By Kristin Booker, Beauty High

Gals, let's be honest here: one of the most fun things about winter is that you can get away with not de-fuzzing as often. Tights, pants, long skirts, Michelin Man-like coats - who's going to see it? Honestly, what's a little body hair between you and your favorite sweatpants?

That is, until someone IS going to see it and then you've got a situation to handle. At times when you can't get to your friendly neighborhood waxer or your threader is relatively unavailable, you'll need to have supplies on hand to take off that unwanted body hair. Here are our favorite reliable tools to get the job done.

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We buff our feet so they're silky soft, take rotating brushes to our faces until they glow, and scrub our bodies smooth with sugar and salt, but where's the love for the skin above our hairlines? Recently, I took my dry, winter-battered curls to the Alex Anthony Salon in New York City for a little TLC and got the scoop on scalp exfoliation.

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It may seem obvious that healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp. But as many of us now shampoo less frequently to avoid drying out our hair, that translates to serious buildup of oil and dirt. "Just like you exfoliate your skin to remove these from your pores, you should be doing the same for your scalp," says salon co-owner Alex Mnayarji. She gave me a sinus-clearing peppermint scrub treatment to stimulate blood flow and remove product buildup, followed by a vanilla-and-cinnamon deep conditioning treatment to repair and boost shine (and, yes, it did make me crave

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At Monday's inauguration, the Obama women made sleek, healthy hair in January look easy-but when it comes to frizz, frigid temperatures can be just as daunting as sweating it out at a mid-July picnic. We spoke with Chris Lospalluto from Sharon Dorram Color at Sally Hershberger Uptown in New York City about how to tame flyaways when there's no avoiding winter cold and winds. "It's all about prep," he says. "There's no one miracle product-you need to find the ones that are right for your hair type."

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Condition. "Leave-in conditioner, like Alberto VO5 Detangle & Shine, creates a little bit of weight in your hair and keeps it nourished and moisturized. Even if you go outside and it gets blown around, it won't get superstatic-y."

Smooth. "Oribe Imperméable Anti-Humidity Spray is really good for static. Even if it's not humid outside, it still protects your hair from frizzing out. Anti-frizz serum, like Kerastase

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.Booties, binkies, blankies, and bottles…babies need a lot of products to keep them going, but it seems like the only area they can be self-sufficient is in the smell department. A clean baby is probably one of the best scents on the planet, but Dolce & Gabbana is setting out to set the bar even higher with the launch of its upcoming baby fragrance.

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The Italian brand is known for creating overtly sultry, va-va-voom-type clothing, accessories, and beauty products, so we can't help but imagine little bambinos spritzing themselves with Dolce & Gabbana while wearing a Huggies thong. Inspired by the smell of babies and "designed to cuddle and pamper every little boy and girl," the fragrance is probably milder on the skin and not as strong smelling, which is a good thing to consider before you scoop up some for yourself, especially if you're sensitive to scents. Because, while babies can just take a bath and end

Beauty pros share their style secrets1. Ditch Celeb Cuts
Most hairstylists hate it when you bring in pictures from magazines, says Diego Raviglione, Wella top stylist and Bellus Academy artistic director. "When clients bring in photos, they're losing the actual point of a great haircut-getting what looks best on you." After all, are you really sure you want "The Miley" or the "The Jennifer"? "Miley's crop may not flatter your face while Jennifer's caramel-colored highlights could wash you out. Instead, go for a consultation or ask your stylist for ideas of colors and cuts that will work best for your hair type and face shape.

"Make your appointment on Thursday or Friday, preferably in the morning," says Candice Betz, spa director at W Hotel's Away Spa in Austin, Texas. "Often the most-requested therapists have negotiated Sundays, Mondays, or Tuesdays off, so having an appointment as the weekend approaches ensures you'll be with a therapist who has high-seniority or a really strong fan base."

Make 2013 the best year yet with these get-gorgeous goals.

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If you're searching for a simple goal to work towards in the new year, look no further than a beauty resolution. You're guaranteed to look better and feel better, but you may have to push yourself to stay on track. Get your friends or family involved to make the challenge more fun and add a reminder in your calendar to pop up every now and then to keep you from forgetting about your mission or losing motivation. Now get ready to ring in 2013 by improving your mind, body, and overall wellness with attainable aims, like staying hydrated and mixing up your makeup routine.

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Get a flawless face like this model backstage at the 3.1 Phillip Lim spring 2013 runway show.Do you scour the shelves for only oil-free products, avoiding even a drop of the slick stuff? Is leaving the house without your blotting papers just not an option? Oily skin can seem hard to take care of, but us greasy girls may be overcorrecting (or over-thinking!) the problem. It all comes down to choosing the right products for your skin type and knowing how much to apply.

Joshua Zeichner, MD, Director of Cosmetic and Clinical Research at Mount Sinai Medical Center, is here to help. He's breaking down what to look for on an ingredients list, how to moisturize properly, and when to know if a little oil in your routine is a-okay.

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"The choice in moisturizer really depends on skin type and personal preference," explains Dr. Zeichner. "The

Reap the benefits of this luxurious scent without the sugar coma.

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Cupcakes, frosting, pudding--oh my! The smell of baked goods filling a kitchen is enough to make your mouth water, so why not wake up every morning with this confectionary aroma? Adding vanilla-infused products into your rotation can do wonders for a gloomy winter morning--and for your skin!

"Vanilla is used not only for its comforting and warming scent but also for its ability to help the skin retain moisture," explains Aromatherapy Associates founder Geraldine Howard. "It's very gentle and low on allergens."

Start with vanilla shower essentials and end your day with a candle. The only downside of these deliciously scented goodies is that you're left without a batter-filled bowl.

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