Shannon Elizabeth

Celebrities are THE fashion icons for beauty, makeup — and of course, hairstyles. Shannon Elizabeth is no exception. That’s why we’ve got Shannon Elizabeth photo galleries, pictures, and general beauty news on this celeb. Her style is totally inspiring and worth checking out. So if you’re searching for some beauty tips, hairstyle options, and fashion advice, turn to Shannon Elizabeth. She’ll bring your fashion to a whole new place.

Shannon Elizabeth Straight Hairstyle with Bangs

Shannon Elizabeth's Long, Curly, Brunette Hairstyle

Shannon Elizabeth's Long, Curly, Brunette Hairstyle is a romantic look that's perfect for date night. Steal her style: 1. To get Shannon Elizabeth's hairstyle, apply a leave-in conditioner to just washed hair. 2. Part damp hair down the center and apply a curl-enhancing serum and allow hair to dry naturally. 3. When hair is completely dry, use a 1-inch curling iron to curl medium-sized sections of your hair until the whole head is curled. 4. Gently finger-comb your style to loosen the waves, and mist with a shine spray for a sleek finish. See More Shannon Elizabeth Hairstyles

Shannon Elizabeth Straight Hairstyle with Bangs

Shannon Elizabeth's fringy bangs are best for straight, fine hair. To get the look:1. Apply lightweight gel to damp hair and blow dry straight with a paddle brush. 2. Blow the bangs to the left, and the right, back and forth until they're dry and straight. 3. Curve the ends of your hair under using a flatiron.4. Add extra polish with a drop of grooming cream.

Shannon Elizabeth Long, Curly Hairstyle

Shannon Elizabeth's polished, defined curls are easy to recreate on straight or wavy hair. Steal her style: 1. Mist dry hair with a heat protectant spray and create a center part.2. Wind 1-inch sections of hair around a 1.5-inch curling iron. Don't touch them for 20 minutes -- they'll look better if they drop on their own. 3. When the curls are ready, apply a little shine serum by twirling it in over large sections at once. 4. Last, slip in a barrettes on each side of your hair, pulling it away from your face.