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Choosing the best hairstyles for medium length hair

Most of the celebrities who have their hairstyle game on point have the best hairstyles for medium length hair. It is because this length of hair is easy to manage and lets you choose between making an updo and keeping them open for the next party look.

Women these days prefer the medium length of hair. It is because there are a plethora of hairstyles for medium length hair.  Depending upon your face cut and the texture of your hair you can experiment with these hairstyles and change your look every day. You can quickly change pace between no fuss buns to blow-dried hair that are stylish to the core. With the styles discuss underneath you will turn heads at the next gathering and become the talk of the town in an instant.

Sleek bob: This hairstyle is your best pick if you are looking forward to making a chic rocker impression on the onlookers. It will go very well with a skater dress look and accentuates your neck so that you can adorn statement earrings along with the hairstyle.

Half-up do: If your goal is to achieve a bohemian look with the help of hairstyles for medium length hair then you can quickly do so with half-updo. You can also embellish it with the hair accessories that have feather or charms attached to them. It looks good on the heart-shaped face, and if you pair it up with statement eye makeup, you will look elegant as ever.

Fishtail braid: the idea of a messy fishtail braid may not seem too appealing at first but imagine wearing an off-shoulder dress with a beautiful neckpiece, and you will suddenly fall in love with the idea. It will easily keep the hair away from your face and make you look stylishly feminine. Fishtail braids can also be embellished with the help of accessories that match with the outfit.

  Choosing the best hairstyles for medium length hair

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Choosing the best hairstyles for medium length hair

Most of the celebrities who have their hairstyle game on point have the best hairstyles for medium length hair. It is because this length of hair is easy to manage and lets you choose between making an updo and keeping them open for the next party look.

Women these days prefer the medium length of hair. It is because there are a plethora of hairstyles for medium length hair.  Depending upon your face cut and the texture of your hair you can experiment with these hairstyles and change your look every day. You can quickly change pace between no fuss buns to blow-dried hair that are stylish to the core. With the styles discuss underneath you will turn heads at the next gathering and become the talk of the town in an instant.

Sleek bob: This hairstyle is your best pick if you are looking forward to making a chic rocker impression on the onlookers. It will go very well with a skater dress look and accentuates your neck so that you can adorn statement earrings along with the hairstyle.

Half-up do: If your goal is to achieve a bohemian look with the help of hairstyles for medium length hair then you can quickly do so with half-updo. You can also embellish it with the hair accessories that have feather or charms attached to them. It looks good on the heart-shaped face, and if you pair it up with statement eye makeup, you will look elegant as ever.

Fishtail braid: the idea of a messy fishtail braid may not seem too appealing at first but imagine wearing an off-shoulder dress with a beautiful neckpiece, and you will suddenly fall in love with the idea. It will easily keep the hair away from your face and make you look stylishly feminine. Fishtail braids can also be embellished with the help of accessories that match with the outfit.

  Choosing the best hairstyles for medium length hair

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How to Take Off Your Eye Makeup

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Between longwear formulas and late night laziness, eye makeup removal is a total drag. In an ideal world, sleeping in your liner and mascara would grant you French-girl eyes in the morning, but in reality?  Hello skin irritation, pimples, and a dirty pillowcase. We enlisted Jamie Greenberg, makeup artist to celebs like Rashida Jones and Lizzy Caplan, to tell us the best way to remove eye makeup—and exactly what you’ll need to do it. 

“Many people either don’t remove their eye makeup at all and sleep in it, or they’re super rough with their removal process,” says Greenberg. “The skin around the eye area is very delicate, so if you’re mistreating it every night by tugging at your eyes and lashes when you remove your makeup, it’s going to be a problem down the road. Just mantra to yourself: ‘I will take good care of my eyes so I’ll still look great at 70!’”

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Surely some nights you may be more time-pressed or tired, but whenever possible follow this complete skin care routine at night:

Use a wipe. Remove the first layer of makeup from your skin and gently from your eye area. “Many of my friends and clients love a wipe and use nothing else,” says Greenberg. “I appreciate a wipe as opposed to going to bed with a full face of makeup on, but it really is best to cleanse afterwards.” Greenberg thinks Avon Remover Wipes with Mineral Complex ($5) and MAC Wipes ($20) do the best job.

Wash with a cleanser for your skin type. “I’ve noticed if the cleanser works up to a foam, more of my eye makeup will come off through the process,” she says.

Use cotton for a gentle removal process. Depending on how precise you want to get, use a cotton pad or Q-Tips Cotton Swabs ($3) and dip in eye makeup remover. Greenberg’s top picks are industry fave Bioderma Crealine H2O Micelle Solution ($31) and Fresh Soy Conditioning Eye Makeup Remover ($26) which “is soft and doesn’t lather, but it takes off everything.” If you’re really having trouble with waterproof mascara, look for an oil-based remover like MAC Cleanse Off Oil ($31) to break down the formula. Remember—no tugging!

Related: How to Clean Up Your Eye Makeup

Wash again. Do another quick cleanse to remove any residue.

Hydrate. Once your face is clean, Greenberg says to apply a toner (if needed for more oily skin), moisturizer, and—most importantly—eye cream. “It’s a nice way to replenish that delicate skin after your removal,” she says. “Your eyes will thank you for it in the AM and definitely in the long run.”