1. CELEBRITY MISS
Don't go too dark. We usually love Cameron's casual blonde bob, but her light skin and blue eyes look washed out with this too-harsh dark dye.
REAL HIT
Find a darker hue that flatters. If you have lighter features and
want to go darker, go for a medium or dark brown instead of black. To
get this style, roughly dry hair on a medium heat without applying any
product beforehand. After hair is dry, add a dry spray wax and work
through hair until you get that perfect unwashed look, and add a teensy
bit of shine just to your bangs.
2. CELEBRITY MISS
Forget trying to pull off hair accessories the size of your head.
Paris Hilton's Christmas wreath is a big don't, no matter what time of
year.
REAL HIT
Add some flavor with a whimsical accessory pinned right over your
part — but keep it small and subtle. To get this look, use a
straightening iron to get hair to lie flat against your head. Make a
deep side part and pull hair back into a low ponytail at the nape of the
neck. Fasten in a loop so the ends stick out and mist the entire style
with shine spray.
3. CELEBRITY MISS
Avoid overdoing the volume. Pamela Anderson channels Amy Winehouse with her over-the-top teased tresses.
REAL HIT
Focus on your bangs for volume and height that's chic, not cheesy.
Run a styling cream through bangs and dry immediately, pulling the
brush down and to the side as you go. Comb an anti-frizz through your
hair. Blow-dry sections in back with a round brush to smooth out the
look. Then, dry the front pieces by combing them through with your
fingers so you get that great, sexy wave.
4. CELEBRITY MISS
Never have two completely different textures compete with each
other on top of your head, like Vanessa Williams' identity crisis style.
REAL HIT
Play with texture in a natural way by not curling or straightening
any distinct sections. To get this look, apply a hair mask in the
shower for a strong dose of hydration. Detangle with a wide-tooth comb
in the shower, and work a mixture of shine glaze and leave in
conditioner through wet hair. Let it air dry.5. CELEBRITY MISS
Don't fry hair into a helmet. Too much hair dye and not enough
product makes for a frizzy, unflattering crop on Rumer Willis.
REAL HIT
Always make friends with a rich conditioner and styling products
that add shine and moisture. Run a cocktail of styling cream and gel
through damp hair. If you can stand it, let your hair air-dry.
Otherwise, use a small round brush to smooth out the very front
sections, then blow-dry brush-free on a very low setting
6. CELEBRITY MISS
Keep one-length hair from getting stiff. Tori Spelling's one-color bob lacks shine and movement, making it look unhealthy.
REAL HIT
Give hair some life with texture and shine. Work a texture cream
through the ends of your hair. Take a flat iron and use a little heat at
the roots so everything is straight and shiny. Use a small curling iron
on the ends to make them flip up a bit so you get a different sort of
texture. Finish with a shine serum.
7. CELEBRITY MISS
Don't forgo styling on your quest for hippie-casual waves. Leelee
Sobieski's second-day hair is in desperate need of color maintenance and
some TLC.
REAL HIT
Get the slept-in effect that's still soft and flattering with a
little hairspray and heat. Flip your head over and spray with a
fine-mist aerosol spray that boasts moveability. Still keeping your head
upside down, grab your dryer and give already-dry hair a shot of heat
to reactivate the leftover product from the day before. Use a tiny bit
of styling wax to define a few pieces in front.
8. CELEBRITY MISS
Why fight your curls? Keri Russell's signature look-at-me curls
are pinned back here in a half-wavy, half-straight wallflower style.
REAL HIT
Remember to keep curls polished with a spray leave-in conditioner.
For a pulled-back style, rake hair back with your fingers to create
lift and fasten loosely with a small claw clip, not an elastic.
Finger-twirl a few of the loose pieces for extra polish.
9. CELEBRITY MISS
Never follow in Nicolette Sheridan's footsteps with bangs that have grown out past your eyes.
REAL HIT
Grow out bangs in style by flat-ironing them so that they fall off
to the side and stay that way. Dry hair with a round brush-use a big
dollop of smoothing styling créme to tame frizzies without greasiness.
10. CELEBRITY MISS
Don't wear an informal ponytail to a formal occasion. Sheryl
Crow's casual style is more fitting for spin class than for the red
carpet
REAL HIT
Keep a slighty-messy updo looking chic with a low, textured
ponytail. Spritz hair with spray gel and rake fingers through hair.
Gather hair in a low ponytail at the nape of the neck, securing with a
small elastic. Then twist the hair, secure the impromptu chignon with
large bobby pins, allowing the ends to stick out. Pull a few pieces out
in front if you want a slightly more undone appearance.
11. CELEBRITY MISS
Never slap on messy hair extensions like Britney Spears did after
her infamous head shave if your hair is going through growing pains.
REAL HIT
Always grin and bear it if your short hair isn't long enough for
natural-looking extensions. In the meantime, try this quick but polished
updo for short hair. Grab a handful of bobby pins and take little
sections of hair and twist them back leaving the ends sticking out so
you get a messy chignon effect. Finish with a fine mist of hairspray to
keep everything in place.
12. CELEBRITY MISS
Tan skin with white-blonde hair — like Brooke Hogan's — never
looks natural and overdoing the bleach leaves hair dry and unhealthy.
REAL HIT
Rock a beach bum look by using a brightening shampoo to bring out
your highlights, instead of dyeing hair a one-tone blonde. After
towel-drying hair, spritz root to end with a salt spray to create
natural, surfer-girl style. Dab a little leave-in conditioner on the
ends if they start to look fried or dry/dull.
13. CELEBRITY MISS
Go easy on teasing when it comes to your mane. The extra volume
can leave hair looking damaged and unhealthy, like Tara Reid's 'do.
REAL HIT
Reach for the mousse. Use a volume mousse right at the roots and
dry hair with a nozzle attachment to focus air right at the roots. Drop
the brush and shake out your hair as you dry so you get extra oomph all
over.
14. CELEBRITY MISS
Never let short hair hang lifelessly. A short cut can be sexy, but
without proper styling and products, straight hair cropped short like
Renee Zelwegger's won't do anything for you.
REAL HIT
Always pump up the volume. Start with a volumizing shampoo to get
some life in your locks. Run a mousse through your roots and blow-dry
while running your fingers through your hair. Use a nozzle attachment to
focus air right at the roots for extra lift.
15. CELEBRITY MISS
Never pair overly-done, thick curls with a half-up, half-down
style. Jennifer Lopez's hair overwhelms the rest of her, and you can
practically still see the barrel of the curling iron in those ringlets.
REAL HIT
Use a super-moisturizing shampoo — thick, textured hair needs more
moisture than most. Run a curl cream through your damp and newly
hydrated locks, and use a diffuser on medium heat to kick-start the
drying. Diffuse until hair is half-dry. Once hair is dry, go back in and
use a large-barrel curling iron on three or four two-inch sections.
16. CELEBRITY MISS
Don't let frizz get out of control if you're going for a bedhead
look like Mary Kate Olsen — without the right product, it'll look messy,
not intentional.
REAL HIT
Start by finger-combing through dry hair to get a little volume
and separation. Mist hair with spray gel to give separation, texture and
hold, and pull one side loosely back, keeping hair in front of your
ear.
17. CELEBRITY MISS
Avoid breaking up a natural dark mane with orange chunks. Bai
Ling's rich black haircolor looks scary, not sultry, with rust-colored
stripes.
REAL HIT
Use a color-enhancing shampoo to keep dark locks glossy, and keep
hair dye and highlights within two shades of your natural color. Use an
anti-frizz serum before drying hair so hair doesn't get too bushy.
18. CELEBRITY MISS
Don't forget to tame flyaways and frizz if you're sporting a
sleek, straight style. Jennifer Aniston's silky strands could use a dab
of product at the crown.
REAL HIT
Keep her smooth with shine serum. Make a strong middle part while
hair is damp and dry hair on a cool setting. Then, methodically flat
iron one-inch sections from root to tip. Run the shine serum through
your hair, using your palms to really smooth down any flyaways at the
roots.
19. CELEBRITY MISS
Skip going overboard with your updo. Amy Winehouse's signature
beehive seems to be growing exponentially. It may work for her, but this
birds' nest should not see the light of day in the real world.
REAL HIT
Try out a funky style. To get this look, blow-dry hair with a vent
brush and then run a flat iron over one-inch sections, flipping the
ends up slightly. Take a section of hair a few inches back from your
hairline, spray with a setting spray, and roll the section forward over a
round brush to make a clean loop of hair. Tuck the ends under and
fasten securely with bobby pins.
20. CELEBRITY MISS
Don't overdose on products. Demi Moore's look falls flat — even
the best LBD can't save a ho-hum ponytail paired with greasy strands.
REAL HIT
Always disguise unwashed hair with this style. Spray some dry
shampoo at the roots to sop up excess oil. Work it through the ends as
well to add volume. Pull hair half back, keeping hair loose for a
softer, less-extreme style. Rewet and dry bangs to freshen everything
up.
21. CELEBRITY MISS
Never let bangs grow wild. Is that Elle McPherson under there? If
you're going to cut thick, bold bangs, make sure you keep up with your
trim appointments. A couple of millimeters can make or break this look.
REAL HIT
Remember to keep bangs looking healthy with regular trim and
plenty of shine. To get this look, start with your bangs and spray them
down with a little water mixed with leave-in conditioner. Dry them using
a small round brush so you get a little oomph right at the ends. Spritz
with shine spray.
22. CELEBRITY MISS
Don't paint on obvious highlights. Fergie's blonde streaks are anything but d-e-l-i-c-i-o-u-s.
REAL HIT
Keep highlights looking natural by placing them where the sun
would naturally hit, like around your face instead of perfectly-spaced
around your entire head. Bring attention to them by blow-drying while
raking fingers through your hair. Make a side part and take a section on
one side of the part. Backcomb it to create height and then push the
hair forward to create a "bump." Secure with bobby pins.
23. CELEBRITY MISS
Never make extensions obvious with a dramatic color difference
between your natural hair and the fake piece. Eve's mane would look glam
if it weren't for the blonde tail.
REAL HIT
Take advantage of your endless mane, whether it's fake or all
natural. Go for loose, glossy waves by blow-drying well-conditioned hair
with a round brush. Take the sides and back of your hair and roll them
up using large hot rollers. Mist with setting spray and take out after
only two to three minutes so hair doesn't look too done.
24. CELEBRITY MISS
Never attempt to snip hair yourself — Courtney Love's too-short
bangs have a DIY feel to them. If you're going for short, uneven bangs,
they're best left to a professional, especially for the first cut.
REAL HIT
Why not play up choppy bangs with lots of texture? Apply a texture
spray to damp hair. Roughly blow-dry, working hair through your hands.
Take a mini flat iron and straighten sections for definition and shine.
25. CELEBRITY MISS
Never let your crop veer into dangerous business in the front, party in the back territory like Scarlett Johansson.
REAL HIT
Always accessorize. If your hair tends to get frizzy at the roots
and flip out at the ends, use that to your advantage and rock a hat,
keeping all the visible style in your ends. Take a large dollop of
mousse and run it through towel-dried hair. Roughly dry your whole head
with a blow dryer. Take a small-barrel curling iron and define
face-framing bits.
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