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Kate Hudson's Animal-Friendly Haircare Collection

BellaSugar — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 05:00:07 PDT

Oscar-nominated actress, Hollywood mom and all-around cute lady Kate Hudson is about to add one more title to her resume: Co-creator of a haircare line. She's teaming up with stylist David Babaii to develop David Babaii for Wildaid, a forthcoming eco-friendly haircare collection free of sulfates, parabens, animal products and animal testing. Slated to feature shampoos, conditioners and styling tools, it should hit stores later this year. According to the press release, part of the revenue will go to wildlife-protection group Wildaid, which means your purchase will help protect endangered animals such as sea turtles and tigers.

Here's what Kate has to say about the collaboration:

"I've been asked to do a lot of campaigns in the past and this feels like the perfect fit for me. David is the best at what he does and he's put so much of himself into the development of this line. And the fact that we can do it in an ecologically responsible and animal-friendly manner that can help preserve wildlife is what makes this truly special."

If this line is able to replicate Kate's locks and help animals, what's not to like? Thanks to mmooney7 for pointing this out!

Want to Look Like Kate Middleton? Here's What It Could Cost

BellaSugar — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 00:29:45 PDT

Future princess Kate Middleton always looks lovely and put together, so it's no surprise that so many women are clamoring to mimic her style. Obviously, her good looks were handed down from her parents, but constantly looking so well groomed requires a serious beauty regimen. While nobody but Kate knows her exact routine, we've uncovered her favorite products and treatments - and added up the total price. As you can imagine, looking princess-perfect costs a pretty penny. Read on to see the breakdown.

11 People Who Changed the Cosmetics Industry

Miriam Lacey — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 06:00:44 PDT

Today's beauty landscape is dominated by big names: L'Oréal, Chanel, Estée Lauder, Clairol, et al. But for every one of these brands, there are discoveries, innovations, and business savvy that have brought them into the modern era. And the history of the cosmetics biz is a fascinating and cutthroat one. Curious about who's responsible for the beauty world we have now? See 11 names every beauty buff should know (and why you should know them) when you keep reading.

Link Time: Chris Benz's Haircare Tips, Solid Perfume Picks, and More

BellaSugar — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 03:22:00 PDT

Neon-hair chameleon Chris Benz offers his haircare tips - The Cut
A real girl shows off her hair secrets - Refinery29
Adriana Lima's top 10 beauty and fitness tips - Beauty High
One woman hits sunburn rock bottom - Glo
Current obsession: Beyoncé's curls - People StyleWatch
Fashionable solid perfume picks - Real Simple
True, gross story: this editor's waxer was a double-dipper - The Frisky
Get America Ferrera's ruby red wedding day lip - Latina

Would You Be Into Kate Moss Hair and Makeup Products?

BellaSugar — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:00:18 PST

Kate Moss has been at the center of the modeling world for 20 years, and we've seen her as the face of all sorts of brands, from the prestigious Gucci, Dior, and Louis Vuitton down to drugstore favorite, Rimmel. Recently, the supermodel, who admits she's "not traditionally a beauty" to WWD, has just launched Vintage ($23-$53), a fruity floriental inspired by her love of vintage fashions.

But as you might know, this isn't the first scent we've seen from Kate. Her debut fragrance, Kate, was introduced in 2007. Then came Velvet Hour, followed by the limited-edition Kate Summer Time; and she's not about to stop now. In fact, Kate also has plans to create special makeup collections for Rimmel, and a haircare line with stylist James Brown is in the works. "It’s fun for me," Moss told WWD. "I still model, and I enjoy doing that as well. Working on the creative process is really interesting for me because I do know what I like, so it’s fun for me to realize that it becomes part of you. It’s not just putting your name on something; it’s about being very involved in it." What do you think about more Kate Moss beauty lines? Are you intrigued or apathetic?