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In 2018, Lensa was a simple photo editing tool like many similar apps in stores. The app, however, launched a new “Magic Avatars” feature last month that exploded in popularity. Lensa only offers a 7-day free trial, and you have to pay for the subscription. The yearly unlimited access ranges from $14.99 to $49.99. Of course, you should pay $3.99 for 50 images to use the “Magic Avatars” feature. How to use the Lensa app How to use the Lensa app...

Don’t believe us? Here are our fave low bun hairstyles you can do on freshly washed or second-day hair, perfect for those after-Thanksgiving chill moments: ** 1. Braided Low Buns for Thanksgiving Time to spare: 20 minutes Perfect for: Thanksgiving dinner with the family There’s always something to be grateful for, and for this look, it’s dry shampoo! This style looks best on hair that has a tousled, airy texture—so yes, you can explain to Dad that this woke-up-like-this look is, in fact, all the rage these days....

Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. To learn more about ’em, click here. Free Printable Leprechaun Trap Free Printable Leprechaun Trap When we decided to create a post all about how to make a leprechaun trap, it was our top priority to give our readers some EASY leprechaun trap ideas. We’re all busy! And let’s be honest, some of us forget to put a trap together until last minute… oops! That’s why we have provided four pages of totally cute and totally FREE printables for you!...

The apparent glitch itself wasn’t necessarily anything to worry about. Summarily, it simply sent a notification to users’ devices from the widely-lauded travel app. The app gave the notification the title “Test” in the pop-out. But its contents didn’t reveal too many additional details either. Selecting the notification didn’t do much either. Instead, it sent users to the Airbnb app’s home page. Just as would happen if they’d opened the app directly....

While the newer generation PCs are all eligible to get their hands on the new Windows 11, there was always a question of whether the older PCs will be able to run it, officially, or not. In a piece of good news (via The Verge), Microsoft has announced today that it won’t block older PC users to install Windows 11. Apparently, this will be the case for “most” of the older PCs, and not for “all” older PCs....