Romantic Hairstyles for Round Faces

Lauren Conrad's soft waves look great paired with a slouchy hat. Steal her style:1. Right when you get out of the shower, apply smoothing cream to towel-dried hair. 2. Wrap large sections of hair around a round brush, and angle the brush outwards as you blow dry to get a windblown look.3. Now wrap the bottom half of your hair around a large-barrel curling iron in sections, and brush out your waves until they're soft and subtle. 4. Top your hairstyle with a cute hat to finish your look. See More Lauren Conrad 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

Dakota Fanning's sleek strands match with any outfit and makeup look. Steal her style:

1. Apply a dollop of smoothing cream to your palms and run it over your hair. Blow dry hair straight using a paddle brush.
2. Straighten your hair from root to tip using a flat iron, and curve your ends in slightly so they don't fall flat.
3. Psst -- stick straight hair can also mean static, so smooth on an anti-frizz shine serum to make your strands look nice and sleek.

Paris Hilton's braided, chic updo is the perfect sure-to-impress look for a prim and proper party. Get her look: 1. To get started, apply a straightening serum and blow dry hair straight with a paddle brush.2. Then, use a comb to create a side part (you're going to want to part it pretty severely).3. Next, pull your hair back into a tight ponytail below the crown of your head, making sure your side part does not get slicked straight back.4. Take your hair in the ponytail and braid hair into tiny braids (you're going to want to make each the size of your pinky).5. Take the ends of the braids and twist them around the base, and secure in place with pins. 6. Finish with a holding spray to keep flyaways at bay. See More Paris Hilton Hairstyles

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 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.

Michelle Williams gets her bohemian on with this braided bun. To steal her style: 1. Start with wavy, blow dried hair. (Sleep in braids if your hair is straight, then undo.)2. Tease roots at the crown and spray with volumizer for lift. 3. Leaving out front section (including bangs and strands that will frame your face), loosely braid one side of your hair back toward the nape of your neck and secure with an elastic -- any kind.4. Repeat on the other side.5. Join the braids and wrap them into a bun, tucking ends under to hide the elastics. Pin into place. (If your hair isn't long enough to make a bun, cross the ends up and into the opposite braid, the pin them so the ends are hidden. Set with hairspray.

Mandy Moore's beautiful, voluminous long locks are simple to achieve, and make a versatile style for day or night. Steal her look: 1. Rub styling mousse throughout damp hair, concentrating on the roots to maximize volume. Part hair down the middle. 2. Using a large round brush, blow dry 2- or 3-inch sections of hair under (with brush underneath hair as you dry it). Pull brush slowly through the hair, from top to ends, which will add extra volume at the top.3. Once hair is dry, use large hot rollers and wrap 2- or 3-inch sections of hair around them. 4. Remove rollers and finger comb hair into loose waves. Use a very small amount of hair wax to frame pieces in front around your face and finish the look with a light-hold hairspray.

Malin Akerman's soft waves totally work for straight or wavy hair. Get this look at home: 1. To give your hair volume apply a mousse or volumizer before you dry. If you have wavy hair, use a paddle brush to blow dry it straight.2. Once your hair is totally dry, make a side part. Then, curl the bottom section of your hair with a medium-barrel curling iron. You can pin the curls as you go or just leave them loose.3. Once the curls are cool, keep away from the brush (that's an order!). Simply separate them into waves with your fingers. 4. Smooth on a drop of shine serum and you're all set. See More Malin Akerman Hairstyles

Malin Akerman's loose ponytail is a cinch for straight hair and is romantic without being over-dressy. What to do: 1. To start, put a quarter-size amount of straightening balm in the palms of your hair and rub together to evenly distribute the product. Then, run your hands through your hair.2. Now blow dry your hair. Use your hands (not a brush) while you dry to help give your hair texture.3. Make a side part, then pull your hair back into a low ponytail. Don't worry if some strands fall free -- this look is meant to be messy.4. Loosely wrap the ponytail around its base and pin into place with bobby pins.5. If every, single strand of your hair crept into the ponytail, pull out some extra strands for a messy look. 6. Finish with a light-hold hairspray. See More Malin Akerman Hairstyles

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.

Lindsay Lohan's long, layered style is an easy way to make straight hair look glam. To get the look: 1. Start with a cut that has layers from your chin down.2. Apply mousse throughout towel-dried hair and volumizing spray at the crown.3. Blow dry, smoothing long bangs with a large round brush.4. Pin the very top layer of your hair into large pin curls (or put them in Velcro rollers) while you curl the rest in different directions with a 1-inch barrel curling iron. (Or if your arm is screaming bloody murder, clip in long, wavy extensions to fast-track the look,)5. Release the pin curls, mist with light, non-crispy hairspray, and scrunch curls all around with your 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's blonde ponytail has a Taylor Swift-like sweetness -- great for meeting the parents. What to do: 1. Coat hair with a heat-protective, texturizing spray.2. Wrap 1-inch sections of hair around a half-inch curling iron to get tight, spiral curls. Continue until your whole head of hair is done.3. Finger-comb curls to stretch them out, then mist with hairspray.4. Gather hair into a side ponytail, leaving out a handful of tendrils to frame your face. Secure beneath one ear with an elastic.5. Wrap one tendril back and around the elastic to cover it. Secure beneath your ponytail with a bobby pin.

Kristen Dunst's side-set chignon works well with fine hair that's layered. If some pieces slip out, that just makes it look better. To get the look: 1. Apply thickening spray and blow dry with a vent brush. (This will add volume, but not puffed-out volume.)2. Blow dry bangs to the side. 3. Brush hair back and create a side ponytail behind your earlobe. Wind the tail into a bun and anchor it with bobby pins. 4. Mist allover with flexible-hold hairspray.

Kate Winslet's wedding- and prom-friendly half updo is super flattering for almost anyone, without looking too young or old. Steal her style: 1. If your hair is too short, get some extensions to help you fake this 'do (your hair should be at least six inches long, though).2. Work styling lotion through slightly damp hair, comb through and set your entire head with pin curls. Do this by wrapping sections of hair around your finger and then pin them to your scalp. (You can also use hot rollers on dry hair.)3. Release and finger-comb waves.4. Touch any curls up with a curling iron if needed. Pull the top section of hair back and pin into place, leave a face-framing piece on each side of your head.

Kate Bosworth's wavy hairstyle can be done on naturally wavy hair or straight hair. What to do: 1. If your hair is wavy, apply a curl enhancing cream to start. If you hair is straight, apply a styling mousse to hold curls better instead. Blow dry with a diffuser to bring out curls. 2. Curl your hair using a curling iron, but leave out the ends -- you want a messy look. 4. Now pin hair back into a half updo.3. Don't forget to pull out some strands near your ear and curl them.

Jennifer Hudson's curly, side-swept, long hair is a glam choice for your next dressy event. Steal her style: 1. To get the look, apply a curling cream and blow dry your hair at the roots with a diffuser -- no need to brush. 2. Once it's dry, create a dramatic side part. With a teasing comb, tease the roots of the hair on the main side-part for some added height, then smooth over the top layer.3. Using a curling iron, curl 1-inch sections, making sure to curl from top to bottom of the section. In the front, you

Debra Messing's sexy side part and shiny waves make for a fabulous down-'do for proms or other parties. Get the look:1. To get this look, start by applying a volumizing mousse to towel-dried hair. 2. Next, blow dry hair using a large round brush. Lift hair at the roots as you dry to build lots of bouncy volume. Nothing looks sexier than super bouncy, "I-just-stepped-out-of-a-hair-commercial" locks. 3. Once hair is dry, spray 2-inch sections with a styling spray. Then, hold a large-barreled curling iron vertically and curl 2-inch sections of hair up to about two inches from the top of your head. 4. When all sections have been curled, rub a small drop of shine serum between your palms, then finger through your waves to break them up and add luster.

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.