History Facts & Stories on Instagram: "In 1948 contact lenses were still a fairly new technology and were made almost entirely from hard plastic, specifically polymethyl methacrylate. These early lenses were not the soft, flexible type used today. Instead they were rigid shells that rested directly on the surface of the eye and covered not only the cornea but often part of the sclera as well. Because they did not allow oxygen to pass through the material, wearers could typically tolerate them on

Brandon Oishi on Instagram: "1. Hold eye contact 1–2 seconds longer. 2. Speak slower than you think you should. 3. Smile with your mouth closed. 4. Keep your shoulders rolled back when you walk. 5. Walk slightly slower than the people around you. 6. Pause before responding. 7. Sit still — eliminate fidgeting. 8. Lower your vocal tone by 5–10%. 9. Look people in the eyes when you shake hands. 10. Keep your phone in your pocket when you’re with others. 11. Dress with intent, not randomness. 12. We

Rue | Home Decor | Lifestyle on Instagram: "Comment: WALL To make these rental friendly - you wanna apply contact paper in between the walls or floors ☺️… key is to make sure the contact paper has a light hold that way it won’t rip out the paint or chip your flooring … 🤎"