The Air Curler, because you’re worth it!

Believe it or not this gem is an actual product that you can really buy, if you’re dumb enough to believe this choppy commercial. All you have to do is put your straight hair inside the Air Curler – and voila! Curly hair! Except, notice how in every scene where the hair comes out perfectly curled – the commercial has been edited? Of course there are scenes of girls pulling their hair out of the curler, and it LOOKS curled, but it’s obviously just twisted by the wind, and one run of your fingers through the hair would put it all back where it started.

I feel like someone should call the Better Business Bureau. This is horse caca.

DListed

Shenae Grimes is a married woman!

The ’90201′ actress, 23, married British model, Josh Beech, this week. She shared the picture above on her Twitter page, with the caption, “I now pronounce us Mr. and Mrs. Beech! Ahhh!”

Shenae got engaged this December, and thanked her fans for all their “warm wishes” about her engagement.  “I’m a very happy lady indeed,” she blogged around the time of the proposal. “We plan to keep our special day very private and we hope everyone can respect that. Thanks for the love, right back atcha!”

What do you think of her black wedding dress? It’s so different – I kinda like it!

Congrats to the couple!

Kate Upton finally lands her first American Vogue cover! She’s been on the cover of many international Vogue’s, but hasn’t landed the American version until now!

Kate is the covergirl for the June issue, and I think the pictures are absolutely GORGEOUS. The photos were done by Mario Testino, and she’s never looked better. Here is some of the interview, you can read the full thing here :

The Upton legend begins on YouTube. She broke out in 2011, dancing to Cali Swag District’s “Teach Me How to Dougie” in footage shot by a friend at a Clippers game—her appeal a mix of blonde bombshell and homespun girl next door. (The video has two million views and counting.) A subsequent clip was more risqué: Upton dancing the Cat Daddy in a skimpy bikini for Terry Richardson—and yet here, too, she’s goofy, disarming, improbably wholesome (that video has nearly sixteen million hits). Meanwhile she’s a regular on Twitter (more than 900,000 followers), and was an early adopter of the video-sharing app Vine.

“It’s just me sharing my life,” she says about tweeting. “I like it if it’s authentic and in the moment and happening.” Growing up, she adds, “I didn’t buy the magazines that had models on the covers, because I didn’t know them. So I think this kind of gives me, as a model, a personality that people can connect with.” It seems to be working. In 2012, she was the fourth-most-popular search on Yahoo—just behind Election, iPhone5, and Kim Kardashian.

What makes the Kate Upton era so unlikely is that the things we love about her—those curves! that personality!—defy what the word model has come to mean, at least on the runway: a seemingly endless procession of lanky, expressionless wraiths. That is most certainly not Upton’s profile. (Descriptions of her figure tend to involve euphemisms for a single word: breasts.) And yet Upton’s body has sparked debate. This year’s Sports Illustrated cover—a shot of her in Antarctica, parka open to reveal a stunning breadth of cleavage—set off a fresh round of “Is she fat?” conversations across the Internet.

“It was hard at first,” she admits of hearing such rumblings. “You sit there and you’re like ‘Is something wrong with me?’ ” But she’s learned to ignore her critics—and come to regard her healthy body as a point of pride. “The things that they’re rejecting are things that I can’t change. I can’t change my bra size. They’re natural! I can work out and I can stay healthy and motivated, but I can’t change some things. I really just live my life. I love my body. It’s what God gave me! I feel confident with myself, and if that inspires other women to feel confident with their bodies, great.”

She TOTALLY looks like Marilyn Monroe, doesn’t she? She’s so gorgeous! She has the same curves, the same appeal.

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I am obsessed with Palmer’s Cocoa Butter Skin Therapy Oil. If I ever win the lottery I would like to just float in a bath of this oil while I sleep. It’s like the fountain of youth for skin! That being said I was excited to try out the new rosehip scent, and it did not disappoint the light floral touch is perfect for Spring. I use my Palemer’s Skin Therapy Oil every day after my shower from head to toe.

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I love this scent its perfect for Summer and more importantly perfect for moms of all ages. A light citrus floral, I can’t get enough of the gorgeous scent when I wear it. The bottle comes with an atomizer spray which is really cute and will look good on her shelf.

Isaac Mizrahi Fabulous is perfect for Mother’s Day, as the fragrance was completely inspired by Isaac’s mother. He attributes her with completely developing his taste, even stating that his first EVER collections were dedicated to her. The fragrance is an extension of this devotion and relationship. He created this fragrance with the goal of making a timeless and classic scent that a woman can keep coming back to. The tuberose and peony notes in the fragrance came from scents his mother wore while he was growing up.

If you mom loves tea, she will be ecstatic to get these great tea set from Kusmi. The high end line contains only the best ingredients to ensure each cup has the maximum flavor. I love that you get 6 flavors a great way for mom to try a few different flavors and find her favorite.

Kusmi Tea “ONE MOMENT, ONE TEA”

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She’s been your biggest cheerleader, a shoulder to cry on and let’s face it; she did bring you into this world. Show Mom how much you appreciate everything she does for you with an assortment of affordable beauty finds that she’ll adore:

She’ll relish unwinding after a long day by dipping into a warm tub filled with SheaMoisture’s deliciously rich Coconut & Hibiscus Bath , Body & Massage Oil. This intoxicating bath treat features a sweet blend of Coconut Oil and Hibiscus Flower. Tell Mom to just sit back and relax! Don’t forget to put out her “do not disturb” sign. Can also be used as a body and massage oil. SRP: $9.99 at Walgreens.com.

I’ve tried this Massage Oil – and lets just say – I’m keeping it for myself! It smells so good, what mom doesn’t know – won’t hurt her! Seriously! I want this scent in a perfume – it is RIDICULOUS. It smells so good, I’m not even joking, I’m going to take a bath in it.

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She’ll feel like the crème of the crop with S.O.A.P.’s new Blueberry Fresh Whipped Shea Butter. Made using ultra-refined Shea Butter from Africa to soften even the roughest skin, Blueberry Fresh is the essence of juicy, fresh picked blueberries. Refreshingly subtle and sweet, Blueberry Fresh boasts a scrumptious scent, and formula that moisturizes and absorbs quickly without greasy residue. Use wherever skin needs a moisture boost – including ankles, elbows and knees. SRP: $10 for 2 ounce jar; $25 for 8 ounce jar at Soapdc.com.

Oh dear Jesus, this stuff is amazing. I wish the tub were bigger. Like…… a lot bigger. In fact, I kind of want to eat it, it smells so delicious. It’s heavenly, and smooth, and the scent is to go wild over. Nevermind how amazing it makes your skin feel!

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Give Mom the gift of beautiful hair with Olivia Garden’s new Kerabrush. The Kerabrush Collection offers four different brushes each specifically made to style and care for straight hair. Featuring a stunning color combination of sea breeze blue and silver, each Kerabrush prolongs and preserves the life of your Keratin treatment and creates effortless, healthy and long-lasting hairstyles. The Tourmaline Ion Technology bristles minimize friction on Keratin-coated hair by gently gliding through when detangling, brushing or simply styling. The ionic bristles also help hydrate the cuticle, add more shine and luster, and eliminate frizz and flyaways.

Okay, how many of you read Olive Garden? Hungry much? This brush is the PERFECT gift, mom will go nuts!

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You can enter to win a chance to meet Jen and get a haircut by Chris McMillan!

Hair matters. Just ask any woman who’s cried over a haircut. Or who has a “product graveyard” in her shower. Women are obsessed with hair – and it drives them to do some pretty outrageous things. In a new web series from Living Proof, Jennifer Aniston explores just how far women are willing to go for a good hair day – and why maybe it doesn’t have to be that way.

Today Jennifer Aniston and Living Proof launches The Good Hair Day web series with Aniston consists of three chapters, each released on livingproof.com/goodhairday (and hosted on YouTube). The series features real women talking about their hair alongside Aniston, and Chris McMillan (Aniston’s longtime hairdresser and a stylist for Living Proof).

MakeHerUp readers submit your hair obsessions, confessions and lessons for a chance to win a chance to meet Jennifer Aniston and get a haircut by Chris McMillan. This also marks the launch of Satin, an oil-free and silicone-free serum that creates the smoothest hair possible with less time and effort than traditional serums. It is currently available exclusively on Sephora.com.