Whether you need to pluck that one stray hair or get rid of excessive shine, these are the quick beauty fixes we're certain will come to your rescue.

Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion
Sick of your eyeshadow creasing and fading throughout the day? You NEED this product in your arsenal. A tiny drop on each eye and your shadow will stay for hours, guaranteed. It even comes in different colors and finishes so you get more mileage out of your shadow.
$23 at sephora.com

Tweezerman Slant Tweezer
In between waxing appointments, pluck those stray hairs with the best tweezers EVER. Tweezerman will even sharpen them once they start to dull. Our new favorite color from their wide array? The bright and pretty Blue Jewel, seen above.
$20 at tweezerman.com

Boscia Green Tea Blotting Linens
That unsightly shine goes away in an instant, thanks to these ingenious little blotting papers. We're loving Boscia's new limited-edition set, inspired by Japanese flowers.
$10 at sephora.com

Sephora Nail Polish Corrector Pen
So you're doing your nails at work and — oops! — you got some polish on your cuticles. Simply swipe this remover-filled pen across the mistake and no one will have to know.
$6 at sephora.com

Supergoop! SPF 30+ Sunscreen Swipes with Zinc for Sensitive Skin
Don't want to carry around a huge bottle of sunscreen? Now you don't have to! These wipes contain enough sun-fighting power to keep your skin healthy for hours.
$34 for 40 wipes at sephora.com

YSL Touche Eclat Radiant Touch
Need a little brightening action on those dark circles? This ingenious pen will make you look like you got a full 8 hours, even if you only got 3.
$40 at sephora.com

Is it just us, or did Amy Adams look absolutely stunning at the 68th Annual Golden Globes this past Sunday? We love the wavy tendrils peeking out around her face - they created such a soft, feminine look. "I wanted to create a soft 20s mood, but in a different, modern way," said hairstylist Laini Reeves of the look. "We started by changing the texture of her hair before we went on to loosely braid and roll the chignon."

And if you're looking to recreate the look at home? Good news, because we got a step-by-step of how Reeves styled Amy!

Reeves started by washing Amy's hair with Moroccanoil Moisture Repair Shampoo and followed with Moroccanoil Moisture Repair Conditioner. These two products infused Amy's hair with argan oil, keratins, fatty acids and proteins, and also controlled the hair by keeping it smooth and frizz free.

Next, Reeves applied Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream from roots to ends while Amy's hair dried to further smooth the texture and add definition and shine. The hair was rough-dried and then air-dried, except at the roots, where Reeves used a blowdryer - this created "a modern, freer look," Reeves said.

To create curls around the head, Reeves used a 1" curling iron and then blended them in. After creating a side part, Reeves pulled pieces from the front to frame Amy's faces, pinning them in an "S" shape away from the rest of the hair. She then gathered and pulled back the rest of Amy's tresses, made a loose doubled braid, rolled it upwards and pinned it at the nape with five thick bobby pins.

The final step? Reeves released the "S"-shaped sections in the front and pinned them behind Amy's ears "to open her face up and show off her cheekbones," Reeves said. A quick spray of Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray kept everything in place while adding tons of shine.

Backstage at Issac Mizrahi's Spring/Summer 2011 show, the look was intentionally mussed, as if the girls had started out polished, then had slept in their hair and over-painted their lips.

MAKEUP: Using all Shiseido products, artist Dick Page first smoothed skin with foundation before powdering. Mizrahi wanted the girls to look "pure" and "blank", aside from the sharp brows and attention grabbing lips. The rest of the face was kept bare, brows were filled in, and lashes were given a coat of black mascara. The focus was on bright, coral lips, applied with a brush and extended beyond the lip line.

HAIR: Eugene Souleiman for Wella gathered hair into a pony, flipped, and sprayed with hairspray for texture. He then backcombed the ends of the ponytail and pinned into place, for a mussed, slept-in appearance. Souleiman described the hair as "ladylike, but trashed and a bit quirky."

NAILS: Mizrahi told the nail team he wanted "mannequin hands" like a "perfect Barbie" with polish that made the nails an extension of the skin. CND's Wanda Ruiz coated nails with one coat of Desert Suede, a creamy nude, and followed with two coats of Super Matte Top Coat for a fleshy look.