Hmmm, what do those indentations around your mouth say? (And no, we don’t mean those adorable dimples.) They say you did a lot of sunbathing once, or that you were a smoker, or simply that you’re growing older and lines and folds happen. If they bother you—some of us think…Read More…
New York City beauty and fashion maven Charla Krupp’s secret to disguising gray in your brows. Read more…
Turn dry, scaly legs into smooth, glowing ones. Read more…
Get salon pro Jet Rhys’s tips for clearing your scalp of styling product buildup. Read more…
Summer does a number on our skin, says our friend Los Angeles dermatologist Jessica Wu. Luckily, she’s got some solutions: For sun damage or sun spots: Try a non-prescription product that contains botanical ingredients such as Aveeno Positively Radiant moisturizer or Clinique Even Better Clinical Dark Spot Corrector. More stubborn…Read More…
Self-tanner only works to cover up spider veins and brown spots on some legs. For those of you with stubborn blemishes, Ranella Hirsch, MD, a Boston dermatologist, suggests trying a full-coverage body makeup like Dermablend Leg & Body Cover Foundation, which is water-resistant and has an SPF 15.
Between hair appointments and your color is drab? Grab a lemon—or not. According to Best You friend, salon owner, Eva Scrivo: “…unless your natural base color is very light, [lemon juice] has a tendency to turn hair a brassy orange yellow.” A better alternative? Chamomile tea. “Steep three or four…Read More…
A terrific summer beauty tip from Eva Scrivo to help protect your tresses from chlorinated or salt water damage. Read more…
Our friend Liz Cunnane Phillips knows her way around a head of hair. Liz is a trichologist—that’s right, a hair expert, so she understands when you tell her your hair looks flat and ratty. “How you apply your volumizing products can make a world of difference in how hair appears,”…Read More…
An easy trick for turning your all-day makeup into a fresh look at night. Read more…