Lionel Hahn/AbacaUsa.comBeyoncé's Super Bowl performance was nothing short of show-stopping-literally, there was a blackout-and her hair was nothing short of flawless, even with gale-force wind effects stirring.

Before she hit the 50-yard-line, she got some super bold highlights courtesy of colorist Rita Hazan, and we got all the details.

"Beyoncé has been rocking a deep side part and I love it!" Hazan told InStyle.com exclusively. "We made her highlights more stripey and lighter, a light golden blond, but still natural-looking to complement her hairstyle."

Mission accomplished! If you're opting for solid gold highlights like Beyoncé, keep your natural undertones in mind before committing to a color. Better yet, bring a picture to the salon to ensure your colorist gets the shade just right.

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These moisturizing bath and body treats provide all the benefits of the sticky stuff without the sting.

by Eden Univer, Teen Vogue

Products that count honey as a main ingredient are making a big buzz in the beauty industry. You'll see this moisturizing component popping up in everything from lip balm to lotion! These picks make perfect winter essentials for their soothing properties, but the fragrant honey scent certainly doesn't hurt either. It can even be used to treat acne!

"Honey has natural anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties," explains Paul Jarrod Frank, M.D. "The calming effect of honey on conditions such as acne and eczema makes it a very popular ingredient as there's currently a trend towards natural and organic skincare."

Let the bees do all the work--all you have to do is shop your favorite picks!

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That layer along the bottom of your nail gets a bad rep, but it serves a vital purpose and needs plenty of TLC.

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Cuticles may seem unnecessary (and rather unattractive), but when treated with care, they help protect the nail and surrounding skin. When improperly cut or ripped off, not only can they not function as they're supposed to, but you can end up with an infection! By gently and carefully pushing them back, they'll become much less noticeable and still be able to do their job of keeping your fingernails healthy.

We enlisted top nail experts to give you manicure tips and tricks that they use in salons and on celebs. Your clean, hangnail-free fingertips will thank you later!

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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 Perrie Samotin, Beauty High

When it comes to beauty, everyone has their thing. You know, that one tried-and-true product whose storied results are the stuff of legend (we've heard "my grandmother swore by Pond's Cold Cream and she's 90 but looks 65!" more times than we can count). For that reason, a slew of now-familiar items have reached deserved cult status: Mason Pearson hairbrushes, Elizabeth Arden 8-Hour Cream, L'Oreal Elnett hairspray, and Maybelline GreatLash mascara to name a few.

However, as time goes by it seems a new crop of can't-live-without-them products are fast achieving cult status of their own; products that may be a mystery to the generations that came before us but are part of our everyday vocabulary-which is why we're officially labeling them the new classics.

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Prevent crepe-y lids with a multitasking primer
Cakey eye shadow that settles into creases can magnify lines and add years to your looks, so smooth things out with an eyelid primer. The newest types incorporate ingredients that are also anti-inflammatories, such as soothing pomegranate, to help eyelids appear uncreased and younger, says Debra Jaliman, MD, assistant professor of dermatology at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine and author of Skin Rules. The cream primer in Beautiful Day Colour Palette ($49) is made with mica and other natural minerals that diffuse light and don't settle into creases, as well as natural anti-inflammatories like Australian daisy and aloe.

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Jessica Chastain and Jennifer Lawrence just rocked them at the SAG Awards, models at the Monique Lhuillier and Moschino Spring 2013 Fashion Week shows bounded down in the catwalk in them, and Amanda Seyfried can't get enough of them.

We're talking about mermaid waves-or the loose curls that fall glamorously down your back that stylists are heralding as "the new beach wave."

"It's like mermaids are the new vampires!" says celebrity stylist Larry Sims, who tends to the locks of Eva Longoria and Kerry Washington. "Mermaid waves differ from beach waves in that they're more polished and glamorous, with a distinct Hollywood feel," he adds.

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What's more, experts say all this mermaid hair-wavin' amplifies attraction. "Every strand of hair has a blood supply, and reflects what's going on in the body," says Nancy Etcoff, Ph.D., psychologist at Harvard Medical School and author of "Survival of the Prettiest: The Science of Beauty." Wavy texture makes

You know how important it is to wash your face, but you could be doing it all wrong. Check out the biggest cleansing misconceptions and take a second look at your routine. See tips to beat dry winter skin too!

There's more to a good face wash than you might think! Dr. Macrene Alexiades-Armenakas, Assistant Clinical Professor at Yale University School of Medicine, points out the biggest mistakes and how to fix them:

1. Choose the Right Cleanser: Cleansers should help clean skin and prep it for other skincare products, like serums and creams. Opt for a mild, moisturizing cleanser that removes oil and residue without leaving your skin dry, tight, or flaky.

2. Hands First: Wash your hands thoroughly before you begin washing your face. You don't want all the bacteria from your hands to transfer over.

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