New Year, New You! Shake Up Your Look in 10 Minutes Or Less

“Hipster glasses and coral gloss give my work look a bit of fun.”-Claire Stern, editorial assistant
No. 29 glasses, $129; rowleyeyewear.com. YSL Lipstick in No. 36, $34; yslbeautyus.com.

When strands get dry in the winter, try this tip to make them gleam a la Sofia Vergara’s soft waves: “In between trims I do at-home glossing with John Frieda’s Luminous Glaze ($10; drugstore.com).” -Jennifer Ferrise, editorial assistant

For that I-just-returned-from-vacation look, keep self-tanning towelettes in your desk. “They build a subtle bronze in a couple of hours.” -Angelique Serrano, beauty director
Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare Alpha Beta Glow Pad, $34/20 pads, $45/8 pads for body; sephora.com.

When dark nails begin to feel drab, detail them with gold. “I dip the tip of a bobby pin into the polish and neatly dot it on.” -Sheryl George, associate beauty editor
OPI nail lacquer in Incognito in Sausalito, $9; ulta.com. Butter London Nail Lacquer in Marbs, $15 butterlondon.com.

Put down the hairspray and pick up a headband! “I love to sparkle, and a crystal-embellished band delivers just the right amount.”-Glynis Costin, West Coast bureau chief

“When I want to freshen up, I slather on Burt’s Bees Rhubarb Lip Shimmer ($5; burtsbees.com). It’s made with peppermint, so it perks me right up. An added benefit? Fresh breath!” -Wendy Wallace, fashion market director

“Using bright shadows in place of normal black or brown eyeliner makes the color of my blue eyes stand out. I line my upper lids with cobalt, then dab chartreuse at the inner corners.” -Jennifer Mason, copy chief
Nars Duo eye shadow in Rated R, $34; narscosmetics.com.