Bangs We (short models)

Bangs We Love Gone is the 'curtain hair' -- long hair with no bangs that just hangs limply along the face. Today's freshest looks show off many different types of bangs

It was inevitable....

I guess it was inevitable. She was at the forefront of "mainstreaming" hair extensions.
Now the only question is will they be as overpriced and underquality as Jessica Simpson's hair extensions?


As someone who lives and dies by clip-in hair extensions...I think Sunnys Hair & Wigs has the best source of pre-packaged hair extensions:

Sunny's Clip Ins

Hair Down This Year

Where Your Hair Down This Year: Nicole Richie

Natural hair products

Cosmetic companies spend hundred of millions of dollars every year to convince you that their products are better than the rest, but have you ever compared an expensive bottle of shampoo and a cheap one? Ever compared the ingredients? If you have you already know that they are almost identical, the only difference is the claims made on the bottle. Some claim to add shine or help re-growth but the reality is cosmetic companies are legally allowed to lie to us, they can say pretty much what ever they want about their product as long as they give a full and truthful list of ingredients.

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Protecting our skin (and hair) from winter's grasp

Hair and skin loving ingredients:

Hair Herbs: rosemary, nettle, chamomile, calendula, horsetail, geranium, carrot.

Hair Oils: jojoba, wheat germ, evening primrose, almond, avocado, flaxseed.

Now that winter is in full swing, it's time to evaluate your personal care regimen. Just as you change your wardrobe from season to season, so should you shift your approach to caring for your skin and hair. This must mean that you can forget about using the sunscreen you needed in July, right? Wrong.

Although we do tend to spend more time indoors during the winter months, it doesn't mean we no longer need to protect our skin from the sun. For those who are challenged by winter sports, the need for protection is even greater. The exposure to ultraviolet light (UVA and UVB) may seem more subtle in winter than in summer, but, even on the most overcast winter day, the sun shines through and is reflected from surfaces, especially if the ground is covered with snow. Whether it be from a tinted foundation, or from a moisturizing lotion, a daily application of a sunscreen with an SPF (sun protection factor) between 15 to 30 is essential for everyone.

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