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Toggle Close FASHION BEAUTY Skin Care Hair Makeup Celebrity Beauty Product Reviews How-Tos ENTERTAINMENT SEX & RELATIONSHIPS HEALTH NEWS VIDEO FREE STUFF PROMOS APPS NEWSLETTERS Follow Us On FacebookFollow Us On TwitterFollow Us On InstagramFollow Us On Pinterest  Search  RED CARPET BEAUTY Keke Palmer Just Shaved Off All Her Hair—And She Looks Phenomenal BY ERIN REIMEL MAY 20, 2017 2:54 PM  PHOTO: JENNY ANDERSON When we talk hair transformations, it's usually a couple inches here or a pixie cut there, but former Scream Queens star Keke Palmer just took it to the next level. On Friday, the actress and singer shaved her head, doing away completely with her mid-back length—and yep, it looks gorgeous. Palmer is no stranger to having a shaved head or cutting her hair short. When her new album came out last year, she wore a shaved side fade that left the rest of her hair long. Later on in November, she evened things out to a super-short pixie cut that highlighted her amazing cheekbones. But going totally bald is a new look for her. Palmer showed it off for the first time via Twitter on Friday evening by posting a photo of herself with a caption that read, "Haters will say it's photoshopped." Unlike other celebs who have almost faked us out with a drastic change only to reveal it was just a wig (looking at you, Gigi), it sure sounds like Palmer's new look is legit.   But for those who follow her closely, the change might not come as a surprise: Palmer's mentioned before that she'd be into the bald look on herself. According to Essence, when she was asked if she could see herself taking her shaved look to the next level by going totally bald, she replied, "I think I will actually. Yeah, I could definitely feel that coming on soon." She's clearly having fun with her decision. After buzzing her hair, Palmer also went pink. She shared a series of photos of her new look, captioning one of them, "The less you care, the happier you'll be, I promise. 😉"       If you've ever wondered what it would be like to shave it all off, we've got the inside scoop from X-Men: Apocalypse's Alexandra Shipp, who got a buzz for the movie. Pro: showers are much, much faster. Related Stories: -Cara Delevingne Just Shaved Her Head, and Unsurprisingly, She Still Looks Great -3 Makeup Lessons We Learned From Keke Palmer -The Best Short Hair Inspiration From the Bald and Bad Challenge on Twitter Keywords: keke palmerhaircutbaldshaved headsscream queens  SPONSORED STORIES  Cape Town Hotels from R550 per night - trivago finds you the best price. Compare & search… TRIVAGO  You need to start investing in your 20s. No, seriously. MY TREASURY  Johannesburg Hotels from R330 per night - trivago finds you the best price. Compare &… TRIVAGO  Learn How To Trade Forex and Make Profits Online MARKETING VICI  Do Not Pay Your Car Insurance Bill - Until You Read This MZANSIREVIEW  We Just Got A hold of Buffetts Newest Investment... You May Want To Take Notice OMEGAPIOMEGA Recommended by Most Popular  40 of the Best Photos From Pippa Middleton's Wedding  See Every Red Carpet Look From the 2017 Cannes Film Festival  33 of the Most Fascinating Fascinators (And Hats!) From Pippa Middleton's Wedding  The 20 Best Brands Making Bathing Suits for Women With Big Boobs  Red Carpet Beauty Paris Jackson and Her Brother Have Matching Tattoos That Challenge Gender Roles By Andrea Parkan hour ago  Hair You Do Not Want to Miss the Massive Ulta Sale Happening Right Now By Rachel Nussbaum2 days ago  Skin Care Well, This Might Be the Craziest Blackhead Removal Hack We've Ever Seen By Sarah Kinonen2 days ago  Makeup Your Ultimate Guide to Color Correctors By Deanna Pai2 days ago  Hair How to Figure Out Your Curl Type and Why It Actually Helps By Rachel Nussbaum2 days ago  Hair Charcoal Hair Is Here, and It's the Anti-Unicorn Trend By Devon Abelman2 days ago RECOMMENDED Brace Yourself For Some MAJOR Hair News: Charlize Theron Shaved Her Head!  Visit Other Condé Nast Sites ©2017 Condé Nast. All rights reserved Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement (effective 1/2/2014) and Privacy Policy (effective 1/2/2014). Glamour may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers. Your California Privacy Rights The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. Ad Choices CNWN Collection 

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Toggle Close FASHION BEAUTY Skin Care Hair Makeup Celebrity Beauty Product Reviews How-Tos ENTERTAINMENT SEX & RELATIONSHIPS HEALTH NEWS VIDEO FREE STUFF PROMOS APPS NEWSLETTERS Follow Us On FacebookFollow Us On TwitterFollow Us On InstagramFollow Us On Pinterest  Search  MAKEUP 9 Eyeliner Tricks That Will Change Your Life (or at Least Save You Time) BY DEANNA PAI DECEMBER 27, 2016 6:05 PM  PHOTO: LEIBOWITZ PICTURES TEAM Where would the world be without eyeliner? Would Adele even be Adele without her winged liner? Would Kim Kardashian even have a “natural” makeup look to turn to without her not one, not two, but three eyeliners? It’s a sad, scary place to imagine. But even though eyeliner is an integral part of our makeup routine, it’s not exactly easy to handle. Once we got acquainted with which eyeliner to use in which scenario, we went hunting for the best hacks to make wearing it easy as hell. Here are the best eyeliner tricks every woman should know. Use Taupe-Colored Eyeliner to Open Up Your Eyes  PHOTO: DESIGN: MAUREEN DOUGHERTY; MAKEUP: KATIE JANE HUGHES We know what you’re thinking: Taupe? Will anyone even see it? But consider this a lesson in visual effects. “It adds subtle drama and makes eyes look bigger without making them look heavy or closing them up the way a dark brown or black will,” says celebrity makeup artist (and founder of Fiona Stiles Beauty) Fiona Stiles. “I smudge it all around the lash line, top and bottom, or swipe it on the waterline.” Fiona Stiles Beauty Ultra Smooth Waterproof Eye Defining Pencil in Mulholland ($16, ulta.com) has just enough pigment to give it impact. Use Mascara as Liner When You're in a Rush  PHOTO: DESIGN: MAUREEN DOUGHERTY; MAKEUP: KATIE JANE HUGHES You know those mornings where you’ve hit snooze five times and feel like you might melt if daylight touches your skin? That’s when you need this trick the most. “Try using your mascara as liner,” says makeup artist Moani Lee. “I curl lashes and then add two to three coats of mascara, pressing and holding the lash wand into the root of the lashes without wiggling it.” This deposits mascara between the roots, which has an eye-opening effect without the eyeliner. Trace Your Cat Eye With a Pencil First  Desperate times call for desperate measures, and is there any time more desperate than when you’re trying to nail an over-the-top cat eye and just can’t get it right? (No, no there is not.) If you’re going for a more precise look like that that requires liquid liner, first draw the shape you want with a soft brown liner. “It’s a lot easier to clean up than liquid liner, and then you can perfect the shape with minimal risk,” explains Stiles. Use a Post-It As a Guide for Winged Liner  PHOTO: DESIGN: MAUREEN DOUGHERTY; MAKEUP: KATIE JANE HUGHES If we had a dollar for every time we drew two perfect—but totally uneven—wings on our eyeliner, we’d be rich enough to run a controversial presidential campaign. To avoid that sinking feel as you step back from the mirror and realizing your two wings are wonky, try that trusty desk staple: the Post-it. “Place it from the outer corner of the eye to the eyebrow,” advises makeup artist Troy Surratt. “It helps direct the flick, like a guide to make sure they’re even on each side.” Makeup Primer Is Better Than Makeup Remover for Erasing Mistakes  PHOTO: DESIGN: MAUREEN DOUGHERTY; MAKEUP: KATIE JANE HUGHES This seems counterintuitive. But unless you have a really careful hand, you risk getting remover everywhere—including where you didn’t screw up. Plus, the oil in the makeup remover will simply cause the liner to drag even more, says makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes. Instead, “Polish up the shape and precision with a small synthetic brush dipped in a primer,” says Lee, who’s a fan of Hourglass Veil Mineral Primer ($18, sephora.com). “This smooths out the edges while ensuring longevity and water resistance.” A Q-tip also works. Smudge Gel Liner With a Concealer Brush for a Smoky Effect  PHOTO: DESIGN: MAUREEN DOUGHERTY; MAKEUP: KATIE JANE HUGHES “When I’m applying eyeliner, I coat a smallish brush—like a concealer brush—by running it back and forth against the tip of the eyeliner until the brush is well coated. Then, I use that to smudge the liner on,” says Stiles. Unless the look you want requires precise lines or edges, it’s ten times easier to do this since a brush gives you more control. On top of that, the smudginess is more forgiving, especially if you have shaky hands. Pro tip: This is especially handy for those with monolids. “Create a thick line with the brush and buff it out,” advises Lee. “It has a soft, eye-opening effect.” Create a Dramatic Cat Eye in Smaller Steps  PHOTO: DESIGN: MAUREEN DOUGHERTY; MAKEUP: KATIE JANE HUGHES There’s no way of putting it nicely: Liquid liner is the worst. But it also gives you super-inky color, a clean edge, and it can stay put for hours. A penlike brush like Surratt Beauty Auto-Graphique Liner ($42, barneys.com) helps with precise lines, and it also helps to break the process into three separate steps. “First, perfect the flick at the end—make sure each flick is even and the same width, as well as symmetrical,” says Surratt. Then do a really thin line over the tear duct at the inner corners, connecting it to the wing at the end. Finally, fill in your winged outline. Match Your Liner and Your Shadow for an Unexpected Combo  PHOTO: DESIGN: MAUREEN DOUGHERTY; MAKEUP: KATIE JANE HUGHES Not only does doubling your shadow and liner make it budge-proof, it's ultramodern. “I love a liner that matches the eye shadow,” says Stiles. “You still get the definition, but it’ll look cooler and more modern than just using predictable black.” Look Down Into Your Mirror for Better Precision  PHOTO: DESIGN: MAUREEN DOUGHERTY; MAKEUP: KATIE JANE HUGHES This sounds like one of those tips that sounds good in theory, but doesn’t actually work in practice. Good news: It’s not. (Really. We just tried it.) Instead of using your bathroom mirror, place a handheld mirror on the counter, below your skin. “Look down into it so you don’t have to contend with your lashes, as you would if you were looking straight on,” says Surratt. 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