Katy Perry is the face of styling brand ghd, maker of straightening irons, curling irons and other hair products.

Perry’s latest shoot for the company’s Scarlet Collection — her first came back in April — debuted with Perry playing the part of Snow White and the apple-bearing Evil Queen (although the latter look more like Dita Von Teese than the craggy old villain we remember from the Disney movie).

Shot by David LaChapelle, the pics are quintessentially Katy, with all the sass and dramatic makeup you’d expect from the star.

What do you think of her new ads? Love them or hate them?

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Liv Tyler has just been announced as the new spokesperson for Pantene.

The ‘Lord of the Rings’ actress – who has been the face of Givenchy since 2003 – will front the campaign for the hair care brand’s ‘Repair and Protect’ range and says she has been a fan of their products for some time.

She said: “I’m really excited about working with Pantene on this new project, especially as I did a Pantene ad back in 1996 when I was 19. I’ve tried lots of different hair care brands over the years, but Pantene is my favourite as it always leaves my hair looking and feeling really healthy.”

Liv – whose mother is model Bebe Buell – has previously revealed she often takes beauty advice from her father Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, and says he is full of useful tips.

The 34-year-old beauty said: “My father is full of great beauty advice, like wear your perfume in your belly button and on the soles of your feet so that it becomes part of you.

“My grandmother gives me major hope, my dad too because he hasn’t had any work done and looks amazing. He doesn’t have any wrinkles.”

PS: Let’s talk about Liv’s dress for a sec. What on earth was she thinking? She’s so gorgeous, why would she mess it up with this! Here she is attending the Givenchy Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2012 show which took place during Paris Fashion Week in Paris.

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Damaged hair can be the biggest headache of all… product after product promising shiny, silky, celebrity-looking locks… and alas, the frizz reappears after you’ve slaved over your hair with dryers, iron, and serums – oh my! Is there an end to the madness? The answer is YES – with Intense RX – The Ionic Keratin Protein Restructuring Serum from Keratin Complex.

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Through electrostatic penetration, Intense Rx clings to existing protein bonds, restructuring and rebuilding extremely damaged and chemically-compromised hair.

I’ve used this product – and out of all the Keratin Complex products I’ve tried – this is hands down my favorite. I use just a teeny amount every morning, and I can tell a difference in my hair – all day long!

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Even stars like Katy Perry need their junk food fix. The “California Girls” singer was spotted today buying several bags of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos at a gas station in Los Angeles. Looks like she and Britney Spears share a similar love for the cheesy snack.

The pink-haired pop sensation really turned heads though with her outfit — a barely-there summer dress emblazoned with flower decals. The ensemble left little to the imagination, as she narrowly avoided a wardrobe malfunction when the wind blew.

After her Cheetos run, Katy tweeted:

“Kitty 2012 Purry, I think Flaming Hot Cheetos could be turned into a natural energy source #FlamingHotKatyCat.”

Call her the anti-Jennifer Aniston — Rihanna is the Girl Of Many Haircuts.

The pop singer has changed her hairstyle a reported 13 times since dyeing it that drastic red last year, racking up quite the stylist bill in the process, according to the Daily Mail.

The British newspaper reports that Rihanna has been shelling out nearly $23,000 a week to celebrity hair stylist Ursula Stephen.

One source close to the 23-year-old star told the Daily Mail, “Rihanna likes to pioneer new styles but it’s costing her a fortune.”

Pioneering new styles gets pricey, however, when your hair dresser charges almost $3,300 a day. Stephen gets the credit for first giving Rihanna that famous choppy ‘do, creating an edgy signature for the rising star.

Since that famous bob, Stephen has been changing up Riri’s locks at rapid speed and getting her some serious attention. She’s gone from short on the racy cover of GQ to wavy for the cover of Vogue and now to a curly mop, showcased on the cover of April’s Rolling Stone.

But keeping a fresh, original style is crucial for Rihanna, whose style is inseparable from her star appeal. Covering Glamour’s September issue, she told the magazine:

“In the beginning of my career, it was really strict for me. I couldn’t wear pink or red lipstick; it was just bizarre. We had a young fan base, and they were trying to keep me fresh. But I just really wanted to be myself. I wanted to be sassy, the attitude, all these things that I am.”

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