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Flutter your baby blues like Paris. (c) Celebrity Beauty Buzz

We all know that curling our lashes is a big “eye-opener,” but the curl only reaches its full potential with the right mascara application. One technique beauty expert Mickey Williams shares with her clients that makes their eyes the focus and their lashes the frame, is to use a business card during application. Read on to see how the celebrity makeup artist to Paris Hilton and Ali Landry creates sexy smizes (that’s smiling with your eyes!).

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Get Your Best Ever Eyes!

Create a flawless look courtesy of Dimitri James, makeup artist to Eva La Rue

“Careful shading, a hint of color, concealer and properly applied eyeliner and mascara brighten the eyes and help to disguise the signs of aging” says Dimitri James, author of Becoming Beauty and the founder of Skinn Cosmetics. “Beware of overdoing the eyes, however, as this can make you look older or too made up,” he warns. Read on for a step by step tutorial on getting your best ever eyes!

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Getting a fab faux tan, Miss America-style

Kelly Richardson gives a contestant a once-over.

We were lucky enough to link up with Kelly Richardson of Sonoma Airbrush Tanning. She knows a thing or two about tanning the most beautiful bodies in the good US of A — she’s been in the industry  for years and has quite the following with a number of Miss America contestants.

And with spring just around the corner, the desire for a getting a great looking tan looms dangerously ahead.  For years, men and women, have kicked off the sunny months by heading to the tanning salon, to get a jump-start on a bronze glow.  This year the trend has changed, and they are reaching for a faux-glow. Read on for Kelly’s tips on how to achieve your best glow yet — and it doesn’t mean reaching for the sugar scrub just yet.

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Winter Chill Part II: Makeup application for the coldest months of the year

Tuning in for our second installment of winter skin care tips? Wait no longer…!

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Subtleties of pop: Colored mascara

Rihanna experiments with color. (c) beautysnob.com

Want a makeup reinvention without the fuss? Find out what Georgio and Mikaela Fernandez, celebrity makeup artists to Natalie Cole and Sharon Stone have to share, and how it can work with your eye color.

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Winter Chill Part I: Makeup application for the coldest months of the year

Forget those dry patches and glow through winter like Blake Lively. Elle.com

January and February are the chilliest months of the entire year! Skin flakes, foundation cracks and creeps into fine lines—your skin is parched. How should you change your skin and makeup routine to get through the big freeze? Which ingredients should you avoid to keep dry skin at bay?

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True Hollywood Makeup Video Tip: Outsmarting Blemishes


True Hollywood Makeup gives you the real scoop on outsmarting a pimple by reversing its shadow.

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2010 Must Have Products – Part 1

Looking for some of the hottest products to keep your look fresh and exciting this year? Melissa Walsh, celebrity makeup artist to Terri Seymour, shares some of her favorites for 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

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How To Avoid Tired Looking Eyes

Everyone is always looking for more tips about how to freshen and brighten the eyes. The fact is that you have to take a few steps on a daily basis the keep the eyes bright, then you can apply a few clever tricks for fresh looking eyes.

Beyond getting lots of rest, eating right, and drinking lots of water, here are a few tips that will help you keep your eyes sparkling. Read the rest of this entry »

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Eyebrow Tips From Jewel’s Celebrity Makeup Artist

Eyebrow tips from Jewel's celebrity makeup artist

Eyebrow tips from Jewel's celebrity makeup artist

Jewel has a beautiful and elegant look. While her features are generally understated, her overall appearance is nearly angelic.

When we look at celebrities we may not think specifically about the role that their eyebrows may take in their celebrity look. We tend to think generally of makeup application.

But as we are about to find out, the eyebrow acts as part of the canvas to the face. Read the rest of this entry »

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