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Whether you’re looking to conceal a few pesky grey hairs popping through, lighten up darker roots thanks to outgrown highlights, or simply revive dulled color, it’s never been easier to touch up your color at home when you just can’t make it into the salon in time or don’t want to drop the big bucks to see a professional. Now, I am most certainly not suggesting that it’s a safe move to make any drastic hair changes without consulting with a professional colorist (i.e. please do not bleach your hair at home or attempt a pastel shade out of boredom) however if you’re looking to simply soften the line of demarcation from grow out or make a subtle change, there are actually some easy and user-friendly options to get you by when you’re in a bit of a beauty bind.

Most hair colorists would probably agree that using a box dye on your own for the first time (and without the help of someone who knows that they’re doing) is bound to lead to a disaster, but there are simple and advanced solutions to help you make it through without compromising your locks and winding up with the need for an expensive, in-salon color correction (trust me, I’ve been there.) As another precaution, attempting to go blonde via DIY and at-home box dyes if you’re already dark—generally, anything level higher than a seven (dark blonde) is not advised because it could lead the hair brassy and orange rather than bright and blonde (don’t judge a box by its cover, guys.) While they may not be a salon in a bottle, if you’re willing to dare the world of at-home hair coloring, we’ve rounded up a few foolproof products that will help you prevent a potentially irreversible disaster and help hold you off until the next appointment.

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“Playing with makeup I think is a good way to stay entertained,” says Miley Cyrus in her Instagram Live makeup tutorial with Hailey Bieber. She tells her friend: “You’re the total queen of beauty and makeup and gorgeous. And so I have my own little tips and tricks but I’m definitely going to be taking notes of everything.” While home in Los Angeles under quarantine like most of the country, Cyrus has been recording an Instagram Live interview series she’s calling Bright Minded. This episode features her good friend and shows how the two differ when it comes to applying makeup.

“I don’t wear a lot of makeup on my off-time,” says Bieber. “Because when I’m working, I’m always getting makeup put on.” Cyrus notes that she loves that about the model, that she wears less makeup overall and it can be so much better to let your skin breathe. On the flip side, Cyrus is all about trying everything and just going for it when it comes to beauty.  “I have a different approach. I try to overdo everything,” she says. “My approach to life is overdo it, but that’s because my role models are RuPaul and Dolly Parton.”

Now, let’s get to the products. Bieber says she’s more of an “eye girl” with a nude lip, while Cyrus is still loving the bold red lipstick she created with M.A.C.’s Viva Glam campaign. For a light smokey eye, Bieber (who is a BareMinerals spokesmodel), is all about the brand’s Gen Nude Rose Eyeshadow Palette ($29 at Ulta). For her face, she uses Gen Nude Powder Blush ($24 at Ulta) and BarePro Glow Highlighter ($29 at Ulta).

Watch the rest of their routines, above.

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Bidets are no longer a novel bathroom device you get to exclusively experience of European and Japanese vacations. Alas, it’s never been more convenient, accessible and affordable to get your hands on one. From toilet attachments to on-the-go and travel-friendly options, bidets are the coolest new “home decor” accessory that is not only low-key chic but also pretty sustainable (… because clearly, toilet paper and flushable wipes are not).

The paper-free tush-cleansing (and other parts) are not only eco-friendly, but they also can help you to save money in the long run — toilet paper expenses definitely add up, guys. Looking for even more benefits of investing in an at-home bidet? Cool, because they also reduce the inevitable (and downright embarrassing) clogged toilet situation that comes with TP and offers better personal hygiene to boot. Basically, there’s kind of no reason not to get a bidet at this point, if you ask me. See ahead for a few of our favorite models.

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