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Robyn is an actress who just got married to a man she met on set for a music video. "We were paired together for a music video called, 'So in Love,'" she says. "We were back up dancers shooting a wedding scene." Talk about a meet-cute. With her honeymoon coming up, Robyn wanted a new look to complement the new changes in her life. See makeover

Florida-born Ashley, 22, is committed to keeping her beachy blonde color while she finishes her senior year at Marymount Manhattan in New York City. But her hectic schedule and limited finances make it difficult for her to get to the salon regularly for root touch-ups. "I know, it's awful, I have six inches of roots," she says. "I don't mean for it to get this bad, but I can't seem to help it." So to remedy the situation, we called in our dream team of experts from the Marie Robinson salon in New York City. See how they transformed Ashley's damaged, grown-out hair into a manageable, pretty style. See makeover

We're sure you're already prepped for the morning of your wedding: you've got your makeup bag ready, your hairstyle chosen, bottle of nail polish stashed. But what about the moments after you walk down the aisle? Your wedding, while the most memorable day of your life, will also be one of the longest. Get tips

Confession: I do my makeup the same way almost every day. Sure, I'm constantly trying the latest mascara and experimenting with a new shade of blush, but my technique is formulaic and the result is always subtle on the lips and cheeks with just the slightest cat eye. Whenever I go out on a limb I feel, well, less pretty. See tips

I'm ashamed to admit this, but for most of my teen years, I didn't wear sunscreen. Not only would I skip the SPF, but my friends and I happily tossed the tanning oil to each other while joking: "Black don't crack!" Get Tips

Age 50 might not seem like the ideal time for major life changes, but for Marguerite, it's perfect. She's originally from Seattle, but moved out to Los Angeles after her daughter left home for college. "I've been a single mom since she was born, but now that she's in college I can explore what I want to do," she says. "I'm playing in the sandbox again." See makeover

If you don't follow any makeup artists on Twitter, you're missing out -- they're a great source for all sorts of tips and product news. One of our hands down favorites is celebrity makeup artist Fiona Stiles (@fionastiles). Her comments are informative and honest -- plus, she tweets with her famous clients about everything from eyeliner to "Game of Thrones." It's like eavesdropping on an insider gossip session. See makeup

For Nicole, 31, balancing wedding-planning with a grueling work schedule as a third-year internal medicine resident doesn't leave much time for her hair. With her engagement pictures just a few weeks away, she knows she needs a fresh cut (it's been almost a year!) and brighter color -- stat. So we introduced her to our dream team of beauty experts at the Marie Robinson salon in New York City. With a new cut, color, and makeup look, Nicole will have a refreshing updated look just in time for her big day. See her makeover now. See makeover

For Sue, 57, an oncology nurse, having a functional hairstyle is paramount. With the summer nearing, it's important for her to keep enough length to throw her hair up into a ponytail. But at the same time, she wants to do something to manage its thickness and liven up the dull color. We called in hairstylist Frederique Carme, colorist Keith Shore, and makeup artist Joette Balsamo -- from the Marie Robinson salon in New York City -- to help get her hair under control before the first heat wave. See makeover