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Love It or Hate It? Rose McGowan's Bold Pink Lips

BellaSugar — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 05:30:51 -0700

Rose McGowan was all revved up and ready to go while paying tribute to the late Johnny Ramone this weekend. (Wonder if she's aiming for a role in the remake of Ramones flick Rock 'n' Roll High School.) Even if she's keeping things mysterious with those big black sunnies, her bright pink lipstick is hardly shy. What do you think of the look?

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Which Red Hair Shade Do You Like Best on Rose McGowan?

BellaSugar — Thu, 08 May 2008 12:00:48 -0700

Over the past year, Rose McGowan has dyed her naturally brunette hair three shades of red. At the beginning of 2007 she was a deep auburn, then she became a strawberry-blonde, and yesterday, at the Women in Film Luncheon Honoring Ginnifer Goodwin, her hair was a fiery, reddish-orange hue. Which shade of red do you find the most flattering on this petite, pale actress?

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Makeup Tips to Lift Droopy Eyes

BellaSugar — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 09:00:38 -0700

It always amazes me how you can create optical illusions with makeup. From watching Eve Pearl's DVD, I learned how to make a nose look more slender and less crooked. Now I've picked up even more makeup tricks about how to lift droopy eyes from my new favorite book, Vogue Make-Up.

Actress Rose McGowan has eyes that are shaped on a downward slope. It's really easy to make eyes like this appear more almond-like, awake and brighter by following these easy makeup tips:

Line your upper lashes in an upward sloping manner by using a liquid liner or a sharp pencil. Extend the line just a little bit farther than the outer corner of each eye. Avoid any heavy eyeliner on the bottom so that you draw more attention to the top of your eyes.
Next, apply a bone-colored eye shadow to the area just above your lashes and to the 'inner v' of your eyes. Blend a medium shade starting in the crease to just under the brow bone; this will make the area seem larger. Add a subtle highlighter just below your brow; this will also help draw attention to the upper part of your eye.
Finish with a few false lash pieces on the outer corner of your eyes. You can curl these and your natural lashes together. Apply two coats of mascara and if you want, add a white or nude eye liner to the inner rims of your lower lashes. Voila, an instant eye lift!

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Lovely Links, 8/2

BellaSugar — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 14:00:51 -0700

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