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"   For my first show of the day, I got to kick things off with Lela Rose, who had one of the prettiest, most wearable looks I&amp;#039;ve seen yet! The makeup was soft and romantic, with glowing skin, midnight blue-lined eyes, and a gorgeous, creamy, tulip pink lip. Lead makeup artist Tina Turnbow was using all Bare Minerals products, and she said the Pretty Amazing Lipcolor in Charisma is one of her faves. The formula is so rich that you can just dab it on with your finger, and you&amp;#039;ll look effortless, yet polished. She also had a couple of cool tricks up her sleeve that I couldn&amp;#039;t wait to share with you: The first is that she applied a gold, coppery gloss (100% Natural Lipgloss in Wild Honey) on top of the lip color, but to the bottom lip only; the extra shine there gives you a full, pouty effect. The second is that she used a golden, coral-colored eye shadow (Pink Eyecolor in Bliss) as highlighter on the cheekbones, which gave the skin a naturally dewy effect.  When I spoke to lead hairstylist Ted Gibson, he gave me this major trend tip: twists are the new braid! By now you&amp;#039;ve probably braided your hair so many times you can do it in your sleep, but this chic twist makes things even easier. Just start with a deep side part for extra glamour, then take all of the strands along your hairline and roll them away from your face, working your way down until you reach the nape of your neck. Bobby pin the ends in place, then leave the rest of your hair loose with a sexy messy feel. Bonus: This style was made for second-day (or even third-day!) hair, because the added grease gives your twist grip, and dirty hair creates the perfect texture.  The last piece of the pretty puzzle was Deborah Lippmann nail color in Believe, a perfect mix of gold and silver that totally made the girls&amp;#039; hands glow!  This seems like it could be such an amazing look for school! It&amp;#039;s a great way to keep your hair out of the way without having to slick it all back in a blah ponytail, and the girly makeup would be so pretty for a date or a party. What do you think? Sound off in the comments! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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