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Reader Review of the Day: Clairol Professional Shimmer Lights Shampoo
Reader Nycbeauty9349 has been one reviewing machine! Her latest post focuses on color-enhancing shampoo, a great product to use to freshen up both natural and color-treated locks. What did she have to say about Clairol's Professional Shimmer Lights Shampoo ($8.80)?
Guess Who?
Before she hit it big in the late '90s, do you remember which actress appeared in this 1996 ad for Clairol Natural Instincts?
New Hair Color Aims For a Perfect 10
Clairol has just launched Perfect 10, a new line of at-home hair coloring. "Big deal," you might be thinking. "It's all the same stuff, more or less."
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Doing Drugstore: Clairol Natural Instincts Shine Happy
YumSugar and I went to Walgreens during our lunch break last week, and we did what we do best: Yum went to the snack aisle to see what was new, and I headed to the cosmetics aisle. (Typical.) Excited by this review at Shake Your Beauty, I looked for the Herbal Essences shine treatment. I didn't see it, so I picked up Clairol Natural Instincts Shine Happy ($9.89) instead.
5 Tips For Getting Kristen Stewart's New Moon Shine
At the New Moon cast tour event this weekend, Kristen Stewart showed off a newly sleek version of her short haircut. It was dazzling in its shininess without looking gelled or greasy. Glossy hair like that doesn't just happen on its own, so I though I'd hunt up some tips to help all of us get similarly healthy, reflective tresses.
Hair Color How-Tos: Keeping Browns Beautiful
All this week I'm giving tips on how to keep hair color looking full of life. I've got you covered already, redheads, and brunettes, you're up next. Whether you're a light toffee shade or a bold espresso, brunettes have lots of options.
How-To: Revive Your Hair Color For Spring
Spring-clean your hair by getting rid of dulling residue and boring, flat color. It's easy to brighten up your Winter color with a color-enhancing shampoo and conditioner, or even something as basic as this John Frieda Clear Shine Luminous Color Glaze will add life to your lackluster locks. These drugstore brands are low-cost ways to create a high impact.
Who Couldn't Use Some Pazazz? (Uh, Me.)
One of the best (or worst?) parts of the internet is its ability to archive just about anything. For instance, take this Clairol ad. I remember seeing it, thinking the hairstyles were amazing, and begging my mother to buy the tinted mousse that would make me as cool as the women in the commercial.Best of Bella, 1/18
- Lindsay Lohan shows us that, no, celebs don't step out of bed looking perfect.
- Top Model is back (already?!) and we have some suggestions of our own for Tyra's makeover team.
- Find out how to maximize the longevity of that fabulous salon blowout.
- Lush gives us one more lucky way to maximize our chances of getting a backrub.
- Check out this fun gallery of vintage beauty ads.
- It's official: Natural-looking, groomed, dark brows are in. Our girl Fab lets us in on her secret weapon for getting the look.
- Check out these subtly beautiful spring nailpolish shades from Zoya.
- The lovely Sarah Jessica Parker defends herself against those morons over at Maxim.
- Those smarty-pants chemists over at Kiehl's never fail to deliver, and their latest line of antioxidant-packed, anti-aging skincare is no exception.
- Calvin Klein finally unveils its highly anticipated beauty line, and it's... ok.
- Oh, Courtney!
Beauty Byte: Self's 2007 Healthy Beauty Awards
Self magazine just announced the winners of its 2007 Healthy Beauty Awards, which recognize skin-care, makeup, and hair products that are both good and good for you. I love lists like this, because they always give me ideas about new products to try (as if I needed more, but whatever).
The Self awards are a great mix of drugstore treasures and high-end brands.
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