�I�ve always been low-maintenance, but now the routine has to be faster,� says Tatia, 35. She'd like a more flattering cut to offset her rounder post-pregnancy face.

As a new mom, Tatia doesn't want to worry about visible roots. The fix? A semi-permanent hue. �It�s healthier on the hair, and because it won�t grow out noticeably, it�s very low-maintenance,� says Scheib. Thinking about coloring your own hair? Read these at-home hair color reviews first.

Perez shapes Tatia�s hair into fun, sexy layers for volume, and adds sideswept bangs. He backcombs the crown, using hairspray (try Shu Uemura Sheer Lacquer Microfine Finishing Spray, $30) to lock in volume. Then he spritzes texturizing spray all over (try Sally Hershberger Supreme Head Shagg Spray, $12.50).

�I'm giving her a five minute on-the-go look,� says Mezhgan, as she sparingly applies foundation (try Prescriptives Flawless Skin Total Protection Makeup SPF 15, $39.50). Brown shadow (try Prestige Eye Shadow in Coffee Bean, $4) doubles as liner when applied with a damp, angled brush. And mascara (try Max Factor 2000 Calorie Straight Brush Mascara, $5) and a punchy pink gloss (try me by {me}zhgan Kiss Me Intense Color Lip Gloss in Sexy {me}, $16.50) complete her speedy routine.

Here�s the snapshot Tatia sent us. We recognized that with a new baby she needed makeup to help her look pulled together fast, and an easy-to-maintain color fix. So, how did she turn out?