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Roots rebellion can be thwarted by a little planning, says Jennifer J., a consulting colorist for L’Oréal Professionnel and owner of the Juan Juan Salon in Beverly Hills. “I mix custom to-go kits for my superbusy clients so they can do their own touch-ups between appointments,” she says. She also recommends glossing treatments (which typically take five to 15 minutes at the salon) at about the three- or four-week mark. “A gloss is like putting a tinted top coat on a dull manicure,” says Jennifer. It deepens the color and camouflages lines of demarcation.

Can’t get to a salon? Try an at-home gloss like L’Oréal Colorist Secrets Shine Gloss ($10; ulta.com). Or consider QuickTint ($15; quicktint.net), eight shades of temporary hair color housed in a wand-styleapplicator—or TouchBack Plus Color System($30; touchbackplus.com), a shampoo, conditioner and leave-in treatment spiked with temporary dye to blend away incoming grays. 

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For very dry skin, this tinted über-hydrator ($52; Click to Buy) is like the second coming. It evens out tone and boosts overall radiance—but it also gives thirsty skin a long, cool drink of water.

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This mist-on hair refresher ($24; Click to Buy) is clinically proven to reduce sebum by 45 percent—without water, natch. In a consumer survey, an impressive 96 percent of testers claimed their hair looked fuller and cleaner after use. We're sold!

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Quick Fix: The crushed pearls, mineral color and nutrients in the Pacifica Coconut Crushed Pearl Bronzing Body Butter ($24; Sephora.com) moisturize skin, while leaving it subtly aglow.

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Don't: Skip a lid-to-brow Easter Egg hue.

Do: Swipe on a pale pastel (non-shimmer) eyeshadow along your lashline to bring out your eye color. We like NARS Eyeshadow in Gorgeous ($23; Click to Buy).

Some trends stand the test of time: these make-up looks are still a "Do."

If naturally luminous skin eludes you, don't feel bad—even Gwyneth Paltrow gets a little help. She raved about Perricone MD products in a recent GOOP newsletter. She relies on the No Foundation Foundation ($50; Click to Buy) for sheer coverage and instant radiance.

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Absolution, a new brand out of Paris, combines multi-tasking properties with organic ingredients. We love the gentle cleansing water ($40; Click to Buy) which removes makeup and tones with Witch Hazel, Hazelnut Oil and Vitamin E.

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Too busy to apply eye cream? No more excuses. This gel ($45; Click to Buy) combines an eye cream and a concealer in one easy-to-apply mousse formula.

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Acids and bases aren't just for high school chem class. Julien Farel's Restore Treatment (from $25; Click to Buy) brings hair back to its optimal pH of 4.5 for a soft, shiny finish. Neutral water causes brittleness or dryness, but by taking hair back to its acidic roots (pun intended), the formula seals the cuticle to lock in moisture, strengthen strands and add a healthy sheen.

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