When a Little Chapstick
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Checking Frizzy Hair and an Instant Face Moisturizerby Jane Callahan We’ve all been there: after some hellish journey on a train, plane, or automobile you look like you’ve just finished a session at a boot camp where make-up and hairbrushes are illegal. Since Murphy’s Law has proved its existence to all of us, you happen to notice that the best-looking man on this side of the equator has sat down next to you. In this situation I have found a fifty-cent tube of chap stick to be my best friend, especially in winter. One of the biggest problems with traveling, particularly in a plane, is that the air is dry and re-circulated. This is going to make your hair static and flat. Fear not, chapstick is an easy solution: rub the chapstick on the tips of all five fingers generously, and then pat down your fly-aways at the part. If you have thick hair, you can also rub it in at the ends of your
hair. This is not recommended for people with fine or thinning hair,
as it will only make it look greasy and weighed down. For those of you
with curly hair, massaging the chapstick into your roots can separate
your curls and give way to some volume. Next, dab a bit on your eyebrows.
This will make them look tamer as well as giving them a healthy sheen. |
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