Last night, Blake Lively stepped out in a gown (that most of you hated) and very casual hair for the red carpet. However, her makeup's spot on. She typically chooses similar beauty looks for the red carpet and on the set of Gossip Girl. As the saying goes: "If it's not broken . . ."
Makeup artist Angela Levin, working with Chanel, created last night's look for Blake. To find out how to recreate it at home, read more
Did you know that Sandra Bullock's loose side bun was created using drugstore products? It goes to show you that it doesn't take a lot of moola to look red carpet fabulous. Most of you gave the thumbs up to her look, and now I've got the scoop on how to recreate Bullock's wavy updo from Tresemmé stylist Jeanie Syfu below:
For protection and shine, blow-dry hair with Tresemmé Thermal Creations Heat Tamer Spray ($4.49). To create that distinctive "s" wave, curl alternate strands of hair, using an one inch curling iron and a half inch curling iron. When you're through, apply Tresemmé Anti-Frizz Secret Smoothing Crème ($4.75) for definition. Next, part hair off to the side, pulling down into a low bun behind the ear. Leave out a few waves for a face framing finish. What a great look for under $10!
Last night, Angelina Jolie stepped out in a devastating Versace gown and a dazzling smile. Although some of you say you'd like to see Angelina change her look from time to time, the same people admit that she doesn't really have a reason to do so — because she always looks gorgeous on the red carpet.
Makeup artist Mary Burton, working with Lancôme, created last night's look for Angelina. To find out how to recreate it at home, read more
