<i>Cosmo</i>'s Celeb Style Secrets Video Series: Mila Kunis's Sleek Straight Style

If you fall victim to frizz, wonky waves, or unruly curls and just want to go straight for once, your hair dreams are about to become a reality.

Thanks to Cosmo's latest webisode (watch the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth here, here, here, here, and here), you can now score straight-as-an-arrow strands—with the help of celebrity stylist Adir Abergel and Cosmo's beauty director Leah Wyar—just like Mila Kunis showed off at the LA premiere of Ted. 

So what are you waiting for? Watch, listen, learn—then flaunt your new sleek style like the sexpot you are.

Stay tuned: Next up, you'll learn how to recreate Alicia Keys' upside-down French braid.

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Why You Should Stand Up Straight

Feeling kinda blah? Stand up straight—it'll make you feel awesome. No, seriously.

According to new research from San Francisco State University, walking with bad posture can make you feel depressed. And it's not that depressed people walk with bad posture—forcing yourself to slouch makes you feel kinda crappy.

For the study, scientists had 100 people walk in a slouched position and then skip down a hallway (skipping forces you to have good posture). A few minutes after each turn, they were asked to rate their energy levels and took a survey that rated their level of depression.

Researchers discovered that people felt more bummed out and had less energy after they walked in a slouched position, but immediately felt perkier when they had better posture.

Okay, you're probably not going to start skipping around work when you need a 3 p.m. energy boost, but it's definitely worth keeping your posture in check for those moments when you feel sucky.

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