Iman Balagam
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- Aug 14, 2026
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From Mousses to Sprays, Hereâs Everything You Need to Add Volume to Fine Hair (opens the original)
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When it comes to adding volume to limp or fine hair, thereâs no shortage of products to choose from, whether you prefer a mousse, spray, mist, or whatever innovation weâre hailing from South Korea. As for the best volumizing product for you, thereâs no right answerâit largely depends on the kind of volume youâre after. While finding the right formula might require a bit of trial and error, weâve done a lot of the testing for you. Volumizing sprays arenât just for adding lift to fre
The Texture Sprays That Make Fine Hair Look Instantly Fuller (opens the original)
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When it comes to fine hair, there are definitely some perks. It dries quickly, usually feels softer than thicker textures, and can have an incredible natural shine. But when it comes to holding volume or texture, thatâs another story. If youâve ever spent 45 minutes curling your hair only to watch it fall flat before youâve even left the house, you know exactly what I mean. Thatâs where the best texture sprays for fine hair come inâthink of them as the shortcut to that perfectly tousle
For Silky-Smooth Legs, I Traded My Razor for an Epilator (opens the original)
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As a Pakistani woman, I have a lot of hair, and Iâve spent nearly every day since I was seven trying to get rid of it. For every compliment I get on my thick hair and full brows, thereâs a price Iâm paying everywhere else, which means when it comes to hair removal, Iâve run the gamut. First, there was Nair, because my mom insisted razors were âbad.â Then came years of at-home waxing before my family switched to sugaring after hearing it was better for your skin. By college, I was con
The Ultrasonic Skin Scrubbers I Reach For When My Skin Feels Congested (opens the original)
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There are days when I look at my skin and want to slough it all off and start fresh. Not because anything is particularly wrong, but because my complexion feels weighed down by oil, dead skin, and whatever else has settled into my pores. While I’m diligent about exfoliating with chemical formulas, I was intrigued when I first learned about ultrasonic skin scrubbers, also known as ultrasonic pore extractors or skin spatulas. If you’re unfamiliar, board-certified dermatologist Michele Green, MD, d
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