Want Easy, Sun-Kissed Streaks? Here's a Quick Trick


Updated 06/07/10 5:09 PM · Posted by BellaSugar · 4 comments

How to Get Natural Highlights at Home

This is the time of year lots of people go in for expensive highlights designed to make them look like they've been spending all their time on a beach somewhere in the Carribbean. For those of us who can't cough up the money for that kind of thing, though, there's a pretty sweet at-home trick to help us get pricey-looking highlights at home: Just braid before you color. First, section your hair Read more

What Is Hair Glaze?


Updated 10/20/08 12:31 AM · Posted by BellaSugar · 15 comments

Hair Color Glaze?

Shiny hair is kind of an enigma. Everyone wants it, yet no one really thinks they have it. At-home glazes sometimes have color specifications, but most companies make a clear version as well. Confused about what glazes are and how they should be used, I turned to Paul Cucinello, who is the Creative Director of Chris Chase Salon in New York City. How do at-home hair glazes work? Paul Cucinello: Read more

Stalled Weight Loss? Sore Muscles? Joy Bauer Has 3 Fast Fixes


Updated 11/01/11 8:43 PM · Posted by Fitness Magazine · 1 comment

Joy Bauer's Food Cures For Weight Loss and Sore Muscles

We are excited to share one of our fave stories from Fitness Magazine here on FitSugar! In her latest book, Today Show contributor Joy Bauer, R.D., explains that if you make the right diet choices, you can boost your mood, improve your memory and even see healthier skin, hair, and teeth (not to mention drop a few pounds)! Bauer gives you her eating prescription in Food Cures, a book that follows Read more

Jennifer Aniston's Go-To Guy Explains 3 Dos (and 3 Don'ts) of Hair Color


Updated 10/14/11 9:42 AM · Posted by · 4 comments

How to Do Ombre Color For Fall

Celebrity colorist Michael Canale has been working his artistic magic for 30 years, and he counts Jennifer Aniston, Denise Richards, and Nicole Kidman among his celebrity clientele. He's seen a lot of trends come and go through the years, but it's a natural-looking color job that he finds to be the most flattering. He explains, "For me, I think it's trying to use what God gave you already — Read more

Cookbook Review: The Cake Mix Doctor Bakes Gluten-Free


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Book Review: The Cake Mix Doctor Bakes Gluten-Free

If you do any gluten-free baking, you're fully aware that baking without regular flour requires some skill and patience in the kitchen. Thankfully, with gluten-free baking mixes, it's easy to make your favorite cookie and cake recipes without ripping your hair out in the process. Anne Byrn — aka "The Cake Mix Doctor" — is at it again with her latest cookbook, The Cake Mix Doctor Bakes Read more

5 Beauty Recipes From the 1700s That Really Work (and 3 That Really Don't)


Updated 07/27/11 7:47 PM · Posted by · 11 comments

18th-Century Beauty Recipes to Try (or Avoid) 2011-07-27 11:45:40

Eighteenth-century French women had a wealth of at-home beauty treatments, and luckily many of them survive in the Toilet au Flora, a book of recipes compiled by French naturalist Pierre-Joseph Buc'hoz. Some of the treatments are still great DIYs, and some are absolutely horrifying. Here are five simple, effective recipes you should try, plus three treatments from the book you definitely Read more