First, there was the ombre. Then there was the balayage. And now, we have the tiger eye.

Doubting the name? Don’t. There is some geology involved.

The Tiger Eye trend is inspired by a semi-precious rock that has unique brown, gold and bronze stripes. Dubbed as balayage 2.0, The Tiger Eye Hair trend uses rich shades to create a lustrous hair colour transition.
Instead of clearly defined lines, hair colourists create an ombre using the balayage technique.

Many of us have experienced the horror that comes with bad hair dye jobs. Hair chalking is a great way to dye your hair without committing to it. Even though hair chalking is too much of a hassle for your whole hair, it is a fun way to get coloured tips. Here’s the lowdown on hair chalking:

1. The first step is to gather the things you will need: non- oil pastel chalks/hair chalk in the colour you wish, a water bottle, protective gloves, towels and a flat iron.

Regular nail art is SO 2015. Thanks to Australian artist Roz Borg you can now grow tiny succulents on your nails. Yes, we said grow! This is not nail art; this is straight up gardening happening on your nail beds.

“I had been making real succulent jewellery and wanted to use the same application on something I had never seen baby succulents used on before,” Borg told The Huffington Post “I Googled it and didn’t get any hits on anything, so I went for it.” And so the craziest nail trend was born.