Image1: Jennifer Hudson (Feb 12 2009)Style Description: Jennifer Hudson goes for soft volume on top and piece-y, slightly kicked-out ends.
Key Styling Tip: Step 1: Apply a handful of mousse onto damp hair. Blow dry two-inch sections at a time using a large round brush to lift slightly at the root for volume and then turn the brush several times to add roundness to the length.
Step 2: Create a diagonal part and push your bangs to the side. Run a flat iron over the ends while slightly bending the hair outward.
Step 3: Use a dab of pomade on your fingers to pinch and twist the ends to create a piece-y texture. Mist with shine spray for luster and hairspray for hold.
Image2: Scarlett Johansson (March 02 2009)Style Description: With an ultra-deep side part, and glossy ringlet curls, Scarlett Johansson looks gorgeously glam.
Key Styling Tip: Step 1: Combine a nickel-size amount of styling lotion with several drops of shine serum and apply onto damp hair. Blow dry two-inch sections straight with a paddle brush.
Step 2: Mist a one-inch section with styling spray. Avoiding the very top, wrap the section tightly around a large curling iron, directing curl towards your face. Hold for a few seconds and then release and repeat until all hair is curled.
Step 3: Apply a few drops of shine serum onto your palms and then run your hands along each curl to create separation.
Image3: Lindsay Price (Feb 05 2009)Style Description: A deep side-part and smooth roots balance out Lindsay Price's radiant curls.
Key Styling Tip: Step 1: Blend a quarter-size amount each of leave-in conditioner and curl-enhancing balm along with a few drops of shine serum and apply onto damp hair. Using a paddle brush, blow dry two-inch sections straight.
Step 2: Spritz the lower part of a two-inch section with styling spray and wrap around an extra-large curling iron. Hold in place for a few seconds to set, release and repeat all over. Curl face-framing sections away from face, but alternate curl direction in back.
Step 3: Run your fingers through your hair to break up the curls and coax fullness.