As much as I’ve always wanted bold, bushy eyebrows like Brooke Shields and Cara Delevingne, it’s just never been in the cards for me. I grew to accept my average-sized brows, until one day last year when I was getting them shaped, my eyebrow threader pointed out that both of my brows had started to develop patchy spots that were making them look even thinner.

There comes a time in even the most solid of skincare regimens where the honeymoon period wanes and some of your tried-and-true staples feel a little meh. Sometimes that means you trade up for a new face wash or sub in something to make the relationship more exciting — a facial serum, perhaps. But in other cases, you might opt for a new treatment. And if you're in the market for top-notch exfoliation, then dermaplaning might just be your solution.

Jennifer Lopez has been hustling us with her lob haircut. Since her hairstylist Chris Appleton cut off her hair two weeks ago, J.Lo's long bob has taken on a different length every time she's walked the red carpet. At the Hustlers premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 7, the star débuted her shortest version of the cut yet — a slightly, slightly, shorter lob that hits right at the collarbone with asymmetrical pieces at the front.

One of my only beauty regrets is waxing my eyebrows for over a decade. Blame it on the early 2000s for wanting thinner brows, but pre-waxing, I had thick, full arches of Cara Delevingne proportions. Even though I stopped the bi-weekly waxes almost 10 years ago, my brows have never been the same: They've never grown back in. There are also some chunks missing from my arches and the tail part is too thin. To sum it up: My brows need some work every day.

Katie Holmes’ skin looks like a time capsule to her Dawson’s Creek days, and I found the secret. While Katie Holmes may not look a day older than Joey Potter, her teenage Dawson’s Creek character, the actress and bad girl around town is actually 40 years old. Age is just a number, but skin that wrinkle-free and even-toned is enough to inspire neck-breaking double takes. How does she do it? Turns out, Holmes has sworn by one drugstore anti-aging moisturizer for years.

The heat and hair-swelling humidity of summer — not to mention the damage inflicted by pool or ocean swims — can make it tough for women trying to keep their natural curls in tip-top shape. But Kerry Washington says she can’t stay away from the pool, so she comes up with hair tricks that’ll work before, during, and after a dip. With two kids and a pool at home, Washington says she’s likely to jump in no matter how her hair is styled on a given day.

Name a more glamorous gym rat than Kim Kardashian. Though she always appears photo shoot-ready, if you follow her on social media, you'll see she spends *a lot* of time at the gym, and she’s often with her trainer, Melissa Alcantara. And thanks to those videos, we sometimes get some great fitness tips without having to get our own personal trainers. For example, Kim posted a video of Alcantara demonstrating all the steps to doing a perfect squat during their "leg day.

You can order a veggie burger at a restaurant, but that doesn't mean it's the healthiest choice on the menu. The same goes for the shampoo you're using to wash your hair. There might be "healthy" ingredients on the label, like argan oil, coconut oil, and rosemary, but the blend can still include a bunch stuff that isn't good for your hair. If you want a clean shampoo that’s good for the planet and your hair, here’s what you need to know.

In skincare, retinol products are the closest thing to actual magic. The powerful ingredient (also known as vitamin A) is used to treat a long list of common skincare issues such as fine lines, wrinkles, acne, dullness, and large pores. Retinol can be extremely effective, but the ingredient is equal parts confusing because there are so many misconceptions about using it. That's why we turned to New York-based board-certified dermatologists Dr. Debra Jaliman and Dr.

Let me set the scene: You're about to head out to a wedding. Your dress fits just right, your heels seem like they're going to be comfortable, your hair is actually holding a curl, and you managed to keep your hand steady when you were putting on eyeliner. There's just one problem: You notice that you somehow chipped your dip powder manicure. It's like the nail polish just shed right off, and you have it in your hand. My friend recently shared this beauty horror story.