HAIR
• There's been speculation that Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul wore false eyebrows for the debate on Tuesday night. One wasn't applied properly, and started to fall off during the telecast. [NYT]

• And here's another eyebrow-related news item: Even soldiers are sculpting their brows, some going as far as threading. [WSJ]

• For an editorial in the new issue of All magazine, model Anais Pouliot had her hair braided most intricately indeed. [Fashion Gone Rogue]

• Here's a how-to guide for those wanting Rachel Zoe–style soft curls, from her hairdresser Joey Maalouf himself. [Refinery29]

• For those who got too caught up in the recent celebrity trend for pixie cuts, here's a gallery of options for growing the short styles out. [Refinery29]

MAKEUP
• Though the copious airbrushing makes it a little hard to tell, this is Megan Fox in new ads for Armani's holiday makeup collection. [Us]

• The start of a new art project from photographer Elle Muliarchyk, this video is of a bunch of top models reciting tongue-twisters in their native languages. [T Magazine]

• In a special collaboration with Estée Lauder, Michael Kors has put together a new makeup collection, and a monogrammed bag to match, for the holiday season. [Sassybella]

FRAGRANCE
• This is Ellen DeGeneres's spoof entry for the competition Keith Urban's holding for would-be ad designers to create his new fragrance commercial. Considering she got Keith himself to take part, it's probably cheating. [People StyleWatch]

• Apparently Taylor Swift has birdcages in her apartment, which she shares with her fans by attaching mini-birdcages to the bottle of Wonderstruck, her new fragrance. [Hollywood Life]

NAILS
• Deborah Lippman designed a mini-collection of four polishes inspired by new movie Footloose. [Bellasugar]

• NFL fans can now buy specially branded polishes to paint their nails in their team's colors. You know, as opposed to just using the non-branded color equivalents. [Bellasugar]