La Glamour — Lip Gloss and Hair Color
by Andrea Stephens
I want to start wearing lip
gloss. I like
the really shiny ones. What do you
suggest?
Neutrogena MoistureShine gloss will give you the
ultimate moist-lip
look! Not only does it glide on with great ease, but it’s
packed with
ingredients that both moisturize and reflect light in order
to give your
lips a radiant glow. It even comes in eight cool
colors!
My spring formal is coming,
and just for
fun, I want to color my hair for the dance. I’ve heard that
coloring can
damage your hair. Which treatments are least
harmful?
Great question. The least damaging color products
would be colored
mousses or comb-in temporary hair colors. Next would
be wash-in,
fade-out products. Moving up into the more serious
categories
would be semi-permanent colors. None of these
chemically changes
the hair shaft. Therefore, they are less damaging to your
terrific
tresses than a permanent hair color which, you
guessed it, is the
hardest on your hair! I suggest you have your trusted
hairstylist
apply the semi-permanent or permanent hair colors. He
or she will
use quality brands that may contain moisturizers to
condition the hair
and get it off to a good start.
What’s your opinion of the "metal" nail polishes?
I love them! The colors are icy-cool and range from
chrome to
copper, from platinum to titanium.
I can wear foundation for
about six
hours before my entire face is covered in shine. My
mom says that
it’s just my skin’s healthy glow, but the lady at the
cosmetic counter
says I need to be using powder over the foundation.
Who’s
right?
They both are! Your skin is glowing with its natural oils.
But too much
oil can look greasy. First, be sure you’re using an
oil-free foundation.
Then apply a light dusting of loose powder on top. Try
carrying
small linen tissues in your backpack or purse to do
some mid-day
blotting. Goodbye, shine!
These are the opinions of the beauty editor and not
necessarily
those of Focus on the Family. When a specific product
is mentioned,
it is not intended to be at the exclusion of other similar
products.
Please check your local beauty supply store for
comparable
items.
This article appeared in Brio
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