Six things the style team is excited about for January
H&M runway shot (Photo Imaxtree)
Style, January 2014, What we're excited about
1. Weatherproof your locks
Don’t let moisture-zapping temps wreak havoc on your hair. Give your tresses a little extra TLC with a weekly deep-conditioning mask that strengthens and softens. Lightweight shine serums are key for reviving and taming dull, staticky strands. And for those days when nothing seems to help? Good news: It’s hat season.
2. A new reason to shop
Iconic American retailer Lord & Taylor and our very own Hudson’s Bay have something lovely in common: 424 Fifth is a new ready-to-wear collection of must-have pieces hitting the stores this month. Great quality, great prices: What more can a girl ask for?
<b>3. Tangle-free tool
Everyone knows brushing wet locks is usually a definite no-no. That’s why we’re pumped about this tool. With highly flexible, soft bristles, this wonder brush untangles knots without pulling or damaging your tresses, wet or dry.
Brush, $15, foil-it.com or 1-888-636-4548
4. luxe ID bracelet
We can’t help it: We just love anything that comes in a little blue box. This sleek ID bracelet is the latest addition to the Atlas collection and is at the top of our wish list.
Bracelet, $275, tiffany.ca.
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<b>5. Kissable lips
Bold, cheerful shades are the perfect trick to brighten up any complexion. Plus, this new glossy balm nourishes lips without feeling sticky.
Maybelline Color Elixir lip colour in Breathtaking Apricot, Fuchsia Flourish and Raspberry Rhapsody, $11 each.
6. Anything cashmere
We all need a little pick-me-up this time of year. These splurge-worthy soft sweaters will warm up any winter wardrobe and take you stylishly into spring.
Sweaters, $119 each, gapcanada.ca.
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