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Blond therapy

Blond highlights? Selectively shampoo your hair, recommends stylist Guy Riggio at the Sally Hershberger salon. Apply shampoo only on the roots, not on the shaft, to avoid drying out already fragile hair.

Fine hair + highlights = fragile ends

To keep ends from fraying and breaking during a blow-dry, use a medium-heat setting. Styling will take longer this way, but it will leave your hair shinier and healthier.

Hair for your face

To make a round face look oval, avoid haircuts that are shorter than shoulder length. Side parts tend to widen the face, so opt for a middle-part. A few layers in front will elongate the face.

Take a cue from your man

Dip your toe into the menswear trend and wear a classic men’s watch instead of a wrist full of bangles. Wear it loose for a bracelet-like effect that’s sporty but elegant enough for any occasion.

The big picture

Step back from the mirror for some perspective when you're applying your makeup. That lets you see how eyes, lips and cheeks are working together.

Setting a foundation

If you have large pores, choose an oil-free foundation and set with a mineral-based powder. Heavy foundation will only clog the pores, making them more apparent.

Spray away

To control flyaways and add a "piecey" look to your style, spray a light-hold hair spray on your fingertips. Rake your fingers through your hair, scrunching your locks wherever you want extra definition.

Blot a lot

Constantly reaching for the powder compact to control your oily skin? Try blotter sheets instead. "They pick up excess oil without causing a cakey look," says makeup artist Marie Del Prete.

Foolproof contouring

Dip a large brush into bronzing powder, and swirl around the neck and frame of the face. Finish by sweeping across eyelids, nose, cheeks and chin.

The perfect pony

Add glamorous height to a ponytail by placing the tip of a tail comb under the top of your hair and lifting gently toward the crown, suggests Theresa Marra-Siliceo, hairstylist for "As the World Turns."

Cover up

Apply lip balm to the side of your hand, then apply your cream concealer on top and blend with your fingers to make it spread more easily.

Quiz

True or False: Cutting your hair makes it grow back thicker and darker.

Poll

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