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Beauty and Juvederm!
Preserve your Blowout!
*(look on left will probably require really thick hair a rat tail comb and cement).
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Get Carrie Underwood's ACM Makeup!
She chose the eyes to emphasize, and what a smart girl she is, because they look absolutely gorgeous.
To make the eyes pop more than any other feature, use a black eyeliner pencil on both the upper and lower innner rim of the eye. This works anytime you want your eyes to look sharp, colorful and focused.
Along the top lash line, use a black or dark grey liquid eyeliner to create a look that starts out thicker on the outside, disappearing into a thin line on the innner corner of the eye. An angle brush makes this sort of liquid eyeliner application a million times easier. Finish the eyes with two or three thin coats of your favorite mascara, and, add a pair of false eyelashes, just like Carrie Underwood is wearing.
To create the appearance of flawless skin, apply your cream or liquid foundation. Powder foundations are fine, too, but will not provide the same natural finish seen in Carrie Underwood's makeup.
Dust a soft spring color, such as Lorac's Pink just below the apple of the cheek and upward all the way to the temple. Fill in the lip with a nude lip pencil, a lip-toned lipstick, and finish off with a light coat of clear lipgloss or vaseline.
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Ok, I'm soooo over this whole bang thing, and now Jlo's sporting the shaggy do. Since Kim K has been banging it, it seems everyone's jumping on the band wagon. Quite honestly, they look too girlish for me, but if done properly "may" look chic. Here is a picture of Kim K which reminded me of being in the fourth grade, when your bangs grow out and you can't see two inches in front of you!
Now I love the winged look which makes Eva Longoria fab. So much more sultry and fresh.
Ladies skip the bang thing! You'll be over it in two seconds when you realize you look adolescent instead of youthful.
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Vibrating FAT
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Hair Color Secrets!

"Most women think that drastically changing their hair color, either going much lighter or darker, will make them appear younger, fresher, and renewed," says Louis Licari owner of hair salons in NY and Beverly Hills. "But it doesn't." However, the "right" hair color can take off years.
Young looking hair is seen as vibrant with a lot of color variations that change in the light. As we age, our hair loses its richness and becomes blah! So the key is to focus on "shine," not color. Use a clear glaze for a glossy effect, or a colored one to conceal grays. If you're a dark brunette, stay with rich tones. If you're a warm blonde, keep to golden hues. Playing with a completely different color, your hair will fight it until it completely oxidizes the color turning it a brassy orange(that will make you look well over 200 years old overnight)! So focus on shine, only go a shade or two lighter than your natural, and never go black. That's the worse color for women, (look at this pic of fergie, black hair makes her look old and very blah!) So unless you don't mind looking like Mortitia Adams, stay within the boundaries. *Golden Rule: If you have to put on more makeup to make your new color work, you've picked the wrong shade.
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