Beauty Squared Round-Up - July 7, 2013

Here are some interesting and helpful beauty links we've stumbled across this past week and want to share with you. Let's dig in!

• Glamour magazine did a reader survey and found that young women recorded an average of 13 negative thoughts about their bodies every day.
  
• CityTV MUA Tracy Peart has some tips for keeping cool while applying makeup.
  
• Have you every wondered why some beauty products are so pricey?
  
• What beauty products and treatments do beauty editors spend their money on?
  
• Fashion Magazine's Beauty Panel has their tips for hair and makeup for job interviews. These would work well for a daily work look too. Polished and professional!
  
• Skin is drier in the summertime so Elle Canada has a round-up of their favourite hydrating skin care products.
  
• It's good to get some sunshine, some fresh air and some vitamin D. But it's not good to sit out and soak up the rays like you used to. Here are some tips for tanning safely.
  
• Sunburn, chlorine-damage, dry skin - here are ten ways to repair summer damage to your hair and skin.
  
• Did Coronation Street stars Brooke Vincent and Catherine Tyldesley break marketing rules by publicising fictitious beauty products on Twitter? An investigative UK TV series claims to have created a cosmetics firm and gotten the actresses to tweet about them. 

Beauty Squared Round-Up - October 14, 2012

Time for some link love!

Buzzfeed has gathered 25 salon tips for doing a manicure at home.

Red lips are in for fall. Some tips from Plaid Magazine!

Face lace!

Check out the OPI Skyfall (James Bond) collection.

Bond girls throughout the years.

A collection of some of Paris Fashion Week's best beauty looks.

Inside CHANEL.

Women in Hong Kong are dying after receiving an extreme beauty treatment that is typically used on cancer patients. 

Do you recognize the celebrity in the photo above? He takes on a bunch of different personas in a photoshoot for Interview magazine.

A really pretty purple and copper EOTD.

What does your appearance say about you when you're at a job interview? The Daily Mail claims to know, but take EVERYTHING in this article with a grain of salt. Make-up is a personal choice. Yes, you should look put-together for a job interview and pay attention to your appearance, but don't be nit-picky like this article suggests you should be.