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Complements of makeup artist Trish McEvoy.

Ricky Pannell, owner of Manhattan’s hip Snip N Sip salon, styles some of the most beautiful, piecey, flowing, and perfectly Giselle-like wavy hair in the business. Here, how he gets the look:

It’s a hairstyling Catch-22: If you want serious volume, something usually has to give in the soft-and-lustrous department. Yet Aveda global style director Antoinette Beenders manages to create hair that’s luxuriously full and glossy all at once. (Like she did on the runway for Jason Wu and Christian Siriano.) Here she shows us everything you need to go big:

Pretty brows are SO easy that a caveman could do it.

“I hope I’m not getting sick.” By the time you get around to saying these words—you most likely are, in fact, getting sick. Here’s what I do when I’m taking every precaution to not to be sick and what I do when my once healthy body is being overtaken by some sort upper respiratory infection and there’s just no stopping it.

Hollywood makeup artist Amy Holiber is all about a fresh, natural look punched up with sparks of vivid color. Since one of her trademarks—a jewel-toned smoky eye—is huge this season, we asked her for her secret formula:

As the U.S. makeup artist for Giorgio Armani Beauty, Tim Quinn is famous for making skin look astonishingly fresh. Here’s how he does it!

Miami dermatologist Christopher O'Connell treats acne in middle schoolers all the way up to patients in their 70s. Here, his all-time best tips for obliterating breakouts once and for all.