Long hair is an unmatched accessory. Whether woven into complicated updos, swept into glossy braids and ponytails, or left to tumble over shoulders, excess length allows hair to reach its fullest expression. But there's a caveat to this growth mindset: hair health is crucial to the sort of long hair that daydreams are made of. A shiny and super-long mane may ooze effortless glamour, but keeping strands strong and silky requires attention in both the waking and sleeping hours. Read More...
There are many kinds of fine lines people seek to soften and smooth as they age, and for some, laugh lines are high on the list. Laugh lines, also known as smile lines or nasolabial folds, are the lines and creases that run from the sides of the nose to the corners of the mouth. "They are typically more pronounced when a person smiles or laughs, hence the name,'" says Shereene Idriss, MD. Read More...
Often the biggest gripe with having bangs isn't the fact that they require a once-a-month salon appointment, but the daily — nay, hourly — annoyance of fluffing, zhuzhing, and restyling them to stay in place. While curtain bangs may be quite popular, not all fringe styles are cut to be parted in the center. Some are blunt and cut straight across without any angles to help frame the face. So it's quite the style detriment when those hairs rebel and frequently separate. Read More...
