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Nine Minute Miracle Cellulite Cream

Filed under: Style in the News, Skin Care, Beauty Tips

Can a cellulite cream really work in nine minutes? Wait, can a cellulite cream really work at all? That's what Green Island Labs' Adonia LegTone serum is claiming, and not only did they sell out within seven days of launching in the United States, they also already have over 100,000 advance orders in the United Kingdom.

Age-Defying Beauty - Expert Tips

    Who says it's all down hill after 40? Many of Hollywood's leading ladies reach their career - and beauty - peaks at at 45, 55, even 65. So we asked four beauty experts, who are over 40 themselves, for advice on the cosmetic needs of mature women - like hair styles that shave years off your look, the best makeup shades for older women, and skincare that can reverse aging (really!). Read on to get your biggest age-related questions answered, and look absolutely fabulous at 40 and beyond.

    OUR EXPERTS: Rona O'Connor (left), Celebrity Colorist and Co-Owner of Lukaro Salon in Beverly Hills. Sandy Linter (middle), acclaimed makeup artist and Lancôme Beauty at Every Age Expert. Luke O'Connor, Suave Celebrity Stylist and Co-Owner of Lukaro Salon Beverly Hills. Dr. Doris Day (not pictured), author of Forget the Facelift and Clinical Assistant Professor of Dermatology at NYU Medical Center.

    - Melissa Goldberg

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    TIP: WEAR YOUR SUNSCREEN
    "It's so much easier to prevent the aging process with daily sunscreen use than to try to repair it after the fact," says Dr. Doris Day. For an optimal anti-aging skincare routine to ensure gorgeous skin like Meryl Streep's, Dr. Day recommends looking for products that contain wrinkle-fighting retinoid, anti-oxidant vitamin c, anti-inflammatory niacinamide and skin-soothing caffeine.

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    TIP: YOU CAN REVERSE AGING
    Simply using sun protection and avoiding excess ultra violet rays allows your skin to naturally repair itself. An anti-aging skincare routine will amplify results, for skin that looks taut and even like Vanessa Williams'. "Adding dermatologic procedures like chemical peels or laser treatments can then dramatically improve your skin further," says Dr. Day.

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    TIP: INVEST IN A PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT
    Choosing the right doctor-administered treatment depends on your age, and if done correctly, can give spectacularly age-defying results (Exhibit A: Madonna's complexion is better than that of most 30 year olds). In your 20s, Botox prevents aging by freezing muscles from wrinkle-causing motions. For moderate aging, injectibles like Restylane and Juvederm beautifully though temporarily fill volume loss. For older pigmentation damage and wrinkling, the Fractional CO2 laser known as the "Total Fx" is the gold standard for skin resurfacing, with downtime as little as five to seven days, says Dr. Day.

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    TIP: TRUST A PROVEN ANTI-AGING CREAM
    We asked Dr. Day for her favorite age fighters: "Olay's new Pro-X Hydra Firming Cream contains peptides, which increases collagen production for firmer skin, and niacinamide, which accelerates cell renewal to both treat and reverse past skin care damage. Clinique's Superdefense SPF 25 combines an anti-oxidant punch with full spectrum sun protection, and comes in special formulations for different skin types."

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    TIP: WEAR NATURAL MAKEUP SHADES
    Stick with muted taupes, coffees, creams and blacks to enhance the shape of your eyes, and be wary of high shimmers that can accentuate lines. For a pop of color, choose either your cheeks or lips to highlight – but be careful not to choose a vampy dark lipcolor as it can age you, advises Sandy Linter, Lancôme's Beauty at Every Age Expert.

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    TIP: SWITCH TO CREAMIER MAKEUP
    Take a cue from Jane Seymour and pay attention to texture, not just color in your products. Lip items should be moist and facial products like foundation and concealer should be creamy instead of thick so they don't migrate into lines. "You have to like the way it feels when it goes on," adds Linter.

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    TIP: KEEP LIPSTICK IN PLACE
    For lipstick that lasts like Sophia Loren's, always line with a neutral pencil first, and then fill in your lips to provide a base for color to adhere to. Next, apply a moisturizing lip color that is rich, not runny, to the lip. If you want to add a smidge of gloss, apply only to the center bottom lip so as not to over-gloss, says Linter.

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    TIP: DON'T SKIMP OUT ON MAKEUP
    The biggest cosmetics mistake older women make is to not wear any makeup at all, says Linter. Age draws some of the natural color out of skin, so even a light application can do wonders to refresh and re-engergize a face, a la Christy Brinkley's glowing complexion. "Products have improved drastically over the years – don't be afraid to go to your local beauty counter and experiment!" adds Linter.

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    TIP: BANGS MAKE YOU LOOK YOUNGER
    "Bangs can make you look younger," says says Luke O'Connor, Suave Celebrity Stylist and co-owner of Lukaro salon in Beverly Hills. "Pick a style that accents your face to soften and bring out your best features." A soft fringe or side swept bangs, like Angela Basset's, are both very youthful.

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Sculptz - Do They Work?

Filed under: Accessories, Clothing, Swimwear and Lingerie, Jeans, Product Reviews, Daily Obsession

Do Sculptz and Spanx really work?Sculptz Tights are like tights with the Spanx built in. Do they work? We got a size 2 model to pose in her jeans with and without the Sculptz Tights on (and without the B.S. poses).

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A Full Behind is Easy

Filed under: Swimwear and Lingerie

love my bubblesIt's not a problem we usually deal with, but it's come to our attention that some ladies need a little help filling out the caboose of their pencil skirts and skinny jeans.

Sad but true.

Lucky for all of us -- no one wants to have or see a pancake butt -- there are plenty of relatively inexpensive, non-surgical solutions. At Love My Bubbles you can find a complete range of padded panties that give you an extra 1/2", 3/4" or even a full 1" of added lift, roundness and asstastickness.

If you're all Nicole (Richie or Kidman, they're both stick figures) and dream of being Kim (Kardashian, of course) then dry your tears and ask Santa for a pair of stuffed panties. He'll know just to bring you!



Photo courtesy of Love My Bubbles

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Khloe Kardashian naked for PETA - Stylefoul!

Filed under: Celebrity Fashion Mistakes

Celebs Get Naked for PETA

    PETA is all about protecting animals in the wild -- but that shouldn't mean they have to make their celebrity campaigners look like they belong in the wild!

    Khloe Kardashian's hair is out of control in this picture. It looks like a lion's mane. While crazy hair can be sexy in some instances, we think this is a little much. Her hair is bigger than her booty -- and when you're talking about a Kardashian rear-end that's saying a lot!

    Plus, as with all PETA ads, the airbrushing team has gone overboard. Khloe and her sisters are all very pretty gals, but they do, in fact, have pores.

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No pants is the new skinny jean

Filed under: Clothing

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Heidi Klum loves butt bling

Filed under: Clothing, Jeans, Celebrities with Style

What makes a good pair of jeans? A comfy waist? The right fit in the thighs? If you ask Heidi Klum, the answer is simple -- "It's very important to have a little bit of something fun on the butt."

At an event last week celebrating the launch of this seasons Heidi Klum by Jordache denim line, Heidi was all about the booty talk, saying, "The first thing girls do is turn around and look in the mirror and they look at what their butts look like. It has to look right and as perfect as possible."

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Flatter Your Figure - Finding your perfect jeans

Filed under: Clothing, Jeans, Flatter Your Figure

When you think of the different body types out there, and then consider the number of styles of jeans on the market, it's no wonder that finding the perfect pair of jeans for your specific body can be overwhelming, to say the least. And then, when you factor in not only fit, but also age and event appropriateness (a 30- or 40-year-old woman should probably wear a different style than a 16-year-old girl), it just gets more confusing.

Fortunately, Redbook did some dutiful denim research and found some jeans for everybody and every body. They found styles to flatter all kinds of figures, so whether your big booty needs a boost or your rear is a bit wider than you'd like, there's a jean for you.

Check out the gallery to see what kinds of jeans will work for your body type, but regardless of your shape, keep in mind the following rules:

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Ass bras

Filed under: Swimwear and Lingerie


Wow, how special. As if women didn't have to try hard enough to be perfect and perky in every way, now there's a new trend in the you're-not-good-enough-as-you-are industry -- bras made specifically for your butt.

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What will Kim Kardashian wear on Dancing With The Stars?

Filed under: Style in the News, Celebrities with Style



Rumor has it that curvalicious Kim Kardashian is the next "celebrity" to grace Dancing With The Stars. And if that's true, it completely allays our fears that this wonderful show was about to jump the shark.

First: with whom will they partner this spitfire? Our money is on the equally firey Max Chmerkovskiy, former partner of Mel B., (they were robbed!) and Leila Ali, both ladies with strong personalities.

But the ahem bigger question is what will the rigorous dancing regime to do to Kim's famed posterior? At least we'll get to the bottom of those real or fake rumors.

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Heidi Montag makes spa member want to vomit

Filed under: Celebrities with Style


Heidi Montag has some serious celebrity power -- the power to make people vomit, that is. Maybe that's because she's the next bionic woman (her next plastic surgery is rumored to be butt implants), or maybe it's because people are sick to their stomachs that she's making so much money by doing so much nothing.

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Flatter Your Figure: Best summer dresses for pear shapes

Filed under: Clothing, Dresses, Flatter Your Figure


One of the best things about summer is getting to wear all those summer dresses. Honestly, what's easier? You throw on a cute little dress, a hot pair of sandals, and you're out the door! However, in order to look your very best, you'll want a cute little dress that flatters your cute little (or not so little) figure.

If you're a pear shape, meaning that your excess weight tends to gather around your butt and thighs rather than your upper body, you're in luck come summer. You might not be excited about shorts, but after you try on a few of the right summer dresses, you might not want to bother with shorts ever again. Check out the gallery to see what you should be wearing, and, of course, what you should avoid.

Japanese butt pillow tones your derriere


As we reminded you yesterday, shorts season is upon us. Ladies, this means your backside will be the focus of male attention even more frequently than normal. So if you care about that sort of thing, now is the time to whip those hindquarters into shape.

You could spend hours doing exercises to shape those buns of steel (yawn!), and rumor has it that these sandals will make your ass look fantastic (even if they are kind of ugly). But why bother putting any effort into toning your rump, when this Japanese butt pillow can do the work for you!

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'Magic pants' make your butt look smaller

Filed under: Style in the News, Clothing


Wish you had a firmer backside? Get the look you want instantly without dieting, exercise, or any work all!

It sounds like a late night, "miracle solution" infomercial, but apparently the phenomenon is completely for real. The new "Miracle Pants" actually make your butt look smaller. Called the Wonderbra for your lower half, these push-up pants were created with fabric that makes your legs look longer, while trimming that backside down to size.

"With Magic Pants I have dispensed with pockets and side seams, which is why they fit so well and give the illusion of a slim silhouette," says Maria Grachvogel, the designer who's also created looks for big time celebs like Scarlett Johansson and Angelina Jolie.

The only drawback? The cost. Prepare to spend at least $750 for a pair of these miraculous trousers. Ouch. But is it a small price to pay for the perfect butt?

Would you pay $750 for Magic Pants?

Want a Better Butt? Try These Shoes

Filed under: Accessories, Shoes

You want a better butt, don't you? And if it doesn't involve squats, even better, right? Well, then, I've got good news.

The butt-lifting shoes I mentioned in the title of this post are made by a company called Earth. What makes Earth shoes different is exactly what makes Earth shoes a perfect partner for those of you interested in lifting the junk in your trunk. Namely, it's all about the negative heel technology.

Negative heel technology was first developed by a Scandinavian yoga teacher by the name of Anne Kalsø. Kalsø noticed on a beach visit that standing in sand felt an awful lot like the sensation of holding the standing mountain yoga pose. Her shoulders rolled back, her breath eased, and her feet relaxed as her spine aligned to its natural position in the compressed sand.

What Kalsø had stumbled on was something she dubbed the "negative heel," meaning that the ball of your foot is kept on a slightly highly plane than your ankle. Because of the slight incline of Earth's negative heel shoes, you exert more effort than you otherwise would as you walk around. Like a strolling on a treadmill with a 3.7° incline, Earth's negative heel rocking motion tones your legs, butt and even your heart. The negative heel can also improve breathing and relieve back pain since these are often symptoms of chronic bad posture.

Earth shoes might sound (and look) a little odd at first, especially since most shoe styles go to great lengths to keep your heel higher than the ball of your foot (i.e. every shoe on the market, but especially those stilettos). High heels look good, I admit, by they come at a high cost.

Doctors have been warning us for years that towering shoes are as bad for your posture as they are for your feet. Not looking like you have mile-long legs is a trade-off, but it's not bad as you might think since these flats burn extra calories from the effort required to walk in the negative heels. Thus, Earth shoes actually make your legs healthier and better looking -- instead of just giving the appearance that your legs look better. (Come on, the thing itself is way better than the illusion, no?)

I actually have a pair of Earth shoes that I've been wearing for a few months now, and while they aren't my *most* chic flats, they certainly are my most comfortable. I can actually attest to a difference in my hips and butt whenever I either wear the shoes for a few days, or don't wear the shoes for a few days. Naturally, things seem smaller and tighter after sustained use, and similiarly looser when I don't.

I can't speak for all the bod-toning shoes out there, but I can say that if you are able to find a pair of Earth shoes that fit your feet*, you're well on your way to the better butt. Of course, doing a few squats here and there won't hurt either, but short of that, try a pair of Earths.

*I highly recommend getting a fitting for Earth shoes. Not all styles are suited to all feet, so it's worth asking a knowledgeable salesperson for help.

Does my butt look big in this? Use the 'butt-cam' to find out!

Filed under: Events: On the Scene, Stores We Love, Style in the News

CheekyI'll admit, even as a guy, I'm occasionally curious to know how my butt looks when I'm trying on a new pair of pants. It's partially 'cause I want to make sure they fit right, but let's be honest: it's mostly 'cause I'm vain.

But it's such a hassle to try and get a decent view in those tiny little dressing rooms -- craning your neck around to look in the mirror while you're facing the opposite direction. I swear I pull a muscle every time I try it. And, even though girlfriends, best friends, and other random shoppers could help out by offering their opinion, I'm never convinced until I can see something for myself.

Fortunately, the Hub clothing boutique in Arizona has installed the "butt-cam," that allows customers to make sure their backside looks good before buying a new pair of pants. Genius!

Check out this BBC report to see the cam in action.

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