(Source: MAC, Instagram)In a not so surprising announcement yesterday, MAC named Miley Cyrus as the next spokesperson for #VIVAGLAM starting January 2015. The pairing of the always daring makeup brand and the always exciting Cyrus seems like a match made in rainbow heaven. But the #VIVAGLAM collection is about much more than makeup: Every cent of the selling price of #VIVAGLAM products goes toward helping women, men and children living with and affected by HIV/AIDS.
We never thought we'd see the day where Lauren Conrad would willingly cut her hair below her shoulders. But the day has come. Last week, LC posted a pic of her shorter hair, followed by another snap of stylist Kristin Ess chopping a few more inches off her blonde mane. The result? A lob we plan on mimicking ASAP. [Instagram]
Another blonde star to go a bit shorter is Jessica Simpson. The 34-year-old mom of two also took to Instagram to show off her freshly dyed blonde locks and clavicle-grazing cut. Again, we swoon. [Instagram]
The new selfie trend among celebs surprisingly involves no makeup. Celebs are snapping bed selfies and using the hashtag #WakeUpCall in honor of UNICEF's social media campaign to benefit children in Syria. Famous faces foregoing makeup in support of this worthy cause include Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Anna Kendrick—aka people who don't need makeup in the first place. [US Magazine]
Clay and charcoal in beauty products are nothing new, but clay and charcoal in juices most definitely are. Juice Generation is launching three pressed juices containing charcoal and two shots made with clay to help detoxify and brighten skin. [Popsugar Beauty]
Another blonde star to go a bit shorter is Jessica Simpson. The 34-year-old mom of two also took to Instagram to show off her freshly dyed blonde locks and clavicle-grazing cut. Again, we swoon. [Instagram]
The new selfie trend among celebs surprisingly involves no makeup. Celebs are snapping bed selfies and using the hashtag #WakeUpCall in honor of UNICEF's social media campaign to benefit children in Syria. Famous faces foregoing makeup in support of this worthy cause include Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Anna Kendrick—aka people who don't need makeup in the first place. [US Magazine]
Clay and charcoal in beauty products are nothing new, but clay and charcoal in juices most definitely are. Juice Generation is launching three pressed juices containing charcoal and two shots made with clay to help detoxify and brighten skin. [Popsugar Beauty]
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