Who wears short-shorts? Now you can! Black Voices has rounded up some of the best hair removing products that will have your legs feeling silky, smooth and stubble free in no time!

The easiest, quickest and cheapest method for getting rid of hair is shaving. By using a hydrating razor -- one that comes equip with a moisturizer -- you can save yourself time and money on shaving cream. A good choice would be Schick's Intuition Plus Sensitive Care Razor ($10, Walgreens). The razor comes with four blades surrounded by a softening moisturizing strip.

To determine your best brow shape, you should turn to a pro to give you the shape that best suits your face. A visit to a professional every couple of months will help you maintain the shape on your own.

If you have fine brows, tweezing is probably the best bet, because it is easier to control fewer hairs. For those of you with brows with a medium thickness, waxing will remove hair faster than tweezing, so it is less painful. If you have extremely thick brows, threading is fast, and it removes the thick coarse hairs as quickly as the thin ones.

The start of summer is upon us, and what better way to welcome it than with shimmery skin. It seems as if every celebrity has the glossiest legs ever! Don't reach for the Crisco just yet. We have a few suggestions that will have your legs glistening in no time!

Shimmer body lotions are good if you want a more subtle sheen. You can make your own by adding shimmer like MAC Pigment ($19.50, maccosmetics.com) to your lotion of choice, or you can try the Body Shop's Satsuma Shimmer lotion ($18, thebodyshop-usa.com). The lotion is supposed to "leave your skin feeling soft, smooth and shimmering with a light, easily absorbed moisturizer.

It's not a secret that bold lips are big for spring. Perhaps you are looking to make a statement that isn't as in your face as a red lip and more flattering than Barbie pink or fuchsia. Enter coral. Don't get this confused with the color that your grandmother used to wear back in the day. The most flattering way to wear this shade is to choose a pinky yet sheer, shimmering color, but if you're feeling daring, you can try a bright coral. Try this lip color with tinted moisturizer or a sheer foundation and black mascara, and the weather won't be the only thing sizzling! Above, Letoya Luckett wears a sheer, shimmery coral. To replicate the look, try MAC Ravishing lipstick ($14, maccosmetics.com)

Remember Deborah Cox? The singer struck a pose on the 19^th annual World Music Awards red carpet Tuesday night in Monte Carlo, Monaco. Ms. Cox walked the red carpet at the Sporting Club with flushed rosy cheeks, a gray smoky eye and a brown glossy pout. Do you think Deborah Cox looked hot? Or is this look not it?

Essence has a new beauty director and her name is Corynne L. Corbett. Corbett is now in charge of "executing the overall beauty vision for the magazine."

"Beauty is indigenous to the Essence brand and an absolute obsession to the Essence audience. From hair to make-up to skincare, I am looking forward to showing all the ways in which we are beautiful," she said of her new role.

What if there was a pill that you could take that would help your skin look clearer, brighter and healthy. Would you take it?

Guess what! You can, depending on what you are looking for there is a vitamin for every skin need.

Your skin tends to be the fingerprint of what is going on inside your body. So if you feed your skin from the inside out you can't help but benefit from vitamins.

Black Voices has compiled a list of vitamins that will surely benefit your skin!

Remember when mood rings were cool? Well, now you can be nostalgic in a more sophisticated way. Now you can wear your mood on your nails. Perfect Formulas created a top-secret polish that changes the shade from cool to warm, bright colors depending on your body heat. Doesn't that sound fun? The collection launches in June, but in the meantime, we found another way to have fun with nail polish.