As someone who has been dyeing their hair blonde since 7th grade, I've learned the importance of adding hydration back into your strands. From moisturizing masks to hair oils to leave-in treatments, finding a method that works for your hair type is vital to keep your hair from drying out and breaking. It's important for everyone to keep their hair nourished, but especially those of us with damaged or processed hair. My hair dresser highly recommended adding a leave-in conditioner to my routin...

I've been self-tanning for as long as I can remember. I've always loved a nice bronze glow and thankfully realized in my early 20s how bad the sun is for you, so I've since turned to sunless solutions. I've been using a bronzing mousse for years (St. Tropez is my favorite) but have recently discovered self-tanning drops and I'm officially hooked. I still love the mousse before an event or a trip as it provides a major boost of color quickly, but the process is a bit involved for maintaining ev...

Vanessa Bryant has asked Nike to explain why an unauthorized shoe, which she designed in honor of her daughter Gianna, was released to the public without her consent.Taking to Instagram to call out the footwear giant, Bryant wrote that the style -- dubbed the Mambacita -- was never approved for sale. "I wanted it to be sold to honor my daughter with ALL of the proceeds benefitting our [Mamba & Mambacita Sports Foundation] but I did not re-sign the Nike contract and decided not to sell these ...

Mark Twain once wrote, "Man is the only animal that blushes -- or needs to," characterizing the bodily function as evidence of our own self-awareness, a natural reaction to embarrassment and shame. Charles Darwin agreed, describing the act of blushing as the "most human of all expressions." To both of these towering intellectuals, to blush is to live -- a flushed face is a sign of vigor, of emotion, of the very blood that runs through our veins.Humans have attempted to mimic blushing -- the pec...