There is a common English idiom: You get what you pay for. At always in style, we tend to agree. We would never suggest plunking down your hard-earned cash on some new gimmick. However, there are beauty staples that are worth the cost. These products are pricey, but you will use them over and over and over again. And with good care, they should withstand the passage of time.
The irony is producing effortless looking curls is labor intensive. If you love soft curls but hate the hassle involved, try Remington Express hair rollers. The ionizing function emits a negative charge that eliminates static electricity. It also minimizes frizzy hair and contributes to shine. Best of all the rollers heat up in 2 minutes and the results last all day. Available at Indiatimes Shopping.
The battery operated mascara curler has separation combs, which help to define individual lashes. Additionally, heated pads make lashes more pliable and result in shapelier, longer lasting lashes. Available at Panasonic.
Made of natural fibers and wood handles, MAC brushes are hand sculpted and assembled. Favoured for their softness, the brushes are also long-lasting. Those new to brushing should start with the basic five: all purpose blush or face powder (129); eye pencil brush (219); eye shading brush (239); eye small angle brush (266); and the lip brush (316). Mac.com for stores.
Reducing drying time by 70 percent, this mega-watt dryer is lightweight and leaves hair soft, smooth, and shiny. Its key components are tourmaline, a semi-precious stone, and ceramic. These elements are used in other high-end dryers, but T3’s manufacturing process is unique. Disclaimer: The product is not made for amateurs. Rainy day dryers should stick with their less costly version. Sephora.com for stores.
This straightener provides salon-straight results for women on the go. It is foldable and only takes 30 seconds to heat up. The ceramic plates provide smooth gliding. Available at India Plaza and Phillips Stores.
