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MAC turns to the ultimate blonde bombshell as inspiration for their new color collection.

Still looking for the perfect shade of lipstick? Create your own with Exude Lipstick’s unique color mixing technology. Check it out after the jump!

Ilia is releasing three new types of organic makeup products. Find out how to beautify yourself after the jump!

Lipstick is the first thing most people notice when talking to a woman. This spring there are a variety of great spring colors available from just about everyone that are perfect for adding a pop to your look. Check out some of our favorite colors!

Whether it be a lip stick, lip stain, or lip gloss, the best of two, or even three, worlds has always been very difficult to achieve. YSL’s newest innovation, the Vernis À Lèvres Glossy Stain seeks to be a solution to all your lip color troubles you once had. A hybrid of three traditional lip color products, Vernis À Lèvres Glossy Stain seeks to leave your lips fabulous with lasting, intense lip color and a glossy finish all at one go.

Perhaps bolstered by Audrey Tautou’s recent portrayal of the iconic designer in Coco Before Chanel, the legendary fashion house has chosen to go back to its roots with a new line of lipsticks, of all things. The grand dame of fashion considered lipstick so essential that she created a secret compartment within her “2.55” handbag specifically for its concealment. Now, “Rouge Coco,” a collection of 30 creamy shades in matte, pearl and shimmery finishes, seeks a spot in the handbags of Chanel collectors everywhere.

Cyndi Lauper and Lady Gaga appeared on the “Today Show” a few weeks back as ambassadors for MAC’s VIVA GLAM line, which benefits men, women and children living with HIV/AIDS. The interview was remarkable due to two things: Lauper’s ability to simultaneously dole out career advice to Gaga while warning of the dangers of unprotected sex, and Lady Gaga’s wisdom beyond her years. Nearly ignoring the interviewers, the two chatted about the trajectories of their own stardom and the need for women to take control of their lives and bodies. Amidst all the pop fabulosity, however, they were there for one thing and one thing only: to sell their two limited-edition lipsticks, of which one hundred percent of the sales price will go to the MAC AIDS fund.