Human Barbie Has Hypnotherapy: "I Want People To See Me As A Plastic Sex Doll And Brainless!"
She reportedly earns a living by sending online sugar daddies pictures of her dressed as Barbie. Now, Bennett has decided to model her mind after Barbie’s, as well. She has regular hypnotherapy classes to make her more “ditzy.”
“When people ask why I want to be Barbie I think who wouldn't want to be?” she told the Daily Mail. “She has the best life. All she does is shop and make herself look pretty - she doesn't worry about anything. I've had 20 sessions and I'm already starting to feel ditzy and confused all the time. Recently I went to pick a friend up at the airport and couldn't remember if I needed to go to departures or arrivals. I also got lost for three hours driving to my mum's house - the house where I grew up.”
Bennett reportedly began her transformation as a teenager. After playing with the dolls as a child, in her teens she began to dress like Barbie and bleached her hair. At age 18, she began to take promotional jobs at toy store pretending to be Barbie.
"People thought it was just a phase but I thought to myself as soon as I move out of home I'm going to turn myself into Barbie," she said.
OPI Launches Brazil Collection For Spring/Summer 2014
Forget the snow and think warm, sexy weather.
Brazil by OPI brings the colors of tropical rainforests and warm sandy beaches to nails and toes for Spring/Summer 2014.
This new collection features a palette ranging from bright hues of red, pink, coral, orange and yellow to earthy tones of taupe, sienna, mocha and jungle green. In addition to 12 nail lacquers, the Brazil launch includes a set of four limited edition Beach Sandies Liquid Sand mini neon nail lacquers in bold purple, pink, turquoise and yellow shades with a textured, matte finish. So many colors, so few fingers.
"With sun-soaked shores, tropical fruits, and lush flora/fauna, Brazil is such an inspiring locale," exclaimed Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, OPI Co-Founder & Executive VP to BeautyPress. "I wanted women around the world to embrace the energy and playfulness for which Brazilian women are known. Through the Brazil collection, with shades drenched in color and charged with shine, women can express themselves, showing off their sexy, mysterious, fun and exciting natures.
"On spring runways, models were seen wearing lots of black and white, with bold accents of orange and yellow and muted elements of taupe and clay," continues Weiss-Fischmann. "Brazil by OPI provides vivid hues to add a pop of color to a neutral-toned wardrobe, as well as earthy tones that easily transition from day to night."
