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A: A top note is the first aroma you smell after a fragrance is applied. These are followed by middle notes, which usually take 10 to 30 minutes to form. Base notes are the final fragrances to emerge and last the longest.
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A. Heloise, the maven of household hints, recommends storing perfume in a cool, dark place (same goes for your makeup and skin care). Also, pricier perfumes often have higher quality ingredients, which extend the life of the fragrance.
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A: Absolutely! The lips are especially vulnerable to UV damage. In fact, they’re 11 times thinner than the skin on your face and body. Look for lip balm with SPF 15 or higher. The lips aren’t the only place many people neglect to apply sunscreen, however. For more on commonly neglected areas, see our article here and keep your skin safe. |
A: Whether you use a curling iron, straightener or blow-dryer, let hair air-dry so it isn’t sopping wet; attach a diffuser to your blow-dryer, if possible; and then, spray on a heat protectant before styling. Here’s more on timeless tips for healthy hair. |