At one point, YouTube beauty videos may have seemed to be just a blip on the radar. But as a group of beauty gurus is proving, there's more to it than creating cute looks on camera. In fact, some are getting into the retail game, launching products as an extenuation of their Internet personas. Fashion and beauty YouTube stars Elle and Blair Fowler have come out with a line of bedazzled and Read more

Easy, free ways to get better skin — Huffington Post Style How to do a simple braided bun — Real Simple Guess who's doing another MAC collection? — Temptalia Straight talk about minimizing pores — You Beauty Behind the scenes at Fashion Week — The Cut How well do you know beauty sample etiquette? — Elle & Blair What your walk says about you — Glo Source: Dr. Braun Read more

Rihanna goes blond for Elle — Styleite 10 common makeup mistakes that leave you looking older — Real Simple DIY blush is easier than you think — Stylelist Is lengthy hair out of fashion at long last? — Glo Try this easy messy bun — Elle & Blair The link between how you feel about your hair and mental health — Refinery 29 A new eyeliner to love — The Cut Katy Perry goes Read more

How to get Cher hair like Jennifer Hudson — Glamour The best holiday beauty freebies — Beautylish Rihanna wears a wig for Armani — The Cut Yes, you can tie your hair in a bow — Refinery 29 Another reason to avoid tanning beds — Beauty High Delicious-sounding trend in the making: donut buns — FabSugar UK "Quick and easy" surgery turns out to be neither — Jezebel  How a Read more

Bright makeup for eyes and lips — Real Simple Day of the Dead nail art: DIY sugar skulls — Beauty High How to get Cate Blanchett's glowy skin — Stylelist Drybar opens in Atlanta — InStyle How to wear the season's hottest lip hue — Refinery 29 Camilla Belle: beauty look of the week — The Fashion Spot The highlights of Benefit's latest highlighter — Temptalia What's the ultimate job Read more

Donatella Versace opens up about her H&M collection — Style.com Missoni wants to do another lower-priced line, possibly with Macy's — Fashionista Why are people obsessed with Jenna Lyons's divorce? — The Daily Beast Christopher Kane says "higher powers" should sort out Spring's show schedule — The Cut What men really think about your clothes — The Fashion Spot 50 party dresses Read more

10 very compelling reasons to wear foundation — Glo How to freshen your hairstyle for Fall — FashionIndie How to fix undereye circles — Elle and Blair Are pearl warts lovely or grody? — Refinery29 Good ways to get rid of bad breath — Beautylish The best budget-conscious acne products — The Budget Fashionista Best bet: Bare Minerals Ready eyeshadow — The Cut Get excited: gray nail Read more

Celebrities are constantly ambushed by misinterpretations, exaggerations, and misinformation, so a new website would like to come to their rescue. ICorrect allows anyone to counter rumors about themselves for $1,000 without any fact-checking. Founded by Sir David Tang, who The New York Times calls "a businessman, socialite, and celebrity friend extraordinaire," the site had a rough start. Not Read more