Today’s Good News, Bad News: Saddle Shoes Are Hot Again, Skin Needling Works, And More

First, let’s get the bad news out of the way:

Beware American Apparel nail polish! You might get more than lacquered with the polish that is now rumored to contain hazardous material. Try these safe taupe polishes instead. [Jezebel]

Colorblock hair (half Crayola dandelion, half copper red) may be the beauty trend of the future if Alexis Mabille’s Paris runway show holds any water. Let’s hope not. [Telegraph UK]

Chanel bags, as if they weren’t already expensive enough, are set to get even pricier due to higher demand. But we think that its a worthy investment, nonetheless. [Madison Avenue Spy]

Balmain is toying with the idea of creating a discount line and testing it out in the Asian markets. However, even at a 50% discount, we’re still looking at paying just the low, low price of $800 a T-shirt. As if! Check out these cheap designer tees instead. [Fashionologie]

And now on to the good news:

Saddle shoes are experiencing a revival and we’re all about adding these comfortable and cute styles to our shoe collections. [NY Mag]

Editors at Vogue confirm that the quasi-masochistic skin needling tool, Derma Roller, is worth the pain it takes to get beautiful skin. Have you seen our skincare guides? Well… all gain, no pain. I’m just saying. [Style]

Got sagging skin? The FDA approved a new device developed by Ulthera Inc. to help cure saggy skin and other skin woes. It’s available now at your cosmetic surgeon and dermatologist, but the handheld device for home treatment is still in the works, so check out our handpicked favorite wrinkle creams and acne treatments. [The Beauty Brains]

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