Eva Mendes

Eva Mendes' Straight, Sophisticated Hairstyle looks so glam and sexy. See how to get the look:1. To get Eva Mendes' hairstyle, part your hair down the center to start.2. Apply smoothing cream to damp hair and blow dry straight using a paddle brush. 3. Wrap the ends of your hair around a 1-inch curling iron to add some flair, and brush through them.4. Put a dab of glossing cream on your palms and run them over your hair to add shine. See More Eva Mendes Hairstyles

Eva Mendes' Straight, Sophisticated Hairstyle is a gorgeous way to style thick hair. See how to get it:1. To get Eva Mendes' hairstyle, part your hair slightly to the side to start.2. Apply smoothing cream to damp hair, and blow dry straight using a round brush. 3. Once your hair is completely dry, run a flat iron over the bottom half of your hair to get it extra straight. 4. Apply a bit if shine serum on your palms and smooth them over your hair to tame flyaways. See More Eva Mendes Hairstyles

Eva Mendes' simple pulled back 'do is a classic, carefree way to look great in a hurry, no matter your hair texture. What to do:1. Start by misting damp hair with a texturizing spray. 2. Next, roughly blow dry your hair using your hands. Whatever your hair texture, do what you can (with a diffuser or your hands) to enhance it and bring out natural waves and curls. 3. Once hair is dry, loosely pull back the sides and gather the length at the nape of your neck. Twist hair into a chignon and secure with an elastic band and bobby pins if needed. 4. A light spritz of an anti-frizz hairspray will keep flyaways in check and finish the style.

Eva Mendes' chic style puts a modern spin on the French twist. Get your twist on:1. To copy this look, start by working a smoothing cream through hair, then blow drying straight with a round brush. Use a vent brush to dry your bangs straight with a slightly off-center part.2. When hair is dry, spritz 2-inch sections with a styling spray, then use a large-barreled curling iron on the bottom half of your hair to create haphazard ringlets. 3. Next, gather the top and sides of your hair (leaving your bangs in front) at the crown of your head. Twist hair while pushing it forward to create a nice bump before pinning the twist in place against your head. You may have to tease your hair some beforehand to get a bigger bump, or break out your Bumpit (yeah, we know you have one).4. Finish the style by spraying all over with a light hold hair spray.

Eva Mendes' subtle, windblown waves have huge volume and even bigger sex appeal. Channel your inner sex-bomb with these tips:1. Apply plenty of volumizing mousse (a big dollop is good) to damp hair.2. Using a large round brush, blow dry 2-inch sections one at a time. Lift sections at the roots to boost volume, while turning the brush as you dry the length, to create soft waves. 3. When hair is dry, wrap sections around Velcro rollers, then blast with some hot air from your dryer. Allow sections to cool on the rollers for about 10 minutes, then remove. 4. Turn your head upside down and give your hair a good shake. This will turn up the style's volume and definitely help you turn heads.

Eva Mendes' simple yet sophisticated style is perfect for parties. Get the look:1. Spritz damp hair with a styling spray before roughly blow drying strands with your hands.2. Once hair is dry, curl 2-inch sections of your ends with a large-barreled curling iron. Separate curls using your fingers.3. Next, use your hands to pull hair back into a loose ponytail. Hair does not need be slicked smooth to your scalp for this style, actually, it's way better if it's not so don't stress about making it perfect. Secure with an elastic band. 4. Pretty up the pony look by putting on a decorative headband.

Eva Mendes' crown of twists, with a trailing, textured braid down the back, is an offbeat look for proms and other dressy occasions. Turn some heads with these tips:1. To get this look, start by misting damp hair with a texturizing spray before blow drying it straight with a round brush. Don't focus too much on sleekness when you're drying, as in this case, you actually want hair to look a bit ratty and rumpled. 2. When hair is dry, gather all of it into a high ponytail and secure in place with an elastic band. 3. Next, divide the hair that's coming out of the ponytail into four sections. Twist three of the top sections a few times, winding them casually around the base of the ponytail. 4. With the lowest, remaining section, braid hair loosely and secure at the end with an elastic band before pushing the braid over one shoulder. Massage the braid a little with your fingers to give it that loose, messy style. 5. Finish by misting the top of the style with a strong hold hairspray. Don't spray the braid -- it's supposed to look messy and fall as your night wears on.

Eva Mendes' fancy updo combines twists and shine for a style that's sure to be a hit at your next formal fete. What to do:1. Start by applying a smoothing cream to hair, then blow drying it straight with a paddle brush. 2. To add polish and get hair perfectly smooth, spray small sections with a heat protectant spray, then run them through a flat iron. 3. When hair is glossy and straight, brush all of it back into a high ponytail and secure with an elastic band. Create three or four sections from the hair that's coming out of the ponytail; twist each one several times, then wind around the base of the pony and pin in place. 4. Spray all over with a strong hold hairspray to finish.

Eva Mendes' sexy, teased updo and pretty pouf are the perfect prom or party hairstyle. Steal the look:1. Start by spritzing a texturzing spray all over damp hair, from roots to tips. 2. Roughly blow dry hair -- don't bother with a nice, sleek blow out as you'll be adding texture anyway. Do separate out your bangs, though, and use a round brush to blow dry them to the side, adding a bit of a flip at the ends. 3. Once hair is dry, leave your bangs in place and begin backcombing/teasing small sections throughout your hair, right at the roots. 4. When you've finished teasing throughout, gather the front section of hair behind your bangs, then twist, push forward, and pin in place to create a pouf. Don't get too carried away with the height, though: Too big a bouffant and you'll end up with a beehive a la Amy Winehouse -- totally trash-tastic, but not at all what we're going for here. 5. Gather the rest of your hair at the back of your head and twist into a bun. Spritz all over with hairspray to hold the style in place.