Last week I went shopping at Sephora to purchase Madison Reed Root Touch Up. I’m working with Madison Reed and Sephora to bring you this sponsored post. All opinions are my own. Madison Reed makes products I’ve already used. I’ve tried their at-home hair color, their shampoo and conditioner made for color-treated hair, and their …
This is a sponsored post. I don’t need an excuse to go to Sephora, so I was excited to have a reason to go and shop for Madison Reed’s best-selling Root Touch Up, a lightweight powder you use to cover gray hair at your part, hairline, and even your eyebrows. We were greeted right away by a …
If you know me in real life, you know that lately I’ve taken to putting a bandana thingy on my head instead of blow-drying my hair. And while I’m pretty sure that I’ve seen some of you think, “why doesn’t she just get a freaking hair cut?”, the truth is that the bandana serves an …
To gray or not to gray? Eventually most midlife women have to make the decision to dye or bite the bullet and go all gray. MB Sanok wrestles with this question. Read more from MB on her blog, Maple Brown Sugar. I saw this great picture on Facebook about going gray which I shared. Here’s …
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. Roll back the calendar this holiday season with these five hair tricks from Madison Reed that will help you look years younger. Turn back the clock with a bang! It’s amazing how bangs can softly cover and ease those worry creases in your forehead and somehow harken to a …
