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9.16.2010
9.03.2010
Celebrity makeup artist Matin prepped this Emmy-award winner with Orlane’s Refining Arm Cream and Active Hydration Body Care for the occasion.
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· Active Hydration Body Care ($100.00) includes extracts of water plants (bamboo, lotus and water lily) to retain moisture for long-lasting hydration.

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5.12.2010
4.05.2010
Spring's Hot New Hairstyles, 2010

Angelina Jolie - Old-Fashioned
"She has soft, side-swept bangs and a fall, a hair-piece that actually fits on top of the head," Gibson says of his client, who changed her 'do for The Tourist. "It's very sophisticated, but tends to look a little older. This isn't something she'd wear on the red carpet."
Jennifer Love Hewitt - Day-to-Night Curls
"Ask for shorter layers with blunt ends and softness around the face," Ted Gibson (clients include Angelina Jolie and Kate Gosselin) tells Us. He recommends curling strands "from the scalp all the way to the ends."
Carey Mulligan - The Crop
"This particular haircut is more of a rounded shape, which shows off a longer chin. It works really well for her. Most women can wear this look. Women say short hair isn't sexy, but it is," Gibson says. She has a mix of caramel and lighter highlights, Gibson adds.
Nicole Richie - Bangs Bring Out Eyes
"A wider face means more of a narrow bang," Gibson tells Us. Richie's look is achieved by flat-ironing an inch of hair at a time from the scalp to the ends. "Don't go all the way to the scalp if you want more volume," he advises.
Kate Gosselin - In-between Bob
"Her hair had grown out from that short and spiked up haircut she had from the last two or three years," Gibson explains. The color -- she's a single-process blonde with highlights -- accentuates it. The cut is "graduated in the back and longer in the front with sideswept bangs that emphasize eyes.
Beyonce - '60s Retro Look
"Ask for larger waves, and let the hairdresser know to use a larger curling iron," Gibson tells Us. "If you don't have that much hair, you can add in clip-ons or extensions."
Ciara - Natural Bedhead
"This cut is really about the blowout. While hair is damp, use a volumizing product at the scalp. Blowdry using a medium-sized round brush and then a large barrel curling iron so ends are straight and not too curly," Gibson says. "It looks almost as if you were tousled in bed all night!"
Jennifer Aniston - Voluminous Blowout
If you want Aniston's cut, "ask for long layers and face-framing layers that do go above the chin." But Gibson warns "this is a high-maintenance 'do" because of the highlights. "Get lighter pieces underneath so it doesn't look like you have a massive amount of regrowth.
Jessica Simpson - Mixed-up Color
"A lot of different colors don't really flatter her that much. These different kind of tones look like a mistake," says Gibson, who recommends that those who want to experiment with color should avoid mixing so many shades. "It looks like a calico cat!"
Katherine Heigl - '40s Vixen
"Part your hair on the side. Use a medium-sized curling iron to get soft waves," Gibson says. "Curl from the ends to the scalp."
Reese Witherspoon - Long-lasting Cut
Witherspoon's "soft" ends -- instead of "blunt" -- means you can go longer between cuts! But, Gibson warns, "you might look like you have more split ends." Gibson says Witherspoon's color is single process with highlights "to keep her very blonde."
America Ferrera - Girl Next Door
Low maintenance! "This particular look is a great blow-out, and that's it. No curling iron work, no set [curler] work. After blowdrying, clip the ends under while it cools and you do your makeup -- you'll have a nice, bouncy look." The cut is "soft, long layers that give volume without losing the length.
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1.20.2010
No Ifs Fashion Show, Berlin Autumn/Winter 2010
The look from No Ifs Fashion Show during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Berlin Autumn/Winter 2010 at the Bebelplatz on January 20, 2010 in Berlin, Germany:
Labels:
Autumn/Winter 2010,
Berlin,
hair fashion,
hair trends,
runway
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