Red Hairstyles for Oval Faces

Amy Adams' sleek hairstyle looks so sophisticated on long hair. Steal her style:1. Right when you get out of the shower, brush your hair back and slip on a wide fabric headband. 2. Apply smoothing cream to damp hair and blow dry straight using a paddle brush.3. Once your hair is completely dry, take off the headband (your hair should now be swept back away from your face). 4. Mist all over with anti-humidity hairspray to set the look. See More Amy Adams Hairstyles

Sigourney Weaver's tousled look is a great choice for short hair. Steal her style:1. Right when you get out of the shower, part your hair down the center. 2. Apply texturizing mousse to damp hair and let it dry naturally. 3. If you want to add some more flair, wrap sections of hair around a 2-inch curling iron. 4. Spritz your waves with anti-humidity hairspray to finish. See More Sigourney Weaver Hairstyles

Rose McGowen's sleek hair looks sweet and sassy thanks to the slightly turned under ends. Get her style:1. Distribute a smoothing cream throughout towel-dried hair. 2. Next, blow dry hair straight using a large round brush. Turn the brush under at the ends for a subtle curl at the bottom. Create a side part with a comb.3. Finish the style by applying a shine serum to the surface of your hair.

Nikki McKibbin's short and sassy hairstyle is a perfect fit for fiery redheads (natural or otherwise). Use a temporary hair dye to get this vivid red shade, then use these tips to style:1. To get this look, start by applying a smoothing cream to damp hair.2. Next, use a vent brush to blow dry hair straight. Use the brush to flip the ends out in the back so hair looks fluffy and funky.3. Once hair is dry, create a zigzag part down the center. Gather small 1-inch sections along the part from the front to your crown into tiny ponytails. Secure with small elastic bands.4. Coat the surface of your hair with a shine serum to finish. See More Nikki McKibbin Hairstyles

Melinda Clarke's layered bob with bangs is a polished everyday look for straight hair. Steal her style:1. Spritz your roots with a volumizing spray then use a boar-bristle brush to blow dry hair straight. 2. Use a large round brush to blow dry bangs. Don't create a curl, though -- WAY too 80s; just turn the brush enough to give a slight bend and some volume.3. Rub a dollop of pomade between your thumbs and pointer fingers, then twist small sections of hair just at the ends to create definition.

Melinda Clarke's side-swept bangs are a sweet touch on this simple style. What to do:1. To get this look, apply a straightening cream then part hair deeply to one side. Use a paddle brush to blow dry straight. 2. When hair is dry, mist with a heat protectant spray, then run a straightening iron through hair.3. If you have long bangs, tuck them behind your ear. Otherwise take a 2-inch section of hair from the front of your face and secure that behind your ear with bobby pins. 4. Rub some shine serum in your hands then very lightly smooth palms over the surface of your hair.

Laura Prepon's long, layered cut is a pretty, casual style that frames her heart-shaped face. To get the look: 1. Apply volumizing lotion or gel throughout damp hair and part it slightly to one side.2. Use a large round brush and dry 3-inch sections of hair under (with brush under the section of hair you're drying). 3. Put a small amount of hair wax on your fingers and direct the front layers of hair to frame your face. Set the look with a medium-hold hairspray. See More Laura Prepon Hairstyles

Katherine Heigel's slightly messy updo looks glam for parties. Get the look: 1. First, apply a curling cream to damp hair, then use a diffuser to completely dry hair. 2. Take a curling iron and completely curl your hair, in small sections.3. Spray your curls with a finishing spray.4. Then take your hair and twist into a loose bun right below the crown, making sure the curls don't get slicked back, and secure with pins. Don't worry about flyaways -- it's supposed to be messy.5. Finally, finish with a little hairspray for good measure.

Julia Roberts's easy going 'do gets its dressy-ness from the curled tips. What to do:

1. Apply root-boosting spray to damp hair at the crown, and smoothing product from the eye-level through the tips.
2. Blow dry with a round brush to smooth the top and add volume. Blow dry the ends smooth but not stick-straight.
3. Roll 2-inch sections around a curling iron. Mist the tips first with heat-protective spray (it'll keep them curly longer).
4. When cool, use your fingers to twist and pull downward on curls, to pull them longer and looser. Touch up the tips with the iron if needed. See More Julia Roberts Hairstyles

Julia Roberts curls are big, bouncy and sexy-glam. How to get them:

1. Apply a straightening balm from roots to tips and blow dry with a round brush for smoothness and volume.
2. Wrap 2-inch sections around a medium-barreled curling iron for spirals. Focus on hair from eye-level down.
3. Don't touch the curls. If they seem too Poodle-y, don't worry, they will relax of their own after 20 minutes. When they do, mist on a little flexible-hold hairspray and head out the door. See More Julia Roberts Hairstyles

Julia Roberts' natural curls turn this simple style from meh to wow! Steal her wow-factor:

1. Air dry curls with styling gel. The more still you are as they dry, the less frizz you'll have at the end (so lay off the dancing or trampoline-ing, OK?).
2. Use your hands to loosely rake hair back into a low ponytail and secure it with a clear elastic, then create a chignon or messy twisted knot and pin in place.
3. Use the pointy end of a rattail comb to coax out a few loose tendrils in front. See More Julia Roberts Hairstyles

A clean middle part adds drama to Julia Robert's simple style. How to get it:

1. Air dry curls with styling gel. If you don't have curls, use a curling iron all over your head.
2. Create a clean middle part with a comb and loosely gather hair into a soft twist at the back of your head, and pin in place.
3. Use the pointy end of a rattail comb to pull out a few loose curls in front.
4. Finish by twirling a little shine serum over any frazzled ends. See More Julia Roberts Hairstyles

Cynthia Nixon's fiery bob is sexy, sophisticated and emphasizes her bright blue eyes. Get her look:1. Start by towel drying hair and prepping with a shine serum.2. With a flat paddle brush and a hair dryer, blow out hair straight.3. Once hair is 80 percent dry, create desired side part and using the same brush to create flip, brush hair out (rolling counterclockwise) while applying heat.4. Use a small amount of wax or pomade on the tips to structure and piece out wisps around face. A pretty pair of earrings doesn't hurt either for a dressed-up look.

Beyonce Knowles' low, voluminous ponytail is great for keeping hair out of your face on your big day. Get the look: 1. On damp hair, use a maximum-strength volumizing spray at the roots of your hair and blow dry upside down until almost completely dry.2. Section hair into six sections: top right, top left, top back, bottom right, bottom left, bottom back. Blowdry each of these sections with a large barrel round brush until completely dry and maximum volume is achieved. You can tease the top section of your hair if you didn't get quite enough volume from blow drying. 3. To tame fly-aways, rub a pea-size drop of low-hold styling cream into palms and gently apply, starting at the ends of the hair working your way up.4. Brush back hair into a low, loose ponytail (covering up any teased hair) and secure with a jeweled hair elastic (or a plain one, if you aren't feelin' that fancy).See More Beyonce Knowles Hairstyles

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's gorgeous red hue is a mix of tones, that's why it looks so natural. Get the style here: 1. Shampoo and condition with a color-protective formula, a triple-must for red color since it fades way faster than others. 2. Blow dry hair using medium hold gel and a vent brush. Lift at the roots for volume and direct bangs to the side. 3. 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.4. Polish the ends with a little shine spray.