It's School Formal time.  If you don't want to spend a fortune at the hairdresser, check out this easy up do you can do yourself.

The Women's Health and Fitness Magazine website has hundreds of workout ideas that require little or no equipment.  Check them out here.

Bored already?  Here's some cheap and cheerful holiday ideas.
Water fight with friends - get out those Nerf guns
Go to the beach 
Movie marathon (get your friends to bring their favourite DVDs)
Go for a long walk or a bike ride
Play board games - Monopoly, Game of Life, Twister, Celebrity Head
Sort through your wardrobe and take all the clothes you don't wear or dont fit to Vinnies or the Salvos
Go to the park with friends and throw a frisbee, kick a footy or play beach cricket
Bake
Have a spa day with your friends and give each other pedicures and manicures 
Learn to sew, knit or crochet
Do a jigsaw
Read a book
Get a job 
Go to an exercise class (try your local community centre)
Go ice skating or roller skating
Go to the movies - some cinemas have cheap tickets on Tuesdays
Go to the zoo
Get some friends together and do a photo scavenger hunt
Pack a picnic and head to the park

Another Australian vlogger is Karima McKimmie.  Check out this dewey skin makeup tutorial using drugstore (AKA chemist/supermarket) products - for those of you on a budget.

Check out these five super smoothie recipes from Women's Health and Fitness.  I'm going to try the blueberry one - it looks delicious.

There's a great Australian online store called birdsnest.com.au where you can shop by body shape.  It's not designed specifically with teenagers in mind but they do stock labels such as Cooper Street, All About Eve, Sass and Mink Pink.  When you click on a body shape it comes up with hundreds of outfits with shoes and accessories that can be purchased separately.  Even if you can't afford their brands, you could get some ideas about what suits your shape.  You can even shop by occasion, personality and colour.  They have a sale on at the moment too.