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Agenda Magazine Blogaholics- Tips and Trends to Get Your Hair in the Valentine’s or Anti-Valentine’s Day spirit February 4, 2012Hair trends, Valentine's Day Hair Styles, SHE by SO.CAP.USA […]Agenda Magazine
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- Shailene Woodley’s SAG Awards Makeup Look February 3, 2012Shailene Woodley walked the red carpet before presenting an award at the SAG Awards. Celebrity Makeup Artist Gloria Noto shares how she created Shailene’s fresh look: “To guarantee a luminous complexion all night long, I prepped Shailene’s skin with Biore’s Combination Skin Balancing Cleanser. […]Agenda Magazine
- Bombshell Hair at the 2012 SAG Awards – Celebrity Stylist Brian Magallones February 3, 2012There was no shortage of sexy strands at the 2012 SAG Awards. Stars like Katrina Bowden, Naya Rivera, Melissa McCarthy, and Maria Menounos opted for gorgeous, voluminous curls! […]Agenda Magazine
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New Year, New Brain: Eight Tips to Help You Rewire Your Brain in 2010…and Actually Keep Your Resolutions!
Posted on January 1, 2010 | 4,710 CommentsNew Year's Resolutions: we've all made them, and we've all broken them. Whether your goal last year (and the year before that, and the year before that) was to lose weight, spend more time with your family, or be more financially responsible, chances are that not much in your life actually changed between January 1st and December 31st. If so, you're not alone: studies show that between 80 and 90 percent of Americans don't stick to the resolutions that sound so attainable when the ball is dropping and the champagne is flowing.
