Tousled Hairstyles for Round Faces

Fergie's Tousled, Blonde Hairstyle is a sexy way to style medium-length hair. See how to get it:1. To get Fergie's hairstyle, part your hair down the center to begin.2. Mist your hair with volumizing spray, and blow dry straight with a round brush. 3. Wrap sections of hair around the brush to add volume and get your hair to look more "fluffy."4. Once your hair is dry, apply a bit of smoothing cream to your fingers and rake them through your hairstyle to finish. See More Fergie Hairstyles

Cameron Diaz's Tousled, Blonde Ponytail is a sophisticated way to style your hair when you're short on time. See how:1. To get Cameron Diaz's hairstyle, part your hair down the center to start.2. Apply some styling cream to your hair and comb it through from root to tip to tame flyaways.3. Brush all of your hair back into a low ponytail, leaving out a few loose strands of hair around your face. Secure it with an elastic.4. Mist all over with lightweight hairspray to finish. See More Cameron Diaz Hairstyles

Fergie's Medium, Blonde, Tousled Hairstyle is a sexy way to style medium hair. See how to get it:1. To get Fergie's hairstyle, part your hair down the center to start. 2. Apply texturizing product to damp hair and blow dry using a diffuser to bring out your natural waves.3. Touch up your waves with a 1-inch curling iron if you want to add more texture. Mist your hair with hairspray and tousle your hair for a messier feel. See More Fergie Hairstyles

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

Taylor Momsen's loose, textured waves and eye-grazing bangs give this look a sultry style. (The black eyeliner certainly doesn't hurt either.) Steal her style:1. To get this look, start by applying a volumizing mousse to towel-dried hair, focusing the product on your roots. 2. Next, use a large round brush to blow dry hair, making sure to lift at the roots and direct hair underneath each section to build body. As you dry the length of your hair, turn the brush a few times to create soft, imperfect waves.3. Hold on to the end of a 2-inch section of hair and wrap it around the outside of a large barreled curling iron. Hold in place for a few seconds before releasing the wave. Repeat until all hair is loosely curled.4. Once hair is wavy, flip your head over and gently shake the waves to break them up and add volume all over. Finish by spritzing your style with a soft-hold hairspray. See More Taylor Momsen Hairstyles

Paris Hilton's super-wavy hair is perfect for a party, or if you like to rock the boho look. What to do: 1. If your hair isn't already wavy or curly, apply a curling cream (apply a defrizz serum if you're a curly girl) and blow dry hair with a diffuser -- no brush needed because you're going to want it somewhat messy. 2. When your hair is completely dry, part your hair directly down the middle, making sure to part your bangs too, if you've got 'em. 3. Take a 1-inch barrel curling iron, and curl random sections throughout your hair to add some extra oomph. 4. Then, gently brush the curls to get a more wavy -- less ringlet -- look.5. Finish with a light holding mist to keep waves in place, but don't overdo it. Then add a stretchy headband across your forehead for some added glam. See More Paris Hilton 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 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 side2. 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.

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 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 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.

Mandy Moore's chic updo works for a casual or more glam event. Steal her style: 1. Use a volumizing spray before blow drying hair with a diffuser, for maximum body. 2. Part dry hair on the side, pull it back into a ponytail halfway between the crown of your head and the nape of your neck and secure it with an elastic band. 3. Twist the end of the ponytail around the base of the ponytail loosely, and secure it into place with bobby pins. It's okay if it looks slightly messy; this is not a sleek look. In fact, you can even massage the bun with your hands to make it looser and more messy. 4. Using a small amount of hair wax, smooth down any hair strands that are flying out on the front and sides of your hair, and use hairspray to lock the look in place.

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 half updo is a little bit country, a little bit rock 'n' roll, and perfect for wavy or curly hair. To get the look: 1. Work a bit of curling lotion through damp hair and blow dry with a diffuser, scrunching any natural waves to make the most of them.2. Using a wet comb and some gel, slick hair back on the front and sides, poofing hair up at the crown (you can tease it to get the job done) for a heightened effect.3. Pin hair in place with bobby pins and set with strong-hold hairspray.

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 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 loose, wavy hair can be worn day or night. To get the look:1. Blow dry hair with a paddle brush.2. Split hair into four sections (two at front top and two at back bottom). Wind up and clip into place.3. Working with one section at a time from front to back, release hair and create pin curls with 2-inch sections of hair. Pin each curl into place with mini hair clips or bobby pins.4. Mist with hairspray when finished, do your makeup, agonize over what to wear, have a cup of coffee, and so on.5. Remove pins and shake out hair, using fingers to comb and separate curls.

Lindsay Lohan's Hollywood-blonde locks can go from beach to banquet. What to do: 1. Visit a colorist if you're going this blonde, as you'll need some serious supervised bleaching sessions.2. Spritz hair with lots of heat-protective styling spray and part it to the side, then set it with jumbo hot rollers.3. Release when cool and mist all over with strong-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 sweet, kittenish waves will have you oozing sex appeal. To get the look: 1. Start with dry, slightly lived-in hair that's either straight or wavy. Coat with a heat-protective styling spray and create either a side or zigzag part.2. Use your fingers to wrap 1-inch sections of hair in random directions around a large-barreled curling iron, keeping hair ends off the iron for a natural finish. 3. Scrunch and separate waves with fingers, then set with hairspray.

Lindsay Lohan's long, layered style is a great choice for hair that's at least chin-length (she uses extensions, and so can you). Steal her style: 1. Apply a straightening balm (if your hair isn't already straight), then blow dry with a large round brush, curling ends in.2. If you're using long extensions, clip them in just under your top layer of hair and all the way around your head so no one will be the wiser.3. Wrap 1-inch sections of your hair and the extensions (if they are human hair) in vertical spirals around a curling iron. If you're using synthetic wavy extensions, just curl the layer of hair that's actually growing from your head until it matches.

Lindsay Lohan's long, blonde waves have a slight retro feel. Step back in time with these tips: 1. Start with dry, not-too-clean, layered hair that's parted just a tad to the side.2. Holding a 1-inch curling iron vertically, clamp it around hair ends and roll 1- to 2-inch sections of hair away from your face in a spiral shape.3. Mist curls with 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.

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.

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.

Kate Bosworth's soft, flowing hairstyle is a romantic choice for your next date. How to get the look: 1. To get the look, apply a styling cream and blow dry your hair straight.2. Use a curling iron to curl the ends of your hair (this will work best on the lowest heat setting).3. Mist with hairspray to finish.

Jewel's messy, medium-length, party-perfect hair looks like it has lots of volume, even though it's really super-fine. To get the look: 1. To start, apply a volumizing cream to your hair, and blow dry hair upside down (without a brush) so it gets lots of texture. No worries if it's messy.2. Once your hair is dried to the max, run your brush through to tame it down a bit. Then, take your curling iron and curl a few random sections. 3. When the curls set, run your hands through your hair to loosen them.4. Then, make a swooping side part almost all the way to the back of your crown.5. At the back of your crown, use a teasing comb to pump up the volume, then smooth over the top layer.6. Finish off with a holding spray, and you're ready to step out.