Border ideas for school projects

Can you feel it? It’s that time of the year again. The time when you realize you absolutely need another tattoo. It’s addictive, we know. But what if this time you want something a little more intimate, even secret, something that is not immediately visible? We know exactly what you need! Behind-the-ear tattoos!

DIY gifts are a great way to show thoughtfulness and creativity. Here are some ideas across different skill levels and interests:

Minimal tattoo designs are usually far from simplistic - there’s lots of thinking to do to turn your idea into something stripped down yet still conveying the thought behind it! And that’s part of the beauty of minimal tattoos, don’t you agree?

We all use different beauty products like creams and serums to make our faces appear more youthful and fresh. But what about our hair? A specific hairstyle or grooming technique could potentially add on the years without us even noticing. If you wish to appear younger, or at least not to age yourself, here are some hair do's and don'ts stylists gathered by stylists to help maintain a more youthful look, or at least avoid unnecessary aging!

Hi! In our school we usually do our activities in a bond paper or yellow pad, and as a high school student we tend to like our work with designs and borders and here's mine!

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