Hair's the Scoop

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Mila Kunis looked absolutely amazing at last night's LA premiere of "The Book of Eli." Below, TRESemmé celebrity stylist Mara Roszak shares how to recreate her show-stopping style (for under $10!):

Step One: Create Volume

Apply TRESemmé 24 Hour Body Foaming Mousse to towel-dried hair, and blow dry using a medium-sized boar bristle round brush.

Step Two: Tease Your Tresses
Part hair in the middle, and gently tease the crown. Separate the front and crown sections of hair from the rest. Using an elastic, pull the remaining hair into a medium height ponytail, and secure.

Step Three: Pony Up
Take the left front section, and gently pull back and twist around the base of the pony. Take the same section from the opposite side, and follow the same step. Tuck ends underneath the pony, and secure with bobby pins.

Step Four: Laminate Your Locks
Curl the ends of the ponytail under with a 1 1/4” barrel curling iron. To add shine, distribute TRESemmé No-Frizz Shine Spray all over holding it an arms length away from the head.

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Alicia Keys pumps up the volume at Thursday's Billboard Live concert in NYC.

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According to Allure, a new study shows that our drive toward wearing makeup may actually be
due to a biological urge.

It seems women's faces have a greater color variance between the eyes, lips, and surrounding skin than men's—
a contrast typically exaggerated with cosmetics.

"Though people are not consciously aware of this, they unconsciously use contrast as a cue to tell what sex a face is," says Richard Russell, Assistant Professor of Psychology at Gettysburg College. "And since femininity and attractiveness are highly correlated, making a face more feminine also makes it more attractive."

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The "Twilight" star shows off a new, darker 'do whilst shopping in NYC.

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Lucy Liu looks lovely at Wednesday's Museum of Chinese in America 30th Anniversary Gala.

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From Jennifer Lopez to Blake Lively, stars of all ages have been spotted in this runway-inspired hair trend.

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Seen here at last night's CMA Awards, Faith Hill shines in a simple, side-parted style, Taylor Swift models her signature updo, LeAnn Rimes rocks a ponytail, and Carrie Underwood opts for a voluminous half-updo.

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Eva Mendes' textured ponytail provides the perfect balance to her bold statement necklace at the NYC premiere of "Bad Lieutenant."

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Mum-to-be Padma Lakshimi models a ponytail full of voluminous curls at last night's 6th Annual Keep A Child Alive Black Ball in NYC.

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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.