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"Goodbye Hills, hello glamour!\r\nLauren Conrad, 24, wowed fans at the series&amp;apos; wrap party in Hollywood Tuesday night with her sophisticated Bohemian style. The reality vet&amp;apos;s hair and makeup team tell UsMagazine.com how to steal her look.\r\n&amp;quot;Our overall inspiration was a chic California girl with a &amp;apos;60s twist,&amp;quot; M&amp;#x2022;A&amp;#x2022;C makeup pro Gregory Arlt tells Us.\r\n\r\nTo get Conrad&amp;apos;s dewey complexion, he played up Conrad&amp;apos;s natural beauty by using neutral colors.\r\n&amp;quot;Mix a pea sized drop of M&amp;#x2022;A&amp;#x2022;C Studio Sculpt foundation with two drops of Jasmine oil on the back of your hand,&amp;quot; Arlt tells Us. &amp;quot;The oil will extend the foundation, allowing it to apply harmoniously to your skin.&amp;quot;\r\nBegin blending the foundation with a sponge at the center of your face, paying close attention to under the eyes and on the cheeks. Next, apply powder with a large fluffy brush for in a circular motion. Lightly add M&amp;#x2022;A&amp;#x2022;C &amp;quot;Margin&amp;quot; blush in a circular motion on the apples of the cheeks.\r\n\r\nArlt chose not to use eye shadow on Conrad, opting instead to play with M&amp;#x2022;A&amp;#x2022;C Mineralized Skin Finish powder in &amp;quot;Light/Medium&amp;quot; on her lids.&amp;quot;I used the lighter one on the lids and under the brows with a dense, stiff brush,&amp;quot; Arlt says. &amp;quot;I contoured the crease of the eye with a darker powder and fluffy eyeshadow brush. Apply that on the brow bone in a back and&amp;#xA0; forth fashion to blend.&amp;quot;When applying M&amp;#x2022;A&amp;#x2022;C&amp;apos;s &amp;quot;Haute+Naughty&amp;quot; mascara, do so diagonally on the outer lashes, forward on the middle lashes and downward toward the nose for the inner lashes. This will create a wispy, fan-like effect. Next, apply M&amp;#x2022;A&amp;#x2022;C &amp;quot;Blacktrack&amp;quot; liquid liner to the eye (thinner toward the inner eye and thicker toward the outer eye for a graphic cat eye). Finish with a dab of clear lip gloss.\r\n\r\nTo get Conrad&amp;apos;s flirty ponytail, hairstylist Kristin Ess created messy waves in all different directions using 1&amp;quot; and 1 1/4&amp;quot; curling irons. She then created a small ponytail in the back of her head using about half of the hair from the middle back. She then took the remaining hair and made a ponytail over the original ponytail and left it slightly messy.\r\n&amp;quot;When you&amp;apos;re dealing with thick hair like Lauren&amp;apos;s, doubling up the ponytail like that insures that it won&amp;apos;t slide down or loosen up throughout the night,&amp;quot; Ess tells Us.\r\n\r\nTo keep her tresses in tact, Ess sprayed a light veil of hairspray over the look, shaking the ponytail as she sprayed it for an extra bit of texture."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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