The post 3 Things to Consider Before Getting a Lash Lift appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>Professional Process
When it comes to the eyes, you don’t want anyone going near them who doesn’t know exactly what they’re doing. Do some research and make sure the salon you’ve having your lash lift done at is reputable, with fully trained staff.
𝙇𝙞𝙛𝙩𝙞𝙣𝙜 – 𝙀𝙮𝙚𝙗𝙧𝙤𝙬𝙨- 𝙀𝙮𝙚𝙡𝙖𝙨𝙝 𝙚𝙭𝙩𝙚𝙣𝙨𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨 
(@studio_lashess)Sensitive Eyes
If your eyes are on the sensitive side, make sure you have an open discussion with your lash artist before they start the procedure. While having sensitive eyes doesn’t automatically mean you can’t get a lash lift done, your lash artist may opt to use a different chemical formula or process to complete your lift.
Adjust Your Look
Many people find that a lash lift subtly alters their appearance, and this can lead them to change up their make up looks. Whether you choose to stop wearing mascara on a daily basis, choose a bright lip color to balance out your beauty look, or decide to highlight your eyes even further with some dramatic eyeliner, getting a lash lift done may inspire you to experiment with your beauty looks.
The post 3 Things to Consider Before Getting a Lash Lift appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>The post These Natural Products are Amazing for Hair and Skin appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>Olive Oil
The thought of putting olive oil on your skin and hair might not sound particularly appealing, but it’s a product that has been used for centuries to moisturize and care for skin and hair, and it’s known to improve scalp health and help hair grow stronger.
Aloe Vera Gel
If you have an aloe plant around then this is perfect as you can take the gel in its purest form. If not, then many health and wellbeing stores will sell this gel which can be used as an anti-inflammatory skin product.
(@her_mevsimcicek)Coconut Oil
If you have very dry skin or hair, then coconut oil is your best friend. It’s 100% natural and is known for being intensely moisturizing and replenishing. You may need to melt it in your hands or with a warm bowl of water, and then it can be massaged into thirsty hair or delicate skin for soft, silky results.
The post These Natural Products are Amazing for Hair and Skin appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>The post 3 Signs Your Skin Needs More Moisturizer appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>Dryness and Flakiness
The most obvious sign that your skin needs more moisture is when it feels dry or appears flaky. Dry skin can feel tight and uncomfortable and might look dull or rough. The best thing you can do is increase your hydration routine by applying a richer moisturizer immediately after showering.
(@elenasbeauties)Increased Sensitivity
With dry skin, you might notice that your skin becomes more reactive to products that previously caused no irritation. Opt for a hypoallergenic and fragrance-free moisturizer that calms the skin and reduces sensitivity.
Fine Lines and Wrinkles Becoming More Noticeable
Dehydration can make fine lines and wrinkles appear more pronounced, as dry skin lacks the plumpness that moisture provides. If you notice that your skin looks older than it usually does, dehydration might be playing a part. Try incorporating a daily moisturizer that targets aging concerns along with hydration.
The post 3 Signs Your Skin Needs More Moisturizer appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>The post 3 Products to Up Your Brow Game appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>Brow Brush
Simple yet effective, a brow brush will smooth out your brow hairs and ensure they are set in the direction you want them in. You can also brush your brows into more of an arched shape if this is the look you’re going for. Once brushed, use the other products listed here to set and define your brows.
Brow Powder
Use your brow brush to brush through a little powder in your desired shade. The best powders deliver color to help define and intensify your brows, as well as a little setting power to help keep your brows in the shape you brush them into. Less is more, so start off with just a bit of product before building it up—it’s easy to suddenly go overboard with it and end up with overdone brows.
Brow Gel
The final product to use in your three-step process, a clear or tinted brow gel will set your brows and add that little extra definition you’re looking for. You want a high-quality gel that won’t melt or flake onto your face as the day goes on, so it’s worth looking at higher-end brands with good reputations for brow products such as Benefit Cosmetics and Anastasia Beverly Hills.
The post 3 Products to Up Your Brow Game appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>The post What is the Right Brush for Your Hair Type? appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>For Fine Hair: Soft Bristle Brush
If you have fine or thin hair, a soft bristle brush is ideal. These brushes often use natural materials like boar bristles, which help distribute your scalp’s natural oils throughout your hair without causing damage or unnecessary breakage.
For Thick Hair: Paddle Brush
Those with thick, dense hair will benefit from using a paddle brush. This type of brush typically features a wide, flat base that allows you to work through large sections of hair effectively. The sturdy bristles can detangle thick hair without causing pain or damage. And the broad base helps smooth hair for sleek styles.
For Curly Hair: Wide-Tooth Comb or Detangling Brush
Curly hair is best managed with tools that minimize disruption to the natural curl pattern. A wide-tooth comb is excellent for gently detangling wet hair. Alternatively, detangling brushes designed for curly hair can help separate and define curls without pulling them apart. This will help maintain the integrity and shape of the curls.
The post What is the Right Brush for Your Hair Type? appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>The post How to Master Ombre Eyeshadow appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>Light Base
The most effective ombre eye looks begin with a light base. Don’t forget to prep your lids with a good primer (and give it time to set), then layer a cream, white, or pastel base color over your entire lid. Opt for a matte finish rather than a shimmer, as this will have longer staying powder and the other eyeshadow shades you layer over it will grip it better.
Build Color
Once your base is done, choose a color to layer over. Build up from the outer corner of your eye, as this is where you want the color to be darkest, then sweep the powder towards the middle of your eye. Blend out with a clean brush, to create a seamless effect. If you’re going for several colors, begin with the lightest and build up to the darkest tone.
Set It
The effect of your ombre eye will be lost if the shades bleed into each other, so complete the look with a high-quality setting spray. Mist the spray about eight inches from your face, keeping your eyes closed so the product covers your eyeshadow.
♡ (@mirror_life_km)The post How to Master Ombre Eyeshadow appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>The post How to Develop a Skincare Routine That You Can Really Stick To appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>Don’t Overcomplicate It
The more products you decide to include in your skincare routine, the more difficult it will be to stick to it. That’s why it’s always a good idea to stick to the basic steps, such as taking off your makeup, cleansing, and moisturizing your face on a daily basis.
Perfect Timing
If your excuse for not having a skincare routine is the lack of time, consider multitasking and doing it while you’re showering. Forgetfulness can also be the reason to skip your skincare routine, so consider setting the alarm to remind yourself to get it done.
Before & After
Having a regular skincare routine will have a positive effect on your skin and you can track your progress and stay motivated by taking before and after photos.
Designated Space
It’s easier to commit to your skincare routine when the products you need aren’t scattered around your house, so make sure to have a designated space where you keep them all together.
The post How to Develop a Skincare Routine That You Can Really Stick To appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>The post How to Make Your Lipstick Last All Day appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>Moisturize
Before you apply the lipstick, ensure that your lips are well conditioned with a softening balm. Ideally, apply this at least an hour before you apply lipstick, and ensure that you’ve gently exfoliated any dry skin from your lips by brushing over them with a soft-bristled toothbrush.
Double Up
Apply one coat of lipstick and give it time to dry before applying another over the top, just as you would with nail polish. This helps to increase the color intensity of the lipstick as well as its longevity.
Finishing Powder
Once you’ve applied two coats of lipstick, dust a translucent setting powder over your lips to help lock down the color. If you find this a little drying, add a final layer of clear gloss or balm once the powder has had five minutes to set.
The post How to Make Your Lipstick Last All Day appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>The post 3 Signs Your Hair is in Need of a Trim appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>Dry, Split Ends
Perhaps the most obvious sign that hair needs a trim is if the ends are looking ragged, split, and dry. Sometimes, a high-quality conditioning treatment can rescue and restore ends, but if you’ve tried this and they’re still looking worse for wear then it’s time to book in with your salon.
Lackluster Curls and Waves
Most people’s hair has at least a hint of wave to it, and many of us have really wavy, curly, or coily hair. One clear sign that a haircut needs to be on the horizon is if your curls or waves are looking a little flat and lackluster. This may mean that your hair is struggling to hold a wave, it’s getting frizzy no matter what you try, or your waves and curls are not sitting as they normally do.
It’s Always in Your Face
Sometimes, the first sign that our hair is in need of attention is our formally neat bangs flopping into our eyes every other minute. Hair growth is something that is hard to monitor on a daily basis, but if you’ve got bangs or any form of shaping around your face, you should notice when this grows out. Many stylists will trim and reshape a fringe free of charge, but if it’s been a while since you had your hair cut it may be worth sitting in the chair for a bit longer and asking them to refresh your whole ‘do.
(@hairby.stephanie)The post 3 Signs Your Hair is in Need of a Trim appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>The post 5 Spooky Makeup Collections Worth Checking Out This Halloween appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>IT – Makeup Revolution
Stephen King’s IT is one of the most beloved classic horrors, and Revolution prepared a series of seven products that pay homage to its iconic character Pennywise the Clown just in time for Halloween.
Haunted Mansion – ColourPop
Makeup collections inspired by Disney movies are never going out of style, and ColourPop’s latest will take us into the heart of their spookiest theme park attraction the Haunted Mansion.
The Nightmare Before Christmas – Spectrum Collections
Spectrum Collections is another brand with an ongoing collaboration with Disney, and their latest line of makeup brushes does a great job capturing the spirit of The Nightmare Before Christmas.
Wednesday – Hard Candy
Netflix’s hit series Wednesday inspired countless costumes long before Halloween came out, and this makeup collection will help you copy Wednesday’s iconic goth look just in time for Halloween.
Casper – Profusion
Profusion prepared one of the most impressive Halloween drops this season in Honor of Casper the Friendly Ghost, including everything from a 28-shade palette to several sets of makeup tools.
The post 5 Spooky Makeup Collections Worth Checking Out This Halloween appeared first on Bob's Hide Out.
]]>