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Winter is coming within two months so Thomas Salzano is decided to share a post with the best and beautiful winter locations in the USA. Because people are searching the best places in winter holidays to spend with their family. So through this post, Thomas N Salzano is going to help those ones who really want to know the places to visits in the winter season. In this post he shares top 10 places to visit in winter. Here is the list:
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Here, we celebrate the best in television--and their best dresses—from the last 17 years.  Another day, another lob--but the bob still holds its own for its simple elegance. Take it from the celebs who keep sporting shockingly shorter strands, from Kristen Stewart's textured tresses this year to Katie Holmes' manicured mane (with bangs!). Whether you're on the tail end of last year's pixie or are just now making the jump from long to short, the chin-length coif is versatile and timeless. Keep clicking to find your perfect cut.
 If you've always wanted to go short, summer's a better time than ever to take the plunge (think: less sweaty hair moments). But there's no going back once you commit to the chop--unless you're doubling down on hair gummies--so how the hell are you supposed to style it once you do? Here, 30 celebrity looks that will act as your spiritual hair guide. If you've always wanted to go short, summer's a better time than ever to take the plunge (think: less sweaty hair moments). But there's no going back once you commit to the chop--unless you're doubling down on hair gummies--so how the hell are you supposed to style it once you do? Here, 30 celebrity looks that will act as your spiritual hair guide. 01 Of 31Jourdan DunnSo sleek, so perfect. Natural that the VS Angel knows best. GETTY 01 Of 31Julianne HoughA slightly wavy bob with a liiiiittle bit of layering to lighten up the ends = the ideal way to ease into short hair for longer-locked gals.  Visit http://www.marieclaire.com/beauty/hair/g409/short-hair-how-to-hairstyleshttp://www.marieclaire.com/beauty/hair/g409/short-hair-how-to-hairstyles for complete post.
 If you’re anything like us, you tend to just go on autopilot when it comes to applying your makeup every morning. But if you want to minimize smudging--and messes in general--here’s a guide to putting on your makeup so it always looks (and stays) fresh.
1. Primer or moisturizer. Pick one, not both--as even the lightest lotion can make a primer less effective. Not sure of which to choose? If you’re on the drier side, opt for the moisturizer and skip the primer. If you’re on the oilier side, go straight for the primer. 2. Eye makeup (shadow, liner and mascara--in that order). Between smoky shadows and inky liners, eye makeup tends to be very messy. By starting with this step, you can easily clean up any mistakes without disrupting the rest of your makeup later. First, lay down your shadow to add some dimension to your lids, and then define your eyes with liner. Save the mascara for last so you don’t get your lashes dusty. (And if you do smudge, spot-treat with a moisturized Q-tip.) 3. Foundation, then concealer. Even out any blotchiness with a light layer of foundation. Afterward, apply concealer as needed. This way you’ll use less makeup overall, which will give you smoother coverage with less chance of it caking up or settling into fine lines later. 4. Bronzer (if you typically wear it), followed by blush. Bronzer is used to warm up your entire face, whereas blush is used to add color just to your cheeks. Sweep bronzer on the high points of your face first (so your forehead, down the bridge of your nose and tops of cheekbones), and then apply your blush to balance out the tone. Read more here: http://www.purewow.com/beauty/correct-order-for-makeup |
