A-listers like Ariana Grande, Cameron Diaz, Lea Michele, Mario Lopez, and Harry Styles all have dimples. So, don't fret if you're staring at the mirror at your dimples.

Dimples help the ball fly through the air because they help the ball lift. If a ball doesn't lift, it travels forward like a half-inflated balloon, subject to any and all outside interferences.

For instance, Titleist Pro V1 golf balls have 388 dimples, while TaylorMade TP5x golf balls have 322 impressions. These are just two examples, though. Generally, the number of valleys on golf ...

Dimples are great, yes, but the idea that someone would go under the knife to get them is a bit surprising. That said, the procedure (which starts at $800) is minimally invasive and done under ...

The "dimple maker" is a cherry-shaped tool with a curved wire and pearl-like balls on the ends. To use it, the TikTokers open up the device to slip it onto their cheek on one side and through the ...

It takes good money to be this cheeky. A woman who always dreamed of having dimples claimed she spent nearly $1,500 on surgery to get them stitched into her cheeks — only for them to fade months ...

Underwater or aerial vehicles with dimples like golf balls could be more efficient and maneuverable, a new prototype developed at the University of Michigan has demonstrated.

Because the dimples need a heavier blade, these types of knives are usually thicker than other styles. That thickness could prompt the knife to get stuck when cutting through certain types of food.

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