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By Shannon Farrell, Daily Makeover

Foods That Give You Better Skin
Tried tons of serums and masks, but still can't seem to rid your complexion of blemishes or dry skin? The trick may not be what you are putting on your skin, but in your body. There is a correlation between what you eat and how your skin looks. We spoke with Kimberly Snyder, a celebrity nutritionist (she's worked with Drew Barrymore and Kerry Washington) and the author of the just released book, The Beauty Detox Foods, about what foods we should be incorporating in our diets for a brighter, healthier looking complexion.

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Pears
Pears are packed full of nutrients that promote a healthy glow - copper, potassium, iron, zinc, magnesium, and vitamins C, E, B and K. "Although pears have a high oxygen radical absorbance capacity, which neutralizes aging free radicals quite efficiently, most of pears' antioxidants are contained in the skin," says Snyder. So if you plan on adding pears to your anti-aging

By Megan Segura, Daily Makeover

Jennifer Aniston While Jennifer Aniston's signature haircut was the look in the late '90s, the mushroom-shaped "Rachel" hairstyle named for her character on Friends definitely looks dated today. So we weren't surprised to learn that "It looks like 'The Rachel'" is the number one hair complaint that Butterfly Studio Salon Stylist Kelly Finneran hears from her clients. So how exactly does a request for a bob turn into "The Rachel," and more importantly, how can it be corrected?

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"'The Rachel' is not so much a cut with too many layers, as it is just disproportionate to her face shape and texture," says Finneran. "This happens when the top layer is too heavy and doesn't have enough hair to support it. The layers actually need to be reversed and lightened at the crown to prevent a bubbly look around the cheeks."

While a heavy top layer can actually help those with fine or naturally straight

By Shannon Farrell, Daily Makeover

Ever wonder which shadow shade will enhance your deep brown eyes, or which eye liner hue will really make your baby blues pop? There are two tricks to keep in mind when choosing the best makeup for your eye color. Either go with similar hues, like emerald for green eyes, or complementary ones, which are opposite colors on the color wheel. Read on for our tips on how to intensify your irises.

Emma StoneGreen Eyes
Any shade of green - whether it's mint, hunter or emerald - will make green or hazel eyes pop. Tarte Skinny SmolderEYES Amazonian Clay Waterproof Liner in Jade ($19, tartecosmetics.com) has a rich pigment, but the thin tip lets you control how subtle or bold you go. Almay Intense I-Color Bold Nudes for Greens ($7.49, almay.com) has a trio of champagne, chocolate brown and olive green for a subtle green smoky eye with highlights around the brow bone.

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Since purple and green are opposites

By Wendy Rodewald, Daily Makeover

Show off your spring statement lip with this season's better-than-ever options.

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By Wendy Rodewald, Daily Makeover

Jennifer Aniston Jennifer Aniston has had the same style, more or less, ever since she ditched the "Rachel" in the '90s - which is why we basically had a heart attack when we saw her latest cut.

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Jen, who's currently shooting an untitled project with Tim Robbins and Will Forte, debuted a freshly shorn scalp at an event in New York last night. "It's for a role," she told reporters on the red carpet. "My character gets to this really broken point, and [director] Daniel [Schechter] and I thought it would make her more realistic."

Jen isn't the first actress to go practically bald for a film. Charlize Theron and Anne Hathaway both buzzed their hair for recent roles - and Hathaway even took home an Oscar partly thanks to her extreme makeover.

We're not sure how Jen's new look will affect her work with haircare brand Living Proof - her first campaign recently launched - but luckily, since she's a part owner of the

By Megan Segura, Daily Makeover

Some of our favorite celebs, like Nicki Minaj, have started toning down their over-the-top looks, and we couldn't be happier. See more stars who look better when they don't cake on the color.

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The Secret To Getting In Shape

By Shannon Farrell, Daily Makeover

The secret to sticking to a fitness routine this season is setting measurable short-term goals that have a start and finish you can actually see. Here are six no-fail ways to get motivated, starting today.

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By Megan Segura, Daily Makeover

Extensions I can't help but notice a recent surge of celebrities who are taking out their extensions. Nicole Kidman, Katy Perry and Victoria Justice are among those who have been seen wearing more conservative hair lengths. Is it possible we're seeing the end of super long hair extensions?

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It's not exactly a secret that A-listers' hair isn't 100% natural. Perry told Us Weekly she wanted to pull her extensions out and Kidman has been seen sporting bald patches, a tell-tale sign of someone who uses artificial hair too often. It's a great way to change up a hairstyle quickly for a walk down the red carpet, and many times it's necessary for a particular film role. So why the sudden change?

Giuliana Rancic might have been the one to start this trend. In 2012 the E! host told Allure, "I do have individual hair extensions-Melissa Brown and Tracey Cunningham tag-team my hair," but in