How to walk like a model?

If you notice the models on the runway or catwalk, you will observe that they have a very unique way of walking. We don't see many people walking like that in the mall or on the street. There is a reason why models walk the way they do. It makes models look more confident, sexy, and graceful. Plus, they get that perfect posture and almost all types of clothes look good on them. This video by Mac Folkes shows you how to walk like a supermodel. You don't always have to walk like them but it is a good idea to learn how it is done and then incorporate it in your walking style.

Beauty products from the kitchen

While it is very convenient (and shopping is always fun and therapeutic) to simply buy personal care products from a shop, even when you are buying something with claims like all-natural, organic, no preservatives added, etc., you still are not sure what you are really buying.

In many cases, you have no choice but to buy products off the shelf and the key is to read the ingredients list carefully and buy only reputed brands. However, some personal care products can be made in your kitchen using products that are already in your pantry.

Gelila, a model, shows three different products in this video.

1. How to use olive oil (an antioxidant) as a moisturizer and to nourish your hair.
   
2. Use baking soda to make an exfoliant.
3. How to make a toner for oily skin using apple cider vinegar and garlic.
   

Pink is always in

It seems that almost all women like pink color but since pink has so many connotations these days we are sometimes afraid to wear it for the fear of appearing immature, girlish, or lacking in taste. In my opinion, pink (and various shades of pink) can be used by almost any woman (yes, even lawyers, bankers, and professors can wear it) provided they pick the right shade for their skin tone and dress for the occasion. In this video, Matthew Hunt of Ford Models 360 picks some of the best pink outfits worn by celebs including Rihanna, Liz Goldwyn, Mariah Carey, and Thandie Newton and designed by Rodarte and Christopher Kane.