Lisa Williams’s Hairstyle

Her hair was cut short and was tapered from her back hairline to a longer length through her top section.Her hair was also chipped all over to create a great amount of texture all the way throughout the style.Her bangs were cut piecey and styled to fall onto her forehead for a textured finish and to help hide her high hairline.

How to Create this Style:

Apply mousse to damp hair then blow-dry the top section straight. Leave the mid lengths and ends in curls by scrunch drying them and use hot tongs throughout if you need some extra curl. Finish the style with smoothing shine and hair spray for hold.

Mary J. Blige’s Hairstyle

The back of her hair was tapered into her head for shape and blended up to the textured layers through the top and sides for a funky finish.

Her hair was also chipped all over to create a great amount of texture all the way throughout the style.Her bangs were cut piecey and styled to fall onto her forehead for a textured finish and to help hide her high hairline.

How to Create this Style:

Allow your stylist one and a half hours of time for hot roller setting, curl forming and pinning. This style will hold well in all weather conditions. This is a low-fuss hairstyle perfect for those looking for an easy-to-man

Macy Gray’s Hairstyle

Her back and sides were taper cut and shaped around her face and her top was angle layered and thinned out to add height and texture around her crown.

Full bangs were also cut and swept to one side to create a softer finish. This style is fun and easy to re-create and will be easy to maintain with regular trims.

How to Create this Style:

Apply styling mousse to wet hair, then using a large radial brush, smooth the hair concentrating on the bangs and crown area. Apply small amounts of wax to the entire hair to give definition and texture throughout.

Lisa Rinna’s Hairstyle

Wearing a short and stylish ‘do with plenty of layers creating volume and lift through the top.The side layers were just long enough to cover her ears and soften the sides of her look. This hairstyle is easy to maintain with regular trims.

How to Create this Style:

Apply mousse to damp hair then, starting at the sides, blow-dry under, then out. Continue all the way around. Once dry, a ceramic iron can be used following the same path as before. Finish with some wax to the ends and lacquer for hold.

Mackenzie Westmore’s Hairstyle

The back of Mackenzie’s hair has been razored through the ends to add texture and help create her great flicked effect. The front of Mackenzie’s hair has been jagged layered to create a flat but messy look. This style is very fresh and will be easy to maintain with regular trims.

How to Create this Style:

Apply styling mousse to wet hair, then using a large radial brush, smooth the hair concentrating on the bangs and crown area. Apply small amounts of wax to the entire hair to give definition and texture throughout.

MC Lyte’s Hairstyle

The sides and back of her hair were clippered short and blended into her top layers, which were razor-cut for definition and texture.

This style can easily be re-created with a little wax or molding gum.

How to Create this Style:

Apply mousse to damp hair, then starting at the bottom and working your way up, blow-dry under using a medium radial brush. Smooth the bangs around to the side with a smaller brush, and once dry, smooth shine the top layers for gloss and lacquer for hold.