted or fused all types of materials possible that you can make clothes out of? What about kevlar, rubber, leather, cotton, polyester, silk, canvas, denim, metal, plastic and all other materials combined? What would it end up being? Clothes or unwearable material? If it was unwearable, could you make them wearable?Maybe we should mix them all together and call it some new material that we could patent just by the fact that we made unwearable clothes actually wearable by some process. It might look cool and space aged and it would have the best qualities of each material. It might even end up being the new, always worn, pair of pants or shirts or coats or blanket or whatever you could make from it.Reward: Credit
