New Celebrity Hairstyles

ELIZABETH BANKS ’

VOLUMINOUS UP-DO

To get the look, Monzon worked Davines This Is a Sea Salt Spray (from davines.com) onto damp hair, using his fingers to twist sections while blow-drying. He then wrapped hair around a half-inch curling iron, picking sections at random for a more tousled appeal. Once securing the sides with bobby pins, he pulled back the top portion, creating an edgy, high-volume effect. To finish, Monzon told us, “I chose random bits and began twisting and pulling the hair out loosely to create a more undone texture.”

SCARLETT JOHANSSON’S LOOSE CHIGNON

Celebrity hair guru Oribe wrapped hair around a 2-inch curling iron, relying on his Imperméable Anti-Humidity Spray (from oribe.com) for a frizz-free canvas. After brushing through the curls, he pulled hair into one big knot at the nape of the neck, allowing pieces to fall naturally around her face for a messy, undone finish.

TAYLOR SCHILLING’S 

SOFT CURLS

Stylist Ryan Tygstad began by spritzing Tigi Bed Head Superstar Queen for a Day Thickening Spray (from ulta.com), concentrating on the roots to add lift before blow-drying. For “soft, elegant movement,” she created loose waves with a large curling iron. A final mist of finishing spray enhanced her smooth, lustrous shine.

SARAH HYLAND’S SIDE-SWEPTWAVES

Hairstylist Ryan Richman recommends applying Living Proof Prime Style Extender (fromlivingproof.com) to damp hair before blow-drying to secure night-long results. After anchoring locks to one side with a deep side-part, use a one-inch curling iron to coil hair section by section in the same direction. Then, “gently brush out your curl into a uniformed wave,” he said. Pin hair behind one ear to achieve the star’s dramatic, side-swept appeal.

JEWEL’S ASYMMETRICAL UPDO

To achieve this elegant style, hairstylist Nikki Lee first created texture by setting curls throughout the singer’s hair, which she later softened by combing through with a large paddle brush. After giving her roots a lift with UNITE Expanda Dust (fromunitehair.com), Lee began constructing the low chignon by tying hair into loose knots while pinning and tucking strands onto one side. “To finish off this look, I wanted to sculpt soft Hollywood waves throughout the left side while keeping the right side clean and sleek,” she told us. A final spritz of hairspray helped lock strands in place.