Stylist Strategy

Highlight Strategically:
Apply highlighter to the high points of your face—cheekbones, brow bones, and the tip of your nose.

Toning Treatment

Toning treatments are used to correct the color of the hair. Perhaps your blonde got a little too golden once the foils were removed, or your red has faded as all reds do, a toning treatment can be applied after the initial color service to perfect your hair color, or in-between a full color service as maintenance. Usually applied at the shampoo bowl, a toning treatment is left on the hair anywhere from 15-20 minutes and then rinsed to perfection. Toning treatments can extend your hair color, prevent fading, and correct a multitude of coloring sins. Professional application is important because lightened hair will instantly grab the hue. Avoid a hair color mishap and get an in-salon toning treatment rather than experiment with boxed color at home.

Primer

Primers tend to go overlooked, especially by makeup newbies, but it's definitely one that your makeup kit should never be without. Think of it as Photoshop for your skin. It smooths out your complexion by filling in large pores, lines and other blemishes, leaving you with a flawless and even base to ensure your makeup application is a breeze.