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Before & After of Popular Products You Buy

Coca-Cola sells more than 1.9 billion servings each day in 200 different countries, and yet before production, it doesn’t look anything like the drink we buy in the store. There are many iconic products made from ingredients that we might have never thought about. For example, nail polish is just a piece of cotton-like substance before processing. We at TRIG love to investigate and find the truth behind the most asked questions and this time we decided to share with you what we found out about some products that most of us have at home. 1. Water bottle gallon jug © depositphotos.com , © depositphotos.com Plastic bottles are a lot easier to handle and safer than glass ones. They are more break-resistant too. That’s why most liquids, like sodas and water, are sold in plastic bottles. There are a few types of plastic that manufacturers use to make bottles. However, they are not exactly made in the size we buy at the store. Even the gallon jug bottles start off as small tubes that

See Yam Tubers That Look Like Human Body Parts

Farming as we all know is done by so many people for the purpose of producing for their personal consumption or for commercial purposes. Different types of crops have their different ways of being planted and also bear their produce in different ways as well. For those that have engaged in farming one way or the other, or even those that go to the market to make purchases, you will agree with me that root and tuber crops such as yam, potatoes, cocoyam, Cassava etc have a form in which they appear when uprooted or harvested from the ground, some are straight while some have different indefinite shapes of different sizes. But something got me amazed, I came across these strangely shaped and configured yam tubers harvested by a Nigerian Farmer. The two pictures above illustrates the general shape and physical appearance of yam tubers. The pictures below are in no way like the ones above. In fact, the physical appearance of the below images is one that is familiar to most of us. As can be

See the New Look of the Hairiest Girl in the World After Shave (photos)

Nine years ago, the world met the 10-year-old Thai little youth named Supatra Sasuphan. The little young woman was genuinely unique comparing her to the regular 10-year-old young girls; she had a face and body covered in hair. Supatra is harrowed by hypertrichosis, a difficulty that causes a strange extent of hair improvement. This was how she looked like: This was how she looked after she supposedly shaved: Notwithstanding the distinctive affront and remarks she got as a young girl, she never gave up due to her circumstance. She revealed: "I don't feel any extraordinary to some other individual and I have loads of for friends at school." In spite of the way that she got amount of various assaults growing up, Supatra claims that she no longer gets the mean remarks that she once received from people, like being compared to a monkey. She currently has a lover and both of them seem to be enjoying their life together. So here's her new look

10 Everyday Things That Are Secretly Ruining Your Skin

Let’s face it, we all desperately hope our skin ages like fine wine. And while our looks are somewhat genetic, what’s fascinating is that 90% of how our skin ages is totally up to us and our daily skincare routines. TRIG investigated 10 of the most common daily habits that are wrecking your skin, and below, you’ll find out that it’s not that hard to avoid them and have better skin in no time. 1. Allowing your hair products to touch your skin © shutterstock.com , © depositphotos.com Many hair products, including your shampoo, conditioner, and other hair styling agents, produce pore-clogging effects on your skin and cause breakouts on your skin, like acne, pimples, and other irritations on your scalp and face. This happens because hair products often consist of sulfates that are known to clog the pores of your skin. To prevent this, you should consider switching to non-sulfate hair products. Furthermore, for better protection, it’s beneficial to use a sweatband on your forehead and c

Why Being Single May Be Better Than Being in a Relationship

Society has a lot of stereotypes and prejudices about love. As a result people often feel pressured to stay in a relationship, even if they aren’t satisfied with it, and feel guilty for being single. But don’t forget that you can be alone but not lonely. Being in a committed relationship with yourself actually has many benefits. We at TRIG are sure that one of the most important relationships you will ever have is with yourself, and sometimes loneliness is the best option. 1. We are often guilty of singlism. Research showed that people evaluate single men and women more negatively. It is so common that there’s even a word for it: singlism . Single people face different types of discrimination, and it’s considered legitimate and unproblematic. So the next time someone asks when you’ll find your partner, they are actually invading your privacy. 2. It’s better to learn to be kind to yourself first. No matter how hard you try, if you don’t love yourself you can’t build a healthy relations

What Your Favorite Color Could Say About You

Colors that you pick on a daily basis can translate information to the world. For example, if you like to wear red clothing, you can be associated with being a dominant person. But there are more colors and they can affect your behavior and mood, and have an impression on others in different ways. We at TRIG also noticed that the colors we pick have an influence on our personalities and we would like to share what researchers have to say about this. 1. Red Yes, the color red can bring associations with aggression and dominance. Researchers have found that athletes who wear this color are 5% more likely to win. It triggers a heart rate and testosterone boost and, as a result, it can improve performance. One interesting finding is that waitresses in a red uniform get more tips from men. Studies confirmed that this color attracts men. It has an association with love and passion. So, if you would like to be noticed, try red. 2. Purple Purple is associated with royalty and royal cere