Woman Using Boyfriend’s Balls As A Makeup Blender Goes Viral

tonythetigerSometimes, inspiration comes in the unlikeliest of places—and for one Florida woman, it came in the form of her boyfriend’s balls. A video of her using her man’s testicles as a makeup blender has gone viral, and it really is as nuts as it sounds (watch the video below, if you dare). “I never in a million years imagined it would get this much attention,” Johnna Hines told The Huffington Post.

The clip, which was originally posted on Twitter, shows the woman applying concealer to her forehead—with actual human balls. “To be honest, it worked surprisingly well,” Hines said. She went on to explain that she got the idea because her boyfriend sometimes puts his balls on her head as a joke. Obviously, the apple falling on Newton’s head seems an apt comparison here.

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Check out more about a woman using her boyfriend’s balls to apply makeup: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/woman-uses-boyfriends-balls-as-a-beauty-blender-like-its-meant-to-be-nsfw_us_58fe2658e4b018a9ce5d564e

This 3D-Printed Scrotum Sculpture Lets You Go Balls To the Wall

best_phone_sex_niteflirt_steelballsDo you love art and balls? If so, we’ve got the perfect Indiegogo campaign for you! Brian Sloan, the person who brought you the Most Beautiful Anus and Balls Contest, is now funding his latest sex-centric endeavor, “Wall Balls.” The Daily Dotexplains, “The product is a wall-mountable (lol) fiberglass sculpture of a scrotum emerging from the front of someone’s fly. It weighs six pounds, and can be yours for $59.”

According to Sloan, the campaign will “bring to life” the 3D-printed scrotum of the Balls Contest’s third place winner. Sadly, it seems the first and second place winners do not live in places willing to let them use 3D machines to print balls. Sloan needs 100 orders to bring Wall Balls to life, which he says is for people “who love art” or “are awesome.” Or, apparently, can’t get a 3D-printing company to scan their own scrotums.

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Check out more about the 3D-printed scrotum sculpture on Indiegogo: https://www.dailydot.com/irl/3d-printed-scrotum/