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Are you suffering from post-holiday guilt because of the excess food intake and lack of exercise? You’re not alone. What is done is done and more guilt only brings bad feelings. There’s no day like today to start making healthier choices, and living in the now is the best way you can impact the future.

The same thing rings true when it comes to trying out new makeup looks and trends. They all seem like a fun idea, but you are never quite able to get around to incorporating them into your daily beauty routine. “Maybe next week…?” NOT! Fret not, love, I'm here to show you how to have a bit more fun experimenting with makeup this year!

The latest graphic eyeliner and this new colorful eyeshadow duo sitting in your makeup bag all need to find their way into your comfort zone. Practice makes perfect. However, I know that snooze button gets a daily workout, so getting ready for work is definitely not the best time for makeup experimentation. How about scheduling on your smartphone a 5-minute appointment with yourself for some “how-to” me time? You could sure benefit from a few coffee break minutes to try out a new eye makeup technique then jump right back into work mode with a fresh pair of eyes . How about just before leaving the office at the end of the day or fresh out of the shower at the gym? Once this express pampering session is scheduled, the odds of this self-learning experience actually happening increase tremendously.

The best way to leave behind any fear of trying new things or aspire to improve your application skills is by simply diving right into it over and over again. No amount of makeup lessons will ever parallel learning from your own mistakes. I can honestly say that I have reached the level of confidence and skills I have today from pushing myself to try new things and by always switching up product textures, colors and tools. “Make it work” moments often lead to surprising makeup shortcuts! For example, use eye cream to correct crooked eyeliner or try smudging waterproof black mascara all around your eyes for the perfect long wear smoky eye.

One of the main reasons why I love being a makeup artist is that I enjoy the instant gratification and powerful feature enhancement it allows. With only a few brush strokes or a hot new lip color, you can express how you truly feel inside at a specific moment in time. This makeup magic is ever so satisfying and I think that’s why thousands of women spend five, 10, 15 or even 30 minutes alone with themselves every day in front of a mirror to re-invent the way they feel. Go on, do what it takes to face the day with renewed energy. Ring out the old foundation and ring in a fresh new complexion!

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OK, we'll admit that we were really surprised to see Jennifer Aniston show up to accept her People's Choice Award for Favorite Comedic Actress.

But, she did. And we're so glad she came.

Our favorite Friends star showed up at the show wearing a badass black leather dress by Christian Dior. Aniston paired the flirty outfit with Fred Leighton jewelry and ankle-strap heels.

Seriously, she looked like a superhero.

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And that's the look Aniston was going for, according to her styling team — the "bad girl in a pretty dress" aesthetic. However, her hair guru, Chris McMillan, said he wanted to keep it "California babysitter" up top.

"It's that hair that I always thought was cool when the sitter came over," he told People on Thursday, adding that he used her line of Living Proof hair products to create the look. "It's just good, sexy hair."

All the leather fumes must be going to her head, too: She recently revealed that she doesn't have anything against another leather-loving star.

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"There’s nothing wrong with Kim Kardashian and all those people," the Wanderlust star says in the upcoming celebrity culture documentary $ellebrity. "If that's how they choose to make a living, more power to them."

Don't expect Jen to be a willing participant in all that tabloid drama, though—and she's had more than enough of her own, thanks to the years-long Jen vs. Angelina Jolie garbage.

"My line of work is different," she added. "I want to entertain people."

What do you think of Jennifer Aniston's leather dress?

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Julianne Hough had one of the best looks of the night at the People's Choice Awards. The Safe Haven star struck a pretty pose in her Tony Ward Couture dress and soft makeup.

Her makeup artist, Molly Stern, revealed which products she used to give Hough the soft, pink look inspired by a "rockabilly princess."

Face

Chantecaille Future Skin Foundation
Lancôme Star Bronzer
Lancôme Blush in Love in Pêche Joue-Joue

Eyes

Lancôme Color Design Infinité 24H Eye Shadow in Forever Noir
Lancôme Liner Design Gel EyeLiner in Black Fishnets
Lancôme Hypnôse Star Mascara
Hourglass Arch Brow Sculpting Pencil

Lips

Lancôme Le Lipstique in Sheer Natural
Lancôme Rouge in Love in Roses in Love

We have to admit, though, that her glowing look probably comes from her happy relationship with American Idol host Ryan Seacrest. She recently told Entertainment Tonight that he makes her so happy all the time.

"[He's] very thoughtful and very generous... Things that you wouldn't think a guy would even pick up on he's already done five steps ago," she said.

Seacrest can balance 5 million jobs and help her around the house? He has to be a robot.

Tell us: Do you like Julianne Hough's People's Choice Awards makeup look?

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We're obsessed!

We have a total crush on Anne Hathaway's chic 'do. Find out why in this week's installment of Celeb Hairstyle of the Week!

Geez Anne Hathaway, stop looking so darn good for God's sake! You're making the rest of us mere mortals look bad. Totally kidding, girl, I'm kind of obsessed with your style.

This week, the Les Miserables star showed off her ever-evolving pixie cut at a gala in NYC and I suddenly decided that I really do like her new cropped locks. At first, I wasn't so sure, but now that I see the look evolving, I'm coming to love it along with Anne's attitude more and more. So what caused this sudden change of heart? One word: bangs. The jagged and piecey bangs have turned Anne's look from a don't to a total do and help make the look more feminine.

Tempted to sport your own pixie look with bangs? Make sure to use a shine-enhancing product while blow-drying. Want that piecey look that Anne's totally rocking? Get yourself some pomade, girl. Our fave? Oribe's Original Pomade.

We're loving Anne's cute hairstyle! How about you? Sound off in the comments! And check out other celebrity hairstyles!

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Sarah Hyland

Sarah Hyland is becoming quite the regular fixture on Friday's Fashion Obsessions. This week, she blew me away with the tres adorable dress she wore to the LA premiere of Struck By Lightning.

This dress gives new meaning to the phrase "Business in the front, party in the back." No seriously, the super cute tail — for lack of a better word here — is so fun. Now I know a lot of you might disagree — the look is a bit bridal, after all — but I think it's refreshing to see a young star taking subtle fashion risks. With all the Ke$has and Lady Gagas out there these days, it's nice to see that young starlets don't have to show off their scantily clad bodies to make a fashion statement.

Lisa Rinna

Now this is how to do black on black on black, ladies: Add a pop of color! Whether you choose red, yellow or pink like Lisa Rinna did here, this is the perfect way to avoid looking like you're heading to a funeral.

What I love the most about this outfit is the fact that it's totally easy to recreate. Think about it: Most women have a pair of glossy black pumps, a colorful blazer, a sequined black top and black pants. If you're missing any of the items in your wardrobe, don't run out to the mall so fast. You can always substitute leather pants with shiny black leggings and a long black tunic if you have to improvise. And swap out the pink blazer for a super cute and colorful sweater or cropped jacket.

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We spent a good part of Thursday night schmoozing with celebrities at the 2013 Critics' Choice Awards. Naturally, they all looked fab — but a few looked better than others.

Best dressed

Emily Blunt, Naomi Watts and Marion Cotillard looked amazing at the show, but Jennifer Lawrence was definitely the best dressed of the night in her black Prabal Gurung gown.

Then again, it seems we're really into leather these days.

Lawrence wasn't just there to look pretty, though: She won two awards during the show. Her first — Best Actress in an Action Movie — was for her role as Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games. The second — Best Actress in a Comedy — went for her role opposite Bradley Cooper in Silver Linings Playbook.

Worst dressed

On the other hand, teen actress Elle Fanning left a lot to be desired in her head-to-toe Chanel look. We like the dress, but it's definitely not awards-show worthy.

And don't even get us started on the platform sandals.

Fanning's made no secret of her love of vintage and hippy-inspired fashion, so we're not surprised she opted for this ensemble.

"For my own style, I love vintage — '60s and '70s are my favorite," she told Seventeen last year. "I love baby doll dresses and the soft colors. I try to mix a little bit of modern into that — maybe I'll wear it with boots. At my school we wear a uniform, but we have one day a week we can wear whatever we want."

Makes a lot more sense now!

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Most stars opt to wear dresses to big events, but a few are bucking the trend by opting for pants on the red carpet.

Case in point: Lena Dunham and Homeland star Morena Baccarin at the People's Choice Awards.

The Girls writer, director and star opted for a black Valentino pantsuit for the show's Season 2 premiere earlier this week. The big secret behind the look? No undergarments.

"I'm not wearing underwear," she told reporters on the red carpet.

At least going commando gave her the confidence to wear the form-fitting jumpsuit in the first place.

"I didn't think I could get away with [wearing it] because 'jumpsuit' seems like such a dirty word," the 26-year-old added. "But people are acting like it's a normal thing to do, so I'm just rolling with it."

It seems like everyone has been talking about Dunham and her fashion choices — or non-choices. She's often without pants on her hit HBO show, and her character, Hannah, also rocks a mesh shirt this season.

People might criticize her for it, but she just doesn't care.

"Now, meeting actresses who such a big part of their job is about what they look like, I feel so lucky to be freed from that prison," she told V magazine earlier this month. "I ate cake for breakfast on the day of the Emmys, I ate cake for dinner, my workout didn't require Spanx, and I still feel like I looked better than people expected me to. It was amazing."

Tell us: Do you like the pants look on the red carpet?

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Interview: Sofia Vergara

Red Carpet Queen

The Modern Family star dishes on her nomination, her dress and what she's most looking forward to on Sunday's red carpet.

It seems like Sofia Vergara is on top of the world: A hit TV show, a movie out soon with Woody Allen and Sharon Stone and a killer new ad with Diet Pepsi that's about... can you guess? Love. .

But what is this fierce fashionista most excited for right now? The Golden Globes on Sunday! And she filled us in on what she's looking forward to the most on one of Hollywood's biggest nights.

SheKnows: Will your fiance be attending the Golden Globes with you?

Sofia Vergara: Yes! My fiance, my son, my manager, my sister, one of my best friends... we have a big group!

SK: Let's talk fashion! Do you have any scoop on what you'll be wearing on Sunday?

SV: It's a surprise — but I think you're going to love it!

2010

We couldn't take our eyes off of this stunning gathering in the back.

2011

This fuchsia gown is classic, with just a hint of edge with the black belt.

2012

This Vera Wang stunner is Vergara's favorite — and ours! Perfection.

SK: What has been your favorite dress at the Golden Globes thus far in your career?

SV: Last year's Vera Wang gown was very special. It's something I don't think anyone had seen on the red carpet before with the color and the texture. It was different.

SK: What does your Sunday look like for you? How long does it take you to get ready for the red carpet?

SV: Like three days! Haha. I have to get all glamified for that day. But it's fun! We've done it so many times. But in reality, it takes about an hour and a half, but we enjoy taking our time. We like to order food and drinks, and start the party early!

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Lena Dunham might like to keep people's expectations low, but she might have to rethink that after the 2013 Golden Globes. The Girls writer and creator shows up on the red carpet in a brown Zac Posen creation.

The review? She looks fabulous — even if the dress isn't cooperating.

"My breasts have a tendency to shove my dress to the left, so I have to shove it back," she told E! on the red carpet of her mini-wardrobe malfunction.

The 26-year-old actress recently told V magazine that she doesn't put much thought into the whole Hollywood fashion game.

"Now, meeting actresses who such a big part of their job is about what they look like, I feel so lucky to be freed from that prison," she said. "I ate cake for breakfast on the day of the Emmys, I ate cake for dinner, my workout didn't require Spanx, and I still feel like I looked better than people expected me to. It was amazing."

In fact, she tweeted that she'd rather be in bed watching Girls.

"I am excited for the Golden Globes/sad I won't be in bed with dumplings reading your twitter responses to the @girlsHBO season premiere," Dunham tweeted before arriving at the red carpet.

The reason? Her fab dress was killing her.

"If Golden Globes support garment kills me I leave my archives to my mother and my ephemera to my 8 year old friend Coco," she added.

Tell us: What did you think of Lena Dunham's look at the 2013 Golden Globes?

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Mom's night out!

New moms Megan Fox and Claire Danes walked the red carpet at the 2013 Golden Globes in skin-tight dresses — just weeks after giving birth.

It's really, really not fair.

Fox was one of the first celebs to walk the red carpet at the Beverly Hilton with husband Brian Austin Green. The This is 40 actress opted for a Dolce & Gabbana dress with Jimmy Choo heels, LorraineSchwartzjewels, and a SalvatoreFerragamoclutch.

"It's tight, it's lacy and that's all there is to it!" she told reporters on the red carpet.

Looks like she's lost the tiny remainder of her 23-pound baby gain, even if she can't work out.

"I can't work out yet because my body is still too fragile," she told The Huffington Post in December. "I try to eat whatever I want, but I don't eat any dairy, and I guess that's the biggest diet tip."

Claire Danes just gave birth to son Cyrus in mid December, but she's already back in fighting form in her Versace dress. The new mom told reporters on the red carpet that she's worried about leaking breast milk onto her designer gown.

"I tried [my dress] on for the first time last night around 9," Danes told reporters of the gown. "How could I refuse?"

We're glad you didn't, Claire!

Read more: How to get Claire Danes Golden Globes makeup>>

Tell us: Who rocked the post-baby look better, Claire Danes or Megan Fox?

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Homeland star Claire Danes made a splash at the 2013 Golden Globes — her first outing since having son Cyrus in December.

Matin Maulawizada, Global Artistry Director for Laura Mercier, created the new mom's makeup look for the night — and it had to be fab to complement her Versace gown.

Eyes

Danes' dramatic dress required equally as dramatic eye makeup, according to Maulawizada.

"I decided to go with a smoky eye and not a red lip since the dress was so red," he said.

He used Laura Mercier Caviar Eye Liner in Black on Danes’ top lids and under her eyes "to create depth and shape."

Next, he applied Laura Mercier Tightline Cake Eye Liner in Black Ebony with Laura Mercier Flat Eye Liner Brush to "deepen the lash line." He then used Laura Mercier Kohl Eye Pencil in Black Gold on the inner rim of the eye to "intensify the depth and to create a contrast with Claire’s blue eyes."

He topped off the look with multiple coats of Laura Mercier Faux Lash Mascara to Claire’s long upper lashes.

TIP: Claire Danes went with a neutral lip at the 2013 Golden Globes using Laura Mercier Creme Smooth in Angelic.

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Lips

Maulawizada went neutral on the lips to create a contour reminiscent of "an early ‘90s supermodel pout."

He first defined the lips using Laura Mercier Lip Pencil in Hazelnut , then he shaded and contoured with Laura Mercier Lip Pencil in Praline . Finally, he added Laura Mercier Crème Smooth Lip Colour in Angelic to make the color a "bit more beige and quiet."

Face

Maulawizada wanted Danes to have "glowy, warm skin." To do that, he applied Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer Crème Compact SPF 20 in Almond to warm up her skin tone and then added Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage #3 to "cover up little imperfections and darkness under the eyes, which she really doesn’t have."

On her cheeks, Maulawizada applied Laura Mercier Crème Cheek Colour in Blaze and added Laura Mercier Bonne Mine Palette to "highlight, bronze and make her even more glowy."

Finally, he used a combination of Laura Mercier Loose Setting Powder in Translucent and Laura Mercier Secret Brightening Powder to set her look. He also added Laura Mercier Mineral Illuminating Powder in Candlelight over Laura Mercier Repair Eye Serum on Claire’s shoulders and arms.

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What did you think of Claire Danes' look at the 2013 Golden Globes?

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Our favorite beauty picks for winter

All the products you need!

Winter is officially here — whether you like it or not. Now that we're settled into the cold temps, it's time to clean out your beauty closet and stock up on a few cold weather beauty essentials. Lucky for you, I've done all the research!

Just as we're getting over the humidity of summer and settling into nice smooth fall hair, winter seems to creep up on us. Yep, it's totally unfair. Fight back with these hair gems!

• TLC for your tresses: I've said it before and I'll say it again: I'm obsessed with this hair masque from Oribe . It smells amazing, feels totally luxurious on your hair and it helps repair even the driest of winter locks. Enough said!
• Sleek and smooth winter locks: You know how you made that New Year's resolution to be nicer to your hair? Yep, we all did. But that doesn't mean you can't have your flat iron fun! For a sleek look that doesn't dry out your strands, try the Solano SleekHeat 450 Flat Iron .
• The perfect fix for bad hair days: Winter wind can wreak havoc on your strands — we all know that. The best way to deal on days when you just feel like tossing your hair up in a ratty bun? Throw on an adorable beret, like this one from Modcloth . C'est chic, non?

• Skin-tervention: Your skin needs extra love during the cold, dry months, so treat it to something totally luxe: Tata Harper's all-natural Rejuvenating Serum . The anti-aging collagen treatment has quickly become a must-have in my beauty closet and smells totally refreshing. Splurge? Yes. Worth it? Totally.
• Exfoliate the flakes away: Your hands aren't the only skin that's vulnerable to the whipping winter winds, ladies. Protect your face too with a powerful yet gentle exfoliant. One I'm loving? Joanna Vargas' Exfoliating Mask .
• Lip love: Lip balm is an absolute must during the flaky skin months, but you don't want to sacrifice color for quality. That's why I'm crushing on bareMinerals' new Loud & Clear Lip Sheer . The luxe sheer gel coats lips with equal parts moisture and color. My fave shade? Amped pink!
• Look alive: One of the best ways to look alive when you're feeling cold and cranky? CoverGirl's new Clump Crusher Mascara . Believe me when I tell you this is a keeper, ladies. If you want lift, minimal mascara gunk and a light feel to your lashes, then this is the mascara for you!
• Brighten up: Just because your skin isn't really goddess-esque during the winter doesn't mean you can't fake it! Gals, this is where a great illuminator, like Sonia Kashuk's Perfecting Translucent Illuminator , comes in.

• Bubble your troubles away: Feeling kinda down due to the dropping temps? You're not alone! One of our fave ways to ditch the stress of life is with a nice bubble bath! Breathe in relaxation — and yummy cinnamon scents! — with philosophy's Cinnamon Buns Shampoo, Shower Gel & Bubble Bath and you'll be saying "Om" before you know it.
• Shave away the winter yuck: I'm sure your man doesn't see not shaving 'til spring in the same positive light as you do, so I'm going to give you a gem of a product to get summer-worthy skin in the dead of winter: Gillette Venus & Olay Razor gives the perfect close shave without all the nicks and you don't even need shaving cream to use it!
• Moisture matters: A good body moisturizer is never more important than during the cold winter months, but a gal doesn't always want to break the bank to keep her skin smooth and supple. That's why Jergens Daily Moisture Dry Skin Moisturizer is your new best friend! For $7 you can look forward to all-day hydration and a smooth feel. Sounds worth it to me!

• Nailing it: Think CoverGirl only has fab makeup? Think again! The hip brand recently released the new Outlast Stay Brilliant Nail Gloss, and I'm totally crushing on the vibrant shades. Who says your nails have to be blah like the winter weather anyway? 
• Glitter up your life: She might not have done right by the film version of Glitter, but Mariah Carey sure does know how to rock a fab nail polish, so it's no surprise that the singing sensation's new OPI collection is a winner. My fave hue? Can't Let Go, one of the brand's new Liquid Sand shades.
• Girls just wanna have fun: Obsessed with HBO's hit series Girls? Yep, so is the rest of America! Lucky for you, Deborah Lippmann has partnered with the network to release a limited-edition set of four nail lacquers inspired by each of the girls. My fave shade? Shoshanna, a vivid violet inspired by Jessa. You can pre-order the set now!

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Shaving is one of those things most of us face. And when we do, we definitely want to use something that not only makes the process go smoothly, so to speak, but that is also kind to our skin after the fact.

You can easily make your own shaving gel at home with just two ingredients! Olive oil is great in the kitchen, but it’s also wonderful as a moisturizer on your skin, too. You’ve likely used aloe vera gel on your skin after unintentionally getting a bit too much sun or on a minor skin irritation. Vitamins C and E in aloe vera are also great moisturizers for the skin. Combined, olive oil and pure aloe vera gel will set you on your way to smooth skin!

DIY moisturizing shaving gel

Supplies:

• Olive oil
• Pure aloe vera gel
• Optional: essential oil for fragrance

Instructions:

Combine one part olive oil with three parts pure aloe vera gel . Mix well and add several drops of your favorite essential oil for fragrance if you’d like. Mix well and store in a container.

Consider storing the shaving gel in an unbreakable container, especially if you’ll keep it in your shower. A squeeze container might be a good option, so you can simply squeeze the gel out of the bottle into your hand or on your legs. If you’re not using a squeeze container, keep a plastic spoon with the shave gel to scoop it out of the container if it has a wide opening.

Use in the shower or bath, and make sure your skin is damp or wet first. Stir to combine the ingredients, as they may separate slightly, or shake to mix in your unbreakable container. Apply a thin layer of the gel to the area to be shaved, and shave as normal.

If you’re looking for a great shave from a shaving cream or gel you can buy, we are loving the following products right now:

Pure Silk Shave Cream

If you’re looking for options when you shave, Pure Silk Shave Cream is what you should reach for. Pure Silk is a line of rich and luxurious moisturizing shave creams for women. Available in a variety of spa-inspired fragrances, Pure Silk offers seven choices for shaving bliss, whether you have sensitive skin, dry skin or you’re looking for a fragrance like Kiwi Berry Bliss to help take you to the tropics — at least in your mind! Pure Silk products are made in the USA and are not tested on animals.

EOS Shave Cream

EOS Shave Cream by Evolution of Smooth offers non-foaming shave cream in several fragrances . Made with natural shea butter and aloe — ingredients that nourish the skin — EOS Shave Cream provides 24 hours of deep moisture. Don’t forget that this cream is paraben- and phthalate-free. You’ll also love the unique packaging of the Shave Cream and other EOS products like lip balm and hand lotion.

Whish Body Shave Crave

The majority of products from Whish Body are focused on the shaving prep, the act of removal itself or the after-care of shaving . The line of products is wonderful for pampering a gal! Whish Body Shave Crave comes in four fragrances and pumps out a thick whip for a moisturizing shave. Shave Crave is made in the USA with earth-friendly packaging and ingredients — without animal testing.

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Editor's choice

Kate, Amy & Kerry

Queen of rom coms Kate Hudson may not have gone home with a Golden Globe last night, but her black Alexander McQueen dress with gold embellishments had me at hello. Meanwhile, Amy Adams stole my heart in her ballerina pink mermaid Marchesa gown.

When asked about her choice to wear black instead of color, Kate Hudson told E!'s Ryan Seacrest, "It was a last-minute choice because the other dress weighed 500 pounds." So, comfort won her over. We can clap for that, right ladies?

I don't know what the first choice dress looked like, but her outfit change did not fail her. She paid great tribute to Alexander McQueen by wearing this fitted black gown for the 2013 Golden Globes event. It had such a sophistication to it while, in true Kate Hudson fashion, didn't dare lack a little sex appeal.

The front keyhole cutout showed just enough skin to be Golden Globes-appropriate and still make all her exes drool . The gold details were so elegant and not out of place among the other glittery gowns shown off by celebrities like Hayden Panettiere, Sofia Vergara and Anne Hathaway.

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Steal
her style

She took home the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy last night, but we think Jennifer Lawrence's hair was equally as worthy of an award. Since we're totally jealous of the style, we reached out to Dove's celeb stylist, Mark Townsend, to see how he achieved the chic look.

Get the look:

1. I started by applying a large dollop of the Dove Style+Care Nourishing Curls Whipped Cream Mousse to her damp hair and dried with a diffuser attachment to encourage her natural curls.
2. Next, I took random sections of hair and sprayed Dove Style+Care Strength & Shine Flexible Hold Hairspray before wrapping the hair around a 1/2-inch curling iron to enhance the curls, and then sprayed Oribe Dry Texturizing spray all over and scrunched with my hands.
3. Then, I took 3- to 4-inch sections of hair around the hairline and loosely braided them before pulling all the hair back into a low chignon and secured with bobby pins.
4. As always, I finished with the Dove Style+Care Strength & Shine Extra Hold Hairspray to keep the hair in place all night.

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Celebrity stylist David Babaii had one idea for Kate Hudson's Golden Globes hair.

"Soft, voluptuous, healthy hair [that] never looked more glamorous," he told SheKnows Sunday night. The idea was to create a sexy — yet simple — style that wouldn't take away from her dramatic Alexander McQueen dress.

Babaii used IT&LY Hairfashion's Purity Design line to create the whole look, starting with IT&LY's Pure Water Drops Serum to prep the hair for styling.

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Next, he applied IT&LY's Pure Style Mousse Strong with a medium round brush to the roots area for added volume. Then he switched to a large round brush to smooth and create soft, rounded edges. After drying, Babaii made a natural side part with IT&LY's Pure Volumizing Eco for added lift and definition.

For Hudson's bangs, Babaii wrapped her hair around a medium round brush and sprayed a small amount of Pure Volumizing Eco again. He then used a blow-dryer to add a bit of heat, followed by a blast of cool air to set. Finally, he used his fingers to comb through and add a bit of natural tousle.

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To finish, he added IT&LY Pure Definition Hair Spray for hold.

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Stars channeled their inner Veronica Lake and Rita Hayworth with side-swept vintage waves. In addition to host Tina Fey, this wavy style was seen on Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Alba, Megan Fox, Heidi Klum and Isla Fisher, to name a few. Golden Globe winner Connie Britton went a step further with double pinned back pin-curls — also known as "victory curls," a popular style during World War II. Since she won last night, she chose her style wisely! The other side of this vintage trend was seen in low side buns and twisted/textured updos, like Jennifer Lawrence's braided low chignon.

Try retro-glam waves at home by parting hair to the side and curling 1-inch sections with a medium curling iron. Pin each curl to your scalp and spray with a flexible-hold hairspray like Living Proof Hold Flexible Hold Hairspray . Release the curls and use a comb to form "S" waves around your head. Finish with a second coat of hairspray.

The stars literally showed off their skin on the red carpet. Instead of overly illuminated faces, we saw clean, perfect, yet natural-looking skin. Blush was in rosy, tawny or nude/beige tones, mimicking a natural flush. Except with a few bright pops of color we saw pale pink, nude or Champagne tones on lips and with a good balance of high-shine or matte colors. Stars like Kate Hudson, Jennifer Lopez, Connie Britton and Adele all showed off these feminine, natural lips.

Get flawless skin at home with a high-definition foundation like Urban Decay Naked Skin Liquid Makeup . Follow with a nude-toned blush like L'Oreal Paris Visible Lift Color Lift Blush in Nude Life and pink/nude lip gloss such as Sephora Collection Ultra-Shine Gloss in Shiny Perfect Nude .

Most of the stars wore a smoky eye at the 70th annual Golden Globes. The twist? Instead of traditional black, the stars used metallic tones. Some notable looks: The bronze palette on Julianne Hough , charcoal-metallic tones on Morena Baccarin and silver on Hayden Panettiere.

Rock the look at home with a smoky eye palette such as Too Faced Smokey Eye Shadow Collection .

We saw glimpses of Sophia Loren and Brigitte Bardot on the red carpet. Sarah Hyland and Maria Menounos invoked memories of Sophia Loren with their brunette, parted in the middle, high-volume, va-va voom hair while Katharine McPhee oozed Italian-screen goddess with her high messy bun, smoky eyes and nude lips. A high-volume, high-styled ponytail with full, curled bangs gave Zooey Deschanel a '60s Bardot look .

New mom Claire Danes looked St. Tropez-gorgeous with ultra-blonde, bedroom sexy hair, smoky eyes and nude lips. Finally, bombshells don't have to be female... Julianne Hough unleashed her inner Elvis with a fabulous pompadour. With slicked sides and a high pouf, her bob was transformed into a style worthy of rock legends.

To get easy bombshell hair at home, add a dollop of volumizing mousse to your hair. One to try is Herbal Essences Body Envy Volumizing Mousse . Next, blow dry with a round brush. When you are done, flip your head upside down to create volume and texture. For added volume, tease 1-inch sections of hair toward the back of the crown of your head.

Actresses Sienna Miller and Olivia Munn stunned on the red carpet with slicked back buns and barely-there makeup. George Clooney's girlfriend, Stacy Keibler, rocked the trend with long, sleek hair.

Get this easy look at home by slicking a shine serum, such as L'Oreal Professionel Mythic Oil into your hair. Create a deep side part and slick hair back into a bun. Fasten securely into a low knot and you are good to go!

Nail art has made its way onto the red carpet and is here to stay! Actress Zooey Deschanel had retro movie camera and film images painted onto each of her nails, while Adele had glitter to match the sparkle of her look.

Embellish your nails at home with easy to use nail polish strips, such as Sally Hansen Salon Effects Real Nail Polish Strips in Bling It On or Glitz Blitz .

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