Research shows 90 percent of wrinkles are caused by the sun's UVA light. So protect yourself with the best sunscreens.

Pink's hairstyle (shown here) is one of the most popular on my site. Turns out super short hair is in, and I've got a gallery of them to help inspire you.

I was born with stick-straight hair so it doesn't take much more than a blow dryer and a brush to tame my mane. But my friend Laura was born with amazing curly hair and to get her hair straight involves such tedious drying, brushing and flat-iron that she's developed amazing biceps that she claimed she got from simply straightening her hair.
See photos of long, straight hair
So how to get your hair straight and sleek? Here are some tips:
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No matter the good economic news, there's one thing I'll be taking from this year's recession and that's my Pond's cold cream for cleanser and my bottle of organic coconut oil for slathering everywhere after a bath or shower. While both of these items are super inexpensive I will still splurge on other items (just TRY to pry YSL's Touche Eclat from my greedy fingertips).
Find out just what you should save on and what products you shouldn't feel guilting splurging for:

I just bought new eyeshadow and eye primer last week at Sephora. I've never in my life gotten compliments on eyeshadow from men but last week I did. Who says guys don't notice a new haircut? Some of them notice shadow.
So what's my secret? Urban Decay's Eyeshadow Primer Potion paired with Christian Dior's amazing 5-colour eyeshadow palettes, the pigments of which are rich, rich, rich, unlike Chanel's eyeshadow which I bought a few months ago and was way too "barely there."
The primer keep the shadow in place for hours and even overnight if I forget to remove my makeup, which I did over the weekend once.
More on eyeshadows:
Photo: Urban Decay Primer
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