How to Give Yourself a Makeover for Spring

Tired of the same ho-hum hair and makeup look everyday? Looking for a way to mix it up a little? Total Beauty’s got the deets on five different hair and makeup looks to give yourself rockstar edge for Spring…

Give Yourself a Sexy Rockstar Makeover

Follow these beauty tips used on TotalBeauty.com reader Linda to break out of your beauty rut and into a hot new look

Our makeover dream team — celebrity hair stylists and owners of Lukaro Beverly Hills salon Luke and Rona O’Connor, and celebrity makeup artist Robert Bolanos — shows TotalBeauty.com reader Linda how to take her daily wash ‘n’ go look to stage-ready sex kitten with five simple hair and makeup tips. See makeover

Best Drugstore Lip Gloss: Revlon Super Lustrous

Mmm, Revlon is fast becoming my all-time fave drugstore brand. I have been wearing Skinlights for face and Super Lustrous lip gloss since high school, but I could swear that they’ve since improved the formulation of Super Lustrous. It feels even creamier and more long-lasting than I remember. Plus, it’s not too sticky.

If I could compare the consistency and look to a high-end lip gloss, Revlon Super Lustrous has the creaminess of Estee Lauder Pure Gloss with the rich look of MAC Lipglass. My current favorite Super Lustrous Shade is Life’s a Peach – a perfect soft coral for Spring. If you want to kick it up a notch for Spring, pick Coral Glow – a bolder, more sangria-orange gloss with a touch of sparkle.

A girl can never have too many lip glosses.

If you pick up one more item by Revlon, try Revlon Eyelash Curler. It is the best I’ve used to date. We’re inseparable.

Best Eyelash Curler: Revlon

I’ll be honest: the only eyelash curlers I’ve owned to date are from Lancome and Revlon, in that order. I thought my Lancome curler could do no wrong — it did pinch my eyelids a little if I wasn’t careful, but it gave a nice curl. That is, until it broke one day. I didn’t realize how flimsy Lancome’s eyelash curler was until the end of the handle randomly snapped off. Frustrated, I tossed it in the trash and headed to the drugstore to try the Revlon eyelash curler I remembered reading about so often.

Revlon Eyelash Curler feels light yet sturdy. The pads are ultra comfy and the curler doesn’t pinch my eyelids at all. It delivers a nice curl with no awkward crimp in your lashes. The pads are also white (Lancome’s were black) which allows you to see and clean off any built-up eye makeup on the tool.

All in all, as long as this tool does not break prematurely, Revlon Eyelash Curler gets the job done for me.

Which brand eyelash curler can you not live without?