Look impossibly refreshed with the help of strategically placed concealer and bronzer.
Overzealous tweezing can lead to emaciated brows and bald patches, where hair only grows back irregularly. Use a protein-spiked brow gel to stimulate healthy growth and brow fillers to shade in problem areas.
Never overpluck again with our guide to your most flattering eyebrow shape.
Never overpluck again with our guide to your most flattering eyebrow shape.
Large pores are caused by two things: genetics and age. Want to shrink them? Go to a dermatologist or a spa to get microdermabrasion treatments, a type of facial that gently sloughs off the dead surface layer of skin.
Want smaller pores without the bill from the derm? Here's how to DIY.
Want smaller pores without the bill from the derm? Here's how to DIY.
To accentuate your upper lash line without creating overly spidery fringe, apply a strip of false lashes meant for your lower lashes from corner to corner. They're shorter than traditional falsies, so they'll thicken your lash line without elongating it too much.
We wouldn't usually tell you to fake it, but these beauty and hair tips show you the right way to go faux.
We wouldn't usually tell you to fake it, but these beauty and hair tips show you the right way to go faux.
Prevent dead-skin pileup by using a pumice stone in the shower — and don't be tempted into using a razor. That will only cause more skin to grow back. Pamper your feet with moisturizing facial masks.
Now that your feet are pampered, treat your legs to the same TLC with our tips for a close, smooth shave.
Now that your feet are pampered, treat your legs to the same TLC with our tips for a close, smooth shave.
Want to make your small eyes look bigger? Stay away from dark eyeshadows. Start with a nude base, then apply shadow a shade or two darker than the base to your crease and use your finger to blend the color up toward your eyebrow.
Turn back time - look younger with sheer, natural shades like these.
Turn back time - look younger with sheer, natural shades like these.
Water, paper, chemicals: all enemies of soft hands. "You have to fight back every day," says Jan Arnold, founder of Creative Nail Design. "First, exfoliate to slough off the dead cells. Then, while skin is moist, slather on a cream rich enough to compensate for how few oil glands your hands have. Treat your hands to a paraffin-wax dip next time you're getting a salon manicure," adds Arnold.
Pamper your body from head to toe with these skin-soothing methods.
Pamper your body from head to toe with these skin-soothing methods.
