5 Fabulous Android Apps for Looking and Feeling Great

Posted by Kim on Sep 4, 2012 in Lists | 1 comment

If you manage a lot of things in your life, chances are you have low priorities on your physical appearance. You may not have time to get a new haircut, shop for new clothes, or get that needed mani/pedi. You may think that they can always wait and other things are more important — like your job and your family. Right?

Wrong. Looking good helps build confidence and makes you feel good about yourself. A healthy self-esteem makes you the best person you can be to do the important stuff. Here are five handy Android apps that will help you look great even if you don’t have the time.

1. How to Tie a Tie and How to Tie a Scarf

For men and women who never quite figured out how to get it done right, or for those special days when you want to impress your boss, a friend or even your date. Learn the basic or confusing way of tie and scarf-tying and never be at a loss again.

2. Mirror

It can happen — you can’t seem to find an actual mirror or any reflective surface to check your face. Use your phone’s front facing camera with this app and thank heavens you don’t have anything stuck between your teeth!

3. Calorie Counter – MyFitnessPal

There are dozens of calorie counter apps in the Play Store, but based on experience (and user comments and rating), this one is a winner. With over a million types of food in its database, it gives you the most accurate calorie count possible. Sync your data online, share diet plans with friends and customize your own diet plan — all from a free app!

4. Street Fashion Gallery

Feeling adventurous with your wardrobe but afraid to look like a fashion disaster? Scroll through these trendy yet streetwise outfit ideas. You may not look exactly like the skinny model, but you’ll probably feel extra confident.

5. Hairologie

You don’t have time to get a haircut, let alone find a salon. This app should get that done with a few taps and a zippy Internet connection). Hairologie helps you find the nearest stylist so you don’t have to. The catch? This app works for US residents only.

How about you? Any apps that made you look good or feel good about yourself? Share them in the comments below!