<http://schema.org/articleBody>
" As a girl growing up, I was a pro at navigating the Boston Globe&amp;#039;s daily weather report, going straight for the forecasted humidity percentage and dew point. No, I wasn&amp;#039;t a budding meteorologist, I was a young girl obsessed with her hair and skin. By checking the daily humidity levels, I was able to determine what type of hair day I would have. Was the humidity low enough to make it safe for me to take the time to use the blow dryer or was it going to be above 80%, in which case I knew to just let it go curly? The daily UV index helped me decide what SPF to take with me to the beach. Now it seems that Weather.com has read my mind (and countless others) and dedicated a page of its forecasts to everything that relates to beauty--what types of products you should use that day, specific product recommendations, humidity levels, UV index, and beauty tips It features information on the day, the upcoming evening (which is great if you&amp;#039;ll be going out after work), the next day, and the upcoming five days. I use it to figure out whether to stock up on anti-frizz products if they&amp;#039;re running low and whether or not to throw a hand lotion or chap stick into my purse. For a girl like me this website is just too good to be true! Go to Weather.com/beauty and check it out for yourself. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/institute/a22837/accurate-and-dependable-beauty/>