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Kérastase Moving Into Skin Care Does the world need another skincare line? You bet, especially if it's created by an oh-so-luxurious brand that already takes great c...

Mischa Barton's "O.C." Soft Waves This week, FabSugar is paying tribute to the trendsetting fashion of "The OC," so I thought I'd join the party with a few posts about...

Now this is what I call getting your beauty sleep. Kerastase has just introduced a new convenient and time-efficient concept in hair care. Noctogenist Voile Nuit ($60) and Noctogenist Serum Nuit ($60) are two leave-in treatments (one for fine hair and one for coarse hair) that work to revitalize dull, lackluster, and environmentally damaged locks while you rest your weary head. The treatments contain antibreaking and smoothing properties that work to regenerate elasticity and softness.

They seem simple enough to use as well. Apply the treatment to towel-dried or dry hair two to three times a week before bed and comb through for even distribution. In the morning, you don’t even have to wash it out! Both products are expected to land in stores later this month.

Since I pretty much have Kerastase Masquintense to thank for restoring life back into my hair after dying and frying it blonde a few years ago, I can’t wait to test out the Noctogenist Viole Nuit Spray (for fine hair) to see if it lives up to all of the hype. What are your thoughts?

Dynamite Deep Conditioners Just as our skin feels the effects of our harsh environment, our hair does too. Not only does it face similar issues of dryness, dehy...

Amy Bracco Welcome back to Model of the Week, where we reveal the beauty and fashion secrets of top models. Today, we're getting up close and p...

Cynthia Kirchner It's Wednesday, which means it's time to meet BellaSugar's latest Model of the Week. Today, we're getting up close and personal with ...