Marci Robin

5 days ago | allure.com | Marci Robin

It was two years ago—almost down to the week—that iconic brunette Jennifer Love Hewitt took fans by surprise by suddenly going blonde. I found myself questioning everything I've ever known. OK, not everything I've ever known, but I was definitely shook, not only because I never imagined her as anything other than brunette but because she also looked so freakin' fabulous as a blonde. She went back to brown not too long after, and I figured she'd gotten big hair color changes out of her system.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Marci Robin

All products featured on Allure are independently selected by Allure editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Getty ImagesIt was two years ago—almost down to the week—that iconic brunette Jennifer Love Hewitt took fans by surprise by suddenly going blonde. I found myself questioning everything I've ever known.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Marci Robin

All products featured on Allure are independently selected by Allure editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Getty ImagesIt was two years ago—almost down to the week—that iconic brunette Jennifer Love Hewitt took fans by surprise by suddenly going blonde. I found myself questioning everything I've ever known.

6 days ago | glamourmagazine.co.uk | Marci Robin

You've finally found your perfect foundation. The shade, the finish, the longevity, the coverage—it's everything you've ever wanted in a complexion product. And then, one day, it starts pilling and clumping as you're applying it. You feel betrayed! Misled! Hoodwinked! But according to makeup artist Karol Rodriguez, your foundation is not the problem. Look in your magnifying mirror, honey. It's you. Or, rather, it's what you're doing (and not doing).

6 days ago | allure.com | Marci Robin

You've finally found your perfect foundation. The shade, the finish, the longevity—it's everything you've ever wanted in a complexion product. And then, one day, it starts pilling and clumping as you're applying it. You feel betrayed! Misled! Hoodwinked! But according to makeup artist Karol Rodriguez, your foundation is not the problem. Look in your magnifying mirror, honey. It's you. Or, rather, it's what you're doing (and not doing).