How to get 2 of the 9 MOST WANTED hairstyles.
Courteney Cox
Best known as Monica from Friends,
the star of Scream changes her hair so often it's hard to keep up.
This new crop really suits her tiny features.
The cut
A short sleek style, razor cut to remove heaviness. Hair is 5in
at front, with 4½in layers tapering into a ½in at the nape of
the neck. The sides must be just long enough to tuck sleekly
behind the ears.
The style
Squirt a golf ball-size blob of Results Body Booster Silkening
Mousse, £3.39, into your palm and work through hair from roots
to ends. Blow-dry sections of hair using a round brush with a
metal barrel. The metal holds heat longer for better styling
control. Rub a small amount of Hair Art Protect
The cut
A long style with layers starting 3in below chin level. The
shortest layer is a 9in, the longest is 11in, while the overall
length is 15in. The front is cut into a gentle, jagged line for a
soft & Shine Serum, £4.99 at Superdrug, over palms, sweep a
large, clean make-up brush over them and smooth down hairshaft
for a shiny, polished finish.
Suits
Straight to wavy, medium to fine and square, oval and round face
shapes. look that frames the face.
The style
Work Results Body Booster Silkening Mousse, £3.39, through the
roots to the ends. Add a small blob of serum to the lengths and
ends, then blow-dry hair upside-down until almost dry. Next,
divide into easy-to-manage sections and use a small round brush
to smooth into shape whilst blow-dry. To finish and create shine,
use the make-up brush and serum trick, as described in the
Courteney cut on the previous page.
Suits
Ideal for most hair types, but curly hair will require more
effort to achieve a sleek finish. Suits all but long face shapes.
Jennifer Aniston
You couldn't miss her style last year-it was everywhere. Now
she's changed it for a longer, sleeker version but the reaction
has been just the same. Get it before everyone else does.
