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    • How to Sell Yourself at Work (and Not Feel Sleazy)

      The toughest type of self-expression? The kind required when you're sitting across the desk from your boss. Meet your coach, Bethenny Frankel.
      by Glamour

      Meet your career coach, Bethenny Frankel.Meet your career coach, Bethenny Frankel.
      We women don't have any trouble talking about ourselves when we're with friends, and we're usually pretty good at accepting credit. But when it comes to work, we clam up. Recent studies out of Harvard and Stanford universities confirm what I could've told you: You have to self-promote to get ahead, and most of us have a hard time doing it. So let's up our game, ladies. Here's how:

      Know your worth. A lot of women I've met are insanely talented, but for some reason they just don't think they're good enough. Remember: If you have passion, drive, and commitment, you also already have the advantage. So talk with your colleagues and keep a list of your accomplishments, including anything you've done above and beyond your job description, and look at it when you doubt yourself. Then use it as your cheat sheet when asking

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    • TSA-Approved Beauty Products You Should Travel with This Season

      by Nikki Ogunnaike, Glamour



      Tis the season for holiday travel, folks. Whether you're going near or far, here are some TSA-approved beauty products I think you should pack.




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    • 10 Easy Beauty Tricks to Look Great the Morning After

      by Glamour

      Fairchild ArchiveFairchild Archive In for a wild night? This step-by-step plan will make you look like you had a boring evening of TV, followed by sleep!

      First, be prepared for the worst.
      Alcohol dries out everything--your skin, hair, even your brain. To get a hydration boost from inside out, pop a fish oil supplement or B12-complex vitamin while you're getting ready to go out. You'll look refreshed and feel less fuzzy the next day.

      Prevent puffiness.
      Try sleeping with an extra pillow. "The additional height helps promote lymphatic drainage and prevents fluid from accumulating," says makeup artist Jemma Kidd. You can also apply a B5 serum to skin before bed-that helps too.
      Try: Skinceuticals Hydrating B5 Gel, $70, blissworld.com

      In the morning, caffeinate your face.
      Caffeine combats inflammation and helps stimulate skin--making it the perfect remedy for the hangover trifecta: blotchiness, eye circles, and dullness. Makeup artist Sir John, who works with models like Karlie Kloss, suggests placing warm

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    • The Best Drugstore Hair Stuff. Period

      by Glamour

      Get in on the miracles in aisle three! The Rachel Zoe Project's Joey Maalouf buys these for his clients.
















      The
      Brush for Blowouts

      "I love this brush," says Maalouf. The vented barrel lifts the roots so your hair dries faster. 

      Revlon Perfect Style Ion + Ceramic 2-inch Barrel Brush, $10, drugstore.com

      The Best Hairspray Ever
      "It gives a great nonsticky hold," he says. One Elnett fan: Rachel Zoe

      L'Oreal Paris Elnett Satin Extra Strong Hold Unscented Hairspray, $14, ulta.com

      The Ultimate Smoother
      "This antifrizz cream is major," says Maalouf. "Apply it on wet hair, and air-dry." Diffuse for more oomph!
      Garnier Fructis Style Curl Calm Down Anti-Frizz Cream, $4, drugstore.com

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      All Hairpins Aren't Created Equal

      "They have to be strong," he says. "These are my faves." Get ones to match your color. Jamie-Lynn Sigler loves these bobbies!
      Vidal Sassoon Bobby Pins, $1, drugstore.com

      A One-Two Punch for Healthy Hair


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    • 20 "Annoying" Girl Things He Secretly Loves About You

      Shopping? Real Housewives? Vibrator use? Take it from Jake: Men like your little chick habits.
      by Glamour

      You think you know what guys like? They like you. And IMHMO (in my humble male opinion), these things show how cool, funny, and caring you are.

      1. You make fun of me starting the minute we meet, and even my wingman's laughing.

      2. You ignore my texts but answer my calls. I should've just called, and I know it.

      3. You send your overcooked steak back. You send your flat beer back. You have high standards! Just don't send me back, OK?

      4. You leave me wanting more when you kiss me good night. Best/worst walk home ever.

      5. You constantly quote Liz Lemon. Because you're right: Tina Fey is brilliant.

      6. You've somehow coaxed my dog, Piano, into liking you more than he likes me. And I feed him!

      7. You tell me your ex is an Olympic swimmer. Also, your other ex has seven tattoos, and your college boyfriend owns a social-media start-up and drives a Porsche. Because (ha-ha!) you're

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    • NeNe Leakes Shares the DOs and DONTs of Being Fabulous

      as told to Jessica Duncan, Glamour

      NeNe Leakes, star of three-count 'em, three!-hot TV shows, The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Glee, and The New Normal, shares her Glamour DOs and DON'Ts guide to life.

      A lot of people don't know that before I was a reality star, I was an actress. So the transition to scripted TV was easy for me--I love playing Roz on Glee and Rocky on The New Normal. I also love my life, and I've got some rules I live by that you should too:

      DON'T be anyone but you.
      I'm just not into trying to convince people like me. I always say to myself, It is what it is. I walk into a situation knowing that people are either going to love me or they're not, and that's OK. I'm just going to be me. You can't be everything to everyone.

      DO know that chic is within your reach.
      One of my girlfriends is a real estate broker who doesn't make a ton of money. Every year, she buys one new bag for the summer and one for the winter, and it keeps her looking great without having to go

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    • Why Randi Zuckerberg is the Zuck on Our Radar

      by Devin Tomb, Glamour

      photo by Jake Stangelphoto by Jake Stangel
      Her little brother Mark launched Facebook, but Randi, 30, is the Zuckerberg of the moment, with a new company, a reality show on Bravo…and career advice for you.

      Randi Zuckerberg is no shrinking violet. At 23, the Harvard psych grad joined the marketing team at the fledgling Facebook, where she soon did all the talking for her famously press-shy brother, Mark. She also fronted an in-house cover band that performed at work functions (Evanescence Essence--you can catch the band on YouTube) and converted a closet in the company's Palo Alto offices into a TV studio, conducting interviews with celebrities who visited (hey, Katy Perry!) and posting them on Facebook.

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      But she's more than a mouthpiece: In 2009 she turned that studio into home base for the runaway success "Facebook Live," a streaming video platform on which President Obama held a virtual town hall in 2010, and Perry announced her

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    • Foreplay, According to Guys

      Everything guys think about pre-sex shenanigans
      by Melissa Gira Grant, Glamour

      First off: Do you enjoy foreplay?
      - Yeah. It gets me in the right mind-set: 88%
      - Nope, I'd rather just skip to play play: 12%

      So how long is your foreplay "playlist"?
      - I can go 30 minutes or more, or about eight songs' worth: 30%
      - Fifteen minutes, or about four songs: 31%
      - Seven minutes, or about two songs: 19%
      - Less than seven minutes: 20%

      How do you like to set the mood?
      - By turning down the lights: 28%
      - By cooking her something really delicious: 24%
      - By putting on a romantic CD: 8%
      - By asking if she would like to have sex: 40%

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      Which is highest on your foreplay to-do list?
      - Kissing her all over: 30%
      - A lot of rubbing: 23%
      - Going down on her: 47%

      And which gets you going most?
      - Getting kissed all over: 15%
      - A lot of rubbing: 30%
      - An awesome (or even so-so) blow job: 55%

      Are you ever worried you won't last all the way

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    • 4 Things Proven to Cut Your Cancer Risk

      by Shaun Dreisbach, Glamour

      CN Digital StudioBreast cancer has been linked to a head-swimming number of possible causes, from eating too much soy to wearing underwire bras. "Every minor study gets so much play," says Dr. Love, "that women start to believe all these things can raise or lower their risk. But most aren't backed by solid science." These four are.

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      Excercise can reduce your risk by 25 to 30 percent. "About five hours of brisk walking a week is ideal," says Paul Goss, M.D., a professor at Harvard Medical School. "More doesn't give you an added benefit, so you don't have to be a marathon runner." Why does working out help? Experts believe it may reduce stress and inflammation, and boost the way your immune system responds to cancer cells.

      Maintaining a healthy weight lowers your odds by up to 250 percent. "Fat cells pick up and store estrogen," explains Avon's Hurlbert, "and since estrogen drives most breast cancers, the fewer fat cells you

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    • 4 Lies and a Truth About Having Breast Cancer

      If you do get breast cancer, you might hear these lies.
      by Shaun Dreisbach, Glamour

      "If your doctor's not up on the latest advances, he could be giving you outdated advice," says Lillie Shockney, R.N., a professor at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. "I've seen it happen to too many young women." Never take these phrases at face value.

      Lie #1: "We have to operate right away."
      Many doctors rush patients into surgery, telling them there's no time to weigh options. "It's intimidating," says Shockney, a two-time breast cancer survivor herself. "They make people think they're going to drop dead by Monday." The reality? Most breast cancers are slower-growing than women realize, and top oncologists agree that once a woman has her diagnosis, she can usually safely spend up to four weeks deciding what treatment to pursue. Says Shockney: "Nothing's worse than having surgery, then realizing you could have done something else."

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      Lie #2: "Your

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