"Ow! Hey watch it!"

Groans filled the room but everyone continued on with their jobs, "Stop being such a baby, tweezers never hurt anyone!"

"That's a lie, their hurting me!" Blossom cried as she did everything in her power to keep from clenching her newly painted hands.

"You know," Princess piped up, grabbing onto the fabric the was stuck on the other redheads leg, "Beauty hurts." With that said she pulled, ripping of hair with it. Blossom let out a strangled cry, her now hairless legs burning.

"Yeah, I'm learning quick!" She spat out as the rest of the girls worked on her.

Buttercup chuckled as she brought in the last of the shopping bags, "It's all for the greater good!"

"You never did quite tell me just what this experiment was."

"It's an emotional experiment to say the least..." Buttercup replied, rubbing the back her neck.

"Is it on how painful makeovers are? Because I can tell you, you're heading in the right direction."

Robin grabbed her now heated curler before starting on Blossoms hair, "No, the makeover is to get the attention of our experiments." She paused, thinking of the right way to phrase it all, "It's on teenage hormons, how quickly someone can fall head over heels, only to hit the cold, hard cement."

"What exactly are you guys planning?" Blossom questioned, gazing at the others. Her mind racing to find the right answer.

Buttercup sighed, "Chill, Bloss! It's just a social experiment on emotions and reactions. You gotta practice a little bit before we set you off."

"And how long is this supposed to take, exactly?"

Buttercup smirked, "You're the one most into science, Bloss! You should know that this may possibly take a while."

Blossom grumbled but didn't reply as the girls picked and proded around her. To say the least this was her first time not being excited for an experiment.

Sorry that it's so short, I'm trying to get the beginning to move as fast as possible because I'm really excited for the later chapters.