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Beer: Three Ways It Does a Beauty Good
You may not love the Taste of the Rockies now, but you might after you find out just how useful a couple cheap cans can be. Whatever ale's rolling around in your fridge can make for several great beauty treatments—and there really is no better guy pickup line than "Hey there, I just bathed in beer." So keep reading, because this Bud's for you.
Booze It Up With a Beer Facial
Talk about living the high life. Chicago is a beer-drinker's paradise, so it's no wonder that one spa is introducing brewskis to skin care. Exsalonce spa's $75 Beer Enzyme Facial begins with a cold one, moves on to standards such as extractions, and moves on to incorporate an enzyme cream made from Miller High Life.
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Bobbing For Apples: 15 Apple-Inspired Nail Polishes
With the H1N1 scare still fresh in our minds, I'm not sure many of us will be partaking in any activities involving saliva-swapping, like round after round of beer pong or a playful game of bobbing for apples. But since we're in the heart of apple harvesting season and Halloween is upon us, I figured there had to be another way to do the whole apple bobbing thing without transferring communicable disease. That's why I've gathered together different apple-colored polishes to pay tribute to this classic autumnal symbol.
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Monopoly, Sephora Style!
I remember when a very special edition of Monopoly came to my hometown. I'm talking about the uniquely customized version created by the local Chamber of Commerce, much to my small midwestern town's delight. The root beer stand, the docks, Lake Erie, the homestyle restaurant with the cinnamon butter biscuits?
Hydrate Botanica Is Full of Spice
If your daily styling routine includes a dollop of leave-in conditioner, consider Hydrate Botanica ($20) this season. Since it's even more important to keep hair hydrated in cold and dry weather, using a moisture rich product can de-stress your hair . .
St. Patrick's Day Red Hair Roundup
When you think of St. Patrick's Day, you probably think of shamrocks, pots of gold, leprechauns, and even red hair. In anticipation of everyone's favorite (green) beer-guzzling holiday, I've gathered together some of my favorite red hair posts.
Bella's March Must Haves
It's the third month of the year, and you know what that means? Lots of green, green, green — not only because of a certain festive beer-drinking holiday, but because Spring is well, marching around the corner. Put a little pep in your step (and makeup bag) with this month's beauty must haves.
What's the Weirdest Place You've Bought Beauty Supplies?
Last week, I was enduring a spectacularly unpleasant bus ride when I spotted what I thought was a typical corner liquor store. Oh ho, but it was so much more. Take a look at the sign: This joint has a grocery, pharmacy, beer, liquor, wine, and "beauty supply products."
Fragrance Review: Acqua di Parma Blu Mediterraneo Mandorlo di Sicilia
Acqua di Parma's Blu Mediterraneo line ($36–$92) looks so fresh and springlike with its blue packaging. That drew me in, but the concept — a quartet of fragrances inspired by Italy's Mediterranean coast — is intriguing. Plus, it's the closest thing I have to an Italian vacation right now.
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