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I had no idea that Valentine's Day had another acronym: S.A.D. (Singles Awarness Day). Yes, it's truly sad to put the spotlight on singles during a day designed for couples, but Frederic Fekkai is softening the blow. Visit any Fekkai salon during the month of February...
Talk about an enlightening experience. We pay an arm and leg to our stylist, secretly suspecting we're putting her kids through college, only to have our color bite the dust all too soon. So when we discovered Pravana Naturceuticals Sulfate-Free Pure Light Brightening Shampoo and...
Everyone is about the bling on the red carpet. If you didn't notice Eva Mendes' sculptural blue necklace that had everyone "oohing" and "aahing" you are either: a) Color Blind b) Without cable c) Were watching "24" instead of the Globes last night. Tsk, tsk. Ms. Mendes wore a...
Moisture is the thing our skin craves this season. And Ojon is what our skin secretly craves. Remember the Black Ball we wrote about? The one that smelt exactly like chocolate and the one that my Golden Retriever secretly tried to gobble up? Well,...
That bald spot. The thinning hair. The lonely grey strands that make Indira Ghandi's hairdo look like a Ken Paves special. Yes, the horror of owning terrible hair is almost as bad as Jen Aniston's breakup.
So you wash and wash those strands, hoping that some tap water and scrambled eggs and mayo on your hair will really do what the magazines say they would. (I tried this once and had to call maid service). Or you go to that salon around the corner hoping that a good hair dye will give your tresses the shade you were meant to be: the exact color of L'Oreal Preference Shade Intense Red RR-06.
Or, you can follow the advice of hair care guru Philip Kingsley. Kingsley has been tapped by celebrities and royalty for years and is the author of two books: The Hair Bible: A Complete Guide to Health & Care, and Happy Hair Days: 50 Tips for Healthy Hair. Some of his strongest advocates have included Audrey Hepburn and Candice Bergen. 
Frankly, we're getting tired of giving you stories that link cancer and makeup. We're not sure what R&D scientists are out there gunning for those of us wearing lipstick and eye shadow, but it sure sounds like they want us to look like Charlize Theron in Monster: unkempt, unwashed, sans makeup. Thanks to scientists from Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, Texas, you can now feel really scared wearing innocent lip gloss. Here's the official start to the story: 
