Simply Red Heads

Famous Red Heads: Julianne Moore

2009-12-09T11:53:00.000-08:00

Moore moved to New York City in 1983, working as a waitress before being cast in the dual roles of Frannie and Sabrina Hughes on the soap opera As the World Turns, for which she won a Daytime Emmy Award; she played the roles from 1985 to 1988.

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Beauty and Red Hair

2009-11-12T09:04:00.001-08:00

Reading 10 Myths and 10 Facts about Mature Workers eg Baby Boomers http://ping.fm/UXy2p

2009-11-11T17:37:00.001-08:00

Just posted 10 tips for getting your resume read http://ping.fm/2ThR2

2009-11-11T09:42:00.001-08:00

Reading my friend Amy Waterman's Save My Marriage Today http://ping.fm/Orl4E

7 Makeup Do's for over 40 Red Heads

2009-03-17T16:55:00.000-07:00

Makeup Do’s for Over 40 Red Heads by Victoria Young

1) Avoid maroon eye shadow
2) Only use matte finishes
3) Less is more
4) Avoid same color eye shadow as your eyes
5) Brown, gray, purples, make green eyes pop
6) Green, Blue, grays, purples eye shadow make brown eyes pop
7) Blush color should match inside of bottom lip

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Top 2009 Resolution Get Rid of Belly Fat w/ Exercises

2009-01-09T15:44:00.000-08:00

There is reason you have belly fat! The red headed trip herself is recommending this regiment.

Discover over 27 unique Metabolism-Boosting Secrets for Getting Rid of Stubborn Belly Fat. Just click on the link.

Red Head Beauty Angie Everheart

2009-01-08T16:05:00.000-08:00

Beautiful Angie Everheart Angela Kay "Angie" Everhart (born September 7, 1969) is an American actress and former fashion model.

Beauty and Red Hair

Redhead Alicia Witt Videos

2008-12-24T11:57:00.001-08:00

Alicia Witt Video Compilations Alicia Roanne Witt (born August 21, 1975) is an American film, stage, and television actress.

Beauty and Red Hair

7 Ways to Forever Banish Looking Tired

2008-12-20T11:18:00.000-08:00

Work, holiday parties, and christmas shopping got you tired. Below the redhead discusses some ideas she picked up from Glamour Magazine to banish looking tired!

Try a Little Eyeliner Magic

New York City–based makeup artist Laura Mercier perks up models at early-morning photo shoots by rimming their inner, upper lash lines with navy. “It make the whites of their eyes seem brighter,” she says. White is the liner color of choice for singer Katy Perry, 24, who’s learned it’s not easy to get shut-eye when you’re promoting a hit album (One of the Boys) and spending nights on a tour bus. She swipes it onto her inner, lower lids. The white helps offset redness, she says; “catnaps help too.

Do a Ponytail Face-Lift

Pulling your hair into a high, tight one literally gives your face a little lift, so you look refreshed, says Paris-based runway hairstylist Odile Gilbert.

Caffeinate Your Eyes

Leigh Lezark, 24, globe-trotting deejay for the Misshapes, has a special A.M. ritual when she’s worked till dawn: She dips cotton pads in brewed espresso and presses them beneath her eyes. “It eliminates all the darkness and puff,” she says. Caffeine is a vasoconstrictor, so it shrinks blood vessels and minimizes dark circles. Its diuretic effect also helps reduce swelling, which is why it’s so popular in eye creams.

Take a Cold (and Hot) Shower

Alternating blasts revive Jayne Sandman, 29, associate publisher of Capitol File magazine, when she’s done the D.C. party circuit five nights in a row. Says Dr. Fusco, who recommends this to overworked patients: “The temperature change revs circulation and brings back color—it’s like CPR for the skin.”

Rub on an Ice Cube

Dancing With the Stars pro Karina Smirnoff, 30, spikes ice-cube trays with her Russian mom’s special cocktail (not vodka!) to prep for sunrise rehearsals. She just adds a drop of lemon juice and olive oil to each square, and later runs a frozen cube over her face. The cold reduces swelling, the lemon’s citric acid tightens and the olive oil adds moisture.

Spoon!

When she’s been working nonstop, Kate Somerville, 38, founder of a skin-care line, chills teaspoons in the hotel-room mini fridge and rests them on her eyes: “It reduces puffiness and redness.”

Banish Dark Circles

One mistake women often make: “They miss the shady spot at the inner corner of the eye,” says Matthew Nigara, an NYC makeup pro. A dab of highlighter there brightens the whole area.

Beauty and Red Hair

Beautiful Red Head Celeb and Model Karen Elson

2008-11-27T07:35:00.000-08:00

Beautiful Karen Elson (born January 14, 1979 in Oldham, Greater Manchester, England) is a British supermodel.

Her trademarks are her red hair and her eyebrows, which fashion photographer Steven Meisel once persuaded her to shave off.

Three Sex Tips from the Red Head Herself

2008-11-21T04:23:00.000-08:00

1. Wondering how to get him to wear a condom
Tell him to put it on! Do you want to be in your gynecologist's office finding out you got some disease because you were too scared to ruin the moment?

2. Faking orgasm
You're denying yourself a chance to really feel one.

3. Worrying about him
You're having sex? He's happy. Think about your own pleasure.

Also, a little fun with the video below....

Cure Your Acne In Only 3 Days!

2008-11-13T16:25:00.000-08:00

Cure Your Acne In Only 3 Days!

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Top 10 Red Head Women's Myths for Winter Skin Care

2008-11-05T04:41:00.000-08:00

1. MYTH: The thicker the cream, the better it hydrates.TRUTH: "Concentrated doesn't necessarily equal optimum hydration," says Annet King, director of training and development for the International Dermal Institute. "An overdose of lipids can actually trap dead cells and leave skin looking duller." King suggests layering serums under creams in order to boost moisture. Facialist Sonia Dakar agrees: "Serums are light, yet have superconcentrated ingredients — ideal for absorption."

2. MYTH: Overcast skies mean you can cut back on sunscreen. TRUTH: Hardly. As a depleting ozone has led to stronger UVB burning rays, SPF is now a year-round endeavor. And clouds do little to filter out wrinkle-accelerating UVA rays. Come cooler, drier weather, find a daily moisturizer with a broad-spectrum SPF 15 (or higher) to hydrate and protect. "You can enhance your sun protection exponentially by using an antioxidant-rich serum underneath your moisturizer," says Washington, D.C., dermatologist Dr. Cheryl Burgess.

3. MYTH: Oily skin can forgo moisturizer. TRUTH: Dry, cold climates wear on all skin types, even oily. And without some added protection, barrier function (which keeps pollution and other damaging elements out and moisture in) gets compromised. If your skin is superoily, you can get by with a gel-cream or lotion formula. For true combination skin, use different moisturizers for different areas: a light formula for your T-zone and a richer one for cheeks that get dry, patchy spots.

4. MYTH: Exfoliating in winter exacerbates dry patches.TRUTH: "The sloughing in fact causes a burst of cell renewal, so you're helping new moisture-rich cells move to the surface," says King. The key in winter is to moisturize thoroughly — occasionally with a hydrating mask — as your skin barrier is weakened after exfoliating. Adds Dakar: "Enzyme-based exfoliants will deliver results in a more gentle way."

5. MYTH: Loading up on lip balms prevents chapping. TRUTH: Only if it's the right balm. Some common ingredients can actually have an adverse effect. Mineral oil (petroleum jelly) creates an artificial film on your lips, signaling your skin to stop producing lipids, while funky flavors, perfumes, and colors can also dry out skin. King suggests seeking natural-oil-infused balms or those with shea and cocoa butter. "To get rid of flaky patches, apply a little facial exfoliant to damp lips (a soft toothbrush also does the trick), scrub gently, then follow with balm," she says. Wait till spring to resume use of lip plumpers and super-long-lasting formulas that dry out your pout.

Read the last 5 myths "BUSTED" at MSN.com.

More hair, makeup, beauty tips and tons of red head celebs at RedHeadedTrip.com.

Why Do Men Cheat!!

2008-11-03T11:07:00.000-08:00

Why Do Men Cheat!!

Some of the topics in Relationship Flight School:

Relationship Flight School - Understanding Men : 5 Sometimes it seems like men don't communicate at all. How do they communicate?

Relationship Flight School - Understanding Men : 3 Do men and women have different priorities?

Relationship Flight School - Understanding Men : 2 What are the crosswinds of relationships?

There Is Science Behind Male Behavior?

2008-11-03T03:50:00.000-08:00

Victoria, The Red Headed Trip herself, discovered this video about a new book "The Score" which looks at the science behind men's behavior.

Oh, this explains everything...lol

Christina Ricci as a Red Head??

2008-11-01T06:15:00.000-07:00

Christina is a natural brunette, who went blonde for a movie and now red head. The jury is still out.

Christy Hemme-One Tough Pretty Red Head

2008-10-31T11:54:00.000-07:00

Christina Lee "Christy" Hemme (born October 28, 1980) is an American actress, singer, model, and professional wrestling valet. Hemme is currently signed to Total Nonstop Action Wrestling

View her videos at Redheadedtrip.com

Top 5 Mistakes You're Making in Not Finding Mr. Right

2008-10-31T08:34:00.000-07:00

Finding a date-worthy man is tough, but you could be making it harder on yourself. Here, five common goofs. By Jennifer Benjamin Cosmopolitan

You're hot, you're fun, you have a cool job and a big circle of friends — in other words, you're the whole package. Then why the hell can't you meet a guy? "Often, women subconsciously give off 'keep away' signals," says psychotherapist Rhonda Findling, author of The Dating Cure. Well, we've pinpointed some of the mistakes you might be making and found ways for you to remedy the situation ASAP.

You hang with a big group of girls.
When going on a manhunt, you may feel better bringing backup. Problem is, surrounding yourself with a posse makes you unapproachable. "It's intimidating for a guy," says Findling. "He's afraid of being rejected in front of an audience." To make yourself available, go out with just one wingwoman or separate from the crew and work the room solo.

You always hit the same places
How many times have you found yourself saying, "Ugh, there are no cute guys here"? And yet, the following week, you're back at the same bar, with the same people, saying the same thing. "Well, if you want to find a great catch, you should venture outside of your comfort zone," says New York City psychologist and life coach Janice D. Bennett, PhD. The next time a pal invites you to a film class or suggests you hit karaoke night at some dive, give it a shot.

You give some guys the cold shoulder
When you're eyeing a sexy stud and some so-so dude starts chatting you up, you're probably tempted to blow him off. But that could backfire. "If the object of your affection sees you acting rudely, he'll move on to a girl who isn't as bitchy," warns Findling. Not only that, but the B-list boy could actually turn out to be cool. So unless he acts like a sleaze, give the guy a break and talk to him. If he still leaves you cold, politely excuse yourself and move on.

You refuse to be set up
You whine about how hard it is to meet a man, yet you veto any friend who tries to hook you up and you won't even try online dating. "You need to open yourself up to any opportunity," says Bennett. "Spread the word that you want to be set up." And at least log on to a dating site and see who's out there. If you click with a guy, great; if not, you don't even have to endure a bad blind date.

The last one is the best finishing reading the tip here at MSN Lifestyle.....

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Marcia Anne Cross-Hot Red Head Celeb

2008-10-27T15:21:00.000-07:00

Marcia Anne Cross (born March 25, 1962 in Marlborough, Massachusetts) is an Emmy and Golden Globe Award-nominated American actress. She graduated from Juilliard and earned a master's degree in psychology at Antioch University in Los Angeles. In 2005 she was nominated for her first Emmy for her work as Bree Van de Kamp on Desperate Housewives. In December of 2005, Cross garnered her second consecutive nomination for the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Comedy Series with the show.

Marcia Anne Cross Video Compilations.....

Celebrity Beauty Dos and Don'ts

2008-10-25T16:50:00.000-07:00

Fess up: We’re all guilty of a few beauty DON’Ts (hello, crimped hair in seventh grade?). To make sure your beauty history has more hits than misses, watch out for these easy-to-make mistakes. After all, as these celebrities prove, there’s a fine line between sexy and scary.

DON’T let your headband cover up your pretty face.

Unless you’re playing a hippie at Halloween, wearing a headband on your forehead is a major DON’T.

See the more of the "What to Do" by Glamour Magazine...

Top 3 Ways to Embrace Solitude by Brad Paul

2008-10-24T04:09:00.000-07:00

Being alone can be painful. It can also be blissful.

It all depends on your level of personal development in this area. A joyful state when you’re alone is attainable. And it is a very worthwhile pursuit.

Once you learn how to be alone you will no long be chained to the desperate need to keep a person in your life even though the relationship is bad for you. Whether the person is a lover, a marriage partner, a friend, or even a family member what good is it if the relationship brings you pain and lower self-esteem? If you can’t bare the thought of being alone you will always be in a position of weakness in your relationships. However, once you learn how to be alone and truly enjoy it you’ll be able to negotiate your relationships from a position of strength knowing that you can end it and be okay.

We all experience moments of intense loneliness. We initially experience this when we are left alone for the first time as children. As we develop and grow we learn not to fear being alone. Nevertheless, there times when we face feelings of loneliness. These times can be extremely difficult at first.

Transitions in adulthood can bring on powerful feelings of loneliness. When we break up, get a divorce, or a partner dies we are suddenly alone. Before this event, we grew to rely on their companionship. We knew that during almost every evening, weekend, and holiday we would have someone to share it with. The sad feelings that you experience can be the same when a close friendship ends.

If your break up or divorce was preceded by months of tension, the separation might come as a relief initially. After a few nights and weekends alone, however, the relief can turn into desperation about being alone. It is at this point where profound growth is possible. You can use the pain of the break up and the loneliness to move yourself past the sometimes terrifying feelings of facing the future alone! Once you breakthrough and find your strength, which is present in you right now, you’ll experience a whole new world of personal power and freedom.
“I live in that solitude which is painful in youth, but delicious in the years of maturity.”

“I lived in solitude in the country and noticed how the monotony of a quiet life stimulates the creative mind.”

-Albert Einstein
In his insightful book “Intimate Connections - The Clinically Proven Method for Making Close Friends and Finding a Loving Partner” Dr. David Burns talks about the importance of learning how to enjoy being alone. He says that a person ability to have healthy relationship is in direct proportion to their ability to be alone.

If a person is comfortable being alone, they are in a position of power and not neediness in a relationship. People who do not have the ability to be alone will be imprisoned if they find themselves in a toxic relationship. You can break free by learning how to be alone and truly enjoy it.

Surrender to Your Loneliness

There is something indescribably sweet about surrendering to your loneliness. On that darkest of nights, when you come face to face with yourself, true self-discovery can occur. The quietness and the realization that you are completely alone in a world full of billions of people can be chilling. But once you embrace it and surrender to your aloneness you will begin to grow right there and then. And your growth can be rapid and profound. With each new experience of being alone you will grow stronger. Eventually you will begin to enjoy your own company without a nagging need to be with another person. Once you reach this point, you’ll have the power to choose whether or not you want to spend a Saturday night alone, with a friend, or with a love interest. Your ability to choose any of these options without any worries empowers you. Then if you do chose to enter into a relationship, you’ll be able to do it from a position of strength, independence, and confidence.

How Do You Learn How to Be Alone?

Don’t fight being alone by trying to distract yourself. Don’t distract yourself by scheduling all your free time with friends. Don’t distract yourself with over indulgence of food, alcohol, drugs, television, the Internet, or video games. Just be with your loneliness until you come to terms with it. Face it head on! Deal with the feelings that come up. Stay with the discomfort until you find your way to contentment. If you are frightened, move toward your fears until they dissipate. As it is with most fears, you’ll most likely find that what you feared was only an illusion or a misunderstanding.

Embrace Being Alone

Embrace being alone by using these periods to get to know yourself on a deeper level. Perhaps on a deeper level than you have in your entire life. You can’t do this by spending a few hours alone. You need much more time. Several weekends or even an entire week’s vacation would provide a great start toward mastery of being alone.

Once you can spend a Saturday night, a weekend, or an entire vacation alone and truly enjoy it you’ve mastered yourself. You teach yourself how to enjoy your own company by treating yourself like you would a close friend or lover. You look for ways to enjoy, entertain, and please yourself. And yes, I mean the big “M.” There are benefits to learning this art as well, especially for women. Men don’t need any coaxing in this area.

Whenever I refer to the benefits of learning to be alone, I am not only talking about you but also the benefits that your lovers and friends will enjoy. These relationships will benefit because you will be able to participate in them from a position of strength and giving rather than weakness and neediness. If you can’t bare even the thought of being alone you’ll put unhealthy demands on these relationships. You will also sell yourself short because of your inability to enter and maintain these relationships from a position of strength and confidence.

Use periods of being alone to get to know yourself. What do YOU like do on a Saturday night? Take yourself out to a fancy dinner. Make yourself a gourmet dinner at home. Have fun! Enjoy your own company. Enjoy your own humor. Laugh at yourself. Do you get the picture?

If you don’t know what you find humorous when no one else is present, find out! If you don’t know what you enjoy to do by yourself, discover it! Make it an adventure! Make it an adventure of self-discovery!

Your goal is to find peace, contentment, and confidence when you are alone whether you are at home, in crowded public space, or at table in a fine restaurant filled with couples on a Saturday night! Once you are comfortable, content, and happy in each of these situations you have mastered the art of being alone. Once this is achieved and you are able to “chose” whether you want to be in a relationship or with other people, your ability to truly love and give without fear or measure will be greatly enhanced.

Brad Paul
Solotopia.com

Copyright © Brad Paul

Website Address: http://www.solotopia.com/

To learn more about breaking up successfully, read my article on the Solotopia website entitled, ”Breaking Up! - How to Ride the Pain to Gain.”

To learn more about toxic relationships, read my article on the Solotopia website entitled, ”Toxic Love Relationships - How to Recognize & Escape Them.”

To see the original article with graphics and links at Solotopia.com, click: Being Alone

To see a list of all articles by category at Solotopia.com, click: Articles by Category

Author's Bio

Brad Paul is the founder of Solotopia.com, which provides FREE resources for being single successfully whether a person chooses to remain unattached, just date, or find a perfect partner. The goal is to help singles have a fulfilling lifestyle, great dating experiences, or a lasting relationship. At the Solotopia website you will find an abundance of free articles, advice, and tips for achieving these goals.

Brad began learning about the needs of singles as he built and led a unique, highly successful non-profit singles organization in Orange County, California. He refined his knowledge about singles as he researched and wrote books on how to find a partner who’s right for you and non-confrontational couple’s communication. Before changing careers, he headed a marketing group responsible for generating $400 million dollars in annual products sales.

The Top 7 rules for ravishing red hair.

2008-10-23T14:08:00.001-07:00

Is Red Hair for You?

The Top 7 rules for ravishing red hair.

Victoria read this some where and put it on her blog. In the process, she forgot where she discovered this great article. When she does, she will give them credit and a link.

Fiery red hair is something Hollywood has loved throughout the ages. Julia Roberts, Nicole Kidman, Bette Midler and Diane Keaton have all been redheads. These days, dazzling and talented actors Lindsay Lohan, Debra Messing, Susan Sarandon and Kirsten Dunst (in Spider-Man) are among those who make us covet the vibrant color.

But from strawberry blonde to auburn, crimson to copper, there are so many ravishing reds available that it's difficult to know which is right for you. New York City's Wendy Bond, co-owner of Oscar Bond Salon Spa in SoHo, has these suggestions:

* The good news is that anyone can wear some shade of red. Some look natural and others don't ‑- which is okay, if that's the look you're going for. The key is to learn which works best for you and then adjust your makeup ‑ especially your lipstick ‑- accordingly.
* "Keep in mind, blue-red or red-red hair color doesn't exist in nature," says Bond. "People can wear those hues, and they can be very flattering; however, they will never look natural. All reds that are natural for people are red-orange tones. So if you want hair color that looks natural, go with a red-orange shade ranging from the palest golden strawberry or copper to the most intense red-orange."
* When it comes to discussing reds with your stylist, Bond recommends communicating through photographs because people often have different ideas about what a copper, strawberry or auburn shade is. A photo ensures that you're speaking the same language.
* Next, you need to consider both the level and the tone of the color, says Bond. That applies whether you're talking about reds, blondes or brunettes. "The level describes the lightness versus darkness of the color," she explains, "while the tone is what you're seeing reflected in the color."
* Once you and your colorist are on the same page, you need to think about your entire image before proceeding. For example, wearing a certain shade might require a complete change in makeup. If you're willing to do that, go for it. Just consider the cost, and make sure you get a makeup consultation and lesson from the salon before leaving.
* Finally, know that red hair color fades faster than other shades because the red color molecule is the largest, making it the most difficult for the hair shaft to hold on to. "The key to long-term success is to use a shampoo and conditioner especially formulated to preserve red hair color from day one," says Bond. She recommends Goldwell's Stay Red series, available at salons like Oscar Bond. (For a retailer near you, visit GoldwellUSA.com.) "The mistake many people make is to wait till the hair color starts to fade and then try to revive it," notes Bond. "You'll be much happier if you maintain your new red from the first day you wear it home."
* Another way to ensure that your red lasts is to ask your colorist about the color she uses, says Bond. She loves Goldwell's Elumen, which she says is longer lasting than traditional color and doesn't cause damage because it attaches to the hair with a magnetic charge.

Top 3 Foods for Anti-Aging and Weight Loss

2008-10-23T04:38:00.000-07:00

In this video Dr. Nicholas Perricone, author of The Perricone Weight-Loss Diet: A Simple 3-Part Plan to Lose the Fat, the Wrinkles, and the Years, talks with James Michael Tyler about micro inflammation and weight gain, and the top three foods for weight loss and anti-aging.

Simply Red Heads

Famous Red Heads: Julianne Moore

7 Makeup Do's for over 40 Red Heads

Top 2009 Resolution Get Rid of Belly Fat w/ Exercises

Red Head Beauty Angie Everheart

Redhead Alicia Witt Videos

7 Ways to Forever Banish Looking Tired

Top 19 Laura Prepon Videos

Top 4 Menopause Transition Questions To Ask Yourself About Your Dr.

Beautiful Red Head Celeb and Model Karen Elson

Three Sex Tips from the Red Head Herself

Cure Your Acne In Only 3 Days!

Top 10 Red Head Women's Myths for Winter Skin Care

Why Do Men Cheat!!

There Is Science Behind Male Behavior?

Christina Ricci as a Red Head??

Christy Hemme-One Tough Pretty Red Head

Top 5 Mistakes You're Making in Not Finding Mr. Right

Marcia Anne Cross-Hot Red Head Celeb

Celebrity Beauty Dos and Don'ts

Fess up: We’re all guilty of a few beauty DON’Ts (hello, crimped hair in seventh grade?). To make sure your beauty history has more hits than misses, watch out for these easy-to-make mistakes. After all, as these celebrities prove, there’s a fine line between sexy and scary.

DON’T let your headband cover up your pretty face.

Top 3 Ways to Embrace Solitude by Brad Paul

The Top 7 rules for ravishing red hair.

Top 3 Foods for Anti-Aging and Weight Loss