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Julia Youssef, Assistant Vice President, L'Oréal Technical Center answers your frequently asked questions about hair color: Coloring Dry and Frizzy Hair Choosing a Color Permed Hair Color Solutions Preventing Color From Fading Matching the Color on the Box Excessive Use of Color Treating Chlorine Exposed Hair Tips for Coloring Dreadlocks Coloring Chemically Straightened hair Coloring Naturally Dark Black Hair Coloring Dry and Frizzy Hair "I've never colored my hair before, but it's very dry and frizzy. How can I be sure that coloring my hair won't make it worse?" If you're hair is simply dry and frizzy -- just parched and straw-like and you've had no previous color -- you can definitely color your hair. And actually, if you use an ammonia-free, non-permanent hair color product with added moisturizers, your hair will look and feel healthier, thanks to smoothe ...

British beauty Sophie Okonedo has performed onstage with the Royal Shakespeare Company and had numerous roles in television and movies. But it was her exceptional performance as Tatiana, wife of hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina, in the film Hotel Rwanda, that is proving to be her breakout role. In her courageous performance, for which she was nominated for an Oscar, she says she spent most of her time crying. That may be, but what lingers in the mind is her magnificent smile. We asked makeup artist Deborah Grayson how to get this glimmering red-carpet look. Step 1: Start by defining your eyebrow arches with a chocolate-brown eyebrow shadow. Carefully follow the natural curve of your brows, and amplify a bit at the highest part of your arch. Step 2: Apply an apricot-champagne-colored powder eye shadow to the entire eyelid and under your brow. Step 3: Use a dark brown eye liner pencil along the lower lash lines of both the upper and lower eyes. Step 4: Curl your lashes. Use black le ...