And below, she stars in the cosmetic giants’ latest commercial for their Feria hair color line.

See more of her L’Oreal work by clicking the links:

Beyonce’s New L’Oreal Lipstick “Colour Riche” Ads [PHOTOS]

Beyonce Steals Spotlight In L’Oreal Star-Studded “Happy New Year” Commercial [VIDEO]

And in other Beyonce news,

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In it, you’ll see actresses Freida Pinto (Slumdog Millionaire), Evangeline Lilly (“Lost”), Rachel Weisz (The Mummy), Diane Kruger (Troy) and Jane Fonda, as well as supermodels Claudia Schiffer, Milla Jovovich and Laeticia Casta (who starred in Rihanna’s “Te Amo” video).

The commercial even includes L’Oreal Paris’ male spokespersons, Patrick Dempsey (“Grey’s Anatomy”) and Gerard Butler (300).

Props to Bey for being one of the few representatives of color.

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Beyonce’s New L’Oreal Lipstick “Colour Riche” Ads [PHOTOS]

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This time around, she’s showing off her signature red “Colour Riche” lipstick.

Though the 74 shades come in everything from bold to nude, Bey’s signature look is No.315.

Before this, she was posing in the “Infallible” lip colors. Beyonce Is “Infallible” In New L’Oreal Commercial [VIDEO]

Beyonce Makes Modeling Debut Alongside Liya Kebede For Tom Ford [PHOTOS]

Beyonce & Mom On “The View”: Discuss Weight Loss & Using Spanx! [VIDEO]

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We gave you a sneak peek of her during filming here: BEHIND-THE-SCENES: Beyonce Gets Silly On L’Oreal’s Set

Love the hustle. Hate the hair.

Beyonce’s Fake Songwriting Outed By Producer Bangladesh

Get Glamorous! Beyonce Shares Her Beauty Secrets

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Beyonce says she loves her new commercial because it’s so “real.” Okay, Bey, we get it. You’re just like the rest of us.

Jay-Z Beefs With Wife Bey Over Art

SPOTTED: Beyonce And Kelly Reunite At Jay-Z Concert!

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L’Oreal did it again. First they lightened up Beyonce and now the Slumdog Millionaire star. This is the first photo released of Freida’s ad campaign with the cosmetics company. Do you think L’Oreal needs to stop whitewashing its stars?

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Price: 5 out of 5 (I got this for $3.99 at Target. Steal, baby!! )
Packaging (Brush Wand): 3 out of 5
Overall: 5 out of 5

What it claims: “Uniquely formulated to resist clumping, soften lashes, and build lashes to five times their natural thickness. Patented Volume maximizing brush thickens lashes evenly and smoothly, leaving them soft with virtually no flakes, smudges or clumps. Exclusive carbon black pigments provide up to 2x the intensity of classic L’Oreal shade.”

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The truth: Dear Max Factor Volume Couture, I love you and all but I think that someone else may just take your place. Don’t take it personal. It’s a lashes thing. Always, B.

What I loved about it: OMG WTF! Is what I first said when I saw the volume that this mascara gave me. So yes….it’s the volume that I love.

What I didn’t like…

So what was wrong with it? Go to ClumpsofMascara.com to find out the cons and Brittany’s overall opinion.

Putting on your makeup in the car is a total NO-NO, but a new study suggests that women who apply makeup in the morning have better balance and are overall less clumsy, which could therefore cause less accidents on the road! Says Telegraph,

Researchers believe that the time consuming act of slapping on lipstick or applying blusher could serve as a form of stretching exercise, improving people’s balance and co-ordination.

A study led by the research communications director from the cosmetics giant L’Oreal found that older women who applied make-up in the morning stood straighter and had fewer falls than those who did not.

Dr Patricia Pineau, of the University of St Etienne in France, claimed that the findings could help prevent many debilitating accidents.

Her team studied 100 women aged between 65 and 85 as part of a study originally intended to measure the effect of wearing make-up on self esteem.

They were fitted with belts to measure their posture and given special insoles to test their centre of gravity.

The team concluded that those who wore even a small amount of make-up appeared to be more stable on their feet.

“They held themselves differently to those who did not wear make-up,” Dr Pineau was quoted as saying.

While this study is pretty interesting, I honestly can’t say that it’s necessarily true – I’ve been wearing makeup since high school, and I’m just as clumsy and off-balance as I’ve ever been! But maybe I’m an exception. What about you?

There’s a difference between putting on a little makeup in the morning, and putting on a full clown face! It could be a huge turn-off.

When is it time to throw that old makeup out?

Remember the whole beef over Beyonce’s whitewashed L’Oreal ad a few months back? Well, looks like L’Oreal is trying to make up for their bad, because B’s new ad is out and she’s looking more than a few shades darker than she did before.

Execs claimed she wasn’t photoshopped… so perhaps she was just really, really pale that day? Whatever. We like the real Beyoncé, even though she’s still a teeny bit paler than she appears to be in candid photos. At least it’s a step up?

What do you think?