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Does everyone have to go bald now?

Waxing, plucking, shaving…emergency rooms saw a fivefold increase in pubic grooming injuries over the past decade.  So why is everyone so desperate to take it all off?  Ali discusses this controversial issue with Yahoo! Shine's Elise Sole and Jordan Carlos from the Yahoo show, "Mansome."

The idea of mildew on your eyes sounds pretty gross to most people, but that apparently doesn’t worry the people who named one of Urban Decay’s eyeshadow colors,‘Mildew.’ It doesn’t contain actual mildew as far as we know, but the hue is a greenish brown.
 
Rather than putting people off, crazy makeup names have become part of the branding that attracts people to a product.  Some companies go so far as to send employees on inspirational trips to get ideas for a collection, while others just pile a few people in a conference room for a few hours, trying to decide on names that will make customers laugh.
 
Nail polish giant O.P.I. has a color called “Uh Oh, Roll Down the Window,” also a greenish brown.  Meanwhile, their red, “I’m Not Really a Waitress,” appeals to a customer with a less macabre sense of humor.
 
Some of the beauty product names, however, simply sound like food.  So Shine Beauty Editor Joanna Douglass subjected Ali Wentworth to a game of ‘Eat It or Wear It,’ where she had to

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You're going to cry at work at SOME point in your life. Shine's Piper Weiss joins Ali to talk about the best ways to do it, and why it's not really that bad if you do.

Robert Suchan, 44, is the top selling Tupperware salesperson in all of North America.  Behind this successful salesman…is a closet full of women’s clothes. The former social worker started selling Tupperware part-time in 2007, but before he left the house, he’d transform himself into Aunt Barbara, a 6’5” Long Island housewife with “a signature spitcurl hairdo.”

Aunt Barbara became so popular that Suchan left his day job in November 2009 to sell Tupperware full time.  The poly-blend-clad dynamo now moves about $265,000 worth of product a year, earning a comfortable six-figure salary. “I’ve doubled my income and my vacation time,” the sales diva estimates.  Even though she hits 5-7 Tupperware parties a week, and takes about 10,000 orders a year, she told Daily Shot’s Ali Wentworth that her life was, “less stress, more dress.”

One of Aunt Barbara’s favorite products is a cheese grater that, she says, doubles as a self-defense weapon. If attacked, “You grate his face off and it keeps his Read More »from For Tupperware’s Top Salesperson, Life is a Drag!

Daily Shot host Ali Wentworth welcomes television star Grizz Chapman from NBC's 30 Rock to learn how to create her own successful entourage.

Does the sex advice in women's magazines ever work?  Ali asks an actual man: Billboard Magazine's Joe Levy. He gives us the inside scoop on whether you should really try that move at home.

Ali shares some exciting news for her Daily Shot fans.

Happy New Year! Ali curses like a sailor, John dreams of living in the ocean, and more funny moments in this Daily Shot blooper reel!

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