Long, Layered Hairstyles for Round Faces

Tara Reid's hairstyle is great for a casual, daytime look. To get the look: 1. Spray on leave-in conditioner and blow dry hair using a diffuser and large round brush to help smooth out any frizziness.2. Working with small, 2-inch sections, smooth your hair with a straightener, gliding the iron down from the root of your hair to the tip. 3. Don't brush your hair after using the straightener, because that can cause frizziness. Apply hair wax to your fingers and use them to separate small strands and achieve a piece-y, beachy look. Lightly mist with hairspray to make the look hold.

Rebecca Gayheart's style works great to give movement and texture to long straight hair. Steal her style: 1. To start, make a slightly off-center part on dry hair (if you have curly or wavy hair, blow dry it straight with a round brush first).2. Curl sections of your hair from mid-way to the ends using a wide-barrel curling iron.

Rachel Bilson's sleek style is a great choice for straight hair. Steal her style: 1. If your hair isn't already straight, apply a straightening balm and blow dry hair. Follow up with a flat iron if needed to get it super-sleek.2. For more flair, do a zigzag part instead of a straight down-the-middle one.3. Smooth on a shine serum to finish the look. See More Rachel Bilson Hairstyles

Paris Hilton's casual, straight hair makes for a great daytime look, for a beach day or just hanging out with friends. How to do it: 1. Apply a straightening cream if your hair is wavy or curly, then blow dry using a paddle brush. 2. Next, go over your hair with a straightener, making sure to smooth out any waves.3. Next, create a part down the center of your forehead, all the way to the back of your crown.4. Finally, rub in a pomade or cream to give it a bit o' shine. See More Paris Hilton Hairstyles

Mischa Barton's long, sleek look just screams "sexy." Make your hair scream too with these tips: 1. Start your 'do by applying a straightening balm to your hair (this is especially important if you have wavy or curly hair; straightening balm will help you avoid the frizzies). 2. Part your hair down the middle, and blow it dry with a large paddle brush, which will add volume without adding wave. 3. Once hair is thoroughly dry, use a straightening iron to smooth out 2-inch sections of hair. 4. Finger comb hair to frame your face, and finish the look with a light misting of shine spray.

Mandy Moore's low-key, layered style is a perfect put-together look that's simple to achieve. What to do: 1. Spray leave-in conditioner all over hair, and part it down the middle. 2. Use a large round brush and dry 3-inch sections of hair under (with brush under the section of hair you're drying). Do this over your whole head. 3. Put a small amount of hair wax on your fingers and direct the front layers of hair to frame your face, but blend in with the rest of your hair. Set the look with a medium-hold hairspray.

Mandy Moore's trendy style is perfect for a casual or more formal event, and her bangs soften her square-shaped face. To get the look: 1. Rub styling mousse throughout damp hair, focusing on the roots, to add extra volume. 2. Using a medium or large round brush, blow dry 1- to 2-inch sections of hair under (with the brush underneath the hair as you pull it through). Focus on the roots and the top layers, where you want the most volume.3. With a hair straightener, smooth out any waves, curls or frizziness to help shape your look. 4. Using hair wax, separate bangs and arrange them all across your forehead and guide ends of hair under. Set the look with a light-hold hairspray.

Lindsay Lohan's loose, wavy hair can be worn day or night. To get the look:1. Blow dry hair with a paddle brush.2. Split hair into four sections (two at front top and two at back bottom). Wind up and clip into place.3. Working with one section at a time from front to back, release hair and create pin curls with 2-inch sections of hair. Pin each curl into place with mini hair clips or bobby pins.4. Mist with hairspray when finished, do your makeup, agonize over what to wear, have a cup of coffee, and so on.5. Remove pins and shake out hair, using fingers to comb and separate curls.

Lindsay Lohan shows how to rescue a blowout with ear-tucked waves. Steal her style: 1. This style works best on dirty hair, so wait a day or two after washing. If roots look oily, soak up any grease with a little dry shampoo.2. Backcomb (tease) hair starting at the crown for a little "bump" of volume, then smooth over with a brush.3. Part the front of your hair in the center and tuck behind your hears.4. If you want a little more wave on the ends of your hair, wrap sections loosely around an extra-hot, 1-inch curling iron, release and set with hairspray.

Lindsay Lohan's sweet, kittenish waves will have you oozing sex appeal. To get the look: 1. Start with dry, slightly lived-in hair that's either straight or wavy. Coat with a heat-protective styling spray and create either a side or zigzag part.2. Use your fingers to wrap 1-inch sections of hair in random directions around a large-barreled curling iron, keeping hair ends off the iron for a natural finish. 3. Scrunch and separate waves with fingers, then set with hairspray.

Lindsay Lohan's long, blonde waves have a slight retro feel. Step back in time with these tips: 1. Start with dry, not-too-clean, layered hair that's parted just a tad to the side.2. Holding a 1-inch curling iron vertically, clamp it around hair ends and roll 1- to 2-inch sections of hair away from your face in a spiral shape.3. Mist curls with hairspray.

Lindsay Lohan's multi-level waves are great for growing out a layered cut. To get the look: 1. Work a volumizing mousse through damp hair and blow-dry with a large round brush, flipping bangs in and layered ends out. 2. Smooth with shine serum and spritz with hairspray for a smooth finish.3. Clip in long, wavy hair extensions at ear level. You want the clips to be hidden beneath the top layer of hair, which should match the color of the extensions perfectly.4. If necessary, spot-curl to better blend the extensions in with your own hair (make sure you can heat-style your extensions before you put that blazing-hot curling iron on them). Or if you have time and a friend who's talented with shears, trim extensions to blend in with your layers.