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You're the Beauty Editor
We could talk to celebrity hairstylists and makeup artists to give you advice on how to apply liquid eyeliner or straighten your hair. But we figured your beauty tips are just as interesting. So we're taking a break. The floor is yours.
Your antidote for frizzy hair...
"If you discover that your hair frizzed while you were waiting at the bus stop, don't freak. Grab a paper towel and rub it over your hair. This makes hair lay flat and frizz-free."
— Alyssa Callan, 14, Pennsylvania
"To get rid of frizzies, just rub a little body lotion on your hands and run it through your hair."
— Becky, 15, California
...and dry skin.
"If you have dry, flaky skin on your body, use Selsun Blue hair shampoo. Yes, it's a shampoo but it's used for dandruff, which is basically dry, flaky skin."
— Helen, 14, Pennsylvania
Your suggestion for avoiding raccoon eyes...
"When I wear liquid eyeliner and want to be subtle, I take a Q-tip and wet it with water to fade the line."
— Emily, 15, California
and the Tammy Faye Baker look...
"To get your lashes looking naturally long, heat an eyelash curler with a blow dryer [for two seconds but no longer or you'll burn yourself]. Pump your lashes with it a few times. Pull your eyelids up to coat the corner lashes and use long strokes to coat the middle lashes."
— Brinkley, 14, Nevada
...and how to take it all off when you're done.
"If you want to take off eye makeup but don't want to use oily make-up remover, try Johnson and Johnson's baby lotion. Put a tiny bit on a Q-tip and voila, your makeup is removed." [Contact wearers shouldn't try this.]
