Usually when bangs come into style, it only lasts for a season or two and then just when you give in and cut them, it's back to the seemingly never-ending process of growing them back out again. Well, it's been more than a season or two, and the bang trend seems to have taken hold for Spring 2007 more than ever. Whereas the look was more wispy and side-swept for fall, the trend of even thicker, chunkier bangs is the thing this spring.

What do you think? Is this a trend that you'll be buying into or are you counting the days until this trend is over?

Time for you to weigh in again!

Okay, so we've been hearing about this new all-the-rage trend among celebrities who want the glamour of thick lashes every time they leave the house but want to eliminate the chore of applying false ones constantly.

These new lash additions, which can stay on for up to 2 months, are professionally applied with a special adhesive. They are supposed to be much more comfortable and lighter in weight than traditional false eyelashes and are put on one at a time. Application can take well over an hour and can cost anywhere up to approximately $350 for the initial visit, with touch-ups costing less and also requiring less time.

Is this something you'd consider? Have you already tried them? We want you to tell us if this is something you think is truly glam or simply ridiculous!

I loved headbands when they were last in style. Even though mine were plastic or metal and pinched my head until the inevitable headache, I wore them religiously. The new wider headbands, covered in leather or fabric, have really taken off with celebrities, making it one of the top hair style trends of the fall season. What do you think? Love it, or leave it?

-- Jen

So..."They" tell us that the braid is coming back as an acceptable and fashionable look - on the side, as part of an updo, loosely done in the back... Is this something regular women can pull of or should we leave the braids to the little girls? And if you think it IS okay, at what age does it get...icky? So tell us: Do you really think braids can be incorporated into wearable looks for everyday women? Is the word on The Braid Love It or Lose It?

You've seen it on celebrities. Some of you may have seen it on your friends. And others of you may even have gotten one yourself.

The question seems often to be the degree of color as well as the ability for it to look natural. So here's the question we put to you, Dear DeLush Readers: Do you say "Love It" or "Lose It" to the spray-on tan? If you have personal experience with getting one, please share it with us as well. Now, tell us what you think!

Some women swear by it. Others say it is completely outdated. In a world where beauty trends seem to be coming and going faster than you can keep up with them, it's hard to know for sure. Tell us what you think about the French Manicure: Love It or Lose It?