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 | This week I round up all my best lipstick tips for older women. Find out how to plump out lips that have naturally thinned out with age and get the scoop on what lip shades look most natural. Also this week: How to tell if you'd look good as a blonde, why you should pick your eyes or your mouth to play up and how to soften those dry, cracked heels you're afraid to display. After you try my remedy, you'll be able to bring out the sandals, I promise. | |
Lipstick Tricks for Older Women
Did you know that pinks are the ideal lip color for older women? I didn't know this either, until I read Charla Krupp's book, "How Not to Look Old." It makes sense since the most flattering lip... Read more
| How to Tell If You'd Make a Great Blonde
You've heard the old adage that gentlemen prefer blondes. As famous stylist Rita Hazan once said in the pages of Marie Claire, "Blondes are sexy, brunettes are sophisticated, and redheads are born attention-getters." I tend to disagree. I think... Read more
| Why Thou Shalt Not Play Up the Eyes AND the Mouth
If you're going out & you want to look fabulous, just remember this simple tip: Either play up your eyes or your mouth, never both. If you accentuate both features, you risk looking dated (remember the 80s?).... Read more
| How To Soften Dry, Cracked Heels
Dry, cracked feet are never sexy. While this tends to be a summer hazard, it can happen all year-round. If you can't afford a fish pedicure, get rid of dry heel syndrome with this 5-step process I cobbled together and use myself from time-to-time... Read more
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