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Looking Stylish at the Office. While office attire most often dictates conservative professionalism, you can still look tailored and put together while incorporating a little style. Even the most conservative dress code will allow for a colored tie or scarf, while business casual allows bright colors and accessories. (February 02, 2009)

Choosing the Right Eyeshadow for You. When choosing eyeshadow, first determine your skin color, skin tone, and then choose from within those color palettes. Choose opposite colors from your eye coloring to make your eyes really pop! (January 30, 2009)

Applying Eyeshadow. Have you ever wanted to apply eyeshadow, but don't know where to begin? Start by thinking of your face as a palette, and then match colors to your skin tone, eye color, and hair. Determine you color palette based on those parameters, and then follow these great tips for applying eyeshadow. (January 28, 2009)

How to Curl Hair. Short of getting a perm to make your hair permanently curly, you can try several non-permanent methods for curling your hair. Use heated appliances or no-heat methods in this article. Keep in mind that if your hair is long or heavy, it will take longer to encourage your hair to curl. (January 26, 2009)

Teen Makeup Styles. The best teen makeup style is one that lends a natural look after the makeup is applied. Choose quality products that won't harm your skin, and seek advice from a makeup professional if you find it difficult to achieve the look you want. Avoid heavy makeup that covers your fresh skin, and keep in mind that makeup is meant to enhance beauty, and not to conceal it. (January 23, 2009)

ESCA Makeup. Made of all natural ingredients, ESCA products never expire, and provide lightweight coverage that stays in place all day. And although ESCA makeup can be pricey, a little goes a long way, giving you more product use for your money. (January 21, 2009)

Earwax Removal. Heavy earwax buildup is not only an annoyance, it can cause hearing loss and eardrum damage. While there are several home remedies that you can try yourself, if you experience severe pain, make an appointment to see your doctor so that he can remove the earwax safely. (January 19, 2009)