Whether you're in the market for a school day scent or one for a first date, there's a new favorite for you in these pro-approved picks.

While you may love your light-as-air fragrance for classes, the same scent will disappear when you're out with friends. On the flip side, you don't want your everyday perfume to be so strong that the girl who sits four rows behind you in homeroom can get a big whiff. Not all aromas are created equal and though you may have a signature that's often your go-to, set it aside for special occasions.

Scent expert Kim Berg, Director of Evaluation of Drom Fragrances, gives you the inside scoop on which notes to look for in your picks for school, parties, family events, and even a date!

By Carolyn Hsu, Beauty High

We've learned (from experience unfortunately) that it doesn't always take much for hair to lose its luster and elasticity - anything from a coloring gone wrong to overheating the curling iron or even using the wrong brush can result in an immediate need to check into hair rehab. Luckily we've learned a thing or two from our past hair follies on how not to be a repeat offender. So if you've committed some hair-dont's recently, read on for do's that will have your strands restored to its healthiest, glossiest best in no time.

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Nail art has become as ubiquitous as an ombré mane or black ankle booties. Thanks to Deborah Lippmann's surprisingly easy-to-do tips and tricks, you can skip the salon and attend to your digits in the comfort of your own home.

2. Be careful! People tend to try to make polish look like the shade in the bottle on the first coat, but you want to apply two thin coats and build the color, advices Lippmann. If you use too much lacquer, the color will peel and chip easily. If you apply very thin coats, let the polish dry in between each layer (waiting at least a minute or two) so that the solvents evaporate. This will make it wear better and last longer.

3. Hydrating is important."Most of us don't hydrate nearly as much as we should, and our nails would look a lot better if we did,"

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Michelle Obama just celebrated her 49th birthday with a haircut it seems. The First Lady's Twitter account, @FLOTUS (run by campaign staff), tweeted a photo of her sleek new bangs today.

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Although we only have a side view for now, we are in love!

Can we now declare this the First Makeover Of the United States?

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Flakes, painful raw patches, that annoying white ring of dead skin around your mouth - chapped lips are hella glamorous, no? Sure, you can slather on balms to combat a parched pout, but sometimes we feel those store-bought lip salves do nothing more than get us hooked on the stuff. Natural remedies to the rescue!

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We checked in with dermatologist Dr. Marina Peredo to find out which natural wonders would work, well, wonders on our chapped mouths. Here, she's laid out the five ingredients that can cure your chapped lips, plus the pros and cons of each, how to use them most effectively, and why each is an essential in her winter beauty arsenal. Read on to learn the secrets to healthy, hydrated lips.

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Seriously, guys. I love a good bearded dude, but making out with a face full of hair leaves my chin super rosy. It's almost as embarrassing as a hickey--and lasts as long, too. [Ed. note: Don't judge, but I caught a snippet of Cougar Town last night, during which Courteney Cox referred to the above as "stache rash". Loves it. -RJ] And, while I've kind of just sucked it up, I found out that I'm not alone (besides aforementioned TBS sitcom character). According to a survey Gillette did, two out of three women avoided kissing a guy when he had a beard. SO interesting, right? In fact, they are doing this 15-city tour to prove it to dudes called KissAndTell.

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Anyway, I caught up with dating expert Marni Kinrys to find out what we (aka the significant other) of bearded men), should do.

Tell your man to shave!

Seriously, that's it. And if you won't, don't make out with him. Why should you suffer

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The first time I learned about split ends, I was probably around 11. I was watching some Mary-Kate and Ashley movie where they put one of their friends' hair under a microscope in science class and-wait for it-Kelly has split ends! Despite my freshly cut, never colored, healthy 11-year-old hair, I remember thinking, My God, do I have split ends?

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Years-and many flatirons and color jobs-later, I know firsthand what the fuss is about. Split ends, or trichoptilosis, happen when your hair is exposed to so much stress that its protective layer is ripped from the hair shaft. Sounds kind of brutal, right? And while a trim is the only cure, there are things you can do to minimize split ends' occurrence and temporarily hide them. I spoke to hairstylist Matt Fugate of New York City's Sally Hershberger salon to get the scoop:

What are the main causes of split ends?
"Weather, wear and tear, and sometimes heat

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I consider orange lips to be one of the most elusive makeup looks. Every time I see my Urban Decay Super-Saturated High Gloss Lip Color in Punch Drunk at the bottom of my makeup bag, I have to fight the urge to smear it all over my lips. But then I realize I would probably feel (and look) like a drunken clown on a rampage-it's definitely not the easiest to pull off. But Jessica Alba recently walked the Golden Globes red carpet with bright tangerine lips. The mouth-watering shade inspired me to try the look again. Here, four tips to keep in mind when trying out the juicy trend.

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Consider your coloring. True orange shades look especially flattering on blondes and women with caramel-colored skin or darker, while red-orange (i.e. coral) looks good on most skin tones.

Go matte. With bold shades-especially eye-catching orange-feathering and fading are more noticeable, so skip glossy formulas that can slip off