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| If you have layers like Kirsten Dunst's, follow the star's lead and give your ends a slight curl. It's the ultimate in blow-dry and go styles, allowing you to set the look in the morning and remain fuss-free all day. "I like people undone more than made up," Dunst once told InStyle. (CREDIT: JB Lacroix/WireImage) See the Full Story |
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| We fell in love with Connie Britton's perfect blowout on "Friday Night Lights," and the many styles she wore on "American Horror Story" and "Nashville" had our TV schedules filled with hair inspiration. Her beachy waves are an effortless style that needs minimal upkeep. "My hair is dry and it's better for me not to wash it every day, so I'm very lucky that I can get away with skipping a shampoo," Britton tells us. "If I'm left to my own devices, I usually scrunch my hair while it's wet and let it air-dry." Great tip! (CREDIT: Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic) See the Full Story |
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| If you have layers like Kirsten Dunst's, follow the star's lead and give your ends a slight curl. It's the ultimate in blow-dry and go styles, allowing you to set the look in the morning and remain fuss-free all day. "I like people undone more than made up," Dunst once told InStyle. (CREDIT: JB Lacroix/WireImage) See the Full Story |
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| Kerry Washington's brow-skimming bangs are a hairstyle in themselves; Even with the rest of your strands pulled back, the fringe implies a dressed-up feeling. (CREDIT: Alberto Rodriguez/NBC/NBC via Getty Images) See the Full Story |
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| By playing with different textures, pixies like Anne Hathaway's make for endless styling possibilities. Plus, the longer layers on top ease that awkward growing-in phase between salon appointments. To create a piecey look, Hathaway's hairstylist Sascha Breuer spritzed his fingers with hairspray and worked the product onto individual sections to add definition. "The spray stays really light and your hair will look and feel natural, even though it has a strong hold level," he adds. (CREDIT: Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images) See the Full Story |
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| Keira Knightley's chin-skimming cut has been a favorite in our Hollywood Makeover Tool since we added it in 2009, and we can see why! The face-framing layers flatter square jawlines like the star's, and the precise shape gives off a high fashion vibe. (CREDIT: Dominique Charriau/WireImage) See the Full Story |
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| Rose Byrne's lob—or long bob—is a great one-size-fits-all option if you're stuck in a hairstyle rut and want something that grows out gracefully. "It's modern and young and gives your 'do some edge," says celebrity hairstylist Mark Townsend, who works with Jennifer Lawrence and January Jones. "It's also a good start for any woman who is afraid to cut her hair." (CREDIT: Jimi Celeste/PatrickMcMullan.com/Sipa USA) See the Full Story |
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| Natural hair like Kelly Rowland's is extremely versatile and can pull off a number of styles, but we love how her voluminous ringlets get a modern edge with extra definition and a mirror-like shine. (CREDIT: Hank Pludo/Starlitepics/ABACAUSA.COM) See the Full Story |
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| Warm complexions like Beyoncé's are flattered by an equally warm hair color, like her tone-on-tone honey blond shade. The two distinct colors give her tousled curls the right amount of contrast. "The beauty of Beyoncé's hair is that women can get her look without the salon because it's effortless," says her hairstylist, Kim Kimble. "It has a bed-roomy, not-too-perfect feel, which is really sexy!" (CREDIT: Jason Merritt/Getty Images For BET) See the Full Story |
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| Choppy layers tapered a few inches from the bottom of the hair like Cat Deeley's add movement to lengthy strands. Plus, Deeley's longer fringe makes room for versatility—the style looks good parted in any direction. (CREDIT: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic) See the Full Story |
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| Gwyneth Paltrow's long blond strands have been her staple as long as we can remember, and the actress only made changes a handful of times. "She loves straight hair," says hairstylist David Babaii, who has worked with the star. "Not too many people can pull off a sharp center part." (CREDIT: UPI/Phil McCarten /LANDOV) See the Full Story |
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