Megan ONeill

Makeup, whether piled on to fembot flawlessness or barely there, is self-expression at its most excellent. Why, then, is it so polarizing?

Beach-gallivant approved.

Megan O'Neill discovers that a new eye look lends her some serious swagger.

The smallest and lightest element in the periodic table might prove to be a powerful tool in fighting disease—and delivering glowing skin.

With inspired flair and impeccable skill, hairstylist and colorist Vernon François is transforming the A list—and hair industry—one curl at a time.

Japanese-born, Hawaiian-raised hair and makeup artist Risa Hoshino talks ultimate surfer-girl sunscreen, Asian lash-curling tricks, and the male rock star whose hair she'd kill for.

You can take the girl out of the party, but you can't take the party out of the girl.

A yoga skeptic goes on a three-day yoga retreat.

A new program uses a photo to assess skin with eerie accuracy.

Stars and their makeup whizzes tell all.

Apple's director of fitness for health technologies, Jay Blahnik, explains why the company's latest lifestyle commandment flies in the face of the techie revolution.

The slutty-tutu-rogue-ballerina look.

Shiny lips, skin, and lids feel so right.

From the board meeting to the beach.

How it feels, what it costs, and whether it's truly worth it.

Transforming complexions, one under-eye circle at a time.

New formulas that go on like air, match your complexion, and make skin look amazing.

No longer an avant grade fashion show thing, dramatic lipsticks in black, blue, and gold are starting to go mainstream. Looking merely "pretty" suddenly seems a little bit lackluster, doesn't it?

In the hodgepodge of wild style and beautiful people that is New York City, ELLE beauty editor Megan O'Neill always delighted in expressing herself through fashion. Then she bleached her hair blond and really started seeing the light.