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The Truth About Tea
A cup of tea can be soothing and relaxing, but is it really doing you any good? We spoke with New York City-based celebrity nutritionist Kimberly Snyder, author of "The Beauty Detox Solution," to learn which teas are actually beneficial.
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Why We Love Selena Gomez
She is dating Justin Bieber, recently starred alongside Leighton Meester in "Monte Carlo," and continues to impress us on the red carpet. Here's why we love Selena Gomez.
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Fashion Inspired Makeup
With Fashion Month almost upon us, colors, textures, and fabrics are starting to impact our beauty choices. Check out these inspiring images.
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Fall 2011 Nail Trends
We first saw gorgeous fall nail trends back in February when Fashion Week nail authority CND collaborated with 22 designers for the fall/winter 2011 season. Here's a recap of their fall nail trends.
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10 Essential Items in Your Beauty Wardrobe
Whether you're a beauty novice or a seasoned pro, everyone needs the fundamentals. Beautylish shows you 10 beauty must-haves vital for any well-rounded collection.
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Best Makeup for a First Date
From dark, sultry eyes to bold, sexy lips, there are many ways to look great for a first date. It's a mix of your personality, style and the right balance of makeup that will make him crazy for you. Check out these date-night looks from our Beautylish Beauties.
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Best Video Recording Locations
Where you record your video can represent your whole image. A pile of unfolded laundry in the background may not seem like a big deal, but it can make people think you're sloppy, which will make them less likely to trust your abilities. These tips will help keep the focus on you—not a messy backdrop.
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Beauty School Secrets
Have you ever wondered what really happens in beauty school? Follow the Beauty Apprentice as she uncovers classroom cosmetology from inside the academic lines.
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Should Your Skin Be That Red?
Is your face, neck, or décolletage covered in flushed, red skin? It could it be rosacea. We spoke with New York City-based dermatologist Cheryl Karcher, M.D., about what causes rosacea and how to calm it.