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Ivan Nikolov/WENN.com We all wonder what tools and tricks it takes to make celebrities perfect their look. Everyone deserves glowing skin , dazzling nails, and hair that blows gracefully in the wind just like the stars in the Hollywood Hills. Whether it’s getting ready for a red carpet event , or simply heading out the door on an average Monday, every star has his or her secret weapon. From products to beauty routines, we have compiled some of Hollywood’s hottest celebrity beauty secrets that you’re going to want to steal. Adding them to your daily beauty regimen will have you look like you just stepped off of a movie set – and we could all use a little more of that in our lives, right? 101. “I’ve done a lot of damage to my skin in the past, which makes me appreciate a great sunscreen now.” – Kristin Davis , who uses Ahava All In One. 100. “ Makeup artist Linda Cantello taught me this tip: If you make a mistake with your mascara, dip a cotton ball into some foundation to remove it...

A callus is actually pretty easy to remove. You just need the right products, regimen, and a little patience. Think of a callus like a deadbeat roommate: occasionally, they're useful as a buffer against the outside world, but mostly, you just want to get rid of them. Fortunately, it's easier to remove a callus than it is to evict a roommate. You just need the right products and regimen, and a little patience. So the next time your feet blister over and harden into a mound of thick, dead skin…we’re here for you. These pointers will have you back on your (smooth, healthy) feet in no time. Soak the callus nightly Every night, soak your foot in a bucket of warm water and baking soda—this will break down the dead skin cells and soften the callus. You can also take an Epsom salt bath , to soothe the skin as it softens. Either way, it’s important to dry the skin entirely after a soak. While the warm water helps , lingering moisture can lead to fungal infection. Slap some lactic acid ...

[ deleted account ] Quoting Shanda: This is going to sound weird, but I have a friend, and she has tried everything on her son. She has found that Crisco, the lard not oil, has worked wonders . She puts it on him the night before and clean him up in the morning. I hope that helps. The Crisco might work well.  I had a Dr. actually recommend it for a problem my daughter was having when she was very young, and it worked like a charm.  According to the doc, it was pretty useful for a variety of skin conditions.  Can you imagine I actually had to send it to school with her in a little tub with the Dr.'s "prescription" attached?! [ deleted account ] I use this kind of hard-to- find cream called Resinol .  You may have to ask your pharmacist to order it for you, but it isn't a prescription.  It's a mixture of calamine, zinc oxide, & resorcinol and is made by the Mentholatum Co.  If you know a mom & pop pharmacy, they might even have it on hand; that's usual...