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Best of the Decade: The Top Ten Cult Beauty Products
The time has come for me to unveil the most popular beauty products of the past ten years. After much brainstorming and research, I'm proud to announce this fun list of coveted "it" items that had the beauty world buzzing throughout the decade. Some are my personal favourites that I still use today, whilst others turned out to be more of a passing phase than anything else.
Product Review: Leonor Greyl Masque Quintessence
I've been using Leonor Greyl products ever since I interviewed Jessica Stam a few years ago. I love the floral scent of each of the items, along with all of the in-depth instructions. I don't know why, but for some reason, they make me feel like I know a little secret about hair that no one else does.
Product Review: Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment
A few weeks ago I was introduced to Ojon, a haircare company that specializes in nourishing hair treatments derived from the Ojon palm tree located in the forests of Central America. The tree produces a special oil that is harvested and extracted from its nuts, and when used on your hair, it helps to dramatically improve the condition and texture.
Their star product is the Restorative Hair Treatment (£38) packaged in a tub as a solid substance, however, once it comes in contact with your skin, it liquefies.
August Must Haves: Hot Holiday Beauty Products
August is prime time for holiday beauty. Most of Europe is taking a break and either flocking to the sunshine, or setting aside time to hang in the countryside with family and friends. This means lots of low-maintenance beauty looks using products that are created to multitask.
October Must Haves: Nourishing Hair Treatments
If your hair is looking somewhat parched post-summer, then this is the perfect time to treat yourself to an intensive at-home hair treatment. I've trawled the high street and the salons to bring you the best hair masks for your hair type, including colour-enhancing treatments for just 99p. There's also the best deep-conditioning masque for afro hair and a treatment specially designed for those of us who are too dependent on our straighteners.
A Quick Tip For Choosing a Hair Mask
September is the perfect month for treating post-summer hair to a conditioning mask. If your locks are looking more dull and dehydrated as oppose to silky and shiny, then the right moisture-boosting mask can add lustre and restore your hair to it's former glory. However, as with face masks, a one size fits all approach doesn't always work.
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Backstage Pass To LFW Autumn 2010: Ziad Ghanem
All star makeup artist Rachel Wood really had her hands full backstage at the Ziad Ghanem show on Monday evening. Backstage was buzzing with four different types of makeup looks that included goth (dark lips, pale skin), showgirl (long lashes that were cut from feather boas), K.D. Lang (sexy androgyny) and rocker boy (clean face with smudged eyeliner and big hair).
Charles Worthington Results Balancing Act Dry Shampoo
I've had a bottle of Charles Worthington Results Balancing Act Dry Shampoo (£4.55) in my closet for some time now, but didn't try it out until last week. Boy am I bummed out that I waited so long — this product is nothing short of a savior in a bottle!
I'll start by telling you how awesome it smells.
How Long Do You Spend Beautifying Before Bed?
One of the gripes that Mr. Bella has with me is that he thinks I spend way too long in the bathroom before bedtime. He just doesn't understand that carefully taking off my makeup, brushing my hair (my teeth too, of course) and choosing the makeup colours that I plan to wear the next day can be quite time consuming. Plus, twice a week I exfoliate my hands and face, and once a week I do a hair and a face mask.
Backstage Pass To LFW Spring 2010: Ones To Watch
What makes the Ones To Watch so show special is that different blossoming designers come together (it's much more economical) to showcase their latest creations. On Monday evening, Ada Zanditon, Dean Quin, Hermione de Paula and Marko Mitanowski brought down the house in four sections. The challenge for makeup artist Rachel Wood was to "come up with a neutral look that could be easily added to and changed for each designer."
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