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Nude Beauty at the Oscars

By Latina Staff | 02/26/2008 - 21:59 | 0 Comments

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Penelope's nude lips were a stark contrast to her deep navy gown and light, smoky eyes.
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Go Blonde, Have Fun!

By Latina Staff | 02/26/2008 - 03:05 | 0 Comments

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PLATINUM: Forget hair that's so bleached it looks white; the new platinum iswarmer, with more yellow tones. It works with pale skin and makes an arresting contrast against dark skin. (Editor's pick: Clairol Perfect 10 By Nice 'N Easy in 10 Blondies to Go/Lightest Blonde)
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Trend Alert: Straight, Blunt Bangs at Premio Lo Nuestro

By Latina Staff | 02/26/2008 - 02:11 |

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If Premio lo Nuestro was any indication, blunt bangs are the latest style accessory of choice for our music stars. At the Thursday night award ceremony, soft fringe showed up on the foreheads of ladies across all genres, including up and coming Spanish pop singer (and David Bisbal's ex-novia) Chenoa, merengue diva Olga Tañon and even Vicki from Los Horoscópos de Durango.

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Trend Alert: Nude Beauty at the Oscars

By admin | 02/25/2008 - 23:48 |

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We're so proud of Penélope Cruz, Jessica Alba and Cameron Diaz—not only did these Latina leading ladies avoid the pitfall of wearing a red gown and looking like everyone else at the Oscars, but they also rejected the bright pinks and reds seen on the faces of other stars and went for an au naturale glow. All three stars proved that even on a night as spectacular as the Academy Awards, nude makeup can be sublimely sexy.

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Beauty: NY Fashion Week Spring 2008

Get your LATINA.com backstage pass to NY Fashion Week Spring 2008 with top beauty experts: Lisa Butler, Tom Pecheaux, James Kalliardos, and Orlando Pita!

Work Those Waves!

By Latina Staff | 02/25/2008 - 22:34 |

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Photo: Jody Kivort

Step 1: Working with clean, damp hair, take two or three fingers (two for straight strands, three for thick or curly) and place them underneath the roots of a two-inch section of hair. Wind section of hair around figers.

Step 2: Pin coiled section to scalp. Repeat with more sections until all hair is coiled and pinned.

Step 3: Dry hair with diffuser or let air-dry. Once hair is dry, unwind coils and gently separate waves with fingers.

If your hair is...

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