by Stephanie Saltzman

Tired, last-resort Father's Day gift clichés exist for a reason: A lot of men are tough to shop for. So here are ten grooming gift ideas that raise the Father's Day ante--because a man can only own so many ties, golf balls, and "World's Greatest Dad!" mugs.

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by Anne-Marie Guarnieri


courtesy of CK One Confession: I like the smell of nail polish. And Sharpies, gasoline, and hair spray. And before you get Dr. Drew on the line, note that I said, "I like the smell," not "I like to huff." Just so we're clear. Anyway, I suspect that I'm not alone in liking those chemical-y smells, but I don't personally know too many other people who feel the same way. Take nail polish, for instance: Every time I even think about painting my nails or toes, I have to give my husband a warning and enough time to vacate the immediate area. So I was stoked when I got samples of these CK One Summer polishes because the press notes said they were scented with CK One Summer, a lighter version of the sexy, citrusy, unisex classic.

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Scented nail polish is not a new concept, but usually the fragrances are in the candy or fruity family--something my husband also finds unappetizing. But I thought he might actually welcome

By Jada Wong, Refinery29

.Rachel Zoe's Instagram is filled with pics of her adorable tot Skyler (and her celeb friends), but now some of her followers are unjustifiably upset about the too-long length of his hair. Consider this Jenna Lyons-gate 2.0 - remember, when Fox News called out Lyons for letting her son wear nail polish - if you will.

In Zoe's recent pics, two-year-old Skyler sports near shoulder-length curls, and some commenters are calling mom out for not cutting his hair, thus making him look like a girl. Some choice comments: "Cut his hair. He looks like a girl," "STOP MAKING YOUR BOY LOOK LIKE A GIRL," and "Youre [sic] a terrible mom. Do you know how hard youre [sic] f*cking him over?" Of course, some onlookers are meaner than others, and one of the beautiful things about the Internet is being able say anything you want anonymously. But, seriously, what it boils down to is this: Skyler is Zoe and Rodger Berman's son, and as parents, they have the final (and only) say on his

By Bren Lee Gomez, Refinery29

.With nail biting recently being identified as a form of OCD, it's easy to understand why this bad habit is so hard to break. For lifetime biters, the act is comforting, automatic, stress-relieving, and seemingly impossible to quit. But with the popularity of nail art stronger than ever and the countless products to put and keep your nails in rehab, it's time to quit for good - here's how to do it.

Identify Your Triggers
Nail biters have all tried the popular treatments: nail polish that discourages biting by leaving a bad taste in your mouth, sitting on your hands, chewing gum instead of chewing your nails. Been there, done that, still biting your nails? Pay attention to what makes you start gnawing. Did you notice a hangnail? Is it an uneven ridge that you just have to file down with your teeth until it's even? Does it happen when you're anxious during suspenseful movies or bored during long drives? Figure out what makes you start biting, and deal with

Summertime is the perfect time to experiment with color on your eyes. Here are 7 eye makeup tutorials to show you how to wear this season's hottest looks from playful brights to sexy metallics. Whether you are headed to a wedding or getting together with the girls, find an excuse to take a few extra moments and try one of these pretty how-tos. - By Sonya Lee Benham

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Summer Tanning Safety The first day of summer may be two weeks away, but that doesn't stop the sun from shining. And it definitely doesn't stop you from tanning. I care about you and don't want you to damage that beautiful skin. According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States! That's scary!

A national survey supported by the CDC shows that U.S. youth and adults (men and women) are being exposed to ultraviolet radiation and could do a lot more to protect themselves! That's why I've decided to breakdown five summer skin care myths for all ages, sexes, and ethnicities.

Myth #1: "I have dark skin, I can't get sunburned."

Wrong! Just because you have a darker complexion doesn't mean can't get a sunburn. It's true, that those with a fairer skin color burn faster, but all skin complexions can burn. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, people of color are often diagnosed later in life with skin cancer. Because of

Summer is a perfect low-key time to change up your look. If you have a round face like these lovely ladies, try their cuts for a style that will dazzle your features. By Julia Marino, REDBOOK.

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