What you need:
- Moisturizing Product (I like Organix Coconut Milk Anti-Breakage Serum)
- Moisturizing Product (I like Organix Coconut Milk Anti-Breakage Serum)
- Mousse (I like Suave Professionals Captivating Curls Whipped Cream Mousse)
- Heat Protectant for Curls
- Blow Dryer with Diffuser (the blow drying step is optional, but if you do blow dry, the diffuser is not optional)
1. If you haven’t just gotten hair wet in the shower or bath, wet your hair under the faucet.
2. Use a comb and brush out your hair unless you're like Elizabeth and it makes your hair frizzy.
3. Next apply the moisturizing product.
4. Apply mousse. I like the Suave mousse because it will not make your hair crunchy. However, if you use too much it will make it feel oily. So experiment and find out how much you need.
5. Apply a heat protectant if you plan on blow drying it. I don’t have a favorite, but I try to avoid sprays that spray a straight stream because then it doesn’t get all the hair, just a small area.
6. After you apply your products, brush through hair with a comb.
7. Scrunch lightly
8. Now you can either let curls air dry or use a diffuser on low speed and heat blow dry till only slightly damp. The diffuser prevents your curls or waves from getting blown around and frizzing. Just tilt your head to the side and place a section of hair into the diffuser. Do not scrunch while diffusing just hold it there.
One of the really helpful resources that we used when learning how to style our naturally curly hair was a book called Curly Girl: The Handbook by Lorraine Massey. If I could, I'd give a copy to every single girl with curly hair.
One of the really helpful resources that we used when learning how to style our naturally curly hair was a book called Curly Girl: The Handbook by Lorraine Massey. If I could, I'd give a copy to every single girl with curly hair.
, contains many tips and tricks for use in the kitchen. The book covers a wide array of things that you might find helpful to know related to cooking - from what tools you can use in the kitchen if you don’t have some equipment that you need to how you can rehydrate mushrooms with wine. The books main divisions are equipment, produce, meat, pantry, techniques, wine & beer, and when things go wrong. All of these sections contain numerous tips that would be helpful for anyone who likes to cook. The book does not go into deep focus on any one of these divisions. However, everyone should be able to find at least a few good tips. The book is definitely a good, general, all-around reference book without being too specific. There is also a list of substitutions and equivalents which is perfect for the times when you realize an hour before everyone is supposed to arrive that you’ve forgotten some tiny ingredient needed to pull a dish together. Although not completely necessary, for someone who enjoys having a bookshelf full off culinary-related books in the kitchen, this book would make a good addition. This book would also make a good gift for a friend who enjoys being in the kitchen. 
I have problem skin, so I use the Clinique Acne System. Clinique has products for all types of skin and is very customizable. If you have a pesky skin issue like dry skin or dark circles you can go to the nearest Clinique counter or their online website and find a solution for you.
Yes, it’s expensive, and yes, it really works. I, too, was skeptical because of the price, but it’s very worth it if you have problem skin.
If you must be tan ,this is the stuff for you. It has spf and is a lot easier to use than the non-gradual lotions. If you’ve embraced your natural skin tone or are naturally darker it’s still very important that you use sunscreen to prevent wrinkles. Aveeno makes some nice lightweight ones and Clean & Clear makes the best affordable ones.
I LOVE this foundation. Not only is it super low maintenance, because it goes on quickly it actually covers up uneven patches and blemishes even though it‘s a powder. I recommend the starter kit because it comes with a bronzer and blush that give you a nice glow. However, go light on them. All you need is subtle hint for a natural looking glow.
Hate when your lashes clump together? This brush takes care of that and adds length.
To get a polished look almost everyone needs some type of lip color. I like the chubby stick because it feels soft on the lips like a balm but has nice color like a lipstick.
by Tina Sparkles. I was quite excited to look through it, and I wish that I had a sewing machine here in France so that I could have tried some of the ideas.