Define those curls, don't straighten them!

I used to hate my curly hair - it always frizzes, takes forever to wash and comb out, and never looks put together or normal. But nowadays, as I see so many girls forgo curls and waves to iron their hair every single day, it worries me that they try so hard to conform to a single image. No one is distinguishable! So I've found products to help me rock my curls instead. Garnier Fructis' styling products have a Curl product line, and their cream, called the Calm Down Anti-Frizz Cream, is a strong formula which moisturizes your hair and defines it for a full 24 hours, with nourishing shea butter for those unruly curls. 

New Maybelline Eyeliner

Want a more dramatic look for a day of traveling, mingling, or wandering around a big city, maybe? Or maybe you just want to look good. Try Maybelline New York's Eye Studio Master Drama cream pencil (see title link). I personally find the cream to be too thick and overly dramatic, but some girls think it brings out their eyes that way, with heavy eyeliner. The Midnight Master shade is especially dark, with some eye-opening intensity. It promises to be easily applicable with the cream's gliding properties, concentrated, waterproof, smudge-free, and safe for contact lenses. MSRP is just $7.99.

Night cream for sensitive skin

We all know and love the lip balm from Burt's Bees. It's considered one of the better products on the market, and their other products for the face are no different. The Sensitive Night Cream, priced at $15, is perfect for sensitive skin because it contains cotton extract to calm it (see title link). Promises to not cause redness or irritation, and helps to minimize the effects of other cleansers. Rice extract moisturizes, along with aloe. Make sure to use it every day to get a consistent effect! Oh, and did I mention it was fragrance-free and hypoallergenic? What could be better?

Available at drugstores.

Tame Flyaways at a Drugstore Brand Price

Samy Dry Icing Instant Re-Styler can be used to tame your flyaways. I have ridiculously curly hair and definitely need some creamy pomade to make it better. If you make a braid to fasten with an elastic, some pieces are bound to fall out. The Hair restyler takes just 30 seconds for visible results, and gives your hair volume and lift. Just $10 at Walgreens (see title link).