Source: Stop Biting Your Nails Without Exercising Crazy Willpower

The majority of people have, at one time or another, bitten their nails. And as anyone who's gotten caught in a cycle of biting can tell you, it can be painfully difficult to stop. Like food cravings or a nervous tic, the longer you hold off, the more anxious and distracted you get. It takes time to develop an alternate outlet for your nervous energy, and in the interim, going cold turkey rarely works. So what's a dyed-in-the-wool biter to do?

Get a gel manicure One of the classic pieces of advice for biters is that they should paint their nails. The logic is that if they look nice, you'll be less likely to bite them. Polish often does act as a deterrent, but since aesthetics aren't exactly at the root of the habit, lots of people just end up biting it off, along with their nails. That's where gel manicures come in. Products like Shellac and Gelish are extremely hard and thicker than polish. Biting gel off is

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Rachel Roy sees no evil! The fashion designer and InStyle contributor wears her good luck charm on her fingernails, showing up to the Museum of Modern Art's Party in the Garden Cartier-sponsored benefit in New York last night with evil eye and gold sparkle gel nail art. "The evil eye is quite important to me," Roy told InStyle.com of her manicure, which she got at Marie Nails' New York location. "I usually have three or four on. I put them on my daughters. I give them to people I love. It protects them and I think there's never enough healing to go around." As for why she chose the added sparkle? "The rest is just fun!" Tell us: Do you like her magical mani?

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Source: How to Keep Your Foundation From Melting in Warm Weather

The weather is heating up, and so is your makeup (meaning it might be melting). There are a few tricks you can use, however, to keep your foundation heat-, melt-, and sweat-proof. Get CoverGirl makeup artist Jake Bailey's tips for maintaining a matte finish through Spring and Summer's heat spells when you continue reading.

Handmade: Bailey stands by the belief that foundation should be applied with your fingers. "The skin-on-skin contact gives you a relationship to the product," he explains. "On a brush, you can't tell if there is too much or too little, but fingers give you the most natural finish." You can also try putting foundation on your eyelids as a base for any shadow you might apply. Another of Bailey's favorite application philosophies is to use your hands as if you were applying your favorite lotion. This way, you're sure to use the perfect amount.

Hide and seek: Covering under-eye circles can add an extra

Source: 3 (Nearly) Effortless Ways to Get Gorgeous Hair When It's Hot

Summer is about to begin, and the thermometer has already reached new highs, so why spend hours fussing with your hair? There are easy ways to keep your mane in check when it's hot out, so we turned to celebrity hairstylist Marcus Francis to find out how.

Skip the styling tools There's no need to use heated styling tools when it's sticky outside. Instead, Francis says to let hair air-dry with a little help from a styling product such as Phyto Phytovolume Actif Maximizing Volume Spray ($35). "It's a great, fool-proof Summer product to use when you just want beautiful, natural texture," he says. "Just spray it into towel-dried hair, from roots to ends, and run a wide-toothed comb through it. Then section off your part and let it air-dry." It's as simple as that.

Stay frizz-free in humidity Extra moisture in the air can wreak havoc on your hair. So to beat frizz, Francis says not to touch your strands while they're

Source: 4 Steps to Achieving Better Brows in a Flash

The eyebrows are the frames for beautiful eyes (that means they are important). And now that full, bold brows are in style, having the right moves for filling them in is essential. Makeup artist Floriane David of Make Up For Ever Academy reveals her expert secrets to achieving your best brows.

1. Form an outline: Start by using an angled brow brush to draw one long stroke underneath and above the eyebrow, advises David. This will help highlight your arch and create boundaries to color within.
2. Make high arches: Because the arch is the most important part of your brow look, it's where you should begin applying filler. This way, the arch will get the bulk of the product from your angled brush, making it a point of intensity.
3. Fill it in: Next, sweep your brush from the arch to the outer corner, keeping in mind that the last two-thirds of your brow should be the darkest. Then, move from the inner corner to the arch

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summer beauty productsBeat-the-Heat Bargains

Check out these great finds that fight frizzy hair, smooth rough feet, make lips glisten and nails sizzle, and give your face a beautiful, melt-proof finish. Photo credit: Devon Jarvis/Studio D.

Apply to damp or dry hair to calm flyaways (thanks to smoothing silk extracts) and prevent damage from heated styling tools. Herbal Essences Touchably Smooth Anti-Frizz Crème, $4.99; at drugstores. Photo credit: Devon Jarvis/Studio D.

This mousse-like foundation (with SPF 16) won't get cakey if you perspire. Maybelline New York Dream Nude Airfoam Foundation, $10.99; at drugstores. Photo credit: Devon Jarvis/Studio D.

Hands or feet make a splash in the season's hottest hue. OPI Nail Lacquer in A Roll in the Hague, $8.50; OPI.com Photo credit: Devon Jarvis/Studio D.

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Moisturizer...makeup...sunscreen...serums...there are so many products to put on your face that it can be really confusing to figure out what should go on top of what. The general rule is to apply them from thinnest to thickest. The exception: sunscreen.

- If you use a product containing physical sunscreen ingredients (like titanium dioxide or zinc oxide), then order doesn't matter. They'll work just the same whether you apply them first or last or in the middle.

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- If you use a product with chemical sunscreen ingredients (like oxycinnamate), then apply your sunscreen first. That's because some lotions can inhibit the way sunscreens spread on the skin and actually impact the SPF rating. Basically, if you apply chemical sunscreens after your moisturizer, you may not be getting the protection you need.

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- Wait a few minutes before putting anything on top of your