Edgy Hairstyles for Fine Hair

Alyssa Milano's fun and sexy short 'do for straight hair looks stunning and is a snap to style.1. To get this look, start by applying a texturizing spray to damp hair.2. Next, roughly blow dry your hair with your hands. Using your fingers like a rake, lift hair up and away from your scalp as you dry to create some height and texture. With this look, that whole mad scientist thing is good.3. To finish the style, rub some pomade on your fingers, then lift and twist small sections of hair until you get a shape you love. See More Alyssa Milano Hairstyles

Kristen Stewart's rocker look works best on unwashed hair. See how to get the look:

1. If your hair isn't already straight, apply a shine serum and blow dry straight with a paddle brush, then use a flat iron, especially on the ends for that stick straight look.
2. Run pomade through your hair for a piece-y effect.

Kirsten Dunst's slick pixie works best for fine hair -- if hair is too thick or textured, it'll stick up like a Chia Pet. To get her look: 1. Use a fine-tooth comb to style hair while it's wet and clean. Then while it's still wet, rake it with your fingers to create some chunky texture. Air dry.2. When it's totally dry, add grooming cream (a pea size at a time) and style it into a chic, side-slicked look, bangs included. 3. To finish, spray your fingertips with hairspray and glide them along your bangs to help keep them in place.

Kirsten Dunst's short look requires long, thick, deep-set bangs that are tapered at the outer edges. 1. Use spray gel on all hair except your bangs. Blow dry hair using a vent brush. (It will retain more body than with a natural bristle brush.) 2. Mist bangs with setting spray and comb down. Then blow dry and brush 'em a few times to the opposite side you want them to fall. Then blow dry them the other way until bangs are feathery and in place. 3. Use maximum-hold hairspray to keep bangs in place.