This past Monday was the Los Angeles Premier of “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” and after following Megan Fox’s recent hits (Japan Premier) and misses (quasi mullet fiasco) on the red carpet, I was excited to see what she had in store for the big event. To my dismay (though I'm sure only mine due to the fact that I was surrounded by techy 13 year old boys who couldn't have cared less about Megan's hair) she had some frizzy half-up hairdo with a barely-there headband that created a weird ripple effect near her forehead. While the look was more unfortunate than terrible and totally forgivable, her co-star Isabel Lucas' two-tone-too-much-root hairdo was the biggest disaster of the carpet. Lucas is new to the movie star scene but she should know that dark brown roots and blonde curls don't go well together, even though some veterans of the carpet have made the same mistake. Check out other hair-dye mishaps.

Hold on to your hats, I've got a shocking revelation for you: You really don't need to spend much money to get a quality shampoo. There are reasons to buy the fancy salon shampoos (and if you are going to fork over the cash, try one of these), but the bottom line is, you can get healthy and clean hair with products found at your local supermarket.

Even if you normally don't wear any makeup -- or if you can't leave the house without "putting your face on," I'm sure you have a few tricks up your sleeve to glam up your look. (And if not, then check out these tips immediately!)

In an attempt to save some cash, I tried waxing my legs at home. I'll spare you the gory details, but basically it was a disaster (it rivaled some of these hair removal horror stories). I now realize I made two very big mistakes. One, I used one of these sub-par waxing kits. And two, I didn't know what the heck I was doing.

I reluctantly put up with breakouts in high school (ever notice how they always popped up right before picture day, prom, any remotely-important social event?) but now that I'm a bit (OK, more than a bit) older, I've had enough. I'm tired of the pms-related breakouts, the stress-induced pimples, and the regular old zits that feel the need to visit from time to time.

Dear Andrew Keegan,

We've already settled the issue of what order your skin care products should go on (get the full scoop here), but now there's a new beauty debate raging over at TotalBeauty.com: What's the "correct" makeup method, foundation first, then concealer? Or concealer and then foundation?

Kristen Stewart sported a questionable new 'do while out in Los Angeles this week. Die-hard "Twilight" fans might not recognize Stewart without her messy auburn waves, but we have a feeling she will be back to Bella's signature style just in time for the next sequel.

In case you've never read this blog before, you should know that I freakin' love mascara. So of course I was thrilled when a few of the top makeup artists (Gina Bettelli from MAC, Chad Hayduk from Three Custom Color Specialists, and celebrity makeup artist Fiona Stiles) offered to share their ultimate secrets to getting the longest, thickest lashes ever.