Everything old is new again, and with the wildly popular success of Downton Abbey , there seems to be a rising interest in King George V-era beauty. Keira Knightley , a Brit herself, looked absolutely stunning earlier this week, donning a shiny, wavy chignon at the Dangerous Method premiere, while Ashley Greene did her own take on the century-old trend, sporting a voluminous, tossed-to-the side look. And although short styles weren’t quite en vogue back in the 1910s, Katherine Heigl still managed to achieve a stylishly upper-crust coiffure by wearing her chin-length bob in a loose, twisted bun. All styles are swoon-worthy enough to bring out the smelling salts, but which one has you politely clapping the hardest? Who Had the Best Downton Abbey-Style Updo? Keira Knightley Ashley Greene Katherine Heigl

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Who Had the Best Downton Abbey-Style Updo?

Tired of dealing with flyaways? We’ve got some simple fixes that stop hair static in its tracks, using items you have lying around the house. Watch now to see how easy it can be to get smooth, sleek strands in a snap.

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Drew Barrymore is a color and style chameleon, updating her appearance frequently by changing the look and length of her hair. Drew’s stylist, Byron Williams of the Byron & Tracey salon in Beverly Hills, talked with us about the inspiration behind some of Drew’s best styles – along with a few tips on how anyone can get the looks at home.

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We’re happy to present this article from one of our favorite sites, Real Beauty . When trying to create a natural, sunless tan on your body, mistakes are expected and accepted. If things go too awry, you can just opt to wear pants until the color wears off. Bronzer or self tanner: which is right for you? But a botched fake tan on your face? Completely out of the question. Here, five foolproof tips on how to get gorgeous bronzed skin.

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hey. im a 16 year old boy presently living in auckland. im fighting to cope with my problem…ie hair loss…. i keep losing a lot of hair every time i comb my hair…about 20 of them…..and i lost all my confidence and courage….i just cant go to my high school any more….and there are times that i thought of suiciding also… pls help me…i tried talking ti my parents but they just tell me that im paranoid…..again pls help me….im really struggling I am sorry that you are having a hard time with hair loss. Losing 20 hairs a day is very normal, as one can lose 100-200 hairs a day and this can be normal in many men. In its place new hairs are growing without you even noticing it to replenish the hairs that have fallen out. If you have genetic androgenic hair loss, there are medications that can also help. Empower yourself with education and knowledge about hair loss. If there are other issues, speak with your parents, your counselors at school, your friends, or relatives. Someone will listen, so don’t give up. The problem may not be as large as it seems. Get a medical assessment to find out if you are really losing your hair. Tags: teenager , hairloss , hair loss , teen hair loss , suicidal Paid advertisements (not an endorsement):

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How do you distinguish between Syphillytic Alopecia and DUPA Androgenic alopecia? I’m probably experiencing Andro Alopecia diffusely around my entire head but I just want to make sure. Is Syphillytic alopecia treatable? How do you test for it? Thanks In a very basic sense, physicians diagnose patients by taking a history and examining the patient face to face. In more recent years with the advent of the Internet, many self diagnose and run into conflicting information and/or scare themselves with wild diagnoses. If you think you have syphilitic alopecia, diffuse unpatterned alopecia (DUPA), androgenic alopecia (AGA), or any other form of alopecia, a good start is a visit to your doctor. And if you do believe you have syphilitic alopecia, I’d think hair loss would be the last among your list of concerns, since other symptoms of syphilis would be hard to ignore. Tests are available to diagnose syphilis. Tags: syphilis , syphilitic alopecia , hairloss , hair loss

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Everyone has their passions, and now’s the chance to share yours. To celebrate OnSugar’s new features , we’re challenging you to pick up your keyboard and start writing. We want to know what drives you and your passions. Are you up for the challenge? During February, we’ll post a new question each day to get you thinking. As incentive, we’re giving away four weekly HP Pavilion dv6t laptops to bloggers who have the most likes, comments, followers, and reblogs. As if four weekly laptop prizes were not enough, the blogger who inspires us the most will win the OnSugar blogging package, including an extraordinary HP Envy14 Spectre and an external drive! Keep reading to find out how to enter.

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In the late ’80s, a sprightly Jennifer Connelly linked up with Shiseido to help advertise the brand’s Perky Jeans line, and now the actress is back. But this time around it’s in a more sophisticated role: Jennifer has just been signed as Shiseido’s first global spokesperson . “I’ve had a long relationship with Shiseido – I worked with them in the ’80s on an ad campaign, and have been using their products ever since,” Jennifer explained to WWD , adding, “It’s nice to reconnect with them after so many years.” Part of her duties as the new spokesperson will be to promote the brand’s Future Solution LX skin care line. In addition, seeing that Shiseido turns 140 this year, surely Jennifer will be involved in helping the beauty brand celebrate such a milestone. And if you haven’t seen Jennifer showing off some Reagan-era shadows with flair, it’s worth a watch.

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Jennifer Connelly Signs On With Shiseido – Again

Felicity Jones’s Dolce & Gabbana lip service Would you wear these denim trends? Blake Lively: Louboutin handpicks my shoes The real reason why Reese Witherspoon cut her bangs Drew Barrymore on her fancy engagement ring

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Dr. Rassman, Hello and Good day. I just wanted to say thanks to Dr. Pak. At 25, with only slight recession, Dr. Pak saved me a great deal of time and heartache by getting me on medication first. Believe me, I consulted other clinics and they were all too willing to transplant me. In addition, I saved a great deal of money by getting the generic drug instead of Propecia (NHI was the only clinic to offer this and save me money!) I also wanted to quickly chime in on the whole Propecia side effects debate. To be clear, I am now 27 and healthy. Since Dr. Pak started me on Proscar a couple of years back I have had no negative side effects from the drug. Everything is normal. The only side effect I have experienced since starting the drug (other than not losing hair)is a palpable decline in the amount of deodorant I have to use. What was one a daily routine is now limited to heavy exercise. Have you ever heard of something like this from any of your other patients? Weird, huh? Thanks again! Thanks for the kind words. Glad to hear the we also saved you money on your deodorant use. What you’re reporting is unusual, but I have heard of a similar side effect only a few times in the many years. It must be rare, along with reports like less body hair growth. Tags: propecia , finasteride , deodorant

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The Only Side Effect I’m Getting from Propecia is Needing Less Deodorant