Look Great This Holiday! Tips & Tricks!

The holidays usually mean parties and gatherings. I love the fabrics of this time of year. Velvets, cashmere, warm sweaters, and boots all make for wonderful looks. Most everyone I know decorates their house for hosting and I love to dress the occasion. I love picking out my children's dress clothes for church and parties. This year everyone has something red to wear. It is one of my favorite colors and it looks good on everyone. 

Tips & Tricks For looking great this holiday!

Get a Hair Cut - Early

Don't wait until the day before the holiday. In fact the first week of December is the ideal time to get a trim. This way your hair will have time to settle and you will be familiar with how to style it. 

Upgrade Your Styling Tools

My kids always ask for new brushes for their stockings. It is a great time of year to change out old, worn out brushes and upgrade to new technology. Revlon Pro Collection is infused with Ionic Technology ® which helps hair dry faster. These brushes are stylish and perfect for gift giving as well. 

Pamper Yourself

This is the time of year to bust out that sugar scrub you got last year. Exfoliate your entire body. I love using my scrubs in the shower. I feel like it is a chance to take a little time for me and with the stress of the holidays - everyone needs a little time to relax.

Hair Maintenance

No one likes to think about this but grooming is very important. No one wants to be the Aunt that little kids remember for their whiskers! Nad’s Facial Wand Eyebrow Shaper is the perfect at home tool for shaping eyebrows and disappearing lip hair. 

Dry Cleaners

Pull those suits and dress clothes out of the closet early and check to see if they need to be cleaned. I cannot tell you how many times we have realized there was a stain or a loose hem the day of an event. If only I had checked out our clothes early.

Putting a little time and planning into the holiday season will have you looking your best this year!

ARupLife.com received product, press or compensation to facilitate this review. This post may contain affiliate links, which means that by clicking on an affiliate link I may receive a small amount of money. We only give our honest opinions of products. This post is in accordance with the FTC 10 CFR, Part 255 concerning the use, endorsements or testimonials in advertising. Lisa Rupertus/ A Rup LIfe is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.