Girls Hairstyles →
One can say that, in terms of trends of hair this season, we have reason to complain. Styles offered are as liberal as they can be, regardless of the yarn texture, face shape, color and haircut. Any person may find a style that was a benefit for any time of day and I said, for any mood. The only difficulty that you experience will be to decide which girl’s hairstyles to choose. Here’s a very interesting style, located somewhere on the border between severe and playful, but being very modern. Pull your hair back, grab your ponytail in two queues (using simple elastic, less visible), and then get tails together, turning it into a bun at the nape. Maybe it sounds complicated, but in practice it is much easier. Why not try?
Short Hairstyles For Curly Hair →
When you imagine an illustrating of curly hair, find something full of innocence, sex appeal and live mixed emotions of envy and admiration. For those who do not have curly hair this state feels pretty often, but for the happy ones possessing such a hair, short hairstyles for curly hair and different hair arrangement become a real nightmare. Curly hair is hard to maintain, the strands rebel immediately, haircuts are hard to choose, and any holder of curly hair is incredible stories of disastrous hairstyles or haircuts. But with a detailed plan, with curly hair care and information they can proclaim the right of master of beauty.
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Collection-Inspired Look
Designed by Andrea Cuchapin, MAC Artist, Southwest
Skin/Peau
Cleanser/Demaquillant: Green Gel Cleanser
Moisturizer/Hydratant: Studio Moisture Fix SPF 15 with 187 Brush
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Beauty & Style > DIY Exfoliators: Scrub, Scrub, Scrub for Silky New Skin > Figs and Olive Oil
Figs and Olive Oil With winter weather comes dry, dehydrated skin. The culprit is indoor heating that can leave your skin feeling parched and rough. The remedy is right in your fridge. Whip up a batch of these easy-to-make exfoliators to slough of flaky, dead skin cells. Scrub and then slather on your favorite body lotion to reveal a new layer of smooth, moisture-rich skin.
Figs make powerful cleansers thanks to their antioxidants, vitamins and humectants properties. Their tiny little oil-rich seeds gently exfoliate while active enzymes peel off dead skin. The olive oil stimulates cell regeneration and prevents and treats sun damage.
Ingredients
• 2 to 3 smashed or pureed figs
• 1 tbsp. olive oil
Directions
Combine ingredients. Rub mixture onto face to exfoliate. Leave on for 5 to 10 minutes.
—Deborah Larsson, spa director at the Remede Spa at The St. Regis in San Francisco, CA
Compiled by Ysolt Usigan
Beauty & Style > DIY Exfoliators: Scrub, Scrub, Scrub for Silky New Skin > Grapefruit
Grapefruit The natural acidity in grapefruit makes it ideal for exfoliating neglected, moisture-starved skin. This citrusy wash will leave your skin silky, toned and gorgeous.
Ingredients
• 1 red grapefruit
• A splash of milk
• A dash of sugar
Directions
Grind half of one grapefruit in a blender (peel included) and combine with a splash of milk and a dash of sugar. Heat in the microwaveuntil warm and then stir until thickened. Spread the mixture over your face, lightly rubbing the sugar into your skin until it dissolves. Rinse off with water.
—Carrie Latt Wiatt, Hollywood nutritionist
Beauty & Style > DIY Exfoliators: Scrub, Scrub, Scrub for Silky New Skin > Honey Honey When combined, organic honey and sugar can also naturally exfoliate skin. Even better, it hydrates, too. Ingredients • 3 tbsp. honey • 3 tbsp. olive oil • 6 tbsp. granulated sugar Directions Combine honey, olive oil and sugar in a small bowl until it forms into a paste. Use a small washcloth to gently spread it over your skin—that way, your hands won’t get sticky. Then, rinse with water. —Diane Wood, master barber for King of Shaves, a razor company based in the U.K.
