Hollywood was buzzing last night at the “Source Code” premiere! Movie-star Vera Farmiga turned to Suave Professionals Celebrity Stylist, Jenny Cho, to create a “windswept updo” for the big event.

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Vera Farmiga At The Source Code Los Angeles Premiere

How to get Vera Farmiga’s hairstyle At The Source Code Los Angeles Premiere. Follow Suave Professionals Celebrity Stylist, Jenny Cho’s tips to make this look your own:

1. Spray Suave Professionals Volumizing Root Boost Spray to damp hair, to support volume on the roots, and blow dry with a medium size round brush.

2. Curl hair starting from the nape area with a 1 1/2 inch curling iron, leaving the ends out for a loose bend. When curling face-framing hair, be sure to curl sections away from the face. Mist every section with Suave Professionals Touchable Finish Lightweight Hold Hairspray to hold waves in place. Spray Suave Professionals Dry Shampoo to hair to add a little texture.

3. Next, take big section across the back from ear to ear. With a big tooth comb, tease hair and spray with hairspray. Make a loose ponytail and roll pony ends under, forming a bob shape. Secure with bobby pins and U-shape pins.

4. Take a big two-inch section around the sides, leaving the top section out, and lightly tease the roots to add volume. Let the rest down and visually place them and mist with Suave Professionals Touchable Finish Extra Hold Hairspray for a long lasting hold.

All Suave Professionals products mentioned are MSRP $2.69 – $2.99. Suave Professionals products are available at drugstores, mass merchandisers and supermarkets nationwide.

NARS Cosmetics dominated the red carpet at tonight’s Metropolitan Museum Costume Institute Gala with makeup artists creating a variety of looks ranging from the subtly neutral to full-on drama. One thing’s for sure: the new NARS PRO-PRIME Face Prep and Eyeshadow Base were essential in combating rainy makeup meltdowns and ensuring long-lasting perfection. See below for a recap of the stars who were shining in NARS and the makeup artists who lit them.

Demi Moore at the 2010 MET Ball

Jo Strettell using NARS Cosmetics

· Products: PRO-PRIME Skin Smoothing Face Prep & Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base, Cadacques Multiple Tint, Angelique Pure Sheer SPF Lip Treatmen

Blake Lively at the 2010 MET Ball

NARS Makeup Artist Elaine Offers

· Products: PRO-PRIME Skin Smoothing Face Prep & Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base, Goddess Soft Touch Shadow Pencil, Beverly Hills Multiple Tint, Love Devotion Lipstick

Zoe Saldana at the 2010 MET Ball

NARS Makeup Artist Vera Steimberg

· Products: PRO-PRIME Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base, Turks & Caicos Multiple Tint & Cadacques Multiple Tint (blended!), D. Gorgeous Eyeshadow, Aigle Noir Soft Touch Shadow Pencil, Orgasm Illuminator, Lara Pure Sheer SPF Lip Treatment

Jessica Stam at the 2010 MET Ball

NARS Makeup Artist Fabiola

· Products: PRO-PRIME Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base, Ashes To Ashes Eyeshadow, Abyssinia Eyeshadow, Belle De Jour Velvet Matte Lip Pencil

Amber Valletta at the 2010 MET Ball

NARS Makeup Artist Jeanine Lobel

· Products: PRO-PRIME Skin Smoothing Face Prep, Biarritz Single Eyeshadow, Lulu Eyeshadow, Black Moon Eyeliner Pencil, Mata Hari Blush, Blonde Venus Lipstick

Elizabeth Banks at the 2010 MET Ball

NARS Makeup Artist Fabiola

· Products: PRO-PRIME Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base, Pandora Duo Eyeshadow, Amour Blush, Bettina Velvet Matte Lip Pencil

Vera Farmiga at the 2010 MET Ball

NARS Makeup Artist Francelle

· Products: PRO-PRIME Skin Smoothing Face Prep & Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base, Cadacques Multiple Tint, Pure Sheer SPF Lip Treatment in Greta, Orgasm Illuminator

Erin Fetherston at the 2010 MET Ball

NARS Makeup Artist: James Boehmer, NARS International Lead Makeup Artist

· Products: PRO-PRIME Skin Smoothing Face Prep & Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base, Orgasm Illuminator, Gilda Blush, Skorpios Soft Touch Shadow Pencil, Misbehave Lip Gloss

Vera Farmiga Oscars 2010: The Hairstyle

Best Supporting Actress nominee Vera Farmiga wore a swirling, ruffled Marchesa gown in a vibrant berry color that was pure red carpet. Her Oscar hair look, created by celebrity stylist Lona Vigi, was soft, romantic and very modern.

How to get Vera Farmiga’s Oscars 2010 hairstyle: The design emphasized soft, wavy texture as well as volume, and used a professional Velecta Paramount Paris X:Q Onyx blow dryer ($299.95) to create its essential structure and shape. Vigi started with wet hair, sprayed on volumizer, and used the high setting of the powerful dryer to quickly dry the hair while sculpting curls using a small round brush. She then pinned each barrel curl in place to build in height, and used the cool setting to lock in the curls.

“This French-made dryer is my new favorite tool,” explained Vigi. “It’s really fast and powerful yet so lightweight, and quiet enough to have a conversation while I’m working. The quality is amazing! Velecta Paramount Paris dryers are made by hand from start to finish by one person, and I love that it’s ergonomic and low-EMF.”

After releasing the curls, Vigi gently finger combed the top of the hair to soften it and create a flowing shape. She then pulled the hair back into a low ponytail at the nape of the neck, split it in two and wrapped each side in opposite directions to created large, loose and carefree textured bun. She secured it with both bobby and hair pins, finished with a touch of hairspray and then placed a Fred Leighton diamond pin on top the left side of the bun.

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Vera Farmiga looks pretty in a MARCHESA gown at the 82nd Annual Academy Awards, March 7, 2010. Vera wears a silk crepe strapless column dress with sculpted pleated cascade. Do you love?

Arcona will be helping Vera Farmiga get red carpet ready for the Golden Globes – skincare wise, that is.

Golden Globes Nominee Vera Farmiga will be getting an in-room facial from Arcona’s star esthetician Brandi Brown. Vera will be treated to Arcona’s exclusive Facial Contouring Treatment – which includes an intensive acupressure massage that tones, lifts and tightens – leaving skin with a beautiful glow.

Other Arcona devotees to visit the studio this weekend:

· Emily Deschanel, Bones
· Joan Allen, Georgia O’Keefe

Vera Farmiga was sporting red lips at the Up in the Air LA Premier on Monday, November 30th, 2009, Westwood, Los Angeles, CA. Vera was wearing a dress by Dolce & Gabbana and her makeup look was created by Tina Turnbow, a Natural Makeup Artist.

“Vera’s look was simple glamour: Her dress was ephemeral – a white, almost grecian Dolce & Gabbana, and I wanted her makeup look to shine forth her beautiful features, while keeping that simple, effortless air.”-Tina Turnbow

Face Products: “Vera has a beautiful, fair complexion, so I kept it simple – with a lightweight foundation and finished with a light, rosy blush.

Foundation: Almay Pure Blends Mineral Makeup in Fair – “l love that this foundation is 97.4% natural”

Blush: Revolution Organics Freedom Glow Beauty Balm in Blushed – “It’s a beautiful cream stick that creates very natural-looking rosy cheeks.” Mineral Fusion Blush in
Trace “a soft, baby pink to highlight cheek bones”

Powder: Tarte Provocateur SPF 8 Pressed Mineral Powder & Compact in Fair

Eye Products: “I kept the eyes nude, with a bit of pearly shimmer smudged on the lids and beautiful lush lashes. It was also important that her brows were defined and framed her face.”

Eyeshadow: Jane Iredale Liquid Eyeliner in Silver (smudged on lids)
Lashes: Origins Full Story Lush Lash Mascara
Brows: Clarins Pro Palette Eyebrow Kit. “This all in one kit has everything I need to create the perfect brows – from highlighter to powders to even a holding wax to groom them brows.”

Lip Products:
Lip Prep: Korres Guava Lip Butter to prep lips “offers creamy hydration and is a great primer for lipcolor”
Lipstick: ZUZU Luxe Lipstick in Vino D’amour

Finish: ARCONA Lavender Hydrating Mist “A light mist to set the makeup and give a little finishing glow”

The night before the big Orphan premiere, Vera Farmiga visited the ARCONA facial studio in Santa Monica and received their signature Facial Contouring & Enzyme Peel – her skin glowed.

Vera Farmiga’s makeup look was created by celebrity makeup artist Tina Turnbow Inspired by Vera’s gorgeous ivory Versace gown and her beautiful glowing skin, Tina created a soft look using gold and peach tones, with a shot of orange on her lips.

Skin: Tina prepped Vera’s skin by first cleansing it with ARCONA’s Triad Pads. She then spritzed ARCONA’s Mineral Magic and applied ARCONA’s Peptide Hydrating Complex to hydrate her skin thoroughly. “I loved using ARCONA’s Mineral Magic on Vera’s skin. It gave it a nice luminescent quality!” said Tina.

Foundation: Because Vera’s skin had a natural glow, Tina kept the coverage to a minimum by using ARCONA’s Sunsations Mineral Makeup in Ivory Seychelles.

Cheeks: Tina used Tarte Cheek Stain in Tipsy to add light peach tones to her skin.

Undereye: Tina dabbed a bit of ARCONA’s Eye Dew to retain moisture. Eyeshadow & Liner: Tina created a dewy eye using gold and brown with Nars Duo Eye Shadow in Star Sailor. She then softly defined her eyes with Almay Blendable Eye Pencil in brown.

Mascara: For seductively lush and lengthy lashes, Tina applied Prescriptives Lash Envy mascara in brown.

Lips: Tina added a dash of color with a matte lip by Nars in Heat Wave.

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About Tina Turnbow: No two faces are precisely alike, and each — whether belonging to an actor, socialite, model, editor, or bride — possesses a set of unique features that are meant to be illuminated, rather than wiped away. This is the belief that drives Tina Turnbow’s work as a makeup artist, and which has made her one of the most sought-after talents in the industry today. Tina has created looks for publications including Vogue, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, and Nylon. She also works with an ever-expanding list of celebrities including Leslie Mann, Ellen Page and Mary Louise Parker, among many others.