With heat waves brewing all over the Western hemisphere, so is the need for the season’s quintessential wardrobe hero: the breezy dress. It’s an entire outfit in one, making packing easier for getaways as near as your friend’s beach house and as far as the Greek isles. While we can’t deny the appeal of denim shorts, tank tops, and button-up shirts, a summer dress is the simplest way to dress for the heat. Read More...
I’ve always wanted to dye my hair, but have refrained out of fear that the chemicals will kill my curls. You’ll have to trust me on this, but with straight hair, I look like Danny DeVito/Frank Reynolds cosplaying as an art collector. So with the exception of a one-strand experimentation during the early lockdown part of COVID-19, my hair has been untouched by bleach or dye for 28 years. When a professional colorist and personal friend said they wanted to bring some warmth and redness to my hair, I figured “hey, why not? Read More...
During the ‘80s, tight, springy curls achieved via perms were everywhere. In the ’90s, they took a backseat to straighter styles and treatments, but they’re back and better than ever. With more curl-creating variations available today than in years past, there’s a type of perm for nearly every imaginable wave or curl and hair type and texture. Tatiana Dudley, Moroccanoil hair stylist ambassador, says that the modern-day perm, which still relies on chemicals to alter the texture and shape, is milder, less damaging, and comes with less processing time compared to perms from the ’70s and ’80s. Read More...
