Want the scoop on some of our favorite looks? Read on to see our top three favorites: ** 1. The Face-Framing Middle Part Bang Big on styles that help accentuate your face shape? Then this face-framing style will work for you. On pin-straight hair, opt for using a curling iron to bend the ends of your hair to achieve the chin hugging effect. Apply a hairspray like TRESemmé Compressed Micro Mist Hairspray Boost Hold Level 3 for a soft hold....
** Similar to keratin treatment technology wherein hair is technically “spackled” with missing keratin bonds to form a healthy cuticle, hair botox contains organic microspheres full of vitamins, proteins and antioxidants. These are then designed to penetrate the hair shaft, repairing lost lipids and filling in the gaps. Therefore, they virtually restore the shaft to a smoother, more moisturized state. Hair botox does not contain any botulinum toxin (or actual, reality-show-plastic-surgery botox), which is a neurotoxin typically used in cosmetic procedures for its anti-aging properties....
To access it, all uses will need to do is swipe up from the bottom of the display. If the update has been applied and the feature is available to you, then you should see it just after the screen wake option. You will need to make sure your Charge 5 is updated to version 1.171.50 though. Updating is easy if you’ve never done it before. However, you will generally want to keep the tracker plugged in for the duration of the update....
Fairly recently, Google added some new features to its in-feed videos. Before, they would just autoplay silently if you stopped on them. Now, you can mute/unmute them, scrub them, and even activate closed captions. You could do all of this with them while they stayed out of the way. YouTube might make in-feed videos annoying YouTube might make in-feed videos annoying However, that might not be the case for much longer....
Yesterday, Dan Harris’ book editor, Denise Oswald, tweeted a screenshot revealing Harris’ title at number one for the week of April 6. The full bestseller list won’t go online until next weekend, but we’re happy for the sneak peek. 10% Happier was released this month and chronicles ABC News anchor Dan Harris’s on-air panic attack in 2004, which prompted him to visit a psychiatrist and find a way to cope with his “well-hidden and well-managed” drug use and depression—both of which had developed after he returned from covering the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel, and Palestine....
