I’ve been a vegan for 23 years now, and I get so excited seeing more and more cruelty free and vegan brands coming out. I continue to adjust my lifestyle and beauty routine to include many new brands. So, you’ll see me going through different lines because I love them. I don’t get paid commission to talk about these brands, I just feel compelled to talk about them because of my love for these products.

This hair tutorial is inspired by a VS Angel that we miss seeing on their runway: Erin Heatherton. Erin was a prominent face at Victoria’s Secret for five years before leaving in 2013 while dealing with body image issues after being told that she needed to lose weight. We understand her reasons for leaving, but we definitely missed seeing her face on the runway this year.

1970’s look

Brigitte Bardot is so much more than just an actress, singer, and model. She was known as being one of the most gorgeous, glamorous women of all time. While her status as a “sex symbol” lasted throughout the decades, her looks changed a bit with the style throughout the 50s, 60s, and 70s. So, here I am going to show you how to achieve the Brigitte Bardot 1970’s look for yourself.

While there are many different ways to create wavy hair looks, today I am going to show you one of my favorites. The thing that makes this tutorial so different is the angle in which I am curling the hair. In the past, I have curled my hair with a 1.5-inch curling iron in a flat, horizontal angle. Today, I am curling my hair with the same 1.5-inch size but with the angle of the curl different. By keeping the curling iron at a diagonal angle (close to vertical but not fully), the look I create comes out completely different.

Ursula Andress is a classic beauty who is best known for her role as bond girl Honey Ryder in the James Bond film, “Dr. No.” Not only was she a famous actress, but she was also a model and a sex symbol in the 1960s. Ursula was known for both her beauty and her ability to “play it cool.” So, we thought it would be a great idea to recreate Ursula’s 60’s look on our model Holley Wolfe.

With the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show taking over the television screens of millions last night, we thought it would be the perfect time to do a Victoria’s Secret makeup tutorial. This tutorial is inspired by a VS Angel that we miss seeing on their runway: Erin Heatherton. Erin was a prominent face at Victoria’s Secret for five years before leaving in 2013 while dealing with body image issues after being told that she needed to lose weight. We understand her reasons for leaving, but we definitely missed seeing her face on the runway last night.

Brigitte Bardot is so much more than just an actress, singer, and model. She is an icon. She is known as being one of the most glamorous women of all time and has been since her glory days in the 50’s and 60’s. While her status as a “sex symbol” lasted through the decades, her looks changed a bit with the beauty trends throughout the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s. So, for this tutorial, I am going to show you how to achieve the Brigitte Bardot 1960’s look for yourself. Be sure to scroll through the pages below to see all the images of the finished look. And be sure to stay tuned for my upcoming tutorial featuring her 1970’s look, as well. The Brigitte Bardot 1950’s tutorial can be found here.

As a woman, there are certain things you want to do to maintain your aesthetic beauty, and like many of us out there, may not know exactly how. I’m sure quite a few of us need some quality instruction from time to time, and unfortunately, that can be hard to come by. We get tutorials on how to achieve certain looks, but not exactly a breakdown of very important steps that could really put a cramp in our beautification process. I’ve determined the four beauty skills that every woman should have, and I am letting you in on the instructions you’ve been missing!

I am thrilled to announce that the 90’s glam hairstyle is a sexy, current trend. It’s back, and it is better than ever!

Brigitte Bardot is so much more than just an actress, singer, and model. She was know in the 50’s and 60’s as being one of the most gorgeous, glamorous women of all time. While her status as a “sex symbol” lasted through the decades, her looks changed a bit with the style throughout the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s. So, here I am going to show you how to achieve the Brigitte Bardot 1950’s look for yourself. And be sure to stay tuned for my upcoming tutorials featuring her 1960’s and 1970’s looks, as well.