Brunette Hairstyles for Round Faces

Madeline Carroll's piece-y hairstyle looks so sexy on long hair. Steal her style: 1. Apply wave-enhancing product to damp hair and let it air dry to bring out your natural texture. 2. Finger comb through your dry hair to loosen up any tangles. 3. Mist all over with anti-frizz hairspray to tame flyaways. See More Madeline Carroll Hairstyles

Dana Delaney's tousled hairstyle is a sophisticated way to style medium length hair. Steal her style: 1. To start, part damp hair down the center. Mist all over with volumizing spray. 2. Blow dry your layers with a round brush to add definition. 3. When your hair is completely dry, use a 2-inch curling iron to curl the ends of your hair. Twist the barrel in opposite directions for a flirty touch. 4. Mist your waves with lightweight hairspray to finish. See More Dana Delaney Hairstyles

Mandy Moore's soft waves are perfect for a casual outing. Steal her style: 1. Apply smoothing cream to damp hair and blow dry using a round brush to add some volume. 2. Once your hair is completely dry, wrap large sections of hair around hot rollers and pin them up to cool. 3. After the rollers have cooled, take them out and brush through your waves with a paddle brush. 4. Mist your waves with lightweight hairspray to add movement. See More Mandy Moore Hairstyles

Natalie Portman's brunette hairstyle looks chic and romantic. Steal her style: 1. To start, part your hair down the center. 2. Use a 1 1/2-inch curling iron to curl the bottom half of your hair -- twist the barrel outward to create volume at the sides of your head. 3. While curling, make sure you leave out your ends for a casual feel. 4. Comb through your curls with your fingers, and mist them with finishing spray. See More Natalie Portman Hairstyles

Rebecca Gayheart's style works great to give movement and texture to long straight hair. Steal her style: 1. To start, make a slightly off-center part on dry hair (if you have curly or wavy hair, blow dry it straight with a round brush first). 2. Curl sections of your hair from mid-way to the ends using a wide-barrel curling iron.

Rachel Bilson's sleek style is a great choice for straight hair. Steal her style: 1. If your hair isn't already straight, apply a straightening balm and blow dry hair. Follow up with a flat iron if needed to get it super-sleek. 2. For more flair, do a zigzag part instead of a straight down-the-middle one. 3. Smooth on a shine serum to finish the look. See More Rachel Bilson Hairstyles

Mischa Barton's casual updo is perfect for work or after-work dinner plans. To get the look: 1. Prep for the hairstyle by applying a texturizing lotion to wet hair. 2. Use a large round brush to add volume while blow drying hair. 3. One hair is dry, gather it up from the front and sides and pull towards the back. Twist hair twice and pin into place, or, secure first with an elastic band, twist and then pin into place for extra hold. 4. You're going for a casual look, so don't worry about a few hairs out of place. In fact, that's the idea here. Pull a few random strands here and there, and touch them up with a hair straightener or a curling iron (depending on the look you want). Set the look with a light misting of hair spray.

Mischa Barton's sexy curls are a hot party look, from a prom to a wedding. Steal her style: 1. Starting with damp hair, work a volumizing mousse through your locks. 2. Part hair to one side, and, working in sections, blow dry hair with a diffuser and a large round brush. Pay special attention to the hair at the crown of your head, starting the brush at the root and slowly working it through to the ends, adding height and body to that section. Also use the round brush to blow dry the bangs forward, curling them under at the ends. 3. Once hair is dry, use a large-barrel curling iron or hot rollers to curl sections of hair all over sides and the back. 4. Finger comb the curls loose softly; you don't want to uncurl them, but you want to lift and separate them to add more body all over. If you want individual curls to stand out, apply a small amount of wax to your fingers and run it over those curls. Finish the look with shine spray to make it pop.

Mischa Barton's pretty curls frame her face and show off her bright eyes and big smile. To get the look: 1. As always, when volume is key, apply volumizing mousse to wet hair at the roots. Blow dry with a diffuser and a large round brush, creating body and waves. 2. Part hair slightly to one side, and, using a large-barrel curling iron, curl 2-inch sections of hair all over the sides and back of head. Don't curl the bangs. 3. From the middle of your head on each side, gather a 1- or 2-inch section of hair towards the back of your head, halfway down between your crown and the nape of your neck. Form it into a ponytail and secure it with an elastic band or a pretty clip. 4. Lightly separate curls with your fingers; don't break up the curls, but break large sections of curls into several smaller ones, pointing in various directions to create a fuller look. 5. Use a straightening iron to smooth out your bangs, sweeping them off to each side of your head. Set the whole look with a medium-hold hairspray.

Mischa Barton's casual, wavy hair is a perfect everyday look. How to get it: 1. Apply volumizing mousse to damp hair and let it air dry, or blow dry it using a diffuser. Part hair to one side 2. With large hot rollers or a large-barrel curling iron, wrap 3-inch sections of hair for five to 10 seconds, skipping the bangs. 3. Finger comb curls to loosen them into cascading waves. 4. Use a straightening iron to smooth out the bangs, and use a spray gel to sweep them across your forehead and set them in place.

Mischa Barton's pretty curls with straight bangs is a hot party look. To do this style: 1. Rub a holding lotion throughout hair, to add volume and hold the 'do. 2. Part your hair down the middle, except for the bangs, which you should comb straight forward. 3. Working in 2- or 3-inch sections, blow dry your hair with a large round brush. Also use the large round brush to blow dry your bangs forward. 4. Once hair is dry, and again working in 2- or 3-inch sections, use large hot rollers or a large-barrel curling iron to add big, bouncy curls on the sides and back of hair. Apply a small amount of hair wax to your fingers and comb them through your curls to lift and separate and add more body to hair. 5. Smooth out the bangs with a hair straightener if needed, curling them under slightly at the ends. Finish the look with a light-hold hairspray.

Mariska Hargitay's style is a perfect choice for fine, straight hair. What to do: 1. This look is all about the cut, so take this picture to your stylist and ask for a short, layered bob with long, sideswept bangs. 2. To do this 'do, use mousse at the roots of your hair and blow dry hair up at the roots to get some volume, then style straight. 3. Fix your bangs by holding them to one side, between your second and third fingers, as you dry. 4. For the finishing touch, put a little wax on your fingertips and piece out the ends of your hair. Keep the wax just on the ends or your style will fall flat.

Mandy Moore's short, piecy hairstyle is good for a fun, casual night out. To get the look: 1. Spray leave-in conditioner on hair, and part it to one side. 2. Blow dry with a small round brush to smooth hair out. 3. Using a generous amount of hair wax, sculpt hair in directions you want it to lay. Pull out strategic pieces and wax them individually, then push them into the position you want them to lay. Finish the look with a medium-hold hairspray.

Mandy Moore's adorable razored, short 'do is chic and sexy. Steal her style: 1. With a short cut, it's especially important that you use a styling mousse on wet hair, so that the look doesn't go flat. Working a dollop of mousse through hair before your blow dry will add volume, especially to the top. 2. Part hair to the side. Using a small round brush, blow dry small sections of the front and side under (pull brush through hair with brush under hair). For the back of hair, blow dry with brush on top of hair, which will help add volume and achieve the piecy look at the ends. 3. To finish the look, use hair wax to arrange pieces of bangs, and to sculpt ends of hair in back. Lock in place with a light-hold hairspray.

Mandy Moore's low-key, layered style is a perfect put-together look that's simple to achieve. What to do: 1. Spray leave-in conditioner all over hair, and part it down the middle. 2. Use a large round brush and dry 3-inch sections of hair under (with brush under the section of hair you're drying). Do this over your whole head. 3. Put a small amount of hair wax on your fingers and direct the front layers of hair to frame your face, but blend in with the rest of your hair. Set the look with a medium-hold hairspray.

Mandy Moore's trendy style is perfect for a casual or more formal event, and her bangs soften her square-shaped face. To get the look: 1. Rub styling mousse throughout damp hair, focusing on the roots, to add extra volume. 2. Using a medium or large round brush, blow dry 1- to 2-inch sections of hair under (with the brush underneath the hair as you pull it through). Focus on the roots and the top layers, where you want the most volume. 3. With a hair straightener, smooth out any waves, curls or frizziness to help shape your look. 4. Using hair wax, separate bangs and arrange them all across your forehead and guide ends of hair under. Set the look with a light-hold hairspray.

Lindsay Lohan's side chignon works great on day-old hair. To get the look: 1. Gather hair into a side pony, leaving half of your hair out at the front. Secure with an elastic. 2. Curl ponytail with a 1-inch curling iron. 3. To get a bit of texture, grab random sections of the ponytail and tease them with a comb, then gently smooth out with a brush. Mist with hairspray. 4. Tie the ponytail into a knot, pinning into place with as many pins as it takes. If a few strands pop out, leave them. You want a slightly messy finish. 5. Part the front of your hair in the center and gather the sides loosely back, wrapping ends that are long enough around the elastic to cover it. Pin into place. 6. Set with more hairspray.

Lindsay Lohan's wispy low bun is perfect for date nights. Steal her look: 1. Blow dry hair straight with a round brush and apply shine serum. 2. Backcomb (tease) hair at the crown of your head and set with hairspray. Smooth the top with a comb or paddle brush. 3. Pull hair back into a ponytail at the nape of your neck, securing with an elastic and leaving out 2-inch sections (to frame your face) plus a 1-inch section of hair underneath. 4. Wrap the sections of hair that were left out of the ponytail around a one-inch curling iron. 5. Start making a bun by pulling the ponytail through the elastic -- but not all the way through. The end of the pony should be sticking out of the bun, close to your neck. 6. Wrap the section that was left out beneath the ponytail around the elastic to disguise it. Secure with a bobby pin.

Is that Lindsay Lohan or Liz Taylor? This classy 'do is a hit at cocktail parties. To get the look: 1. Start with a medium-length, layered cut. 2. Work mousse through damp hair and part hair to one side. 3. Blow dry roots, building volume by pulling hair in the opposite direction you want it to end up. Using a medium-sized round brush, flip bangs out toward one side. Alternate flipping in and out with the rest of your hair. 4. Set waves with strong-hold hairspray, and don't be afraid to run your hands through your hair once in a while.

Lindsay Lohan's sexy half updo is all about illusions. Sexify your look: 1. Set hair with large rollers and release when cool. 2. Backcomb (tease) hair at the crown and set as you go with lots of strong-hold hairspray (or if you're a sucker for time-consuming hair experiments, stick a prop in there like a Velcro roller or a Bumpit and cover with teased hair). 3. Smooth top of hair over with a brush to cover the evidence. 4. Fasten long, wavy, clip-in extensions from ear to ear. This makes it look like you still have a lot of hair once you put the other half up. 5. Leaving a few face-framing pieces out, brush sides of hair back to cover the extension clips and pin into place. (Angle bobby pins up toward the center of your head.) 6. Set with more hairspray.

Lindsay Lohan's messy waves are both chic and casual. To get the look: 1. Start with a great blowout (use styling cream and a round brush) to either straighten wavy hair or add body to pin-straight hair. 2. Wrap bottom half of hair around a large-barreled curling iron, working in 2-inch sections. You want loose waves, not tight spiral curls. Mist with hairspray. 3. To bump up the chic factor, either pin a small section of hair back at the crown or separate bangs, if you have them, from the rest of your hair with a thin, black headband.

Lindsay Lohan's long, chocolate 'do is perfect for naturally straight hair. Steal her style: 1. Start with a trim that gives you long, slightly layered bangs but is otherwise the same length all around. 2. Apply gel or volumizing spray at the crown of your head, part hair in the center and blow dry with a paddle brush while pulling hair up at the crown to get volume. 3. If hair isn't stick-straight at this point, run through it with a flatiron to get it that way. 4. Smooth a quarter-sized dollop of shine serum throughout and mist with hairspray to set. (If you need more length, clip in matching long, straight hair extensions like Lindsay's and blend with fingers.)

Lindsay Lohan's bushy, side ponytail is a great way to salvage day-old curls. What to do: 1. If you're starting from scratch, set hair with hot rollers first, then release when cool. If you already have day-old curls, spritz roots with dry shampoo and brush through strands. 2. Part and brush hair neatly to one side, and create a ponytail behind one ear with a pretty elastic. (Only have ugly elastics? Leave a piece of hair out of the pony to wrap around the elastic instead, fastening the "cover-up" in place with a bobby pin.) 3. Pin bangs behind your ear (or as close as possible) and set the style with firm-hold hairspray.

Lindsay Lohan shows how to rescue a blowout with ear-tucked waves. Steal her style: 1. This style works best on dirty hair, so wait a day or two after washing. If roots look oily, soak up any grease with a little dry shampoo. 2. Backcomb (tease) hair starting at the crown for a little "bump" of volume, then smooth over with a brush. 3. Part the front of your hair in the center and tuck behind your hears. 4. If you want a little more wave on the ends of your hair, wrap sections loosely around an extra-hot, 1-inch curling iron, release and set with hairspray.

Lindsay Lohan's multi-level waves are great for growing out a layered cut. To get the look: 1. Work a volumizing mousse through damp hair and blow-dry with a large round brush, flipping bangs in and layered ends out. 2. Smooth with shine serum and spritz with hairspray for a smooth finish. 3. Clip in long, wavy hair extensions at ear level. You want the clips to be hidden beneath the top layer of hair, which should match the color of the extensions perfectly. 4. If necessary, spot-curl to better blend the extensions in with your own hair (make sure you can heat-style your extensions before you put that blazing-hot curling iron on them). Or if you have time and a friend who's talented with shears, trim extensions to blend in with your layers.

Kelly Clarkson's sleek half updo looks chic yet flirty -- perfect for a casual night out. Steal her look:

1. Whether your hair is straight or slightly textured, apply a straightening cream, then use a paddle brush to blow dry hair. Pull each section straight while you dry, as smooth locks are the key to this look.
2. Set and polish strands by smoothing over 2-inch sections with a straightening iron.
3. To create the Bardot-Bump, start by making a part on either side of your head. Next, gather the top section of hair that falls between the parts and lift vertically.
4. Tease the backside of this section of hair, then spritz with hairspray. Push slightly forward for height -- don't go overboard unless you actually like Snookie's pouf -- then pin into place with a few bobby pins.
5. Finish the style with some hairspray to hold in place.

Kelly Clarkson's simple, straight down-'do is a basic yet beautiful everyday look. What to do:

1. Start by applying a frizz-fighting styling lotion to damp hair.
2. Using a paddle brush, apply tension in a downward direction while blow drying hair straight. Don't bother trying to give the ends any bend whatsoever, as sleekness is what you're going for here.
3. Once hair is dry, spray 2-inch sections with a heat protectant, shine-enhancing spray, then run a straightening iron over each section.
4. Finish the style by rubbing pomade through strands to create definition.

Kelly Clarkson's short, brunette style looks great on round face shapes. Get her look:

1. Mix a few drops of a shine serum with a straightening lotion, then apply to damp hair.
2. Blow dry hair straight using a round brush. As you run the brush through each section, turn it under at the ends to create the subtle bend.
3. Rub a glossing cream in palms then smooth over the surface of hair to polish the look.

Ginnifer Goodwin's short haircut is sleek and simple, yet sophisticated enough for any occasion. Go cropped with these tips: 1. Apply hair gel to damp hair. 2. Make a side part and comb hair into place. 3. To do the wave in front: Add extra gel, if necessary. Then, comb your hair slightly forward at the beginning of the part and form a soft wave across your forehead. 4. Finish with a spritz of hairspray. See More Ginnifer Goodwin Hairstyles

Ginnifer Goodwin's just-past-chin-length bob is a great choice for fine, straight hair. Steal her style: 1. Use mousse at the roots of your hair. This will give it volume. 2. Blow dry with a paddle brush. First lift hair up and dry the roots, then dry straight. 3. If you have a wave or two that won't straighten out, grab a ceramic straightening iron (they're easier on your hair than ones with metal plates). 4. Create a side part and tuck the side with less hair behind your ears. 5. Put some shine serum in your hands and smooth it over hair to give it a sleek finish and stop any flyaways. See More Ginnifer Goodwin Hairstyles

Ginnifer Goodwin's soft curls dress up a simple bob. This look is perfect for oval or heart-shaped faces. Steal her style: 1. Blow dry your hair straight. Hint: Do your bangs first, so you can get them perfectly straight. 2. When your hair is dry, take a small curling iron and curl just the ends of your hair. To help achieve a slightly messy look, curl one section one way and the next the opposite way. 3. Separate curls with the end of a tail comb or a hair pick. 4. Put a light-hold hairspray on the ends of your hair. See More Ginnifer Goodwin Hairstyles

Ashley Judd's style is a great option for those with medium-length hair who want a sophisticated, formal look. Get the look: 1. First, apply an anti-frizz serum if your hair is straight (or a smoothing cream if your hair is wavy or curly) to every layer of your damp hair. 2. Next, blow dry your hair straight with a paddle brush, but don't worry if you still have some kinks or waves. 3. Take a teasing comb, and tease the crown of your head, then smooth over the top layer for a sleek bouffant. Grab the sides as well and bobby pin them into place at the back of your head. 4. With a curling iron, curl the bottom section of hair. 5. Once the curls set, mist them with a strong-hold hairspray to keep the ringlets intact.

Ashley Judd's curly hair is great for those that want a fun, unique updo. What to do: 1. To get the look, apply a curling cream to damp hair and use a diffuser to dry completely (stay away from brushes, it's the curlier the better for this one). 2. Next, with a 1-inch curling iron, go over your somewhat-curly hair and add extra curls, and enhance the existing ones. 3. Take your hair and if you can, pull it up into a very high ponytail in the middle of your crown. At this point you should have curls spilling all around. 4. Use pins to secure curls on the top of your head. Take curls in the front that didn't make it to the ponytail and twist and pin them down as well. 5. Finally, to secure your curly 'do use a strong-hold hairspray.

Ashley Judd's curly bob is super-sweet, a perfect look for school, work or Sunday brunch. Get the look: 1. To start, apply a curl cream to all of your hair (even the often-forgotten lower layers). 2. Blow dry your roots using a diffuser, and try to minimize the amount you touch your hair because you want it as curly as possible, minus frizz (obviously). 3. When your hair is dry, take a curling iron, and touch up any curls that need some extra oomph. 4. Create a side part with a comb, then, with a teasing comb, take the hair at the back of your crown, and tease to your heart's desire. 5. Mist with a holding hairspray, then add a headband of your choice for a saccharine touch. With this look, no one will believe it was you who wrecked the car/took the last Diet Coke/whatever.