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• How to use lipstick as blush — The Beauty Department
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When we spotted the print ad for Amanda Seyfried's fragrance campaign with Givenchy, we should have guessed the commercials would also have a masculine vs. feminine theme. As the new face of the Very Irrésistible scent, Amanda dons a fedora cap and trench coat, taking on the role of the sexy stranger. However, designer Riccardo Tisci doesn't miss the opportunity to showcase Amanda's feminine wiles. The spot ends in a sultry striptease (a somewhat strange thing to see in the midst of a Parisian cafe).

When we spotted the print ad for Amanda Seyfried's fragrance campaign with Givenchy, we should have guessed the commercials would also have a masculine vs. feminine theme. As the new face of the Very Irrésistible scent, Amanda dons a fedora cap and trench coat, taking on the role of the sexy stranger. However, designer Riccardo Tisci doesn't miss the opportunity to showcase Amanda's feminine wiles. The spot ends in a sultry striptease (a somewhat strange thing to see in the midst of a Parisian cafe).

Countless shirts have been ruined by an innocent hug that left a large foundation smear. While your first inclination might be to reach for the makeup remover, think again. The oil, which is meant for the skin, might actually make the situation worse. Save your shirts, towels, bath mats, and more with three tips for removing foundation stains. Just keep reading for the details.

Jennifer Aniston may have some of the most envied hair in Hollywood, but the actress herself once had a hair crush of her own. "I've been that person who brought in a picture to a salon. Mine was Valerie Bertinelli from One Day at a Time," she says. "She had that full Farrah Fawcett hair. I didn't come out with that, not even close." As the spokeswoman for Living Proof, Jennifer recently talked to us about her best hair moments (not the "Rachel"), the biggest styling mistake she ever made, and the women in Hollywood who inspire her beauty-wise. Plus, her longtime stylist reveals what's next for her famous mane. Read it all and more after the jump.

Overstuffed bags or just plain clumsy moments can lead to pulverised powders and chopped ChapSticks. But you can still squeeze more months out of your favourite product with a bit of craftiness. Plus, you can even use these mishaps to your advantage to create a completely customised palette. Learn how to bring broken cosmetics back to life when you read more.

Jennifer Aniston may have some of the most envied hair in Hollywood, but the actress herself once had a hair crush of her own. "I've been that person who brought in a picture to a salon. Mine was Valerie Bertinelli from One Day at a Time," she says. "She had that full Farrah Fawcett hair. I didn't come out with that, not even close."As the spokeswoman for Living Proof, Jennifer recently talked to us about her best hair moments (not the "Rachel"), the biggest styling mistake she ever made, and the women in Hollywood who inspire her beauty-wise. Plus, her longtime stylist reveals what's next for her famous mane. Read it all and more after the jump.

Irina Shayk has graced the cover of the US Sports Illustrated's coveted Swimsuit Issue, walked the Victoria's Secret catwalk, and now she'll try her hand at being Avon's global beauty ambassador. In her new role, Irina will be the face of the new-and-improved Avon makeup line launching it later this year, and is set to star in various campaigns internationally. "I'm proud to partner with a company that is dedicated to improving women's lives and making a difference," she said in a statement. "I'm inspired by the millions of Avon Representatives around the world and the passion they have for both beauty and their businesses." The Russian model has already been featured in multiple Avon makeup campaigns in the past, but with this promotion she'll be joining the likes of Reese Witherspoon, who has beenan Avon ambassador since 2007.

Overstuffed purses or just plain clumsy moments can lead to pulverized powders and chopped ChapSticks. But you can still squeeze more months out of your favorite product with a bit of craftiness. Plus, you can even use these mishaps to your advantage to create a completely customized palette. Learn how to bring broken cosmetics back to life when you read more.

Irina Shayk has graced the cover of Sports Illustrated's coveted Swimsuit Issue, walked the Victoria's Secret catwalk, and now she'll try her hand at being Avon's global beauty ambassador. In her new role, Irina will be the face of the new-and-improved Avon makeup line launching this Summer, and is set to star in various campaigns internationally. "I'm proud to partner with a company that is dedicated to improving women's lives and making a difference," she said in a statement. "I'm inspired by the millions of Avon Representatives around the world and the passion they have for both beauty and their businesses." The Russian model has already been featured in multiple Avon makeup campaigns in the past, but with this promotion she'll be joining the likes of Reese Witherspoon, who has been an Avon ambassador since 2007.