MAKEUP
• Scandal at Bare Escentuals: Michael Dadario, president of the retail division, resigned after it was revealed that he "misrepresented his academic credentials." Lesson learned? Never lie on your résumé. [WWD]

SKIN
• Victoria Beckham has a personal spray-tan expert named Jimmy Coco on staff who claims to have saved her from being too orange: “When we met, she had the worst fake tan ever.” [NYDN]

HAIR
• Dolly Parton keeps her famous wigs looking sleek by storing them in the fridge. [NYP]

FRAGRANCE
• Chopard, Bond No. 9, and Halston all debuted new scents, though any U.S. fans will have to cross the pond for them: Bond No. 9 and Halston are currently only sold at Harrods in London, and Chopard has no plans for a U.S. rollout. [WWD, Now Smell This, British Vogue]

• Fragrance start-up D.S. & Durga will sell four scents exclusively at Anthropologie in Beverly Hills. The first one, called Beverly Hills 1985, evokes the era of decadence in the 90210 zip code. [Beauty Counter/Style.com]

• The latest in celeb fragrances? Fictional characters, of course. Dora the Explorer and Strawberry Shortcake each have their very own signature fragrances, along with Miss Piggy, Austin Powers, and the Desperate Housewives. [Bella Sugar]

NAILS
• L.A. boutique Kitson launched a new line of nail polish in ten different colors. [Beauty Counter/Style.com]