Hairstyles for Fine Hair and Oval Faces

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.

Jennifer Aniston's layered hairstyle is perfect for oval or round faces. See how to get the look:

1. Apply a smoothing cream and blow dry hair straight using a round brush.
2. Put some styling wax on your fingers and run it through your ends to get a piece-y look.
3. If you have any flyaways, smooth on a shine serum to tame them. See More Jennifer Aniston Hairstyles

Nicky Hilton's chic updo with a side part is a glamorous Audrey Hepburn-inspired look that's perfect for oval-shaped faces. Steal her style: 1. To start, apply a straightening cream and blow dry your hair straight with a paddle brush. 2. When your hair is dry, use a comb to create a side part (we're talking severe side-part, almost a comb-over). 3. Then, smooth down the top section of your hair and pull it back into a high pony right at the back of your crown.4. Take the ends of the pony and tightly wrap them around the base and pin into place. 5. To complete the look, mist with hairspray, making sure you catch all flyaways (bring out your inner perfectionist ? the look here is sleek). Sunglasses optional.

Nicky Hilton's straight and silky half updo works well for day and nighttime events. What to do: 1. To get the look, apply a straightening serum to damp hair and section off hair with clips. 2. Next, with a round brush, dry in 2-inch sections. Pull the brush gently through the hair and twist the brush under slightly at the end so the tips don't look severely straight. 3. When your hair is completely dry, apply a shine serum, making sure it's applied throughout the hair. 4. Next, take about four inches of hair at your forehead and pull it forward. Then, with a teasing comb, lightly tease the hair at your crown -- more teasing equals more height. 5. Then lay the front hair over the teased section, making sure it's pulled straight and sleek (you want it to be fly-away free) and secure in the back of the crown with a few bobby pins.6. Finish off the look with a holding spray, making sure to get the bouffant, and the rest of your hair, too.

Katherine Heigel's sleek updo works best for a formal, evening occasion. Tips to get this look: 1. If your hair is damp, dry it completely straight using a paddle brush.2. Create a side part with your comb (don't make it go back too far), and secure with a hairspray.3. For added height, use a teasing comb to tease the hair at the back of your crown. Then smooth the top layer (closest to the part).4. Finally, twist all your hair back into a bun in the mid-back of your head and secure with clips. Then, spray any flyaways with holding spray (remember, the look here is sleek).

Ashlee Simpson's tousled 'do is party-perfect. Get her look here: 1. Apply volumizing mousse to damp hair and comb through.2. Blow dry straight (but not pin straight, so don't waste too much time on perfection) with a vent brush, lifting at the roots for volume on top. Direct bangs to the side. 3. Section out a chunk of hair on either side of your face, and loosely gather the rest back into low pony, or chignon, and secure at the nape of your neck. 4. If you hair doesn't have a natural wave, add one at the front with a curling iron, but just at the ends.

Ashlee Simpson's hairstyle could be worn casual or dressy thanks the polished front. Try it on a "no shampoo day," or the day after a blowout. See how: 1. Brush hair smooth and create a section of hair that runs 2-inches back from your front hairline (don't sweat the exact-ness, it's no biggie). Give that section a center part.2. Pull the rest back into a ponytail, a chignon or whatever floats your boat.3. Run a flat iron over the front pieces to smooth 'em and curve 'em under. 4. Mist your fingertips with hair spray and gently glide them over the tips of the front pieces for a lasting fringy effect.

Ashlee Simpson is a white-hot mess (in a good way) with this wavy/spikey combo look. Steal her look: 1. Apply volumizing mousse to damp hair from roots to ends and blow dry with a vent brush for fullness and straightness.2. Mist your bangs with setting spray (hers are controlled and for that -- you need hold). Blow dry them to the side but leave the outer portion a bit wavy, not spikey.3. Use a flat iron to spike up a few pieces of bangs and the ends of your hair.4. Working in 1-inch sections at a time, mist the hair from eye-level down with flexible-hold hairspray and twirl the section until it twists onto itself. Pin in place. 5. Let the twists dry for 20 minutes and release into shiny, beachy waves.

Ashlee Simpson's face-framing cut and long bangs call attention to her eyes -- super sexy. Get the look here: 1. Apply a defrizzing product to damp hair, flip your head, and blow dry using a vent brush until your strands are 80 percent dry.2. Flip upright. Spritz your crown with volumizing spray and continue blow drying. Lift at the crown for volume, and direct bangs to the side. 3. Hit the ends with a flat iron to play up the fringe (and hot girl vibe). 4. Mist bangs with hairspray. When dry, lightly finger comb them to break them up.

Ashlee Simpson's 'do looks sexy and edgy thanks to fringy defined ends and heavy side-swept bangs. Bring sexy back with these tips:1. Apply a medium-hold gel and blow dry hair using a vent brush. Lift at the roots for volume and direct bangs to the side.2. Run a flat iron from roots to ends. Curve the iron as you go to add a slight bend, so hair isn't stick-straight.3. Polish the ends with a little shine serum. Keep away from your roots so you don't look like you've skipped shampooing for a week, yuck.

Ashlee Simpson's face-framing fringe acts like little arrows that point to her beautiful eyes and cheekbones. Get her look: 1. Apply volumizing mousse to damp hair and blow dry using a large round brush.2. Blow dry til it's 100 percent dry -- that's the key to silky straightness (no laziness allowed). 3. Hit the ends with a flat iron. 4. Mist your bangs with flexible-hold hairspray, then finger comb 'em to break them up. 5. To finish, rub a drop of shine serum in your palms and run them over the ends.

Ashlee Simpson's romantic waves are beautiful for clubbing or a dressy event. See what to do here: 1. Start with clean, dry, straight hair. (Blow it straight if needed but no flat-ironing.)2. Mist with heat-protective spray and curl hair in 1-inch sections, using a 1-inch curling iron.3. When curls are cool, run a dab of styling cream between your palms and twirl a large section of hair (like a 4-incher) from top to bottom several times. Pull the section downward as you go, to relax the curl. 4. When all your hair is done being twirled (a key step to looking more mermaid-y than "curling ironed") flip your head and give it a good shake to release the waves.

Ashlee Simpson's flowy hair is gorgeous on ultra long hair (natural or via extensions) or on medium hair. See how to do it: 1. Distribute two palmfuls of mousse through damp hair with a vent brush.2. Blow dry using your hands. Use them to twirl the ends and coax them into the bendy look. 3. When dry, roll 2-inch sections along a large-barrel curling iron. Only curl hair from chin-level down.4. When hair's cool, rub a pea-size dab of styling cream in your hands and run them down a large section of hair over and over to pull the curl out and coax it into broken waves. Repeat til all your ends are done.

Ashlee Simpson's bodi-fied hair comes from thick, choppy layers in her long shag. Here's how to do it: 1. Mist damp hair with setting spray and let it air dry half way (pretty easy, huh?).2.Blow dry with a vent brush 'til it's 80 percent dry. 3. Finish blow drying with a round brush. Use it to twirl hair away from the face and to direct bangs to the side. 4. Tidy up any flyaways with a little styling cream.5. Humid out? Rainy? Then mist your handiwork with humidity-resistant hairspray.