Danielle Jackson

Getting branded with a tattoo is one of the most common forms of self-expression. Whether you're looking to get something for the first time or you're looking for a special piece to get with a friend or partner, the options are essentially endless. A lot of people choose to get tattoos that have special meanings, but not all designs have meanings that are easy to interpret just by looking at them. A prime example would be eye tattoos - or more specifically, third-eye tattoos. Although you may have seen this type of tattoo on someone you know and you might find it beautiful or intriguing, you may not have understood its meaning. Curious about the third eye tattoo meaning? For the uninitiated, your third eye is located on your forehead, slightly above the middle of your eyebrows. To learn more, and see third-eye tattoo ideas, keep scrolling. - Additional reporting by Renee Rodriguez Third Eye Tattoo Meaning A spiritual concept in religions like Hinduism and Buddhism, it's often associated with consciousness, enlightenment, and intuition. Usually, opening your third eye can mean having more foresight or greater intuition ahead of certain situations or being able to sense what's coming or what decisions you should make without much explanation. When people get this drawn or tattooed, it's normally pictured as an eye that's enclosed within a triangle, but there are plenty of different iterations of third-eye tattoo designs. You can get it inked anywhere on your body, not necessarily where your third eye should be. Whether you're looking to get the symbol as your first tattoo or you're making plans to add to your collection, read ahead to check out some third-eye tattoo ideas that may just inspire you on your body-art journey.

Shampoo is the hair category's equivalent to makeup primer: it's not exactly sexy, but it lays all the necessary groundwork for the rest of your routine to shine (sometimes, quite literally). No matter how simple or complex your everyday hair-care routine is, the type of shampoo you use - no matter how often you wash - isn't something to be lax about. Plus, whether you're a sucker for a drugstore formula or you're more inclined to purchase something of the luxury variety, your shampoo should be dependent on your hair's individual types and needs. Even still, the best shampoos aren't one size fits all. To find the right product, you have to consider everything from your budget, your hair type, and even the time of year before making the decision. However, with the never-ending wheel of recommendations that is social media, it can feel overwhelming trying to find the best shampoo brands that will fit into your hair-care regimen. Thankfully, that's where we come in. Whether you are looking for color protection, a volumizer, or a shampoo that has more conditioning properties for your natural texture, our trusted team of editors have tried almost everything on the market and the good news is: there's an option out there for everyone, no matter your hair type or concern. Cut through the noise and read ahead for the hands-down best shampoos for all hair types (and budgets), ahead. - Additional reporting by Ariel Baker