Modern women put their hair through torture everyday. We color. We curl. We flat iron. And every once in awhile, when we get a chance, we deep condition.

That's why finding rich conditioners to repair damaged hair. We can't wait to try Yuko's Hair Through after reading this incredible review.

I find my results are best when I apply it to wet hair. I simply spray throughout, then gently comb through with a wide tooth comb and style as usual. When applied to dry hair (which it says you can do), I found it tended to not spread well and my hair in those areas seemed.... not quite right. It wasn't exactly greasy, but it wouldn't move naturally. So, apply to wet hair. The spray has a light natural smell, and you can't smell it at all once hair is dry.

The product is so weightless it might as well be water. I can't tell at all that it is in my hair. It does make my hair a bit softer though I'm not sure if there is any extra shine. I have no split ends right now, though it is too early to tell if this will banish them.

A leave in conditioner that doesn't weigh down my hair? I'm sold.

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Stila Lip Glaze has become a beauty staple of sorts in the makeup bags of women around the world.

The classic packaging and high shine colors set this gloss apart.

The code for the free Lip Glaze trio on stilacosmetics.com is JEWELLIP.

Scrangie reviews the gloss.

I think they all look gorgeous, especially at night, but the pink can be a little frosty looking if you put too much on. These are *very* sparkly. I like them a whole lot, I just wish they weren't in that annoying clicky pen thing! These would be way better in a traditional tube-wand or tube-brush lipgloss package... heck, even a squeeze tube would be better than the click pen that takes forever to dispense and then suddenly oozes tons of product after you've already put it back in your purse...

Mara Hoffman's bright colors and exotic prints have made her work highly sought after by the fashion forward bathing beauties. (View her 2011 swim collection here.)

The makeup was gorgeous. The models wore an unexpected twist to the classic bronzed glow. The girls wore bronzer on their upper cheekbone with a touch of highlighter with peach/bronze highlighter on the lids as well. Thick liner on the lower lash line brings some edge to this look.


My girl Brittany over at Clumps of Mascara got to go behind the scenes at the show, and she snapped a picture of the makeup setup.

Zoya's Fall 2010 collection consists of warm creme and glitter polishes. Purchase the lacquers for $7 each or purchase the sampler from $36 from Zoya.com.

Can't Wait To Try: Stacy (deep burgundy) looked gorgeous in these swatches from Scrangie.

• Edyta (ZP525) – fern green sparkling metallic
• Julieanne (ZP526) – byzantium purple sparkling metallic
• Cheryl (ZP527) – chocolate bronze sparkling metallic
• Karina (ZP528) – garnet red sparkling metallic
• Carrie Ann (ZP529) – venetian red sparkling metallic
• Kym (ZP530) – cardinal mauve sparkling metallic

• Kelly (ZP519) – paynes gray cream
• Stacy (ZP520) – mahogany red cream (shown)
• Burke (ZP521) – sienna red cream
• Kristi (ZP522) – crimson red cream
• Cola (ZP523) – desert sand red cream
• Shawn (ZP524) – myrtle green cream

Alice and Olivia is hands down one of the hottest labels around, so a collaboration with the one of the most sought after cosmetics companies is perfectly logical.

The designer line consists of pigments, a dazzleglass, and nail lacquers (our favorite). Of the nail colors, I can't get enough of Morning After. The deep teal creme color is warm and gorgeous.

Gorgeous Photo Via: All Lacquered Up aka the Nail Polish Goddess

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