Editorial: Eyes

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How To: Cut a Crease

Dramatic looks are harder to pull off if you're not familiar with the techniques used to create them. Kim Kardashian often uses a cut-crease technique to open her eyes and make them pop (much like she did on her wedding day)! We take this eye look and make it easier for you to re-create. Keep watching to learn how to add that extra definition to your eye makeup.

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Date Night Makeup Looks

Heading out on a date tonight and need some makeup inspiration? We show you three looks that are suitable for date nights and guaranteed to make you look gorgeous!

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Beautylish Social Experiment

Three days, three completely different beauty looks. Beautylish's Jasmine puts society to the test to see if your physical appearance affects how you will be treated on the street. Keep reading to find out what happened!

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Chanel Fall/Winter 2011 Haute Couture Review

Want to know which products were used to create the moody, smoky eyes at Chanel? Keep reading to find out!

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Wedding Guest Beauty Inspirations

Welcome to wedding season! Get inspired with these with these three inspirational makeup, hair and nail tutorials from Beautylish Beauties that will have you looking like the picture perfect guest (but not better than the bride, of course!).

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Summer Makeup Tips for Pale Skin

If you're a Beauty whose pale skin tends to burn instead of tan, you can still get a glow this summer. Dakota Fanning's makeup artist Sammy Mourabit shares his tips on how to update your makeup routine this season and flatter your fair complexion. Don't worry, you won't need any self-tanner or bronzer for these summer makeup tips!

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Eye Makeup Contouring 101 with Matthew VanLeeuwen

Beautylish Beauty Director Ning checks out the Elizabeth Arden Oscars mobile beauty suite and gets a makeover from celebrity makeup artist Matthew VanLeeuwen. Keep reading for Matthew's tips on contouring eyelids, even if you have monolids like Ning.

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