Every year around this time, our hair seems to be crying out for relief. Whether it's still recovering from a summer spent in the sun, sea and chlorine, or it's dealing with the dehydrating effects of cooler weather and indoor heat, our strands are dry, dull and frazzled. We tend to think that any hydrating or conditioning product will help revive our hair, but that's not always the case — especially if the "conditioning" product contains alcohol as an ingredient. Alcohol can by drying, so it's important to use alcohol-free hair products when we're in such desperate need of hydration.
Still looking for new makeup for fall? Allow us to introduce you to E.L.F's Modern Metals Collection: a makeup line inspired by the sights and streets of New Orleans. This makeup line is the winning concept from E.L.F's Beautyscape, an event that took place earlier this year where aspiring influencers congregated to learn and play (and vote on new makeup collections, of course).
Jelly skin care products are not only gorgeous to look at, but they're so fun to use. There's something about dipping into a jelly-textured moisturizer that'll bring you right back to your childhood, in the best way possible.
You might be wondering why the ingredients list on so many of your favorite skin care and beauty products are looking more like the foods you find on the shelves of your local grocery store. According to nutrition and skin care experts, it's a sign that the beauty industry is becoming more natural. "Normally the way we consume vitamins and minerals is through food, so it only makes sense that these would be beneficial in our beauty products too," explains registered dietitian, Paige Bente. Still, she points out that no amount of vitamins in any skin cream or foundation is going to make up for a diet that's lacking in vitamins.
