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Splurge or Save: Shampoo
Lather, rinse and repeat—the shampoo you just used in your hair is now swirling down the drain. This week, Beautylish investigates whether or not you should spend the big bucks or save when it comes to shampoos.
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Hair Oils: Do They Really Work?
Many women with lush, enviable manes credit hair oils as their beauty secret. But will hair oils work for all hair types? Beautylish's Tara road tests two hair oils to see if they truly make a difference in her fine hair.
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Which Face Spray Is Right For You?
Ever wonder what makes a refresher, setting, and finishing spray so different? Keep reading for our quick breakdown and see which one (or more) is right for you!
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What's Really In Your Lipstick?
From crushed insects to lead, keep reading to find out what surprising ingredients could be tainting your lips.
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Getting the Pretty Back with Molly Ringwald
Have you scanned actress Molly Ringwald's new book, "Getting the Pretty Back," yet? The '80s icon discusses life, love, and her beauty evolution. We captured a few of her beauty highlights.
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Searching for the Best Summer Fragrance? Here are 4.
From backyard barbeques to picturesque picnics and dreamy vacations, these scents are perfect for every summer scenario.
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10 Beach Bag Beauty Must-Haves
Did summer sneak up on you? Here’s everything you need for poolside or seaside chillin’.
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Slumber Party D.I.Y. Beauty Ideas!
Girly slumber parties are always fun, but add your own homemade beauty masks and treatments and you'll have an even better time!
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Which Bright Lip Is Best For You?
Bright lips were all over the runway this season, but which bold shade will best complement your skin tone and hair hue? Beautylish has the scoop on what bright color is best for you this summer.
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FDA Sunscreen Update Part 2: Waterproof SPF?
Keep reading to find out why "waterproof" sunscreens and even the term "sunblock" are going to be illegal. Miami-based dermatologist Dr. Marta I. Rendon explains the new FDA regulations on sunscreen labels.