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By Shannon Farrell, Daily Makeover

Model If a too-heavy cream has ever left your skin an oil slick, or a foamy face wash has made your cheeks dry and tight, you know that skincare isn't one-size-fits-all. Skin varies widely, and no single product can solve everyone's problems. But knowing your skin type isn't always as clear-cut as it seems: A shiny T-zone doesn't necessarily indicate oily skin, and redness doesn't guarantee sensitivity. Before you stock your medicine cabinet, read these tips from cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank on how to give your skin what it really needs.

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Oily Skin Telltale Signs: While you'd expect that the skin you wake up with is a good indication of its natural state, Dr. Frank says you should pay attention to your skin at the end of the day - is it shiny then? If you wake up and your skin feels greasy, it doesn't necessarily mean it's oily. "It could be from the moisturizer or cream that you are using the

By Megan Segura, Daily Makeover

After seeing this photo of pals Nicole Kidman and Naomi Watts, we couldn't help but wonder how our other favorite celebs measured up. Click through to see the surprising heights of Hollywood's hottest stars.

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By Wendy Rodewald, Daily Makeover

Hair BB CreamWe're big fans of BB cream and its myriad benefits - with all the best qualities of a primer, foundation, moisturizer and SPF all in one, easy-to-use product. Now Pantene is bringing the same multitasking idea to the haircare aisle with Pantene Pro-V Ultimate 10 BB Crème. Yes, it's a BB cream for hair!

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True to its name, this beauty balm packs 10 benefits into one product, according to the company's announcement:

1. Repair for rough hair 2. Strength against damage 3. Silky Softness 4. Brilliant Shine 5. Smoothing 6. Moisture 7. Frizz Control 8. Heat Protection 9. Manageability 10. Tame Fly-Aways

We haven't gotten our hands on the new BB cream yet (it hits stores in February), but we'll be sure to keep you posted on whether it's as awesome as its skincare sister product.
Would you try BB cream for your hair?

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By Wendy Rodewald, Daily Makeover

Jessica Biel Want to switch up your shade, but scared you'll doom yourself to twice monthly root touchups from here to eternity? Don't worry; changing your hair color doesn't have to be a big, expensive commitment. Here are a few ways to get months of gorgeous, low-maintenance hair color without the upkeep.

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No-Touchup Highlights Harsh, two-toned ombré doesn't look as fresh as it once did, but a softer version of dark-to-light color not only looks natural, it buys you months between touch-ups. "The softer side of ombré is great for 'recession highlights,'" says Kim Vō, Schwarzkopf Professional Blonding Ambassador and celebrity colorist who counts Kate Hudson, Katherine Heigl and Britney Spears as clients. "It adds incredible depth and texture." Highlights that start at hair's root need to be touched up every 4-6 weeks, subtle ombré color can look great for 4-6 months, Kim says.

Balayage, in which a

By Megan Segura, Daily Makeover

You may not be able to change the fullness of your hair overnight, but with the right hairstyle, you can make people believe you did. See 10 styles that will give you the voluminous look you've always wanted.

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By Megan Segura, Daily Makeover

Amanda Seyfried I'm not sure what I would do if Amanda Seyfried ever showed up on the red carpet looking anything less than stunning. Thankfully, I didn't have to find out during Sunday night's SAG Awards.

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Jenny Cho, Suave Professionals celebrity stylist, shares her insider tips on creating Seyfried's 40's style waves. Cho says, "My inspiration for the hair was the bottom of her beautiful dress. The layers of ruffles on her fishtail dress cascading down to the floor was so elegant." Follow Cho's simple steps to recreate this look at home:

Step 1: Blow dry hair with a round brush, ensuring a smooth finish with body. Step 2: Make a deep side part and divide hair into four or five big sections. Starting at the midpoint of hair, wind each section around the barrel of a large curling iron and hold for a few seconds.
Step 3: After all hair is curled, mist a paddle brush with Suave Professionals Touchable Finish Lightweight

By Wendy Rodewald, Daily Makeover

Hair Twirling We all have our little quirks. Maybe you tend to play with your hair, or have a habit of biting your nails. For me, it's picking at split ends - not cute, I know. While some absent-minded habits may just mean you need to step up your beauty routine (fresh manicure = no cuticles to nibble, right?), you might actually be sending a subtle message to those around you without even knowing it. We consulted body language expert Tonya Reiman to get her take on what five common tics really say about you.

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The habit: Scratching or rubbing your skin The reason: Winter dryness is making your skin itchy and tight. What your body language says: "Scratching or rubbing the skin typically indicates that we need to be soothed due to anxiety or high levels of emotion. Self-soothing gestures are a signal that an individual is uncomfortable, so it is a red flag for deception."

The habit: Flipping your hair

By Shannon Farrell, Daily Makeover

Jennifer LopezHere's a way to turn the French mani on its head, literally: Yesterday Jennifer Lopez stepped out with this reverse French manicure, with the classic off-white and nude shades reversed.

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Inspired to try the look yourself? First paint the entire nail white. Then paint a coat of nude polish over the nail, leaving a gap at the base. You can use tape or a nail stencil for a more precise line. Another tip: Don't skimp on cuticle maintenance with this mani. The focus is on the base of the nail, so it needs to be neat.