Natural Texture

HOT TIP Styles that work with—not against—hair’s natural texture are easier to manage and maintain

KERRY WASHINGTON
THE LOOK Shoulder length with lots of graduated layers
Why it works The cut gives Washington the versatility to style her hair straight, wavy or curly.
STYLING TIPS Los Angeles stylist Jessica Tingley, who has worked with Washington, blow-dries the actress’s hair smooth before wrapping one-inch sections around a small curling iron to create loose ringlets. She finishes by finger-combing the curls with a dime-size dab of Frédéric Fekkai Glossing cream ($25/7 oz.; sephora.com), which creates a less contrived look.

Natural Texture

HOT TIP Styles that work with—not against—hair’s natural texture are easier to manage and maintain

MISCHA BARTON
THE LOOK Long and layered, with almost grown-out bangs
WHY IT WORKS Barton’s medium-texture, slightly wavy hair is easy to style straight or curly, says New York City stylist Pasquale Ferrante, who has worked with the actress.
STYLING TIPS Before styling, Ferrante layers Redken Extreme Cat, a deep-conditioning leave-in treatment, and Redken Fabricate 03, a heat-activated texturizing spray ($13 each; 800-733-5368 for salons), on Barton’s damp hair. “The combination of the two gives her hair protection, volume, movement and hold,” he says.

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