With Mother's Day Sunday looming large, we're reminded yet again that mothers tend to put everyone else's needs before their own. And while it's fine and dandy to thank your selfless mom with breakfast in bed and a lovely floral arrangement, we thought we'd up the ante and give three very deserving moms -- and their grateful daughters -- top notch makeovers.

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And, when we say deserving, we don't just mean that they navigate a rough carpool route or turn out kick-butt cupcakes. From battling cancer to lending time to charitable causes, we figured that these mom-daughter duos (like the rest of them out there) could surely use a day of unadulterated indulgence, so we took them to the famed Warren-Tricomi Salon in New York City where co-owners Edward Tricomi and Joel Warren themselves, and makeup artist Misty Chapman, treated the women to a new hairstyle, a fun makeup look, and a day of mother-daughter bonding time.

washing hairBy Amanda Greene

When it comes to shampooing your hair, it's as simple as lather, rinse, repeat. Or is it? By now we all know there's no need to repeat--the instruction is just a clever ploy to get consumers to use up the product more quickly. But that's not all. We talked to the pros for insider information on everything from how to keep color from fading to the right way to wash your hair. Read on to get the lowdown on what you need to know to start having a good hair day, every day. Photo by iStockPhoto

1. Shampoo is not the most important part of washing. You can buy the most expensive shampoo on the market, but if you aren't using it correctly you won't see results. "The massaging of the scalp and hair as well as the rinsing are the most important parts of washing your hair," says celebrity stylist Riccardo Maggiore. Curl expert Ouidad recommends using the cushions of your fingers to massage the scalp while you shampoo in order to get rid of the secretion of sebum (an oily, waxy

Have you ever wondered if having plastic surgery for a small tweak is worth it? I am among those people thinking a rhinoplasty may not be worth it to fix the five percent of my nose I am dissatisfied with. What's more, I don't want to make my face look odd and am curious if I could do something else. I e-mailed Dr. Michael Niccole of Orange County's Cosmeticare with my question. TV fans out there may be familiar with his Real Housewives cameo this season working on Alexis Bellino's nose or his daytime appearances on shows like The Doctors. Dr. Michael Niccole

Hi, Dr. Niccole! I have thought about doing my nose for quite some time, perhaps this year. It isn't very big, but i dislike how rounded it is in one spot, wanting it to be more sculpted, and how it looks bigger when I am facing the front because my face is so small. However, I have met many people in person and am surprised at how strange they look in real life when they photograph so well. What can I do to ensure if I had plastic surgery of any

Beauty tips for a girl on the go...E! Entertainment host, Giuliana Rancic is always on the go. Want in on her tips, tricks, and must-have products that keep her looking polished and profesh while she's en route? Read on...

By Carly Cardellino

Drink Lots of Agua
"I'm not a big water person, but I force myself to keep drinking it on the plane. For every hour I'm in the air, I drink eight to 10 ounces to keep my skin from drying out."

Use Sunscreen
"In the past nine days I've been on 12 planes, so I try to moisturize my skin as much as I can to keep it from dehydrating. I use an oil-free sunscreen with an SPF of 45, since it gives me the hydration and protection I need without breaking me out. I especially love wearing it because it keeps those tiny freckles from showing up, which can make you look older than you are."

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Exfoliate Regularly
"I've been using DDF skin care for eight years now, I was turned onto it in the makeup room of E!, but I was really excited when they came out

In a controversial murder trial that began this week, a man accused of strangling his wife is pointing the finger at something else: spray tanner.

Five years ago, Florida native Eleanora Kaufman was found dead on her bathroom floor and her husband arrested for the crime. Adam Kaufman's lawyers said he had nothing to do with her death. In fact, they will argue that the victim had a violent reaction to a spray tan, then fell on a magazine rack and choked to death, ABC News reports.

Self-Tanner Causes Weight Gain?!

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Bill Matthewman, Adam's defense attorney, "also said the spray tan could have contained arsenic or some other accidental poison," ABC added. All of which could have resulted in Eleanora's death.

Here's what's freaking us out: if Adam is innocent--which Eleanora's family and friends say he is--then self tanner is responsible for killing someone. While we're trying to be responsible about sun bathing, could a spray tan

Bazaar's beauty experts reveal the tricks and must-have products behind the prettiest hair and makeup looks for spring.

By Jessica Prince.

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vidal sassoonIt's an unequivocal bad hair day today as news comes that the legendary Vidal Sassoon has died at the age of 84. The trendsetting stylist passed away after a long battle with leukemia.

A pioneer in the industry, Sassoon was credited with ending the cumbersome beehive and the bouffant hairstyles of the 1950s and bringing wash-and-wear styles to women everywhere (Thank you, Vidal!). He's said to have brought the "bob" to the masses, and to have elevated the profession of hair stylists everywhere.

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For me personally, he fueled my earliest hair dreams. I remember watching commercials for Vidal Sassoon hair products growing up with deep desire. I knew if only my mom would ditch the bargain brand, my hair would bounce and cascade behind me like those models.

When I finally got my first bottle I remember feeling sheer joy, and I'll never forget the smell of the stuff. I can't say my

By GalTime's Entertainment Diva Andrea Krivelow

Photo by Paul Froggatt / PR PhotosLindsay Lohan stepped out for A&E's Upfronts in NYC on Wednesday night with a little bit of a different look!

Rocking a lace dress and stiletto heels, the actress showed off her fuller face and darker eyebrows.

Lilo was recently cast as Elizabeth Taylor in Lifetime's upcoming biopic, Liz & Dick.

Maybe the heavy eyebrow makeup is in preparation for her role!

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