Monthly Archives: October 2011

Will Chlorine Damage Hair? Chlorine, at least as far as your hair is concerned, is a chemical disinfectant added to the water in many swimming pools. If pool owners didn’t use chlorine, you likely wouldn’t want to swim in the … Continue reading →

In addition to head and face shape, there are several factors which a professional barber or stylist will use to determine subtle variations of your style to help bring out your best features and draw focus from your weak traits. … Continue reading →

You should always only play up one feature (eyes or lips, not both), then why not throw a great gloss on your pout and make your eyes look hot by using these great smokey eyes makeup tips? Here we will … Continue reading →

Waxing precautions and warnings left unchecked could leave your skin extremely red, burned or scabby. If you’re ever unsure about waxing for any reason, always do a patch test first. This is only a reference guide, talk to your doctor … Continue reading →

If you’ve never had short hair, but you wonder if you’d look good with it, consider these tips. Tip #1: Consider your face shape Most face shapes can handle short hair, even round faces. Women with round faces tend to … Continue reading →

As Coco Chanel once said, a woman should be two things – classy and fabulous. You can easily be both once you’ve picked up a fitted blazer and a pair of dress shoes. However, classiness doesn’t have to stop there! … Continue reading →

Trends come and trends go and this season you don’t want to be caught in public looking like last year (or worse, last … decade). While we think it’s cool to follow some trends, there are some timeless beauty rules … Continue reading →

A beauty tip women swear by is to pick your best feature and play it up. If you are complimented often on your lips, consider yourself lucky; it’s time to accentuate them. Here are 16 tips on how to apply lipstick. Don’t … Continue reading →

SIGN #1 Your hair has no volume. The top is flat, the sides are bulky, and it no longer frames your features. If your hair just sits there, even after you’ve blown it dry, set it, or curled it, at … Continue reading →

If you’re wondering how to find the part in your hair, simply brush dry hair forward and then shake your head to see where your hair naturally parts. Use a comb to part a perfect line. Most people have natural … Continue reading →