Today’s Beauty Secret

Fashion Style Magazine beauty experts reveal the tricks and must-have products behind the prettiest hair and makeup looks. Plus, catch up on all things beauty.

Side Braid

As seen on: Eva Longoria

How-to: ““What makes this style modern is the side part and unfussy yet polished feel,” says beauty editor Jessica Prince. “Start off with a frizz-busting shine serum for a smooth blowout that will maximize your length, then bring all your hair to one side. Begin braiding at your shoulder and continue until the last two inches and tie with an elastic.”

Editor’s pick: Josie Maran Argan Oil Hair Serum ($30).

Shiny Brunette

As seen on: Lea Michele

How-to: “Boost your hair’s ability to shine like Lea’s starting in the shower. Treat your locks with a conditioner containing light-enhancing properties,” says beauty editor Jessica Prince.

Editor’s pick: John Frieda Brilliant Brunette Liquid Shine Illuminating Conditioner ($7.49).

Wavy Tresses

As seen on: Reese Witherspoon

How-to: “Voluminized, wavy hair looks modern paired with natural-looking makeup. For a style similar to Reese’s, part the first few inches of your hair down the middle and backcomb the rest starting near the center to add height and drama. A product that will produce volume, shine, and texture is a must.”

Editor’s pick: Oribe Après Beach Wave and Shine Spray ($35)

Extreme Lashes

As seen on: Keira Knightley

How-to: “You know that major mascara is an instant eye opener. So how to apply it to your lower lash line without getting raccoon eyes? It’s all in the brush and application method,” explains beauty editor Jessica Prince. “The best wands for luxe lower lashes are the smallest. Clinique’s Bottom Lash Mascara is teeny tiny and latches onto fringe you didn’t even know you had. To avoid clumping, gently wipe the brush with a clean tissue, then wiggle it slowly starting at your lash roots. The end result will mimic falsies.”

Editor’s pick: Clinique Bottom Lash Mascara in black ($10).

Healthy Glow

As seen on: Jennifer Aniston

How-to: “A (fake) tan looks best when your glow is continous on your face, neck, and chest,” says beauty editor Jessica Prince. “Exfoliate and apply a gradual formula (preferably one with anti-aging benefits) evenly to all three areas, which makes it less likely you’ll appear orange or streaky.”

Editor’s pick: Philosophy Here Comes The Sun Age-Defense Gradual Glow Self-Tanner For Face ($26).

Source: www.harpersbazaar.com