The loose kohl’s in this liner are very simple to use and they really do give you that professional looking smoky eye that you have probably been trying to get most of your life.  The coolest thing?  They come in six different colors, so you do not have to do black all of the time, however, I think that black looks the best on.

One thing that I have noticed about this particular eyeliner though is that you do have to be very careful with it – as it does stay where you put it.  So really try not to make any mistakes with it!

Well ladies, we all want to have eyelashes like in that picture right?  Well, there are quite a few ways that you can have lashes like in this picture and to be honest, it is not all that hard to do!  Firstly, you will need to drop that old mascara that you are using … honestly, how many times have you used it and what brand it is?  With all of the newest technologies in mascara out there, you need to ditch the old and bring in the new. 

One of the newest ways to make your eyelashes long is using the dual mascara – you know the type, the kinds that have a white side and then the actual mascara side.  I have to tell you, I used the newest ‘Double Extend’ mascara from L’Oreal and it is amazing!  Honestly, this stuff does not clump, does not fade or flick away and it really does extend the lashes well beyond the tip! 

Another great product is brand new!  Maybelline Stiletto is honestly going to be huge and it definitely does look awesome, just like all of the advertisements state!  Now ladies, I definitely wouldn’t lie to you when it comes to eyelashes, I am constantly trying to get mine longer and these two products are downright amazing, check them out!

Unfortunately, most of us aren’t blessed with a perfectly glossy mane. Here’s a quick (15 minutes!) and inexpensive hairstyling remedy you can try to achieve Jen’s sleek style. All you need are the following tools and products:
1. Blow-Dryer (the ones with hoods or diffusers work best)
2. Flat-Iron (pick one with ceramic plates, as these are less damaging to hair than those with metal ones)
3. A heat activated straightening balm. I recommend the following:
- Kerastase Resistance Ciment-Thermique
- Matrix Biolage Fortified Heat Sealer
- L’Oreal Studio Hot Straight Cream

Step 1: Start with towel-dried hair. Apply straightening balm to small (1/4-1/2 inch) sections of the hair.
Step 2: Blow-dry each section of hair (1/4-1/2 inch, just as in step one.) The trick is to use a flat paddle brush quickly through the hair sections, followed closely by the blow-dryer.
Step 3: When all hair is dried, use a flat-iron on bigger sections of hair (about 1 inch) Begin on the inner sections (under) and finish with the outer sections. The trick is to pull the iron flat from the roots to the ends of each section.