Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a condition that results in major hormonal imbalances. It is one of the most common endocrine disorders that affect women of reproductive age. Women with PCOS typically manifest with obesity, menstrual disorders, infertility, and hirsutism (i.e. abnormal growth of facial and body hair).

Due to the excessive hair growth that is evidently seen on the face and body of women with PCOS, many of them suffer from low self-esteem, anxiety, and depression.

But while most women are embarrassed with their appearance, a courageous woman named Harnaam Kaur embraced her "flaws" and defied the conventional standards of beauty.

A Melbourne-based barber wanted to have a clean start. In order to do this, he decided to give homeless people a clean cut.

Dubbed as “The Streets Barber”, Nasir Sobhani was spending about $300 to 400 a day on cocaine to mask his hatred of himself. To battle his drug addiction, Sobhani offers free haircuts to homeless people during his free days. During the haircut sessions, Sobhani gets to listen to their stories inspiring him to embrace his new life and have a clean start.

“That’s why I started cutting hair. I love it so much, it became my new way of getting high, man. It’s my new drug,” he said.

Jen Hurb Bohn, a woman from California, was spending a vacation in Paris with her husband. Little did she know that she’d capture a tender moment between a young couple while they were at the Eiffel Tower – the guy was proposing to the girl.

While Jen and her husband where at the famed tourist spot, the unnamed man suddenly popped the 4-word question to his girl.

In an interview, Jen admitted she actually felt hesitant about the idea of taking a photo. Besides, she “thought it was weird.” Also, she could hear her husband “whistling” for her.