If your hair just hasn't been behaving lately and you're about at your wit's/split's end, then keep on reading: We talked to top hairstylists about everything you need to know to take your hair from kinda okay to sort of freakin' amazing. Keep reading to see their top tips, from the importance of great bangs to the fact that dry shampoo is a girls' best friend.
Want to know the surest way you'll apply SPF every single day like it ain't no thing? If you actually like the formulation. Nothing's worse than a streaky, goopy, greasy mess, but the sunscreens in this roundup are so sheer that you won't even know they're protecting your skin. Beyond that, many of them were formulated specifically to go under your makeup to help create a flawless complexion and a nice grip for your BB cream or foundation.
There are differing opinions on when what order you should apply your makeup in. We've seen videos of beauty bloggers who do concealer first and others who swear by doing their brows before everything else. But what exactly is the right order to doing your makeup? Is there a definitive order?
When you're trying to achieve your hair color dreams, it's not just about the perfect shade: It's also about nailing the right tone and intensity. Now "intensity" might not be something you've thought about before... unless you were striving for cotton candy pink hair and ended up with an electric flamingo pink mane (fun times). Or, maybe you were going for a natural redhead look and got Flamin' Hot Cheeto red instead. It can happen to anyone, whether you're dyeing your hair at home or you left your hair to the hands of a professional colorist.
Have you ever tried an enzyme treatment? The term may sound intimidating, but they're actually pretty gentle and suitable for most skin types. As far as exfoliation methods go, they're kind of the best of both words, in terms of gentleness and efficacy. They're a great way to hit "reset" on your complexion and can help with everything from cell turnover to alleviating breakouts and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Best of all, they leave your skin oh so smooth.