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10 Hair Oils to Repair Dry, Frizzy Hair

Be gone, split ends. 10 Hair Oils to Repair Dry, Frizzy Hair The term "hair oil" can sound counterintuitive. It may make you think, "Oil for my greasy roots? Thanks, but I'm good." And yet, the benefits of adding natural oils to your hair routine are numerous, especially as we head into summer. They prevent damage (especially for those who choose to go platinum), smooth frizzy ends, and moisturize sun-dulled locks. Keep reading for some of the best ways to keep your hair looking gorgeous this year. 1. ​ALTERNA Haircare Kendi Oil Dry Mist Keep color-treated hair in tip-top shape with a spritz of this dry mist—a kick-ass combo of smoothing kendi oil and strengthening bamboo—that banishes frizzy ends and locks in color. ALTERNA Haircare Bamboo Smooth Kendi Oil Dry Mist,  £63.02   ;  amazon.co.uk . 2. ​Dove Pure Care Restorative Dry Oil Before you start a blowout, treat wet strands to one or two pumps of this restorative macadamia oil treatment

DIY Shattered Glass Nail Art Tutorial

This viral trend is not going anywhere, anytime soon. Learn how to DIY shattered glass nail art with this step-by-step tutorial.  DIY Shattered Glass Nail Art Tutorial      Without South Korea, our skin would be in shambles and we would be entrenched in a life where shattered glass nail art doesn’t exist. While it certainly seems as if we can’t get enough of Korean beauty (probably because we can’t), there are so many great trends and looks to try that we can’t help but write about all of them. This leads to a lot of posts with the word “Korea” in there, something we’re definitely not opposed to (they clearly have their beauty game on lock). So, bear with us as we fangirl for a bit about shattered glass nails and how it’s, quite possibly, one of the most inventive trends of the social media age.      Created with iridescent cellophane, shattered glass nails are an easy look that gives your nails the appearance of having been dipped in shards of broken glass. The result is a