Wash cosmetic sponges and lager brushes in warm water, using some hand soap. Allow them to dry for at least 24 hours before using them again. Even the busiest woman has a second to apply lipstick, and in a pinch, it's all the makeup you need to look fresher and more awake. Towel dry your hair until it's about 75 percent dry by gently squeezng it, and spritz on a protectant spray before blow-drying, such as Paul Mitchell's Soft Sculpting Spray Gel. Give your nails a break Peeling, splitting and chipping are not necessarily your nails' fault.
Nails lose moisture and weaken when exposed to cold weather, water and chemicals.
Wear gloves when you're gardening and while doing the dishes and using household cleaners. Moisturise nails with hand cream frequently and strengthen nails weekly with a protectant polish. Go for year round pedicures Pedicures force you to pay attention to your feet and to evaluate them for corns, calluses and ingrown toenails. Book one every six weeks, and moisturise feet with a body or foot cream after bathing to prevent cracked heels. If your eye pencil is too hard, you may be paving the way for wrinkles, because you have to tug at the delicate skin around the eyes.