And some American Apparel executives are none too pleased with Dov Charney's firing.

A treatment for under-eye bags the likes of which you've never seen before. (Before and after pics right this way.)

Just in time for the season of planes, trains and automobiles, we tracked down the most convenient, multi-tasking and -- more importantly, easily portable -- beauty products.

Mousse is back, but this time around it's not going to make you look like Jon Bon Jovi.

Click through to find out which products are really worth it.

I have tried every hair oil and serum on the market, and not only because it's my job. It's because I have a head of hair that can go from cute and piecey to dry and frightening in a second.

When you walk into Sephora or your local drugstore and are confronted with all the new seasonal beauty launches, it can be overwhelming to try to figure out what's really new and different. What's worth spending some of that hard-earned paycheck on? Lucky for you, we have spent hours swiping, patting, and spritzing in order to bring you our picks for the best launches of the season.

I've never really paid much attention to what shampoo I use, as I've always assumed conditioner was more important anyway for my thick, naturally curly and frizzy hair. Pretty much anything without the words "thickening" or "volumizing" (or "sodium" once I started getting Brazilian Keratin treatments) seemed fine. But, I'm starting to think the opposite is true.

It used to be that when an actress's career stalled or she got a bit past her prime, she'd turn to the theater to re-establish herself as a "serious" actress. Now it seems like Hollywood leading ladies are running to the beauty industry to up their cred and leave a legacy. There's a whole generation of waning '90s TV and movie sweethearts (see: Drew Barrymore, Katie Holmes, Jennifer Aniston) who are getting serious in the beauty business. And not just as spokesmodels. But why?

First of all, I would just like to say that I discovered cult hair care brand Living Proof wayyyyy before Jennifer Aniston did. (She was recently named the face of the brand and is even a stakeholder in the company.) But I'm happy that the brand is getting more exposure, because their products are fantastic. My favorite is the Restore Mask Treatment.

Jennifer Aniston, who debuted her enormous engagement rock earlier this week, just landed another pretty big gem. She's just been announced as the spokesperson for niche hair care company Living Proof. Only Living Proof is not your typical celeb-endorsed brand--and Aniston's actually got a business stake in it.

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Admit it. You love US Weekly. So do I. So much so that I stopped saying, “Oh, I only read it at the nail salon,” and actually got a subscription delivered to my home. For this edition of “My Favorite Beauty Products” Gwen Flamberg, the beauty director at US Weekly, was kind enough to share her picks with us. Before US, Gwen wrote about beauty at the Ladies’ Home Journal and Fitness, and has worked with The Today Show, Good Morning America, Extra, and E!News. (We’re sure she has some interesting celeb tales to tell.) Here are her picks:

It’s only May but I think I already have a contender for “Best Beauty Launch of the Year.” Strong words, but I’m standing behind them. Living Proof, the brainy hair care company run by MIT scientists, changed the hair care industry with their innovative products. Their newest launch, Straight, just upped the ante even further. Straight hair mania is still going strong, and Straight is Living Proof’s contribution to the market. They already have the amazing No Frizz line (disclaimer: I’m a user of the No Frizz Straight Making Styling Cream), but this new product is unique. It’s an alternative to semi-permament straightening like a Brazilian and heavy traditional products that contain silicones and oils.