As glamorous (and useful) as glitter nail polish is, it's very difficult to remove. To make the process quicker and easier, apply a nail polish remover-soaked cotton ball to each fingernail, holding it in place by wrapping it with foil. Let it sit for 10 minutes, remove the foil, et voila -- glitter-free nails.
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Spoolies Are EVERYTHING
Whether you take them from your local Sephora, or save old mascara wands, a clean spoolie can do pretty much anything. You can use them to separate clumpy mascara, brush out harsh eyebrow lines for a softer look. Heck, you can even spray one with hairspray and use it for smoothing flyaways.
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Blot Your Makeup with a Toilet Seat Cover
Sometimes, you're caught without pressed powder or blotting paper -- so, what's a girl to do? Well, a toilet seat cover will work in a pinch. It's actually pretty ideal for helping to keep your face shine-free, and the smooth texture ensures that it won't smudge your makeup.
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Repack Your Broken Blush
There's no greater tragedy than knocking your blush compact off the edge of your bathroom counter, and watching it shatter into a million pieces -- but it doesn't have to be the end. Instead, use this genius beauty hack to repair it. Just save the broken fragments, and mix in a bit of rubbing alcohol. The blush should form something of a paste as you mix it, at which point you can press it into the compact. Then, once it's dry, it's (almost) as good as new!
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Don't Towel Dry Hair
Look, it's tempting to give your hair a good scrub with a towel when you step out of the shower, but it can actually aggravate frizziness -- especially if you're letting it air dry. Instead, try gently patting it dry or scrunching it with an old T-shirt or microfiber towel, which will help keep your strands smoother.
