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The stars were out last night for the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards, with the likes of Beyonce, Katy Perry, Leona Lewis and Shakira modeling a number of lustworthy looks.

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Some of the finest things in life come in the smallest of packages, and this miracle balm is no exception.

A potent, nutrient-rich moisturizer, Tammy Fender Intensive Repair Balm was originally created for Tammy’s post-op clientele, but soon became a Hollywood must-have for its many additional benefits, including:

— New cell growth and skin cell regeneration (Anti-aging)
— Healing of acne, stretch marks, and other long-term skin damage
— Reduction of tissue pain, swelling, redness and discoloration
— Healing of bruises and wounds
— Soothing of muscle aches and pains
— Fading of under-eye circles
— Strengthening of weakened capillaries
— Renewing and soothing of traumatized skin damaged by sun exposure
— Balancing of dry skin, including eczema

And, as if that's not enough, stars like Julianne Moore even use this product on their children. It's truly the ultimate "cure all."

Highly recommended.

Tammy Fender Intensive Repair Balm, $130. Available online at TammyFender.com.

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We all know that hair can fall victim to dehydration and damage during the winter months, and repairative treatments can only do so much. So, this year, make it a mission to be proactive!

A few simple tweaks to your daily hair care routine will help keep your locks looking their best all season long:

Get a Trim
Dry, damaged hair starts at the ends, so be sure to start the season off right with a fresh cut. Also, be sure to trim your tresses more regularly as split-ends are more common during the wintertime, too.

Skip a Wash (or Two)
The less you wash your hair, the healthier it'll look. So start using that oh-so-sexy shower cap you've got hidden away, and invest in a high quality dry shampoo— like Oscar Blandi Pronto— to refresh your roots as needed.

Swap Your Shampoo & Conditioner
It's time to switch-out your summer cleanser and conditioner. For the next few months, opt for a moisturizing duo formulated for your specific hair type and texture.

Don't Air-Dry Outside
Avoid leaving the house/gym with wet hair as it can freeze, which makes it more susceptible to breakage.

Guard Against Heat Damage
As tools like blowdryers and flat irons are a seasonal staple, always protect your tresses with a thermal guard— such as GHD thermodymanics Protect— and invest in high quality styling tools.

Preserve Your Style
Extend the life of your salon (or at-home) hairstyle with these expert tips & tricks.

Treat Your Tresses
I know, you're busy. So hide away in the bathroom, or cover your locks and keep moving, but a weekly hair treatment is a must. No excuses!

Have any seasonal hair care tips of your own? Do share!

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Freida Pinto's complexion is picture-perfect at the 18th Annual BAFTA Awards.

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Recreate Blake Lively's sexy, smoky eye from last night's CHANEL "Fête d'Hiver" Benefit with this step-by-step guide, courtesy of celebrity makeup artist Angela Levin:

"I was inspired by Blake's stunning CHANEL diamond Camelia brooch. I wanted her eyes to be dark and sexy, but the rest of her face to be light and fresh. She's young and sexy and wears a smoky eye so well!," says Levin.

On the Face
Levin used CHANEL Lift Lumiere Fluid Makeup in Beige all over Blake's face, and set it with CHANEL Poudre Cristalline Translucent Powder. On her cheeks, she dusted on CHANEL Blush Duo in Tweed Rose.

For the Eyes
For her eyes, Levin used the bronze and sand shades from the CHANEL Quadra Eye Shadow in Variations, and CHANEL Soft Touch Eyeshadow in Magic Night, a deep plum shade, to add dimension in the crease. She then lined the upper and lower lashes with CHANEL Long-Lasting Eyeliner in Black Shimmer, and finished the eyes with three coats of CHANEL Inimitable Mascara in Noir-Black.

On the Lips
Finally, Levin created a soft pink lip with CHANEL Rouge Allure in Mythic, a sheer nude, then topped with a bit of CHANEL Rouge Allure Laque in Ming.

Visit Chanel.com for additional product information.

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Pull out your ruler and pencil sharpener, ladies — super-high buns are back.

Personally, I consider myself to be a low-bun kind of girl, but both Rachel Bilson's and Cameron Diaz's latest looks provide plenty of reasons to convert.

Do you like high buns? Would/do you wear them?

Leave a comment on ANY Hair's the Scoop post and you could win 1 of 3 luxurious Sebastian Professional prize packages (valued at $100+ each!) and 1 of 5 fabulous H2PRO Nano Ultra Light 1900 Pink Hair Dryers (valued at over $160 each)!

And be sure to visit All the Looks for a chance to win Blow hair care products, as well as $250 in cash! 

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Charlize Theron steals the spotlight at a special AFI screening of her new film, "The Road."

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This season's smoky eye is sexy, shimmering and super easy to create.

What you'll need:

Copper Eyeshadow
Use a warm, copper-tone shade that compliments your skin tone, and don't be afraid to experiment with glitter. (Just remember: a little goes a long way.)

Best Bet: Illamasqua Powder Eye Shadow in Tango. $20, Sephora.com.

Metallic Eyeliner
If subtle, shimmering highlights are what you seek, opt for eyeliner in a burnished copper hue.

Best Bet: NARS Soft Touch Shadow Pencil in Skorpios. $24, NarsCosmetics.com.

Matte Eyeliner
Intensify your look by smudging a rich, cocoa-colored (or deep black) pencil around/inside of your eyes.

Best Bet: Rimmel SpecialEyes Eye Liner Pencil. $3.19, Ulta.com.

Lengthening & Volumizing Mascara
Finish your copper smoky eye with a luxurious, dual-action mascara.

Best Bet: CHANEL Inimitable Mascara Multi-Dimensionnel. $30, Chanel.com.


Will you be experimenting with a copper smoky eye this season?

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First Brad. Then David. Now Jim?

Jenny McCarthy's brilliant beau arrived to Tuesday's premiere of "A Christmas Carol" looking rather... Scruffy.