Red carpet fashion from the Oscars 2006 by Emma Sells ( Read more... )

Grammy Fashion - Neutrals, Red Lips and Corsets Top Trend List ( Read more... )

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2006 Golden Globes Fashion Trend Recap
by Melissa Kagan

There were open backs, strapless and belted gowns aplenty on the red carpet at the 63rd Annual Golden Globe Awards. And speaking of red, this devilish hue was the color du jour at the celebrity spectacular. Makeup was natural, and black was back againRead the rest of the article at Read more... )

Oblong Face Shape: Oblong faces have high foreheads and long chins. You need both width and volume. Hairstyles that mostly suit you are short to medium length, including the "Wedge" style.

Try to avoid too much hair length because your face will look even longer. Hairstyles above shoulder length with a bang are ideal. Also avoid styles with no ( Read more... )

Gently washing your face removes oil from the surface of your skin. However, washing your face does not remove oil from your clogged skin pores ( Read more... )

Did you know that you have a great deal of control over the texture, clarity, suppleness and long-term health of facial skin just based on how and how often you cleanse? Whether you’re young or old, man or woman, you can do your skin a big favor by cleansing correctly ( Read more... )

Hair mistakes that terrorize your look!
by Olivia NekoHave you ever felt like there's something really off with your hair, but you just can't seem to identify what it is? We have, so we consulted with Bumble and bumble senior hairstylist Damian Santiago, who graciously laid out our hairstyling errors. We confess, it stings for a moment, but you ( Read more... )

by LAarti SananStatistics show women spend more time on their hair than on any other part of their beauty regimen. No doubt you know what looks good for daytime wear. But some nights, you want to look more than good -- you want to look and feel sexy ( Read more... )

Finding Your Brow ShapeTo determine exactly where your brow should begin, hold a makeup brush or a pencil straight up and down against one nostril. Where the pencil lands by your brow is where it should begin. The brow should end a little past your eye (if it grows down too far it will drag your eyes down). If you have a natural arch, work with it ( Read more... )