To care for oily skin, wash your face twice a day with a gentle foaming cleanser. Use a light, oil-free moisturizer and a non-comedogenic sunscreen every morning. Add a mild exfoliant like salicylic acid two or three times a week.…
To shape your eyebrows at home, brush them up and map the start, arch and end with a pencil. Tweeze only stray hairs below the brow in good natural light. Fill sparse spots with light, hair-like strokes and set them…
To remove makeup properly, start with an oil cleanser or micellar water to melt foundation and mascara. Follow with a gentle face wash to clear any residue. Pat your skin dry and finish with moisturizer every night, even when you…
To care for dry, brittle nails in winter, moisturize your hands and nails after every wash. Wear gloves outdoors and while cleaning. Keep nails short and filed smooth, and limit harsh nail polish removers that dry them out. Cold air,…
Winter hair care comes down to moisture and gentle handling. Use conditioner after every wash, cut back on hot tools and keep your scalp moisturized. Trim split ends about every six weeks. These habits fight dryness, breakage and static all…
To make your makeup last all day, start with clean, moisturized skin and a primer. Apply thin layers of foundation and set them with a light dusting of powder. Finish with a setting spray to lock everything in place. Long…
To take care of your beard, wash it two or three times a week with a gentle beard wash. Apply beard oil daily to soften hair and soothe the skin underneath. Brush or comb it every morning and trim it…
To make perfume last longer, apply it to moisturized skin right after a shower. Spray it on pulse points like your wrists, neck and inner elbows. Do not rub your wrists together, and store your bottle in a cool, dark…
To clean makeup brushes, wet the bristles with lukewarm water and add a drop of gentle shampoo or brush cleaner. Swirl them on your palm until the water runs clear. Squeeze out the water, reshape the tips and lay them…
To choose the right foundation shade, first find your undertone by checking the veins on your wrist. Swatch three shades along your jawline in natural daylight. The shade that disappears into your skin is your match. The wrong shade can…