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Going Out Tonight? Here's How to Get Kate Hudson's Ultra-Sexy Hair and Makeup Look From Our April Issue Cover

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Now that you've seen her cover-shoot and watched her answer all your burning questions about love and life, it's time to talk about Kate Hudson's ultra-sexy hair and makeup look on Glamour's April 2013 cover. Who needs a glam squad when you've got us?!

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Makeup Artist Melanie Inglessis dishes on the look: "It was easy and effortless, yet chic and sexy. Very Kate."

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Step 1. Start with a base.
"I started with a beautiful dewy base and warmed up Kate's skin with a golden bronzer to emphasize her healthy glow."

Try: Almay Smart Shade Mousse Makeup in Light Medium, $14.

Step 2. Line eyes.
"With a kohl pencil, I rimmed her eyes, not paying too much attention to precision. I rimmed the outer corner of the eye a little heavier to help create depth. I wanted the heaviest part of the makeup on the outer corner."

Try: Almay Intense i-Color Defining Liner in Onyx for Brown Eyes, $7.

Step 3. Apply blush and a highlighter.
"To brighten the overall face, I used a highlighter on Kate's cheekbones, brow bones and tip of her nose. I then applied a touch of peach blush on the apple of her cheek for freshness."

Try: Almay Wake-Up Blush and Highlighter in Rose, $9.

Step 4. Add gloss.
"I used a nude lip gloss that I dabbed on with my ring finger for a very natural look."

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As for her hair, David Babaii (Kate's hairstylist for 12+ years and dear friend) created the look. "It is really all about showing off what I call the 'Kate Hudson Look'. It is a look that truly shows off her healthy, shiny hair. Kate is my generation's Brigitte Bardot, showing off soft, voluptuous hair that is touchable and glamourous. In my eyes, she has a signature look that most women today can ask for."

Step 1. Prep the hair.
"I added a hair serum and strong-hold mousse before blow-drying to give a natural, long-lasting hold."

Try: John Freida Luxurious Volume Volume Building Mousse, $6.50.

Step 2. Blow-dry with a medium-sized brush.
"I used a medium round brush at the root area to add volume then switched to a large round brush to smooth and create soft rounded edges."

Step 3. Finger-comb.
"With my fingers, I combed through and allowed the hair to fall naturally into place. I then misted hair with hairspray for a soft, touchable finish."

Easy enough, right?! What do you think of Kate's hair and makeup look in our April issue?

Photos: Patrick Demarchelier

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