A pair of eyebrows are "sisters" -- not twins -- so keep these steps in mind when balancing your brows:

1. Determine which brow is lower and create your line or shape to it as high as possible, so that it aligns with the higher brow. Fill the lower brow in with a pencil in an appropriate shade to match hair color.
2. Move to the higher brow and create your line or shape at the same level as the lower one and fill in.
3. Set both brows using brow powder or an eye shadow in a similar shade.
4. To add dimension, add a darker brow pencil to the center of the brow (typically where the arch is). Apply this slightly darker shade of pencil both horizontally and vertically in the center of the brows only.

Holiday season is in full gear.   As beautiful and magical as the holiday season ought to be, however, it is often tainted with, none other than, stress.  We are shopping...we are wrapping...we are entertaining...we are getting entertained...we are dealing with increased traffic...we are mingling with family...we are traveling...we are braving the elements...phew...and I've just scratched the surface!  Talk about stressful!

Most of us, at this time of the year, tend to prioritize everything EXCEPT ourselves. This, ultimately, mounts on the stress and can do a doozy on our ability to really enjoy. But the holidays are MEANT to be enjoyed!  To keep the stress levels to a low roar, here are a few tips: 

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Quinoa with Toasted Walnuts, Apricots and Fat-Free Feta

Quinoa has a light, fluffy texture when cooked, and its mild, slightly nutty flavor makes it an alternative to white rice or couscous.

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