Scarification is a form of body modification. The scarification process involves someone purposefully cutting into the skin to create scars in specific designs, patterns, or markings. Many indigenous ...

Lawn scarification is the process of raking a lawn with the intention of removing thatch. When carried out appropriately it can lead to a healthier, greener lawn. To scarify efficiently, you’ll need a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Darlac scarifier scarifying lawn It’s all too easy to allow a lawn to get out of hand. Dead cuttings, mosses and other natural ...

On a warm afternoon in a remote village, with the sound of drums filling the surrounding, suddenly meeting people happily carrying knife-cut scars all over their bodies is not a rare sight to witness.

IMAGINE having a stranger cut or burn your skin with the hope to leave a permanent disfigurement that will remain visible on your body for the rest of your natural life. It might sound like a horrid ...

It's a step beyond tattooing - a big step. Josh Jennings investigates the growing trend of scarification, and the people who cut their bodies for the sake of art. PETER Sheringham could just as ...

Extracted from: Hemispheres: studies on cultures and societies (Warsaw) 7, 1992, pages 115-119. The Somba (Betammaribe, Tamberma) of northern Bénin still practice scarification of the face and torso, ...

Spring is a busy time for lawns across the UK as the warmer weather encourages new growth to emerge. Scarifying your lawn is the best way to clear the grass of unwanted matter and grow healthy grass, ...