- L'Oréal offers a $295 book of beauty — FabSugar UK
- You, too, can look like Snooki — Lemondrop
- Stella McCartney's new necklace has a hidden surprise — Stylelist
- Lauren Conrad and Mark have a PSA for you — People StyleWatch
- Estee Lauder designed Bauhaus-inspired compacts for an art gallery — Beauty Snob
- Is Anna Wintour high-maintenance with her hair? — Daily Makeover
- New hair trend: the pompadour pony — Us Weekly
- Sunblock that would work for an Olympian — Glamour
Source: WWD
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Whether you read about a new trend in a magazine or listened intently as a makeup artist doled out tips at the department store counter, I'm sure at some point or another you've received some pretty terrible makeup advice. Someone once told me that you should actually use an undereye concealer in a shade darker than your skin tone, the theory being that since the skin is usually darker in that area, deeper-toned coverage is more appropriate. Epic fail. While that piece of advice might work for some, I looked like the living dead. I'm sure all of us can say we've made a few errors in judgment when it comes to makeup thanks to someone else's "amazing" recommendation. What's your story?
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