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Believe it or not, Amanda Seyfried was asked to used Botox for a role — at only 25!

“I was like, Damn you! But we’re in Hollywood. I’m on a huge screen. With these new digital cameras, you can see the peach fuzz on my face,” she explains in Elle's April issue.

In light of her age, the self-assured actress refused to get the treatment, adding “I like the freedom of being exactly who I am. And that’s gotten me into trouble.”

Are you shocked that Amanda was asked to use fillers so young, or have requests like these
become the norm?

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Katy Perry has scored yet another beauty endorsement deal, this time with GHD.

Famed photographer David LaChapelle is rumored to be the creative force behind the campaign, which further suggests the ads will be unlike anything we've seen from the (generally discreet) luxury hair care brand.

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Kate Winslet is all about new beginnings at the moment and — like most of us — she's expressing her excitement through beauty.

The award-winning actress shows off a newly cropped and colored coif exclusively in April's British Vogue, and also opens up to the magazine about recent changes in her famous figure, revealing, "I was a lot more voluptuous when I was younger ... I felt I had to defend my body, and took a very public stand, which I still absolutely believe in. But I’ve stopped talking about it now. And, at a certain point, it does become hypocritical.”

What do you think of Kate's new image?

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Tom Brady's latest look has the blogosphere abuzz.

What do you think of men wearing hair accessories? Are you a fan?

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The premiere shot for Rihanna's "100 Years Skincare for Life" Nivea campaign has just been released, and it's less controversial than you might expect. (Okay, so the ad does showcase the pop star topless and tattooed, but the overall feel is actually quite innocent...)

What do you think of Rihanna's collaboration with Nivea? Are you excited to see the full campaign?

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Celebrity stylist Chris McMillan on the inspiration behind Jennifer Aniston's new 'do:

"I call it a hairline bob that follows the jawline down. It's shortened in back and longer in front. It's angled and inspired by Vidal Sassoon haircuts and Julie Christie from Shampoo... It was just time for a change. We had a blast doing it. And we've always liked this haircut. It's about keeping things simple. The way Celine and Calvin Klein and Jil Sander and all these clothing lines are keeping it really simple and chic. I really feel that fashion right now. All the styles are back to when I first started doing hair. And I love it."

McMillan's tips for achieving the look:

At the salon: "In the back it angles up — it was cut at the nape. I love it when it's slightly angled. The angle adds a modern edge to it. To keep it modern, it's not too blunt but also not too layered. It kind of has a choppier edge. The ends are cut into, but mainly they're all one length." 

At home: "A haircut at this length can tend to be a little round. You want to keep it a little more square. So I took the flatiron to straighten out the underneath pieces to take some of the roundness out, and I left the top fluffy and full. I used a bit of mousse at the roots to give it height at the crown."

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Kelly Preston's better-half was recently snapped sans hair piece in Hawaii.

How do you prefer John, au naturel or covered up?