First off, thanks to the lovely ladies who commented on my "before" photo in this post about my hair color blahs and shared ideas and opinions about the direction I should take my color, I finally got around to booking an appointment. And though I can't say I chose to copy one of the celebs pictured in the previous post to a tee, I do think I captured the essence of some of them -- mainly…  

Featuring:
Kristen Giordani

Tags: Hair, Spring

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This week's reader question, a two-parter from Anna in New Jersey, is about getting a clear complexion, namely; which one food group should I banish from my diet if I want my skin to look great ? And, is there any sort of exercise that will improve my skin ? Not surprisingly, when it comes to "banishing" a food group to improve the quality of one's skin, celebrity fitness and lifestyle coach,…  

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Audrey Fine

Tags: Ashley Borden, Spring

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The Product(s) : CoverGirl's LashBlast line of mascaras including my faves, CoverGirl LashBlast Luxe and CoverGirl LashBlast Volume Blasting Mascara. The Price: $7.00-$8.00 The Positioning: Whether it's Drew Barrymore or any of the sundry "America's Next Top Model" wannabes (or winners) promoting the LashBlast line on real (and practice) TV commercials, one thing is certain; if you…  

Featuring:
Audrey Fine

Tags: Makeup, Spring

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They say that necessity is the mother of invention and I'd be willing to wager that whomever invented my four favorite double-duty beauty products is a mother too. Moms not only need eight hands, they need a leg (or two) up, and corner-cutting advantages wherever they can get 'em. That's one of the reasons why each of these items is so super. Yes, I'm a mom and, yes, I need to wring out every…  

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Audrey Fine

Tags: Skin Care, Makeup, Spring

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Ever heard the saying "stress is written all over your face?" Well, turns out it's not just a saying. Stress can be all over your face -- namely in the forms of wrinkles, sunken cheeks and a sallow skin tone. According to New York City dermatologist David Goldberg, MD, when a person becomes stressed, the hormone cortisol rises causing skin to become oily, red and aged. Just take a look at anyone…  

Featuring:
Rebekah George

Tags: Skin Care, Rebekah George, Spring

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