It's been a couple weeks since my Good Morning America Now segment and I just can't stop thinking about how much makeup television journalists wear. I feel for them because I got a taste of amount they wear when I walked into the ABC studio "camera ready" for my segment. I was to receive hair and makeup touch-ups only, but when the makeup artist got hold of me she immediately removed the concealer, foundation and powder combo I had applied generously that morning. In place of it, she left what looked like a mask of thick foundation. It was scary in real life, so pancake-y and aging. I must admit though, my skin looked pretty good on TV (yet one more reason to realize that celebrities are just like us; they just wear A TON more makeup).

A recent Aussie survey found that 83 percent of women are confused about which products to use for what purpose and 74 percent have a love-hate relationship with their hair. It's practically an epidemic!

Got helmet hair? If you have photographic proof then that shellacked 'do could win you a trip to New York and a makeover with a celebrity stylist.

According to our readers, it just might be. Our homepage poll asked if you think women look more gorgeous when pregnant and a whopping 77 percent said no. (Ouch.) It's true that the weight gain and hormone changes might make women feel less than beautiful, but there still is something to be said for that glow moms-to-be can have that the rest of us just don't. Need proof? Check out these pregnant celebrities:

Doesn't Anne Hathaway look gorgeous in this picture (taken at a screening for "Get Smart")? Want to know how you can get this same look? Celebrity makeup artist Julie Harris, who did Anne's makeup that night, shares what products she used:

So I know we've said it a thousand times, but it's so important to wear sunscreen and check yourself for signs of skin cancer. Neutrogena is also working hard to educate people about proper skin cancer screening with their new public service video featuring actress Malin Akerman (from the movie "27 Dresses"). Check out the video here and don't forget to keep an eye on your skin.

Celebrity makeup artist Carmindy from TLC's "What Not To Wear" could be at a store near you this summer. The expert is visiting drugstores and beauty supply stores across the country to demonstrate her natural beauty-enhancing secrets with the new Sally Hansen Natural Beauty Inspired by Carmindy makeup collection.

Need a hair makeover? Thanks to the people at John Frieda you can potentially get one for free. The John Frieda "See for Yourself" Salon Tour has been traveling around since May and will continue through July to cities all over the country.

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