The color of coolness, freshness, and the sea breeze; the color of your favorite cocktail, the color of vigor and courage… It’s all about mint. A softer shade of green and turquoise, mint green is a great hit for the up and coming seasons, and we can’t get enough of this fresh shade! Minty fashion is everywhere, from clothing to accessories, from makeup to nail polish, and even walls in our homes are painted in this flirty color. It’s so universally flattering for almost all skin tones and so fabulous in combination with white, black, peach, beige, navy and almost all the shades of rainbow- so what’s not to love?

Rainbow colors instantly catch the eye, but they also put many fashionisers in a difficult position. How do you color block? How do you choose a colorful clothing piece correctly? How do you combine bright and bold colors? How do you embrace the color blocking trend without looking like a walking color wheel? At first sight, all these questions seem to be unsolvable, and many girls and women quite often just avoid the color blocking trend to keep from making fashion mistakes. However, we all know that fashion loves boldness, creativity and experiments. So, let’s learn how to color block the right way!

Pastels are no longer a rare choice. Ever since these universally flattering hues rose to fame, the pretty peach hair color has been one of the most requested dye jobs. Plain peach is the perfect summery shade, but there are many other peach blends that were trending on Instagram. From neon peach to the dessert-inspired peach cobbler, we have seen many stunning interpretations of this orange-meets-pink hair color. The latest trending hair color in the peach range is called ginger peach. It’s the perfect transition hair color that will take you from summer to fall. Read on to discover all the details about this unique hair color.

You’ve been looking for a job, and you’ve already gotten past the first hurdle. Your CV and cover letter have attracted the attention of a potential employer, and you’ve been called into an interview. You’re not out of the rain yet though. Most employers will decide if they like you within the first minute, often even before you begin speaking.