Hair's the Scoop

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Teri Hatcher says she's "banned Botox," and posted these pictures to prove it.

Are you a fan of facial fillers?

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According to London's Daily Mail, Michelle Pfeiffer and Gwyneth Paltrow are among a lengthy list of ageless beauties who've come to rely on beautician Deborah Mitchell's non-surgical treatments to turn back the hands — or crow's feet, lip lines and bust — of time.

One of the most popular products with her A-list clientele is the Organic Bee Venom Mask, which "can knock up to ten years off the appearance of middle-aged women," says Mitchell. It works by stimulating your skin into producing chemicals that help to relax and strengthen the underlying muscles, thereby reducing wrinkles and fine lines.

"The bee venom completely changed Dannii Minogue, and my other clients love it so much that we have got waiting lists.

It keeps skin firm and youthful and is not at all painful – there is just a slight tingle as the blood supply and nutrients flow into the skin tissues," adds Mitchell.

Have you tried "stinging" your wrinkles into submission? Would you?

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... Or just great genes?

Kristin Chenoweth looks awfully fresh-faced at the release party for the new cast recording of her hit Broadway show, "Promises, Promises."

What do you think? Does Kristin's complexion look natural?

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"Sometimes when I’ve done it, it was not good. It looked like I was surprised all the time. Or in awe of something. That was bad. … One of the times I did it, the eyebrows were just way up, and that was a bummer. But I will continue to do it, even if there’s ever a process that somebody invents where there’s a laser-resurfacing in an office visit with no downtime..."

— Janeane Garofalo on her relationship with Botox.

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Is it just me, or does Jennie Garth look a bit arctic— as in frozen?

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Nicole Kidman was out and about in NYC yesterday, making an appearance at the Omega boutique to sign Constellation timepieces for her charity, UNIFEM.

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Botox has been used for everything from wrinkle reduction to treating migraines and overactive sweat glands. But hair loss?

According to a preliminary study done by Dr. Simon Ourian of Epione, injecting Botox (along with a vitamin cocktail) 2-3 times/year may effectively "cure" baldness.

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Will you be trying Botox as a hair loss treatment?