Today I’m giving FCUK friction for her eau de parfum a go and I’m loving it. Smells like cashmere on the skin not too floral, warm, smooth, dense, how I like my perfume. It actually smells really good:). Lindsay Lohan is on the FCUK friction perfume boxes BTW. Being herself I guess, sexy, and I’m all about it.

FCUK friction fragrance

The male model opposite (or should I say in top of) Lindsay Lohan is model Petey Wright. I also approve FCUK friction fragrance for him perfect for Valentines Day. Again the magic word is: SEXY.

FCUK friction perfume for her is describes as “hypnotic fruity, floral gourmand fragrance” and it was created by Carlos Vinals & Steve Demercado of the acclaimed, Fragrance Resources. Fragrance notes: pink honeysuckle, apple blossom, red berries, creamy coconut, spun sugar, vanilla absolute, pink jasmine, white vetiver, blonde woods, sandalwood, amber, magnetic musk.

The glass flacons and packaging were designed by Chad Lavigne.

The outer packaging for friction was created by famed photographer Yu Tsai.

FCUK friction for him is described as “sensual Oriental, Ambery Fougere fragrance” and was created by Irina Burkalova of fragrance house Givaudan. Perfume notes: mandarin, green fruits, fresh lavender, black coconut, geranium, marine, cardamom, rum accord, amber, leather, patchouli, and musk.

Available at select perfumeries worldwide and www.FCUKFRICTION.com

Not sure if you heard, but Lindsay Lohan’s photo-shoot spread for Playboy has been leaked to the internet prematurely.

L to R: Lindsay Lohan before photo-shop and ‘work’ done, and Lindsay after…

Lindsay Lohan Nude Playboy Photos

Well, I was shocked to see Lindsay’s lips the size of a big red apple. Really to be honest she doesn’t even look like herself (Lindsay’s natural lips are quite thin). The pics in Playboy are like the extremely enhanced version of Lindsay. OK, can you see the before and after pics above?

To the left is Lindsay Lohan before her obsession with Marilyn Monroe, and before her platinum blonde, nose, breast, and lip….jobs. The point I’m really trying to make is that magazines portray a very unrealistic, exaggerated, and bigger than life images of what women should like like. No doubt the Playboy version of Lindsay looks hot but don’t feel bad about it girls, with a little a bit of photoshop and this and that, we can all look like that, just about.

Lindsay Lohan is part of Marc Ecko’s “digital muse” interactive ad campaign in conjunction with his Fall 2010 Cut & Sew line. As such, LiLo will appear in online video skits and various other media that will be featured on his new website. Ecko told press, “I cast Lindsay because people are fascinated with her – they can either feel good or bad things, but they are feeling some type of emotion. She’s a pop culture icon.”

I agree with Ecko that Lindsay Lohan’s is a pop culture icon, the modern day Edie Sedgwick, perhaps?

About Marc Ecko: Love this About Marc page!

via celebrity-gossip.net

Joico Celebrity Coloris George Papanikolas transforms Lindsay Lohan’s brunette hair to glimmering gold aka blonde.

Here’s how Lindsay Lohan gone from brunette to blonde: George Papanikolas and his colleagues at Beverly Hills’ Andy LeCompte Salon teamed up to transform actress Lindsay Lohan from dark to light—a process that took close to 10 hours! Lohan, a natural redhead, showed the color pro photos of the golden, strawberry blonde hue that she had in mind, which he agreed would be ideal for her eye color and complexion. Because she already had dye on her deep brunette locks, the first step was to carefully strip out as much of the dark color as possible with color remover.

Then George chose low ammonia Joico Vero K-PAK Chrome demi-permanent color to tone the hair—using a pale, neutral light blonde on the midlengths and ends and a neutral medium blonde at the scalp to achieve a trendy, “rooty” effect. He finished with his signature, balayage highlight technique, strategically hand-painting Vero K-PAK Crème Lightener to select strands for a glowing, golden, sun-kissed look.

“Normally I wouldn’t recommend such a radical color change in one day,” comments Papanikolas, “but when a celebrity insists, you do your best to give her what she wants. Plus, I know that Joico color contains K-PAK Quadramine Complex, which reconstructs while the color processes, and that makes a huge difference. And of course, before Lindsay left the salon, I recommended weekly K-PAK conditioning treatments to keep her hair as strong and healthy as possible. K-PAK isn’t just for stars—I recommend it to all of my color clients!”

Joico, a division of Zotos, Inc., has been dedicated to the Art of Healthy Hair since 1975. All Joico hair care, styling, haircolor and texture products fuse the latest breakthroughs in hair care science with inspirations from the worlds of art and fashion, to offer unparalleled quality and performance.

Lindsay Lohan is back (again) to blonde hair and maybe is looking on the bright side. Lindsay was spotted leaving the Andy Lecompte Salon in Los Angeles, on May 25th, 2010. Colorist George Papanikolas took Lohan from dark to blonde.

NYLON Magazine’s former cover girls, including Paris Hilton, Mischa Barton and Lindsay Lohan joined Editor-in-Chief Marvin Jarrett and Publisher Jaclynn Jarrett to celebrate the magazine’s 11th Anniversary issue featuring cover girl Zoe Saldana at LA hot spot Trousdale. Celebs were spotted loving their drugstore favorite and lash-enhacing, volume-boosting beauty must-have, the CoverGirl Lash Blast mascara ($7.50 at drugstores nationwide), in their gift bags and at the beauty suite.

See who else spotted at the NYLON’s Magazine 11th Anniversary issue party!

Partygoers including, Krysten Ritter, Peaches Geldof and beau Eli Roth, enjoyed an intimate dinner held in the back room at Trousdale. Following dinner, the evening’s festivities continued at a private after party where Nicky Hilton, Mark Salling, Bridget Marquardt, Nick Zano, Haylie Duff, Tyler Hilton, Andrea Bowen and Ryan Rottman, among others, sipped on SVEDKA Vodka cocktails and danced well into the evening.

Photo Credit: WireImage, Chris Weeks

Lindsay Lohan gone brunette (again?). Just in case you are wondering how to get Lindsay Lohan’s brown hair color Talking Makeup has the scoop.

Tracey Cunningham, Redken Creative Consultant for Color and Hollywood colorist, gave Lindsay Lohan aka LiLo a fresh spring look with Redken Color. If you’re looking for Lindsay locks, ask your colorist to use Shades EQ 03G Cinnamon and 03N Espresso to lock in color and shine.

Shades EQ is a demi-permanent color which provides healthy, shiny results, incredible conditioning with an amazing number of mixing possibilities. Shades EQ is used as a glaze, color refresher, and also color correction. Ingredients include acidic pH; no lift, non-ammonia formula; long-lasting colorants; wheat amino acids, and silicon.

Get to know Tracey and ask her your hair color questions by logging on to Redken.com, Ask The Experts page.

Lindsay Lohan rocked it at the 2010 InStyle Golden Globes Afterparty. I love the sparkly dress plus hoodie combination. Lindsay has a lovely figure and the dress fits perfectly on her. It works, however, as a party or cocktail dress not so much for the actual Golden Globes red carpet walk. Lindsay’s dress is so Marta!

The January 2010 issue of Vogue Magazine which is on newsstands nationwide December 22nd,2009,  is featuring Rachel McAdams, the star of the highly anticipated Sherlock Holmes.

The Rachel McAdams article and interview in Vogue Magazine January 2010 is titled: Mean Girl Turned Sexy Sleuth By Sally Singer.  Photographs: Mario Testino. Cover fashion: Dolce & Gabbana; De Beers white gold–and–diamond earrings.

“Such a brilliant actress—not like Meryl, but she has that kind of intelligence. That brain is substantial, and if you have that along with a face you can’t take your eyes off, it’s so compelling. It’s rare.”—Diane Keaton on Rachel McAdams

The January issue of Vogue, on newsstands nationwide by December 22, features Rachel McAdams, the star of the highly anticipated Sherlock Holmes. The Canadian actress keeps track of her day by writing in her diary before going to bed. Since she is such a famously private, relatively reclusive star, one can’t help speculating what she writes about. In the style of her Keel’s Simple Diary (with fill-in-the-blanks, multiple choices, and other quirky ways to keep records), Vogue’s Sally Singer gives us a peek inside the mind behind Hollywood’s freshest face.

Highlights from the article:

On working with Lindsay Lohan in Mean Girls:

“I just remember marveling about how much she knew as an actor, how much she understood. She did very few takes and had this naturalness to her. And beyond that, I was 26 at the time. I’d be asked, ‘Where do you go out?’ ” McAdams was the exact opposite of her Mean Girls character, the evil Regina George: “My mother never put an emphasis on looks. She let us grow up on our own time line. She never forced any beauty regimen into my world.” McAdams was teased in high school for not shaving her legs. “ ‘Why didn’t you tell me?’ she asked her mom. Mom: ‘Once you start, there’s no turning back.’ ”

The actress on being green:

“I don’t really desire things, I prefer to spend my money on experiences, on meals or travel. . . . I look at the world through a green lens now. But you can’t make yourself crazy. That feeling of green guilt can be really inhibiting. It’s about a changing mind-set, remembering to turn off the water when you are brushing your teeth.”

McAdams describes her perfect day:

“1995, on the sofa: ‘I grew up watching so much television. I was really into soap operas. I’d begin with Days of our Lives, then Another World, and finish off with General Hospital. And before dinner I’d watch Oprah. I would fake sick all the time to the point where I’d convince myself I was sick. In high school I really didn’t pay attention. I took the bare minimum to get by.”

Read the full interview with Rachel McAdams by Vogue’s Fashion News/Feature Director, Sally Singer
View a behind-the-scenes video of Rachel’s cover shoot

I’m not sure what to make out of Lindsay Lohan’s spread in MUSE Magazine, an Italian fashion magazine. I picked one ‘normal’ looking photo out of a very racy “party like a rock star” type photo shoot. Apparently there is also a video of Lindsay in this MUSE photo shoot. Pretty scandalous? One thing I can say is that smudgy black eye liner never been so IN!  

You can see more of Lindsay Lohan in MUSE Magazine HERE!
Photo Credit: MUSE Magazine