While scouring the Bronner Bros. Hair Show for creative hairstyles, over-the-top weaves and intense hair competitions, Black Voices stumbled upon an interesting trend. Extreme makeup. From out-to-there lashes, glitter lipstick, and intricately painted faces, no elaborate hairstyle was quite complete without some major makeup to match. We rounded up some interesting looks for your viewing pleasure. Check it out!

It's no secret that Sean "Diddy" Combs takes pride in his appearance. The media mogul is known for pampering himself with expensive spa treatments and beauty products. However, there's one basic product the proud metrosexual stresses above all: lotion.

The Bad Boy star recently dished to the Canadian network Fuse about how important it is to stay moisturized. "Lotion, it's important, man. And I've been guilty of some ashy elbows," he said. And we're with him on that.

Everyone may know him as "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like," but how many people are familiar with Isaiah Mustafa? The former pro-football-player-turned-actor became an overnight success with his role in the infamous Old Spice commercials and even nabbed an Emmy nomination for outstanding commercial category for his hilarious performance.

With a series of Old Spice campaigns in the works -- including his latest commercial -- and two upcoming movie projects, Mustafa shows no signs of slowing down. I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with the Old Spice hunk to learn that there's much more to him than his chiseled abs -- despite how much the ladies appreciate them. Mustafa dished on how he's handling all the newfound attention, his upcoming projects, why he's totally against getting manicures and the skill he feels every woman should possess. Watch our exclusive videos for the full interview. If you're in need of more of Mustafa, check out our funny outtakes!

Unlike many celebrities who have undergone plastic surgery, singer Kelly Rowland isn't afraid to talk about it. The former Destiny's Child singer went public about her breast augmentation in People Magazine in 2008, a year after she went through the surgery that changed her modest A-cup to a B-cup. When fans began noticing her new voluptuous figure, she realized she couldn't keep quiet about her decision. "When people found out about it, one person asked me and I just couldn't lie. I didn't feel the reason to lie."