Black Hairstyles for Oblong Faces

Sandra Oh's Curly, Black Hairstyle is a great way to style naturally curly hair. See how to get it:1. To get Sandra Oh's hairstyle, start by parting your hair naturally down the center. 2. Apply smoothing cream to damp hair, making sure you coat your hair evenly in sections. Shake out your curls and allow them to air dry.3. Once your hair is completely dry, separate your curls with your fingers for a more voluminous look. 4. Mist all over with anti-frizz hairspray to finish. See More Sandra Oh Hairstyles

Rosario Dawson's Long, Tousled, Black Hairstyle is a simple way to style long hair. Steal her style:1. To get Rosario Dawson's hairstyle, apply smoothing cream to damp hair and blow dry straight using a round brush.2. Once your hair is completely dry, part your hair in the middle and curl hair with a 2-inch curling iron.3. Lightly rake your fingers through your curls to loosen them up and mist them with strong-hold hairspray to finish. See More Rosario Dawson Hairstyles

Kourtney Kardashian's Long, Wavy, Black Hairstyle looks gorgeous on long hair. Steal her style:1. To get Kourtney Kardashian's hairstyle, part your hair down the center to begin.2. Apply glossing cream to damp hair and blow dry straight using a round brush. 3. Once your hair is completely dry, wrap 1-inch sections of it around the barrel of a 1 1/2-inch curling iron. 4. Finger comb through your waves, and mist them with shine spray to finish. See More Kourtney Kardashian Hairstyles

Padma Lakshmi's tousled waves are perfect for naturally wavy hair. Steal her style:1. Right when you get out of the shower, part your hair slightly to the side.2. Apply wave-enhancing cream to damp hair and blow dry with a diffuser to bring out your natural texture.3. Once your hair is completely dry, wrap the bottom half of your hair around a 1 1/2-inch curling iron to define your waves. 4. Finger comb through your hair and mist with anti-frizz hairspray to finish. See More Padma Lakshmi Hairstyles

Vivica Fox's updo is super easy and it's going to stay in place -- no matter what. Get the look: 1. Start by using a gel on damp hair. 2. To do the twist: Begin in front with a small section of hair and make a couple of twists. Then, take another small section and twist this into the original twist. Keep picking up hair and twisting it in until you reach behind your ear. Secure the end of the twist with a bobby pin.3. Take the rest of your hair into a side ponytail, just behind your ear. 4. Braid the ponytail and make into a chignon.5. Tuck the end of the twisted section under the chignon.6. Put on a little shine spray to smooth away any frizzies.

Tyra Banks' eye-catching updo is a long-haired look that says you -- and your hair -- are ready to party. Get the look: 1. Apply texturing lotion and blow dry hair using a paddle brush ... volume is not as important with this style as making sure your hair is straight, shiny and has some texture to maintain an updo. 2. Once hair is dry, use a straightening iron to smooth out 2-inch sections of hair, all over your head. 3. Pull hair, very tightly, into a ponytail and secure it on top of your head. 4. Take individual sections of your ponytail, apply pomade to them, and roll them into a loop that protrudes from the ponytail and secure them in place with pins. Repeat until all but one section of the ponytail has been looped ... leave that tail of the 'tail hanging off to the side, and secure the, ahem, structure with a generous amount of hairspray. See More Tyra Banks Hairstyles

Tyra Banks' versatile straight style is a sophisticated look for any occasion. To get the look: 1. Part your hair down the middle and blow dry your hair with a paddle brush, adding volume and maintaining its natural shine. 2. Flat iron 3-inch sections of hair, applying a lightweight holding spray to lock your sleek style in place.3. Run a brush through your hair to break up any clumped strands from the holding spray, and lightly mist with hairspray to set the look. See More Tyra Banks Hairstyles

Keyshia Cole's swept-back, twisted hairstyle is a fun, faux updo for short hair. Steal her style: 1. Start by blow drying your hair straight, brushing it toward the back as you dry. 2. Once hair is dry, lift a 2-inch section and tease just at the roots. Next, loosely twist the section before pinning it in place. 3. Continue teasing, twisting, and pinning sections until all hair at the crown is off of your face. 4. Spray with hairspray to hold.

Keyshia Cole's sleek bun with its crown of curly-cues is perfect for weddings and proms. Get her style: 1. To create this look, begin with flat-ironed, perfectly straight strands. Brush hair back into a high ponytail and secure with an elastic band. 2. Separate the hair coming out of the ponytail into several thick sections. Twist each into a cinnamon bun-like (mmmmm, sticky buns) shape and pin in place at the base of the pony. 3. Spray the style with a strong hold hairspray to secure.

Kelly Rowland's sexy, shiny 'do is perfect for a glam event. Tips to get her look: 1. Budget plenty of time. You're going to need to wind all your hair in small, even sections around a curling iron, so that in the end, your curls all match. 2. Apply a rich conditioning styling cream from roots to ends of damp hair.3. Let it air dry to 80 percent, then finish with a diffuser, to encourage curls. 4. Wrap 1-inch sections of hair around a small 1-inch curling iron. (Brush each section first for smooth results.) 5. Once curls are cool, gently finger comb to separate curls, and mist lightly with shine spray.

Kelly Rowland's luxe blow out can be worn to a job interview ... and out for drinks to celebrate landing the gig. Get the look: 1. Apply conditioning, straightening balm to damp hair and blow dry straight with a paddle brush. Blow dry the bangs separately, see next step.2. Switch to a Mason Pearson-style boar-bristle brush. Blow the bangs to the left, and the right, a few times, then direct them forward with a natural bend. 3. Curve the ends of your hair under using a flatiron.4. Finish the ends with a dab of grooming cream.