The celeb: Sarah Michelle Gellar
The hair: bouffant Buffy

- First, prep strands with a heat protectant and apply a texturizing mousse.
- Using a round brush, straighten hair while blow-drying, then curl the ends under with a large-barrel curling iron (about 1.5 inches wide).
- For Sarah’s "fighting hairstyle", make a French twist by pulling your hair back to the nape of your neck, then rolling it upward.
- Pin the twist from the bottom up.
- If you’re feelin’ frisky, let the top of the twist hang loose and pull a few strands free around your forehead and above your ears.


The celeb: Lisa Kudrow
The hair: sleek peek

- First, deep-condition your hair.
- After you towel-dry, massage one drop of conditioning cream and two drops of silicone serum into tresses.
- Blow dry strands straight using a flat paddle brush. Curly ‘dos may need extra serum on the ends to fight leftover fuzz.
- Create a side part and pull your hair into a tight ponytail at the nape of the neck.
- Twist the tail, then wrap it into a bun, leaving the ends sprouting out. Put pomade at the ends to define the strands sticking out.
- Use a spritz of spray to keep it all in place.


The celeb: Danielle Fishel
The hair: girl-next-door

- Make your mane majorly thick like Danielle’s by misting a thickening spray over strands or working a golf ball-size dollop of mousse into towel-dried hair.
- Apply a straightening gel to get your locks stick-straight.
- Divide your hair into several sections, then blow dry from roots to ends till it’s completely dry.
- To fight frizz and flyaways, smooth a hair serum onto the ends.
- Gather your hair into a low ponytail, then wrap it around to form a loose bun and secure with extra-large hairpins (made for thick hair).
- Leave the ends loose.


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