by Debra Corbeil

Created on: April 13, 2009   Last Updated: April 15, 2009

Spring has arrived and after a long hard winter and what better time to reinvent your look. Still feeling grey even though the sun is shining? Here are some easy changes that can make you feel rejuvenated.

The best place to start is with the hair. A change in color with a sleek new cut is the fastest and simplest way to completely change your image. Highlights can do wonders to lift your spirits and a shorter more modern style can renew your energy.

Once you have changed your hair, it is time to find some new makeup to match your new locks. Becoming a fiery redhead after being a brunette for years, allows you to explore new colors in your make-up palette. Changing a lipstick shade can completely alter the appearance of your face.

A new image doesn't have to be expensive. Spring is a perfect time to clean out that closet. By clearing away the clutter you will feel more energized and after years of neglect, you may be able to find some hidden gems in the process.

Dig out your heals. Try wearing them with a pair of jeans rolled up to reveal your calf. This will dress up your usual style and make you feel sexy. A wide belt or scarf will spice up any outfit, and playful jewelry will catch the eye.

Now that you have changed your look, it is time to take care of yourself and create a healthy glow. Give yourself a facial. You can find everything you need right in your kitchen. An egg white and oatmeal mask will clear your pours and tighten your skin. Cucumber will soothe away those dark circles under your eyes and a light moisturizer will keep your skin looking radiant. Finish off by tweezing your brows. The eyebrows are the frames of the face and properly shaped brows can give the eyes an instant lift.

Updating your image can give you a whole new outlook on life. Feeling better about yourself will automatically make you look better to everyone else. So go ahead, be daring.

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