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How did Salma Hayek look so dang good at the Oscars? Her Alexander McQueen velvet dress with (seemingly) King Tut-inspired neckline didn’t hurt, but fans couldn’t help but notice that flawless skin. Good plastic surgeon? No, the actress attributes it all to her affordable line of anti-aging beauty products, Nuance Salma Hayek. The 46-year-old Mexican spitfire swears by the chocolate-scented, Dark Cacao Firming Body Cream with coffee seed extract, to help tighten things up on the red carpet and off. At CVS.

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Not the best timing, Fergie! A few days before she and husband Josh Duhamel announced their pea in a pod, the eight-time Grammy Award winner stopped by The Wine House in L.A. for a bottle signing in celebration of her vino, Ferguson Crest. In attendance was Fergie’s dad, Pat Ferguson, who created this home-grown line of wines, which are cultivated from the family’s own California vineyard. At least soon she can toast to her baby’s arrival. www.FergusonCrest.com

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Granted, champagne doesn’t suit every occasion, but to make a cocktail festive you may need something carbonated. Instead of lugging cans or plastic bottles home from the market, do it yourself. The SodaStream Source makes a colorfully sleek addition to any kitchen counter, bringing you sparkling beverages with the touch of a button. The easy to use machine is powered by a refillable CO2 canister to create three levels of fizz. www.sodastreamusa.com

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In a world where special moments now live digitally — photos captured with BFFs, family, pets — there’s finally a way to free your pix from the smartphone and other social platforms and give them a more permanent home. The country’s first Polaroid Fotobar has opened: a sleek space with work stations and smart people who can help convert digital images into physical art. 14851 Lyons Rd., Suite H100, Delray Beach; www.polaroidfotobar.com

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