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...sure some in the media are going to raise questions about it and try to turn it into something else. You know how it works." I'm feeling much better," spears cheerfully announces, swatting away the hair curler dangling down her brow as a stylist and a makeup artist knock elbows trying to get at her head. It's Monday, Nov. 10, and she's back in a New York City hotel - the very one where this global saga began - preparing for tonight's crucial album-launching showcase on MTV's Total Request Live. And she does appear...
...looks as you swan from first-class lounge to hip hotel? You use SmashBox cosmetics. The brand is now available at high-street stores, giving you a chance to partake in what until recently has been a celebrity best-kept secret. Founded by Dean and David Factor - grandsons of makeup legend Max Factor - SmashBox cosmetics were created specifically to withstand hot lights at the brothers' Los Angeles photography studios. The premises were practically a drop-in center for Hollywood royalty - Johnny Depp, Jodie Foster and Demi Moore have all been photographed there - and for them the brothers devised homemade antishine...
Kathryn Prickett, 18, a freshman at New York University, knows how seductive makeup can be. So when she saw an ad on MTV in August announcing Mark, Avon's new brand of cosmetics, she signed on as one of the line's reps. "I love makeup, and I thought it would be really neat to make money with it," she said on a recent afternoon as she geared up to be host of her first Mark party in her dorm room. The get-together drew half a dozen other female students who dabbed on samples of lipsticks, blushes...
Jung is confident that Avon's newborn brand will help the company pass the makeup brush to the next generation of Avon ladies. Developed in 23 months and based on preferences culled from 65 focus groups worldwide, the line's 300 new items speak to Avon's desire to create a whole new brand rather than simply introduce Avon products for younger women. Mark's beauty wares are, as division head Fine puts it, "jean-pocket friendly and girl influenced." A key selling point: girls can pick the products they want--say, a concealer and lip gloss--and clip them...
...tiny room, spilling over sofas and sitting in one another's laps. Space for a dance floor had been cleared between sprawling limbs, and a corpulent, velvet-bedecked woman gyrated to a popular Bollywood tune. When she tired, she was replaced by a girl whose undulating hips and gaudy makeup would not have been amiss in a strip joint. These were not the demure, burqa'd women I'd expected to meet in Afghanistan...