1. Cut Corners
Extra hair adds weight. If hair is one length, add long layers in the front for more movement and volume.
2. Turn it Upside Down
Blow-dry wet hair upside down. Once your hair is dry, switch the dryer to cool mode and direct it to your roots. This volumizing trick helps keep the scalp healthy.
* When deciding on how your want your hair cut, you must consider the following: face shape
* hair texture
* body shape
* lifestyle
Fran explains that there are four basic face shapes: oval, round, heart and square. There are different variations of these face shapes, but most faces lean toward one of the basics.
* When deciding on how your want your hair cut, you must consider the following: face shape
* hair texture
* body shape
* lifestyle
Fran explains that there are four basic face shapes: oval, round, heart and square. There are different variations of these face shapes, but most faces lean toward one of the basics.
Tweed are here to stay and this fall, every woman will have reasons for wearing them.
Stylish icons catching on the trend are Jackie O. and Babe Paley instead of Britney Spears.
'Boss Tweed' was the headline the New York Post recently ran to top a photo spread of women's autumn fashion.
Grandma's tweeds vary much from contemporary tweeds in several ways.
QUESTION: How do you keep makeup from melting in the summer?
ANSWER: Use a tinted moisturizer with built-in SPF rather than foundation or powder.