Tayshia Adams’ Orange Satin Outfit on The Bachelorette

The Bachelorette Season 16 Episode 11 Fashion

Orange you glad that The Bachelorette is on two nights this week instead of one?! Well we sure are because it means even more cute outfits for us to report on from Tayshia Adams like this orange satin dress. Which as it turns out is actually not a dress at all, but a matching top and skirt that in our opinion makes for an excellent two-parter.

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Tinsley Mortimer’s Orange Romper and Blue Purse on Instagram

Tinsley Mortimer Instagram Fashion

‘Tis the season for some Tinsley…But I guess here at Big Blonde Hair it always is, so it’s no surprise we had to bring you the deets on her orange romper and blue quilted bag from Insta ASAP. Unfortunately, like a fab seen-on-Tins piece often is, this romper is sold out. However, if you scroll down you’ll get the scoop on how you can win her fab, blue it-bag for yourself. Now if that isn’t spreading some holiday cheer, I don’t know what is.

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If one thing is for sure, Kylie Jenner loves long hair as much as she loves long nails. So, when we see her with a shoulder-length lob, it’s a big surprise. Jenner’s short red hair is on full display in her latest Instagram photo, in which she poses with her nephew, Kim and Kanye’s adorable son Psalm. “The cool aunt,” Jenner writes.

Just a few days ago, the youngest Jenner was rocking her waist-length red hair á la Ariel in The Little Mermaid. “Ariel, who?” she wrote showing off the new vibrant shade. But recently, she removed those ultra-long extensions to show us what her natural hair length really looks like—and we love it. Jenner looks young and fresh with shorter hair. Dare we say even more like herself? The Kylie we know and love would wear her hair short all the time, especially when it needed a break from all the faux hair.

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Of course, this being Kylie Jenner, we’re sure the lob won’t last too long. She’ll switch it up again in no time. But we’re not the only ones loving this ‘do. A model friend who goes by Simi & Haze on Instagram commented “Hair” with heart eye emojis, which is exactly what we were thinking. “Hair tho!” wrote designer Hayley Paige.

Otherwise, all eyes are on Psalm, the cutest baby ever. The duo matches in white sweatsuits perfect for winter in Los Angeles. It’s not just her chic hair. There’s something about holding a baby that makes Jenner glow in the golden hour sun. It’s a great look on her.

Are you in your 60s and single? Whether you find yourself solo by choice or by chance, embrace your independence! You’re certainly not alone.

Being Single Over 60 Is Trendy

There were just over 40 million adults ages 65 and older in 2014, representing 13 percent of the U.S. population according to the US Census. That percentage is expected to increase to 20 percent in 2030, when the entire Baby Boomer generation will be 65 or older. America is getting older, much older – and it is also becoming more single.

The same Census data revealed that single persons made up more than half of the population in 27 of the 50 states and that 34 million people (28 percent of the U.S. population) were living alone – up from 17 percent in 1970. More Americans are living alone and liking it. Life does not require a partner to participate.

Today’s singles (of all ages) are leading full lives, are happy with their lifestyle and are enjoying their independence. And – they are far from lonely or isolated. Studies have shown that single men and women tend to be more social and involved in their community and with their families than married couples, who often “turn inward” after coupling up. Solos tend to be a caring, social bunch.

The reality is that most Americans will spend more time solo than in a married or committed relationship over their lifetimes, and especially as they grow older. Solo is no longer just “a stop” on the way to “a happy ending.” For many, it has become a lifestyle choice and, often, the destination. For some, it’s an unexpected development or the unavoidable result of growing older.

This Is Your Time

If you are navigating your 60s alone, this is truly your time — whether you are retired or still working. Make it all about you. Plan for your financial and emotional goals. Create a strong sense of community so that you have a social, emotional or caregiving support network when you need one.

Retiring solo – and growing older in general – is all about choices. It is about choosing how to spend your time and with whom, and choosing to protect your health and strengthen it, so that you don’t have to fight to regain it in the future.

Most importantly, it is about choosing to begin. Regardless of what your life may be like right now, you have the power to make choices that improve it. Or as George Burns famously said, “You do have to get older, but you don’t have to get old.”

My new book, Retiring Solo, outlines how to plan for a happy, healthy, independent future that includes good health, friends and community. It focuses on the benefits of being solo.

The Many Benefits of Being Solo

You don’t have to answer to anyone but yourself. Your days are yours to plan and enjoy. You can eat what you want, when you want and with whomever you want.

You have confidence that comes with age and experience. You’re not scared to ask for what you want or need, or to say “no” when necessary. Likewise, you can accept a “no” without being devastated.

Your money is yours to save, spend and care for. Financial decisions are yours to make.

You can travel when and where you want to. And you can be messy or neat. You can spend as little or as much time as you want with friends, dating or gloriously alone. It’s your call.

You’re happy with who you are and what you want from life. As a result, you no longer need to care about the Joneses and what they have, or what other people may think. You have confidence in yourself and you are happy. You may even be sassy. That’s a term that the Daily Mail coined to describe women who are in their “single sexy 60s.” I hope that it applies to you!

Embrace your single, 60 self and get ready to have your best year ever. You can make 2017 anything that you want it to be. Remember: The choice is yours – and yours alone – to make.

What do you like about being single in your 60s? Do you find yourself spending more time with other women who are in the same situation? What advice would you offer to someone who is in their 60s and newly single? Please share your thoughts with us in the comments section.

Dark spots don’t require a lofty explanation. They’re post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, or the marks that get left behind after inflammation, such as a pimple or other irritation. Regardless of where your dark spots came from, they’re generally a pain to get rid of, especially if you’re in the habit of picking while they heal. This is where the best dark spot correctors come in handy. They come in many forms (spot treatments, creams, gels), but the best ones contain a few key ingredients.

“I generally find that hydroquinone is the most effective ingredient for fading dark spots,” says New York–based dermatologist Hadley King, MD. “Hydroquinone is sometimes combined with a topical cortisone and a topical retinoid, and these combination products are great because each ingredient decreases the discoloration through a different mechanism. Azelaic acid is another ingredient that can also be helpful.”

It’s also important to minimize sun exposure and up your daily sun protection, even after you’ve applied something topical. According to Dr. King, other dark spots can be melasma, a type of discoloration that results from a combination of hormones, genetics, and sun exposure.

Ready to get rid of those spots for good? Check out our favorite dark spot zappers, below.

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Murad Rapid Dark Spot Correcting Serum

This year, Murad ditched its best-selling Rapid Age Spot and Pigment Lightening Serum for this patented 4-Ethyl resorcinol-infused serum. Without the common ingredient hydroquinone, it promises to address those dark spots without any drying side effects. Read our full review here.

Hero Cosmetics.

Hero Cosmetics Lightning Wand

After you’ve used the brand’s pimple patches to help heal a breakout, roll on some of this brightening and exfoliating serum enriched with niacinamide, tranexamic acid and vitamin C.

Peace Out.

Peace Out Microneedling Dark Spot Brightening Dots

For a more targeted approach, Peace Out’s patches use niacinamide, licorice extract and tranexamic acid inside tiny little microneedles. The ‘needles” dissolve into the skin overnight.

Clinique.

Clinique Even Better Clinical Dark Spot Corrector

This prescription-strength formula is made with a gentle dose of turmeric extract to brighten and exfoliate damaged skin.

The Ordinary.

The Ordinary AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution

The peel is meant to be applied and worn for just 10 minutes max and is a powerhouse blend of alpha-hydroxy acids and beta-hydroxy acids for exfoliation on and beneath the skin’s surface. See ore The Ordinary products for reducing dark spots here.

Kiehl’s.

Kiehl’s Since 1851 Clearly Corrective Dark Spot Solution

Vitamin C, peony extract, and white birch extract are the star ingredients of this gentle spot corrector, which can be applied all over the face before your moisturizer.

Neutrogena.

Neutrogena Rapid Tone Repair Dark Spot Corrector Face Serum

This dark spot corrector doubles as a retinol that gently exfoliates as it diminishes the appearance of dark spots.

Buy: Dark Spot Corrector Face Serum $17.97

Hyper.

Hyper Clear Brightening Clearing Vitamin C Serum

This Black-owned brand’s serum continues to sell out for the way its 15-percent vitamin C formula reduces dark spots, while kojic acid, vitamin E and fruit enzymes brighten.

Sephora.

Dr. Brandt Dark Spots No More Triple Acid Spot Minimizing Concentrate

A whopping 10 percent azelaic acid derivative works to brighten skin tone, while 3 percent tranexamic acid prevents discoloration and 2 percent phytic acid exfoliates.

Ulta.

Dermadoctor Kakadu C 20% Vitamin C Serum with Ferulic Acid & Vitamin E

This serum has some of the most potent vitamin C around brighten and help fight free radical damage.