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The Jongno Bus 11 makes a perfect sightseeing loop through the historical district with stops along the east side of the palace grounds. Get off at the National Folk Museum stop and walk from there to the main entrance. The Jongno bus is small and green with 11 emblazoned on the side. Don't confuse it with the much larger green city buses that are identified by a large, capital G. Expect to pay 850 won for an adult fare, 550 won for kids 13-18, and 300 won for children ages 6-12. Children 0-5 ride for free. You don't need exact change but don't use anything larger than a 1,000 won bill. Pay on the bus. If you are staying outside of the Jongno district, take either the 1 or 2 subway line to the Seoul City Hall station to catch the Jogno 11. Take the 109, 171, 172, 601, or 606 on the blue city bus line to the Gyeongbokgung Palace stop. Alternatively, take the 1020 or the 7025 on the green line.The fare for a single journey ticket is 1,150 won for adults and teens. For children 6-12 it drops to 450 won and kids 0-5 ride for free. If you are in Seoul for awhile, consider investing in a T-Money card, a pre-paid transit card that is good on city buses and the subway. When you board the bus, simply scan the card and the fare will be deducted. These cards can be purchased from vending machines at subway stations and at ticket booths near bus stops. Take the 3 line to the Gyeongbokgung station, which is exit 5. The main entrance to the palace grounds is a 5 minute walk due east. The basic fare for the subway is 1,150 won for 10 kilometres (6.2mi) or less. For each additional 5 kilometres (3.1mi), it is 100 won. Consider purchasing a pre-paid T-Money card for subway and bus travel in Seoul. Swipe the card when you board rather than buying a ticket for each subway ride or paying cash on a bus. Reload the card if you run out of credit. Regular taxis are cheap and easy to flag down in most parts of Seoul. Your driver may not speak English so be prepared with a map to point to or something with the words Gyeongbokgung Palace. Most regular taxis in Seoul are orange but you may also see white, gray, or black cabs. There are also deluxe and jumbo taxis that are black and say either "Jumbo" or "Deluxe" on a silver or gold stripe. These cabs are bigger and nicer but cost more money. Seoul also offers international taxis for tourists. These cabs have English-speaking drivers and they can be chartered or flagged. Fares are slightly higher than regular taxis but not as expensive as the deluxe and jumbo cabs. They are black with an orange stripe that says "International."

summary: Take the Jogno Bus 11 if you're spending the day in Jogno. Catch a city bus to the Gyeongbokgung stop for a ride with a view. Use the subway to get to the palace if speed is your primary concern. Grab a taxi if you don't want to navigate the bus or subway system.

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A volumizing mousse can help boost the volume in your hair when you blow dry. Squeeze a quarter-sized amount into the palm of your hand, and apply it to the roots of towel-dried hair to give them extra lift when you blow dry. Add a little more mousse if you don't feel like your hair is evenly saturated. Be sure to choose an alcohol-free mousse to avoid drying out your locks. When you're blow drying your hair, a round brush is a great tool for adding volume. Use the brush to pull up at the roots of your hair and run the dryer along the sections to lock in extra height and body as you're drying. If you have fine hair, use a round brush with a metal or ceramic core to create the most volume. Keep your dryer on a low to medium setting, and keep moving the dryer around so that your hair doesn't overheat in any 1 spot. If your hair is fragile, use a brush with a ceramic coating over the core. The ceramic will help distribute the heat more evenly and minimize damage to your hair. You can also substitute velcro rollers for a round brush. Place them at the roots of your hair all around the crown, and blow dry your hair to add volume. If you have natural curls or twists, attach the concentrator nozzle to your blow dryer. When your hair is already dry, begin lifting medium size sections of your hair at the roots and hitting them on low heat for approximately 10 seconds. Repeat the process over your entire head for bigger hair. After you've hit all of your roots with heat, add even more volume to your natural hair by flipping your head upside down and gently combing through just the roots with a wide tooth comb. Flip your head right side up when you are done and allow your curls to fall naturally. When your hair is mostly dry, bend over so your head is upside down. If possible, bend over far enough so that your head is at knee-level. Gravity will help lift the roots to boost volume as you finish drying your hair. Focus the blow dryer on your roots when your head is upside down to get the extra height and lift. If you have bangs, make sure to dry them completely right side up before flipping your head upside down to finish. If you have trouble bending over really far, try creating volume by flipping your hair side-to-side as you pass the dryer forward and back over your hair.

summary: Apply mousse to your hair before blow drying. Work with a round brush. Use the concentrator nozzle to focus on the roots of dry natural hair. Finish drying your hair with your head upside down.

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Pick a few of your favorite shades from your color group and make these your main colors. This part can be tricky, so be sure to do the mirror test to make sure these colors look great on you. Theoretically, you can pick as many colors as you want. However, the number is realistically limited by the sizes of your budget, your closet, and your patience for coordinating outfits. A good outfit is usually made up of one neutral and one main color with an optional small amount of accent color. More colors than these at once tend to make an outfit look busy. Use these sparingly if you want to liven up an outfit. An orange tie or pocket square can make you stand out in an otherwise conservative navy suit. Likewise, an aqua belt on a salmon dress can be an unusual but stylish choice. Even though they make up a small part of your outfit, the gleam of metal attracts the eye quickly. Using two different colors of metal can clash or look busy, especially if you're already wearing a few different colors. Silver and platinum are cool-toned metals, while gold and bronze are warm-toned. A fun and easy way to do this if your current wardrobe is limited is through picture boards online. Switch out each piece until you perfect your look. Come up with a few different combinations before you begin shopping to have an idea of what to look for. Once your wardrobe has matured, you can do the real-life equivalent with the pieces you own. If you're planning for an important interview or a night out, it's best to make sure your outfit definitely "works" ahead of time. Wear all component clothing and accessories and check to see how it looks in front of a mirror. If the weather is appropriate, be sure to match your outerwear for a sophisticated look. Earth tones and light, unsaturated warm colors can make you look friendly and approachable. Bright reds are attention grabbers. Dark, monochromatic colors can make you look stern or powerful. Wear muted or pale colors if you want to be noticed less. Bright, bold colors, especially purple, may make you seem more creative.
summary: Choose colored clothing that matches your undertone. Pick a few accessories in complementing, opposite tone colors for your accent color. Stick to one type of metal for accents and jewelry. Practice putting together outfits. Keep in mind what you want to convey with your colors.