By Wendy Rodewald, Daily Makeover

Nina DobrevNot only is Nina Dobrev gorgeous on the small screen in The Vampire Diaries, which just finished its fourth season on the CW, the 24-year-old star has become a red carpet style star. And after chatting with her at an event for the recent launch of Origins GinZing Energy-Boosting Moisturizer, we can confirm she's just as pretty in person. So what's the secret to her camera-ready glow? It's all about her skin care routine.

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On set, "It doesn't look like we're wearing a lot of makeup but we are," Dobrev says. To keep her skin clean, she washes off everything right away. "I don't wait until I get home. When I'm on set I'll use a makeup wipe and wash my face."

"On Vampire Diaries right now, they give us these hot towels, so once you've taken off your makeup, they open up the skin and let it breathe. Heat to open up the pores is really good, and applying moisturizer right afterwards really revives and hydrates

GKhairHaving blonde hair is more than a descriptor, it's a full time job. Anyone who highlights her hair as often as I do understands what I'm saying: Being blonde is a religion. Some of my traditions include scouring magazines for the perfect shade of ash (not warm!) balayage to bring in to my stylist, trying to discern whether an actress with perfect white blonde, face-framing tendrils is a natural brunette (how, Jennifer Aniston, how?), and testing products intended to keep my color shiny and natural-looking. That is why when I heard about Global Keratin's brand new Silver Shampoo, developed with Marilyn Monroe's blonde in mind, I jumped at the opportunity to nix those pesky red undertones in favor of white and silver-enhanced, light-reflecting strands.
At $27 for a large bottle (10.1 ounces), the shampoo formula, which is actually purple like other blonde-enhancing products, differs from the ones I have tried in that it isn't drying, and I can see the results on both highlighted

Forehead wrinkles telegraph grumpiness, but our expert anti-aging tips and treatments erase them (without going near a needle). By Ning Chao, REDBOOK.

Freeze lines in their tracks The first step to softening the look of forehead wrinkles is plain old relaxation: The less you frown, the fainter they'll be (harder than it sounds, we know). Start by raising your electronics to eye level, says facialist Nichola Joss of London's Sanctuary Spa, whose clients include Gwyneth Paltrow. "People stare down at a phone or up at a computer screen, and they squint without even realizing it," she says. "Changing those angles eases the tension in your forehead immediately." Then you've simply got to cut down on your facial expressions. "It sounds silly, but if you put a piece of paper tape on your forehead for a day, you'll become mindful of how you move those muscles-and can train yourself to stop," says Mary Lupo, M.D., clinical professor of dermatology at Tulane University. You could even be

NarsAnyone who knows me knows that I don't wear a ton of make-up. I very much prefer a fresh-faced look complemented by a sleek ponytail or a halo of tamed curls. But who doesn't want something completely mistake-proof to seamlessly transition her from a day at the office-or in my case, a day spent dashing between appointments and cover shoots-to impromptu outings with friends? Enter Nars's Velvet Matte Lip Pencil in Cruella, which is the most perfect fire-engine red for evening. You just draw on your lip and save for the occasional touch up. It stays put without smudging. Awesome.

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It's starting to feel a little bit more like summer is on its way here in the Midwest. I hope it's warming up in your area too. When I think of warm weather, I think of easy, breezy wavy hair. Unfortunately for me, my hair is super straight. I love the look of loose, beachy waves and in researching this article, I have found there are lots of ways to create them. Here are 25 unique tutorials to add a little texture to your Spring and Summer. Some require heat tools, others time and each creates a slight variation on the wavy texture theme. Click through to find the technique that appeal most to you. - By Sonya Lee Benham

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.We want so desperately to be on board with self-tanners, but we hate the whole rigmarole that comes with them. When we actually attempt to put one on, we're scared of missing a spot or looking like we got into a bar brawl with a Mystic Tan booth. Don't even get us started on the awkward drying process, where you stand around in the nude, trying desperately not to brush up against something lest you stain it burnt-Cheetoh orange. Between all the mishaps that can occur with self-tanning creams, sprays, pads, wipes, wands, brushes, and lotions, achieving a perfectly flawless faux tan feels harder to attain than tickets to Bey's Mrs. Carter World Tour.

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But, what if applying self-tanner was as simple as taking a shower? Josie Maran wants to make that dream a reality: Starting at midnight tonight, May 2nd, she'll be introducing her new Argan Self-Tanning Body Wash on

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The only thing better than living your own prom night is watching your favorite movie's prom scene. The dresses are probably more expensive, the plot lines are definitely more dramatic, and somehow, the girls who go to prom in movies always manage to go with the captain of some high school sports team. Our own proms are undoubtedly filled with the pimple that always shows up the day before prom or a horrible hair malfunction, so living vicariously through the perfect prom scenes in movies is a must.

To relive some of the best prom scenes the silver screen has ever seen (ahem, who could forget the switcheroo in "The Hot Chick" or the Madonna-themed flashback in "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion?"), we've rounded up a list of the best prom scenes to ever happen in movies and the beauty looks that came out of them. You'll laugh and you'll feel nostalgic, but whatever you do, make sure you curl up on a Friday night with your girlfriends to re-watch