Southern Tastemakers Share Mom's Best Beauty Advice

The designer credits her mother with instilling in her the true meaning of fashionable.

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The actress will always act like a lady thanks to this sound advice from her mother.

The designer says her mom is responsible for inspiring her from the start.

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Brooklyn's mom led by example when it came to teaching her daughter to cherish her natural beauty.

Hot rollers were a must in Candice's childhood home—the actress has mom to thank.

The chef credits her mother with instilling in her a sense of kindness and authenticity.

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Forget the diamonds—this Southern songstress says her mom never underestimated the power of a great pair of jeans.

If you're dressed with a smile you'll always be beautiful, advised Holly's mother.

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Jenna learned from her mother the power of kindness—and to never leave home without lipstick.

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Cheap perfume? The actress says no to this beauty faux-pas thanks to a little advice from her glamorous mom.

Julia's perfectly dressed grandmother taught her that being pulled together on the outside has far-reaching effects.

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Sunscreen and suds—two beauty secrets this jewelry maven learned from her mom.

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When it comes to hair, bigger is better. The actress' mom also imparted the importance of ensuring her tresses were perfectly coiffed from all angles.

Sunscreen, sunscreen, sunscreen—wise advice from Laura's beautiful mother.

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Being dressed sounds attainable enough. Lela's mom said it can impact the rest of the day.

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Lucy is grateful her momma let her make her own beauty mistakes. It shaped her into the person she is today.

Mary's simply stunning mother, Nellie, showed her that beauty isn't about makeup.

The actress' pretty complexion can be credited to her mother's exfoliating regimen.

Stacy's mom taught her that strategic moisturizing is key to preserving youthful skin.

Valerie's grandmother taught her that beauty is more than skin deep.

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