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by Maria Del Russo

For the premiere of The Words, Zoe Saldana looked effortlessly sexy with red lipstick, heavy winged eyeliner, and a low ponytail. Inspired by Zoe's coquettish Ellie Saab dress, stylist Mara Roszak opted for an undone ponytail to complement the rest of Zoe's ensemble.

She started by evenly applying John Frieda's Frizz-Ease Curl Reviver Styling Mousse ($6) on Zoe's towel-dried hair to build texture. Then, she braided Zoe's hair and left it until it was completely dry to achieve a natural, wavy texture. After the hair was completely dry, Mara broke up the waves and teased the roots. To create the undone style, she pulled hair from each side of Zoe's face to the back of the head, allowing the sections to overlap, pinned them, and continued down the head until Zoe's hair was wrapped into a ponytail shape. A quick mist of John Frieda's Frizz-Ease Firm-Hold Hair Spray ($6) kept the look mussy yet polished.

by Jaime Richards

At the Do Something Awards yesterday, Nikki Reed showcased just how much an updo can enhance your hair's texture and color — real or not. All it takes is two mattifying products, some hairpins, and about five minutes of your time. Get the complete lowdown below.

1. Celebrity stylist Mara Roszak began by parting Nikki's dry strands straight down the middle, spritzing a texturizer, Bumble and bumble Surf Spray ($15 to $24), all throughout.
2. To add more texture, she then twisted the front sections of Nikki's hair, pinned them in place, and allowed them to dry.
3. For even more fluff, Roszak applied Serge Normant Meta Revive Dry Shampoo ($25) all over. To finish, she pulled the remaining hair low to one side, twisting it into a loose bun. After pinning in place, she then allowed a few pieces of Nikki's hair to fall out around her face for perfectly undone results.

by Jaime Richards

When you're hot, you're hot, and right now, Emma Stone is on fire. At the LA premiere of The Amazing Spider-Man, Emma, dressed in a white and pink Chanel frock, looked radiant, almost ethereal, wearing black and white eye makeup — Revlon ColorStay crème gel eyeliner in Black ($10) and Chanel Illusion d'Ombre in Fantasme ($36) — with just a hint of pink on her cheeks and lips. "I wanted Emma's makeup to be effortless and elegant," said makeup artist Rachel Goodwin.

The same mind-set rang true when it came to Emma's hairstyle. Celebrity stylist Mara Roszak for Moroccanoil explained, "I felt it should play against the dress and look sleek in an effortless, textured way." To do this, Roszak spritzed Moroccanoil Luminous hair spray strong ($21) on Emma's blow-dried strands. She then pulled Emma's hair back low at the nape, twisted it into a knot, and tucked the ends under. A Cartier diamond brooch was attached at the back for a chic finish. Polish suggestions: Revlon ColorStay nail enamel in Stormy Night ($8) or Chanel le Vernis nail color in Beige ($25).

by Brittney Stephens

Zoe Saldana walked the red carpet for the premiere of her new action flick Colombiana wearing a stunning, custom-made Balmain gown — and her minimal makeup and casual-chic hairstyle were a perfect balance to the ornate frock. Zoe's hairstylist Mara Roszak opted for a low, simple ponytail, artfully embellished with a gold chain. To see how to get this cool, party-ready look for yourself, just keep reading.

by POPSUGAR Beauty

Mila Kunis had one of the best updos at the Oscars, and now her stylist from the evening, Tresemmé's Mara Roszak, is giving you tips on how to get the look. Be sure to check out Mila's tousled chignon at various angles, and for steps for trying the style out yourself, just keep reading.

by POPSUGAR Beauty

Mila Kunis graced the SAG Awards red carpet last night in a bright, flowing Alexander McQueen gown — and her soft, romantic hairstyle and dramatic makeup suited the stunning actress perfectly. To try the look on your own, just keep reading.

by POPSUGAR Beauty

The majority of you were loving Emma Stone's style last night at the Golden Globes, and here's the scoop on how you can get both the hair and makeup looks. For the makeup, Mark celebrity makeup artist Mai Quynh was inspired by Emma's structured Calvin Klein dress.

Start by dusting on Mark Pro Bronzing Powder in Pro Glow ($10) to the cheeks, forehead, and chin, followed by Good Glowing Blush in After Glo ($8) on the cheeks. For the eyes, use the following eye shadow shades ($5 each): Biscotti on the inner lids, Gioia on the middle and outer lids from the lash lines to the creases (and smudged on the lower lash lines), and Java as an eyeliner. Top off with Lipclick Lipstick in Bare Hug ($10). As for the hair, Tresemmé celebrity stylist Mara Roszak chose a chic and elegant bun for Emma. See how to do it when you keep reading.

by POPSUGAR Beauty

For Mila Kunis's Golden Globes look, Lancôme makeup artist Tracey Levy created a pretty palette to complement her emerald green dress. For Mila's eyes, Tracey used Lancôme Color Design Five Pan Palette in Coral Crush and Color Design Five Pan Palette in Teal Fury (both out next month). On her cheeks she used Blush Subtil in Sheer Amourose ($30), and for her lips she used L'Absolu Nu in Coral Ribbon, which will be out in March.

For her hair, Tresemmé celebrity stylist Mara Roszak gave Mila a French twist. To find out how she did it, just keep reading.

by POPSUGAR Beauty

At the 2010 Emmys, Jenna Fischer sported some loose, elegant waves on the red carpet. Tresemmé Celebrity Stylist Mara Roszak created the sexy style, and the styling products were surprisingly inexpensive. Find out how to re-create Jenna's hairstyle when you keep reading.

by POPSUGAR Beauty

Who says you have to spend lots of dough to get a young Hollywood hairstyle? Tresemmé Celebrity Stylist Mara Roszak sure didn't. Roszak, who styled Mila Kunis's hair for the Emmys last night, used only three Tresemmé products — totaling just under $13 — to achieve the simply sexy ponytail the young actress wore on the red carpet. Want to get in on the action? Find out how to re-create the look at home at the link below.

To get the complete how-to, just keep reading.