Celebrity hairstyles

**word** · November 24th, 2009, 11:19 AM

Jennifer Aniston -The Rachel Hairstyle

This is a simple long layer cut with the front angled slightly below the chin.
If you have curly hair, it is possible to achieve with a flat iron... other than that, you could blow it out with a medium round brush and direct it under.

This style suits pretty much every face shape and is best suited to straight/wavy hair. It is also a fairly easy cut to maintain. Use a volumizing mousse and gel/wax for height, texture and body and finish with a spritz of hairspray.

Reese Witherspoon's Hairstyle - The Pouf

Step 1 - LIFT
Start with a two-inch square of hair gathered from the front of your head. Spritz with a volumising spray from the hairline to two inches above the root.

STEP 2 - BLOWDRY
Wrap hair under and around a large round brush. Blow-dry, blasting the roots with cool air - that's what sets the style.

STEP 3 - HEIGHTEN
Build volume by taking small sections of hair and teasing it toward the root. Then smooth the kinked-out hair by gently combing in into pompadour form (A woman's hairstyle formed by sweeping the hair straight up from the forehead into a high, turned-back roll.)

Gather into a pouf and use your fingers to shape and play with the height. Fasten with pins. Then tie the rest of your hair in a low ponytail or a ballerina style bun.

Cameron Diaz inspired blonde hair

If you have highlighted blonde hair like Cameron Diaz and spend alot of time out in the sun like she does (remember when she broke her nose surfing?), then your hair may be dry and prone to fly-a-ways and frizz.

Hot temperatues speed up hair color fading and dry your hair. Always start by wetting your hair with lukewarm water to protect your bleached hair.
Use moisturizing products, such as moisturizing shampoos and products designed especially for colored hair.
If your hair is extra dry, dilute your shampoo for extra gentleness. To dilute shampoo, mix 1 part with 8-10 parts warm water. Shake until suds form. Pour these suds over your hair and pat, rather than rubbing into a lather.
Use a good anti-frizz serum, such as John Frieda Frizz-Ease Hair Serum which smoothes texture and adds great shine to frizzy, dry hair. This product also have UV filters to protect your hair against the damaging effects of UV rays.

Keira Knightley's Bob Hairstyle :

While hair is damp, mist it with a texturizing spray and scrunch the product in with your fingers.
Attach a diffuser nozzle to your blow dryer and begin to apply heat to your mane with it flipped upside down, all the while scrunching your strands with your fingers.
When hair is 90% dry, stand straight up and create a center part.
Finish drying your hair and then mist locks with a light-weight hairspray to keep the wave in tact.

LINDSAY LOHAN HAIRSTYLES

Going from brown to blonde:
If you want to lighten your hair more than 3 shades below your natural color, you are going to have to use bleach. Bleaching your hair is hydrogen peroxide removing some or most of the natural pigment in your hair. This is step one of the 'double process'. The second step is toning.
Bleaching is permanent and is damaging to your hair. You will need to have your roots touched up every 6-8 weeks to maintain the color. Only apply bleach to the roots you want to lighten - if you apply more bleach on already lightened hair you will damage and dry out your hair.
If you decide to go blonde, do a deep-conditioning treatment once a week to reduce damage to the ends of your hair.

Going from blonde to brown:
If you have blonde hair and you want to go dark, you may need a reddish brown. The red tones act as a filler - if you dye your hair an ashy brown it may go grayish and flat. The red tones will give your hair great depth.
If you were a very light color to begin with and you don't maintain your regrowth, the light blonde roots can make your hair look thin on top. Touch up your roots every 4-6 weeks.
Brown color tends to fade a little over time and loses that rich hue. Invest in some color-enhancing shampoo and conditioner to keep your color for longer.
If you are not sure if brunette is for you, start off slowly with a few dark lowlights around your face.

Going from brown to red:
When removing the natural pigment of dark hair it goes through several color changes - from black, to brown, to red, to orange, to yellow to white. So if you are wanting to go red from naturally dark brown hair, you will need to bleach your hair using a lower strength bleach.
You may want to brighten your red tones with a red hair rinse or hair dye. If you want to go a vibrant red, you will have to bleach your hair and then use red hair dye on top.
Red tends to fade quite quickly so make sure you use products specifically for dyed hair.

Going from red to blonde:
You will have to bleach your hair to lighten it. If you are wanting to go an ashy blonde, you will need a toner to remove the reds.

Going from blonde to red:
If you hair is blonde and you want to go a vibrant red, then lucky you. Your already lightened hair will go bright red! You will need to keep touching up the color as it will fade fairly quickly. Red hair dye on blonde hair will fade to a pinkish color. Coppery reds will fade to a faded orange color.

Beautiful barrel curls like Beyonce Knowles

Shampoo and condition hair. Towel dry hair gently.
With damp hair, take a small section of hair- about one and half inches. Comb it smooth and spray it with volumising spray or hair spray. This will help hold the curls and give your hair body.
Wrap this section of hair around a large roller. Velcro rollers are a great modern roller. There is no need for pins, as velcro rollers stick to the hair itself.
Remember to roll the hair in the direction you want the hair to go.
Let your hair dry naturally if you have time. If you are in a rush, use a hairdryer to dry your hair.
Unravel the rollers once your hair is dry. Gently comb the curls with your fingers. Finish with another spray of hair to hold your sexy curls!

Victoria Beckham's Pob:

Use a texturizing shampoo and conditioner in the shower.
Towel dry your hair and work in a small amount of anti-frizz balm and a dollop of volumizing mousse through your hair.
Using your hair dryer and a round brush, smooth hair towards your face, boosting more movement in your hair.
To style a cowlick, try blasting the heat on the unruly piece of hair first in one direction, then in the next direction, and after repeating a few times, the hair should sit the way you want.
Once dry, use a bit of pomade or wax to spike up the shorter pieces and seperate longer strands. Use a small amount and rub between your hands to get the product soft, warm and pliable.
When your hair is styled, finish off with a touch of glossy shine serum and a spritz of finishing spray. Throughout the day you can touch and fluff up your hair.
Shorter styles usually require a bit more maintenance than longer ones. You'll need to get regular trims every 4-6 weeks, and keep that color fresh as there is nowhere for roots to hide.
You won't need to wash your hair everyday as choppier styles usually hold up well with slightly dirty hair.

**Laurent** · November 24th, 2009, 11:27 AM

Ack, almost every girl in my high school had that stupid Rachel cut junior year.

**Shelly** · November 24th, 2009, 02:09 PM

^No matter what I ask for when I go to the hairdresser that's what I get! And I'm a pushover so I always say, "Oh, great..." ^

**sputnik** · November 24th, 2009, 02:12 PM

beyonce's 'hair' is a wig. it's ridiculous that they have styling instructions on how to get the same look. it's like her ridiculous hair product commercials. it's not real hair!!!

**Chilly Willy** · November 24th, 2009, 03:00 PM

Get the celebrity hair! Steal it from poor Indian children!

**Miss A** · November 25th, 2009, 09:26 AM

Aniston does this a lot where she tries to hide what I guess she thinks is a wide face with her hair but it looks so odd it actually draws attention - what, does she have it glued to her cheeks or something?

Knightley & Witherspoon look better with long hair. Beyonce with her hair pulled back from her face. Lohan with red and Diaz with blonde. Posh just looks so miserable all the time, who knows.

**holly** · November 25th, 2009, 09:35 AM

OT, but I really HATE Keira Knightley's nose.

And in the very first pic they have of Cameron Diaz, it looks like she has the "Rachel" haircut, which actually looks really good on her, IMO.

**word** · November 25th, 2009, 09:46 AM

Megan Fox Hairstyle

To get Megan Fox's hair, factor in some serious blow drying time. Blowdryer in hand, begin by focusing on the back of your head (this is where professional stylists start), lifting hair at the root with your fingers and concentrating on drying the roots thoroughly. When the roots are dry (this will take approximately 5 minutes), part your air down the middle all the way down the back of your scalp, as if you were going to create pigtails. Push these two large sections of hair toward your face.
Aim the blow dryer down the shaft of the hair and brush each section toward your face, using a wide paddle brush to smooth your natural curl pattern.
Remove the center part and continue to brush and blow dry your hair, moving the paddle brush in the opposite direction of hair growth to achieve maximum volume. Tousle your hair at the root with your finger tips to get additional lift and softness around the face.
To maintain sleek, touchable hair for a few days, sleep on a satin pillowcase (it will smooth frizzies) or wear a satin bonnet to bed to hold the curl.

Scarlett Johansson's Marilyn Monroe-style

David Babaii had a Marilyn Monroe-style on his mind when he created Scarlett Johansson's hairstyle for the LA Shorts Fest '09. We were lucky enough to get the details on how he created this 1940s bob without cutting any hair!
Step 1: David dried her hair using hair polish and then divided her tresses into 3 sections: top with a side part, sides and back leaving the nape area free. To create these large barrel sized curls, he took alternating "V" shaped partings to avoid any part lines from showing through.
Step 2: David used a 1 ½ inch FHI Heat Ceramic Curling Iron throughout Scarlett’s entire head. The sides and back curls were pinned into an assortment of sized looped curls giving the deception of a bob.
Step 3: On the top, he lightly brushed her hair to one side creating soft waves. For an extra sparkle, David brushed back one side and secured with a ornamental hair pin.

Jessica Alba Hairstyle - Bangs

Jessica Alba wears the fringe hairstyle that is perfect for her face shape. The way that she wears her bangs her face to look a lot longer than it is. The woman already has a long face, which makes her style perfect for her.
Take a look at your face and find out what shape you currently have. If you have a rounder face, you may want to stay away from this style. The fringe cut like Alba's can make your face look rounder than it already is.