OK, I hate the winter-static-electricity frizz hair gets around this time of year through to spring. So how to combat them? It's all in the product. For thick hair, apply styling cream from the roots of hair to the tips. Then blow dry. For fine hair, try a light mousse.

Some women with oily hair insist they have to wash their hair daily. To get another day out of your tresses, invest in a dry shampoo (Bumble & Bumble makes a great product that comes in a variety of colors to match hair). The shampoo is a bit like talcum powder and absorbs oils and gives hair a clean scent. If you have light colored hair, you can opt for the more affordable talcum powder (or even corn starch in a pinch). I love this tip from InStyle magazine on how to keep your blow-out intact over several days:

1. Make sure to rinse hair thoroughly after you wash to get out any conditioner residue, says stylist Nathaniel Hawkins.

2. Products actually keep hair from getting oily. Spritz damp locks with a volumnizer spray or mousse before blowing hair dry.

3. Revive hair with a curling iron and a spritz of hairspray.

You don't need to spend a ton of money on a good cleanser. You can find one in the aisles of your local grocery or drugstore. I love Purpose and Pond's cleansers, but there are all sorts of excellent options in my list of the Best Cleansers for Every Skin Type.

Also check out:

1. Best Facial Moisturizers for Every Skin Type
2. 20 Makeup Tips for Gorgeous Skin
3. 4 Basic Skin Care Needs

I'm a sucker for Dior eyeshadows, but there are some great drugstore brands on the market and some other wonderful department store brands. Find out what brands made my list of the best eyeshadows. Even better, you can skip the store and buy online (for a sometimes cheaper price).