
It's easy to get excited when the star of dinner — the
Thanksgiving turkey — is done, but the key to a moist meal is to remain patient. Once you've tested the turkey with a thermometer and it's reached 160-165°F in the middle of the thigh, remove it from the oven and let the bird sit for 20 to 30 minutes.
There are several reasons for doing this.
My pals with choppy layers often sing the praises of
dense styling products in creating their piecey looks, but don't have as many kind words for the wax itself. When one recently complained that, no matter how vigorously she rubbed her hands ("like I was trying to start a fire between them"), it still clumped when she went to put it on her head. Not so pretty.

We've
finished the second season of Top Design, but there's still plenty of material to reflect on before we bid it adieu! Recently, PointClickHome assembled 11 decorating tips from the final three contestants. I've gathered together six of these tips.

A few years ago, I was convinced I had major allergies. My eyes were red and watery, and they stung like hell. My eye makeup?

If you're hosting
Thanksgiving at your house, then hopefully you've started
planning your menu. Once you've decided on the menu lineup, don't wait to stock up on seasonal essentials. Three days before, shop for herbs, spices, seasonings, and other specialty Thanksgiving ingredients, as they'll be the first to go out of stock at the store.

Whether it was a boozy late night or you inherited them from your Aunt Martha, dark circles under the eyes are often unavoidable. So, if you've been seeing the blues (or purples), I've got some easy directions on how to reduce the appearance of these unwanted tones below:
- Choose the right concealer: Pick a color about one-half of a shade to one shade lighter than your foundation. Going too light will only amplify the area you want to conceal.

Earlier, I told you that I really enjoyed makeup artist Robert Jones's new book,
Looking Younger.
Chock full of application techniques and aha-moment tips, I thought I'd share some of my favorites right from the book. Oh, and lucky us, Robert even provided some quotes just for Bella readers (check out number two and three):
- Don't follow brow trends.

Buying a turkey can be a daunting task: it should be big enough to feed a crowd, but have plenty of meat for leftovers. It also has to fit inside your oven, deep fryer, or brining vessel. Then there's the question of fresh versus frozen?

Ask A-list actresses who they trust with their skin care, and time after time, you'll hear the name
Kate Somerville. As the founder and director of Kate Somerville Skin Health Experts — a
seriously gorgeous skin care clinic in Los Angeles — she has become one of the most sought-after complexion experts.
Along with using a thorough skin care regimen (more on this soon!), Somerville says that eating well is key to having healthy, glowy, beautiful skin.

At the
Food Network NYC Wine and Food Festival last month, my favorite demonstration was
Bobby Flay's. Although it was early October, Flay had
Thanksgiving on the mind. He loves the food-centric holiday so much that every year, he wakes up at 5 a.m.