m any of us have spent more than we’d like to admit on lipsticks with cute, catchy names that sound promising (berry sexy, anyone?) but instead give us that sickly, yellowish “glow.” If you’ve been making that classic rookie mistake – matching color with color- it’s time to focus on the wonders of the undertone. Shopping sprees will become a little more involved, but ultimately more suc

t rendsetters winked at yoga a while back, but the discipline has yet to go the way of the jazzercise. Blame it on the lack of hip-high leotards, or the perk of inner peace – yoga’s only gotten hotter. And every run-down bride should consider taking an “ohm” on the sweaty side before popping any sleeping, caffeine or diet pill; it’s the healthy route to total happiness. Though it’s norm

c rown yourself belle-of-the-ball with a bridal hairstyle that haloes your honed look-of-choice and the overall atmosphere of your ceremony. The hairstyle should compliment both your facial structure and dress design, as well as your loyal attendants. Ideally, your bridal hairstyle with draw attention to your most preferable features, and add a flourish of finesse to the overarching semblance. swin

a very sarcastic ‘good luck’ to those trying to spot a common motif amongst this summer’s hair trends – they give it to us straight, curly and unkempt, plus piled unnervingly high. Combing through the sundry styles (all drop-dead hot) takes a boar bristle brush, but once detangled, it’s clear the fashion gods have smiled upon us all- especially those suffering from the sticky summer neck

g et baby-dolled up for your wedding day with airbrush makeup, a revolutionary foundation that enlivens your features and exposes a sprightly, bare-faced beauty. Glamour is less about the kitschy glitter and more about that natural gleam: a philosophy that should be passed on to brides hoping to look model-esque for photographs. So ditch the stage makeup, clogged pores, clown-cheeks and all, and pa