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There are plenty of new pastel polishes available for Spring, and what better time than Easter try a floral design that features these soft-hued shades? This daisy design gives you a pretty look for Spring, and it's a lot easier to create than it seems. After applying a base coat, paint your nails in a pastel green shade. I used two coats of L'Oréal Nail Colour in Pistachio Dream ($6 at drugstores). Next, using the tip of a pencil, dot on a white polish, such as CoverGirl Outlast Stay Brilliant Nail Gloss in Snow Storm ($6), to create the five petals of a daisy. After you've created the five dots, go back and use a pencil tip to dab on the yellow center of the flower. I used Chanel Le Vernis in Mimosa ($27). You can also use different pastel polishes, like L'Oréal Nail Colour in The Palace Life ($6 at drugstores), to form different-colored flowers, too. Not only does the random placement of flowers keep the look fresh, but it also makes it even easier to do.

L'Oréal's Voluminous False Fiber Lashes Mascara in Black Lacquer ($9) will make you notice lashes you never even realized you had. It's in part due to the formula, a blend of short and long nylon and rayon fibers, as well as the shape of a brush: long and slender with reaches-everything, minisized bristles. And when it comes to lengthening and volumizing, this impressive multitasking mascara does not fail to impress. Lashes are left looking longer, curlier, and thicker without clumpy or spidery results. And after 12 hours of wear, no flakes or smudges were detected. Word to the wise: wipe excess product for best results, and apply quickly. No second coat is needed for ultrablack lashes that look so polished and chic, they could almost be mistaken for fake.

Whether you're hiding those grays, want some serious highlights, or looking to give your color a perk, sometimes a girl needs a little hair color in her life. Taking your color into your own hands and doing some at-home treatments isn't as scary as it seems, though. Celebrity hair colorist Jennifer J., who has worked with stars like Kristen Stewart and January Jones, shares her top tips for acing your next at-home color. Keep reading for more.

Foundations usually fall into one of two categories: those that are lightweight and those that offer good coverage. L'Oréal's Visible Lift Makeup ($15) provides both, along with a handful of other benefits. Its application is silky smooth: it easily blends into the skin while effectively masking pesky blemishes and lines. The foundation comes with its own sponge for quick touch-ups, but you can also use your fingers or a brush to apply it. You'll love the ingredients, too. Hyaluronic acid plumps up the complexion, and vitamin C keeps your face looking bright all day. And with SPF 16 built in, this foundation can easily work its way into your daily beauty routine.

The sun is about as easy to avoid during Summer as your ex is at your favorite dive bar in a seven-mile-wide city. The majority of Summer celebrations rotate around the sun: outdoor wedding ceremonies that begin before sundown, backyard birthday parties under glaring rays, and trips to the beach with little to no shade. We’re not blaming you for taking full advantage of the glorious ways to play outside this season, but we are suggesting you begin treating your skin the way it deserves to be treated — with a breakthrough skin care treatment that fights signs of sun damage. With pollution decreasing collagen production, UV rays damaging skin cells, and free radicals decreasing elastin production, we need all the help we can get. Start treating sun-induced dark spots today with L’Oréal’s new Youth Code Dark Spot Correcting & Illuminating Skincare.

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When any product claims to have all-day staying power, it's usually a good idea to take that statement with a grain of salt. But in the case of L'Oréal Infallible Eye Shadow ($8), the color you apply in the morning is still there well into the evening. This pressed-powder shadow is featherlight and builds upon itself the more you apply, allowing you to transition your look from day to night. And this stuff hangs onto your lids all day. You'll probably need more than your average soap and water to remove it. The slightly shimmery shadows are available in nine different shades, ranging from deep brown to bright turquoise — ideal for wearing alone or with each other.

Fighting frizz can sometimes feel like an uphill battle, thanks to our good friend humidity. Products that claim to do the work for you tend to weigh down and flatten your hair in this weather, which is never a good look. Thankfully, this isn't the case with L'Oréal EverSleek Precious Oil Treatment ($13). Putting oil into your hair may seem counterintuitive (and a little bit scary), but the ones used in this serum are extremely beneficial. Sunflower oils are used to soften your strands, while olive oil improves their strength and elasticity.

But the real winner in this treatment is the argan. This oil gives incredible shine and completely flattens frizz. It's also helpful for your hair's cuticles. Not only does it seal them, making your ends look less bristly, it also cuts styling time down (which protects your hair from heat). Just make sure to keep this stuff away from your roots and to adjust the amount you use if you have thinner hair. Otherwise, you'll wind up with a greasy hairline, and the grunge look hasn't been chic since the mid-'90s.