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Preparation: Don`t Overlook the Most Important Step
You`ve decided to go ahead with the makeover but don`t know where to start? You`ll want to begin by giving yourself the all-points beauty and skin-care treatment. That means exfoliation, masking, hot-oil or deep treating hair, a hydrating treatment like an oatmeal or mud bath, a pedicure and manicure to clean up those neglected nails, and attending to all the other little details that will make your makeover complete. From head to toe, be sure you include everything. Get or give yourself a thorough pedicure, attend to hair removal where necessary through waxing or plucking, trim dead ends if your makeover isn`t going to involve a new hair style, and even consider whitening those teeth.
Taking the Plunge
So now your all prepped and ready for the new look but what do you do now? Well, a makeover isn`t` a makeover without change, and change can be intimidating and scary. The trick is to find a level of change that is dramatic enough to be noticeable, and maybe even naturally a little bit uncomfortable, but yet not so drastic that it leaves you in regret.
Let`s start with the hair. How about a new style? If your locks are all one length consider adding in some quick and easy layers. If your look is straight and narrow, how about a body wave? Again, the idea here is moderate change. Next, consider some lowlights or highlights. If you`re a brunette, why not give your color a lift by one level and if you`re a natural blonde, consider some lowlights of brown or ash-blonde. Talk with your stylist about some new ideas.
For makeup, mix it up a little with something different than the usual. Consider shades that call attention to your features in a classy way. Try some metallic or sheers - they look great on almost anybody. If your used to going with browns and blacks, why not try your hand at some navy blues or plums? Don`t limit yourself to certain color choices only out of habit. No woman looks good in just one color.
Last but not least, the wardrobe. Not everyone has the funds to completely overhaul the wardrobe but try looking around at some vintage stores or second-hand shops. These are great places to get gently used and reduced-price designer styles and even mass-produced styles that are still in good shape and can give you a new look.
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