Dear Jean, I never quite understand what order to layer on the skin-care products for my face. Does it even make a difference? And if so, what comes first, what goes last, and what goes in between?

Dear Jean, I love a natural look, but my eyes are just less noticeable than I want them to be. How do I get definition—and bigger-looking, more-awake-looking eyes—without a major eye-makeup look? And what do you think about lash extensions?

Dear Jean, I have pretty clear skin, but I want to start incorporating exfoliation into my routine. How many times a week should I be exfoliating? Is there such a thing as too much exfoliation? What do you personally do for exfoliation?

Dear Jean, You say vitamin C’s the most important step in your morning skin routine—how do you apply it for the best results, and where does it go in your routine in terms of order?

Some people adore facials; others love scrubs and body wraps. In the end, I like a massage. But in the very end, what I find very-most-relaxing is heat. Here, some of the most incredible spa heat treatments—and my at-home solutions, too.

Dear Jean, I am thirty-two and am still dealing with acne (mostly along my jawline). Wearing a mask is definitely not helping—is there anything I can do to get rid of it? Is it hormonal? Please help!

“I am a morning person. Assign me a task in the morning and it will get done. Assign it at 4 p.m. and…it will get done the next morning,” writes Jean Godfrey-June. “Here’s how I optimize my favorite time of day, from sunlight for my eyes to vitamin C for my skin.”

If you color your hair—at a salon or at home—you get roots. Some people love them, and even accentuate them: Many of the chicest variations on ombre are essentially grown-out roots. If you don't love roots, however, they are fairly painless to erase—as is the fading that is also part and parcel of having your hair colored.

Dear Jean, How can I get my blowout to look as if I had it done at a salon?