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by Carmen Electra
From her role on the internationally popular syndicated show Baywatch, to her hostessing duties on MTV’s dating show Singled Out, her reality show ’Til Death Do Us Part, and her dozens of movie and television roles—millions have experienced Carmen Electra’s vivaciousness, charm, and drop-dead sex appeal from afar. In Carmen Electra’s How to Be Sexy, she shares her unique perspective on sexiness, and shows women how easy it is to project an alluring aura and feel sexy. Infused with Carmen’s free spirit and sense of fun, chapters include topics such as how to flirt; the importance of having fun and laughing at yourself; presenting yourself with poise; and how to command a room. There are also dozens of hints and tips throughout, from hair and makeup ideas to how to dress in flattering—and, of course, sexy—ways.
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