29th
May
2009

I hate it when my roots get greasy and then the rest of my hair is a frizzy, dried up mess. I used to wash just the top front of my hair to get rid of the grease, but that’s not good because ideally you want the natural oils to travel down the length of your hair to keep your curls shiny and healthy. And I work out and perspiration, excessive or not, can make greasy hair more pronounced.
To find out how Yesenia conquers her greasy roots, click “read more.”
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29th
May
2009
Even if you haven’t heard of Mat Kearney you’ve most likely heard Mat Kearney. Songs from his first album, Nothing Left to Lose including the album’s title track have been played on your favorite tv shows. Listen to it here; you know it, right?? We love that song too and we’re loving his newest album, City of Black & White even more!
Neha and I went to see him perform this week. He’s touring all over the country with Keane this summer so you can see him too- no need to be a Seventeen editor to enjoy a live show and meet a great artist. I totally recommend checking him out. He puts on a great show and Closer to Love is bound to be one of your favorite summer ‘09 songs.
Always the fashion editor at heart, I was of course impressed with his adorable style. I got him to take some pics backstage because I wanted to show you guys!
Check out Mat’s new album, his cutie style and some Seventeen fashion peeps who dress eerily similar to Mat by clicking on this blog.
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29th
May
2009

Brows were SUCH a major source of stress for me growing up. Some of my friends had thin, perfectly arched brows naturally–not me! My brows resembled curtains! It took me a while to get the hang of my brows and to learn what shape suits my face. With that in mind, I asked Brett Freedman, brow expert and founder of cosmetics line Vanitymark, for some tips on how to find the best shape for you!
For rounder faces like Rachel Bilson:
It’s best to keep brows on the full side, and keep the ‘tail’ on the shorter side. Too long a brow will only accentuate the width of your face, and too short will make your face look wider, so start by gently plucking the ‘tail’ end. The higher the arch the better, and you can cheat this look with a sweep of brow powder, such as Vanitymark’s Ultra Brow Powder.
For rectangle faces like Blake Lively:
The key here is to soften angles. Full brows will make your face will look too squared off; too thin and you’ll be giving too much ‘face.’ Keep the brows tidy, but defined. Make sure you have a well shaped ‘tail’ to anchor the eyes and balance a strong jaw line. Keep that arch high to add roundness and femininity. You can help tame unruly brows with a light brow glaze or gel.
For long/thin faces like Kristen Stewart:
Delicate features dictate delicate brows. The most common mistake is making the brows too thin which gives the face a weak, low-watt look. Keep the brow on the subtle side by making sure they are not too dark. Use a lighter, pencil to powder fill in, such as Vanitymark’s Ultra Brow Pencil fill, so the hairs are darker than the shade you are enhancing them with. If your brow hairs are ample, keep them trimmed to tone down ‘girth’, using small scissors.
For bold features like Camilla Belle:
Large eyes, strong cheekbones, prominent nose or all of the above? You definitely want to make sure brows pack impact, too. Go bold with your shape by creating high arch using tweezers and a brow pencil for shape. Be care not to tweeze too short or too thin. You want a fuller brow to balance. Definition is your friend when you want to highlight front row, exotic features.
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29th
May
2009
‘Coronation Street’ actress Brooke Vincent works as a Saturday girl in a hair salon.Despite being a regular on one of the nation’s favourite programmes, the 16-year-old star - who plays Sophie Webster in the hit soap - helps out every week at a local hairdresser’s and mainly sweeps the floor. She said: “I work on Saturdays in a salon in Manchester….
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29th
May
2009
Former ‘Big Brother’ contestants turned up drunk to film a tv special.Fans who sat in the audience for ‘Big Brother’s Big Quiz’ - which airs on Channel 4 tonight (29.05.09) and features housemates from the last nine series of the reality show -blasted the programme as a “shambles” and claimed it was geared toward ‘Big Brother 8′ contestant Nikki Gr…
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29th
May
2009
Susan Boyle may not perform in the final of ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ over fears for her mental health.Producers have put the singer into hiding and are said to be worried about her wellbeing after her behaviour has become increasingly erratic - including an outburst at police officers - earlier this week. A source told Britain’s The Sun newspaper: “T…
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29th
May
2009
Jack Tweed will be freed from jail today (29.05.09).A luxury limousine has been hired to take Jade Goody’s 21-year-old widower from Edmunds Hill prison in Suffolk to his favourite Chinese restaurant on London’s Isle of Dogs.His friends are expected to meet him outside the correctional facility, and spend the day by his side.A source said: “Loads of…
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29th
May
2009
Grandfather and granddaughter singing duo 2 Grand won a shock place in the ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ final last night (28.05.09).John Neil, 76, and 12-year-old Sally Lux - who sang James Ingram and Linda Ronstadt’s ‘Somewhere Out There’ - were voted to the final of the tv talent show by judges Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden, ahead of Callum Francis, w…
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29th
May
2009
A Muslim ‘EastEnders’ character is to have a gay romance.Newcomer Syed Masood will fall for openly gay Walford resident Christian Clarke, in a storyline which is set to shock Muslim viewers - as homosexuality is forbidden under Islamic law.Executive producer of the BBC soap Diedrick Santer said: “We’ve always tried to make ‘EastEnders’ reflect mode…
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29th
May
2009
Stephanie McMichael has graduated from the New York Reality tv School.The 20-year-old beauty - who was the first evictee from last year’s ‘Big Brother’ in the UK - recently attended classes in the US, designed to help students prepare a strategy for fame and winning reality television shows. Despite finishing classes as an honorary graduate, Stepha…
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