If you've scrolled through your Instagram feed lately, you may have noticed that shimmering body oils are having *quite* the moment. What started as a model- and influencer-approved beauty look — showcasing ultra-glowy cheekbones, décolletages, arms, and legs — has quickly caught on for the general public. So much so, in fact, that beauty brands saw the need for an easy-to-use product that delivers the look, without needing a professional makeup artist to apply it.
Green thumb or not, plants instantly change the look and feel of your home. Whether you opt for terrarium full of succulents, a large floor plant, or something in between, plants boast many benefits that can give you a clearer mind, cleaner home, and even a better night's rest. And while any greenery is better than none, these picks — including snake plants, orchids, and bonsai — are the some of the most beneficial for your health and home. (Plus, it doesn't hurt that they're beautiful to look at.)
Looking to change up your makeup game this season? Neon eye makeup might just be the way to go. We've been obsessing over the look lately, from Janelle Monae's graphic electric blue eyeshadow to the latest from Rihanna and Fenty Beauty. Keep on reading to see a few celebrity-approved takes on the neon eye makeup trend — and find out how to steal the looks for yourself.
There's no shame in being afraid of commitment, especially when it comes to hair colors. With so many beautiful options, it can be tough to devout yourself to only one shade — or even three. Luckily for us all, there's been a new wave of temporary dyes that are changing the game: Seriously, there are so many amazing temporary hair colors that allow us to play around to our heart's content... without any damage or messes.
It's easy to start worrying when you notice hair tangled everywhere: In your shower drain, on the carpet, on your pillows, your outfit, your scrunchies, your brushes, etc. Most of the time, it's nothing to worry about: Some level of hair fallout is normal, especially for women.
