The Best Of France

Blonde or Red Hair, which looks better?

I have very pale skin (the lighting in one of the pics makes it look darker/pinker) and blue eyes. My hair is naturally blonde but I lighten it. 2 months ago I dyed my hair red, I was wondering which looks better red, or blonde. I was thinking of changing it back to blonde and adding extentions i bought.
picture of me with mynatural hair: http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j320/elle1126/blonde-3.jpg

the red, it looks more exotic, lots of people dye there hair blonde, so the red looks more different

Today’s Look Episode #148: Menswear Paris FW12

Destination Paris $1.39 Let the stunning Eiffel Tower on this invitation announce your Parisian style event. Tower design is blue and white on a red background. The bottom wording “Destination: Paris” will be printed as shown and cannot be changed or removed. Matching reception, respond, and informal/thank you cards are available.

Paris Presents V555 Classic Twist-Style Hand Mirror(6 Pack) $11.45 Paris Presents V555 Classic Twist-Style Hand Mirror(6 Pack) Paris Presents V555 Classic Twist-Style Hand Mirror(6 Pack) Features: Twist style handle True image view Available in Blue, White, Champagne, Pink, and Platinum 4″ x 4-3/4″ mirror 10″ long Carded

Paris Presents V116 Twist-Style Mirror Compact(12 Pack) $17.04 Paris Presents V116 Twist-Style Mirror Compact(12 Pack) Paris Presents V116 Twist-Style Mirror Compact(12 Pack) Features: Perfect for your purse Available in Blue, White, Champagne, Pink, and Platinum 2″ true image and ultra magnification mirror Carded

The Brasseries Of Paris $11.52 Step through the doors of forty-nine of the most beautiful brasseries in Paris “where the pleasures of the eye are reunited with the pleasures of the table.” The expansive, bustling brasseries of Paris have been a fixture of the city’s restaurant scene since the 19th century. Serving a classic “brasserie menu” (seafood platters, onion soup, sauerkraut and sausage, for starters), waiters in traditional long white aprons balance overflowing trays as weave their way through the huge dining rooms, decorated in a distinctive Art Nouveau or Art Deco style: stained glass windows, Mucha-inspired murals, glistening mirrors, and Japonica furniture. The authors explore the most beloved of these establishments, each with its own history, cachet, legends and ghosts. “Brasseries rustle with all that makes Parisian life Parisian,” they write, in this charming book that will guide travelers to unforgettable dining experience.

Paris InsideOut Guide $10.95 Discover Paris with this handy all-in-one guide that contains both an origami-style PopOut Travel Map and a Travel Guide. Two products in one, ideal for light travel and tourism, this map and guidebook of Paris fits in your pocket so you can easily locate streets, places of interest and travel info.Features included in this guidebook and map of Paris InsideOut Travel Guide PopOut Travel MapAll PopOut travel maps include Points of Interest Transit Parking Post Offices, Airports Government Buildings Labeled Streets wStreet Index Origami-style design

Paris Bistro Cooking $29.98 The best home-style cooking in the world comes from the best bistros in Paris. Linda Dannenberg’s Paris Bistro Cooking serves up 19 of the greatest, from the classic bistros to the deluxe, all-night, and neo-bistros — each with its own special menus and romantic ambiance — with more than 100 stellar recipes and 150 full-color photographs by Guy Bouchet.

Travel Journal Barefoot In Paris $7.66 Bestselling and enormously popular Potter author Ina Garten takes you to the city of light. Inspired by her new cookbook, Barefoot in Paris, this is a lovely travel journal for you to record that memorable meal or bottle of wine, or to chronicle your own epicureal journey. It is the perfect complement to Ina’s other Potter Style products.

Lonely Planet Paris $17.99 Lonely Planet Travel Guides explore a destination in depth, with options to suit a range of budgets. With reliable practice advice on getting around, restaurants and accommodation, these easy-to-use guides also include numerous detailed MAPS, color photographs, extensive background material and coverage of sights both on and off the beaten path. 1) special sections: Fashion chapter. 2) unique features: new-style city guide; two-colour throughout; grid-referenced maps. 3) significant changes: 106pp longer (inc all colour), so room for more, and longer, listings. 4) visit: Paris is a destination for weekenders, business professionals and is a good transport hub for those visiting the rest of France; an especially hot destination for visitors from the UK due to budget-airline and Eurostar offers and cheap fares; Paris tops short-break destinations according to Travelscene and Wotif.com.

Paris Presents V503 Extra Large Twist-Style Hand Mirror(6 Pack) $17.84 Paris Presents V503 Extra Large Twist-Style Hand Mirror(6 Pack) Paris Presents V503 Extra Large Twist-Style Hand Mirror(6 Pack) Features: Twist style handle Available in Blue, White, Champagne, Pink, and Platinum True image view 8″ x 6-1/8″ mirror 13″ long Carded

Special Places to Stay: Paris $12.56 For the first time Sawday’s have dedicated an entire book to all the different types of Special Places available in Paris–B&Bs, hotels, townhouses, restored farmhouses on the edge of the city, self catering places–they are all in this guide. The selection here is broad, from the homely simplicity of a ‘Pension de Famille’ to some rather grand establishments where superior comfort comes with genuine attentiveness. Flea market finds, 18th-century staircases, Empire antiquities, home-made jams and croissants, country-house style. Where to find a private chauffeur or a bicycle rental.