Seven apparel companies under one roof in Miami share resources, swap ideas and work better than they would alone.

<span class="bold">The lowdown:</span> In Hindu, “kesar” means “saffron,” so it is no wonder this pricey spice is at the core of the newly launched KeSARI facial at agua at Delano. The Indian beauty line mixes time-honored ingredients and modern-day science, leaving both skin and hair with a luminous glow. “Saffron has been used in Indian beauty rituals, and KeSARI brings this beauty secret to all,” KeSARI Brand Ambassador Renee Lucas says.

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<span class="bold">The lowdown: </span>For come-hither eyes, hit up Blink Lash. The beauty boutique specializes in eyelash extensions and eyebrow shaping. Owners and sisters Michee Valedon and Yani Valedon provide makeovers for your peepers. “Clients can expect a relaxing atmosphere with soothing music in a comfortable setting,” Yani says.

Karl Lagerfeld’s reboot of his own label is happening entirely online.

<span class="bold">The lowdown</span>: First there were highlights, then ombré and now dip-dye — bright, punk-inspired streaks, spotted of late in the locks of Lauren Conrad and Kate Bosworth. For a fresh color job, seek out Van Michael Salon’s colorist of six years, Taylor Trace. “Another big trend for fall is that there’s going to be a lot of redheads,” Trace says.

Local Internet marketing entrepreneur Loren Ridinger chooses her favorites as a Gilt City “Insider.”

Perhaps it was the brightly colored surgical mask that covered Nicki Minaj’s pout at the MTV Video Music Awards last August. Or maybe it was the neon puffball tunic, which made her look as if she’d fallen into a bowl of Dippin’ Dots, that she wore to Carolina Herrera’s spring 2012 show in September. But few in 2011 could take their eyes off Minaj, the Technicolor Barbie with the big voice and an elastic smile.

<span class="bold">The lowdown:</span> For fashions ahead of the proverbial curve, a jaunt to Curve is in order. “Curve is a multi-label specialty boutique born out of my quest to present fashion in a new way and sell style over fashion. I always carefully select pieces from each collection I buy to create our own trends each season, and our goal is to give our clients wardrobe longevity,” says owner Nevena Borissova.

From grunge to mod to preppy, the basic turtleneck — one of those wardrobe workhorses — can morph into almost any look you want it to be.

In one word, relax. The problem with the implants in France and the rest of Europe is that patients who had breast augmentation with implants made by the company Poly Implant Prothese (a French company) are at risk. The main concern is the risk of rupture, as well as the uncertainty over the industrial grade silicone that was used in the implant. The implants have had a high rate of rupture, with over 1000 reported ruptures in approximately 30,

<span class="bold">The lowdown</span>: Scissors are verboten here. Dye, ditto. No cuts and no color, either. At Blo, it’s all about a good wash and blow dry. With 18 locations in California, Texas and Canada, America’s original blow dry bar opened shop in two up-and-coming Miami neighborhoods.