ooklyn Decker's Flip Doesn't Flop
Brooklyn Decker's fresh 'do was a pleasant change for the model and actress when she cropped several inches off her hair this past March. The 24-year-old showed us how to properly rock a bob as she stepped out in NYC last night to toast stylist Annie Landon, while sporting pretty, flipped-out ends. A fresh face and touch of coral lipstick perfectly complimented Brooklyn's slightly-tousled, golden tresses. (Stylelist)3 Sexy Summer Hairstyles To Try Now
Summer fever has officially descended. And since you've already broken out your flirty, skin-baring, hot-weather wardrobe, why not turn up the heat even more with another spicy little number—a sexy summer hairstyle? The look is completely attainable: Amp up a simple, understated look with some big-time sex appeal by adding movement, texture, and volume. Showcase your extra-sultry wild side (that's far from trashy) and attempt a Brigitte Bardot-inspired bombshell look. Try the effortlessly disheveled morning-after 'do, or go for some easy beach waves with an alluring flip. Whatever your fancy, we've found some easy tricks for cranking up the heat in your hairstyle.
The Sexy Summer Flip—An alluring mix of punky and sexy, this style plays off an undercut but is easy to recreate and requires zero commitment. First, add a volumizing mousse to damp hair. Make a deep side-part and blow-dry hair with a boar-bristle brush, pulling hair to one side. Backcomb at the crown to for extra volume, and add braids underneath the hair or french braid the back, à la Charlotte Ronson's fall '11 show, or just keep it simple and flip hair over the top and to the side. Finish with hairspray.
From left: Philip B. Maui Wowie Beach Mist, $22, available at Philip B; TRESemmé Climate Control Mousse, $3.34, available at Target; TRESemmé Anti-Frizz Secret Smoothing Creme, $4.75, available at Drugstore.com; Charlotte Ronson Fall '11 images courtesy of TRESemmé. The Messy Morning After—Start with a volumizing mousse and blow-dry or spray a texturing styling gel on dry hair. Use a one-inch curling iron to create randomly placed waves, then run fingers through hair and backcomb at the roots. The messier, slept-in, and more wind-blown-looking, the better.
From left: Redken Wool Shake, 08 Gel-Slush Texturizer, $17, visit Redken for salons; Hot Tools 1" Curling Iron, $42.99, available at Folica; Ouidad PlayCurl Volumizing Foam, $22, available at Sephora; Tracy Reese spring '11 image courtesy of TRESemmé; Rebecca Minkoff fall '11 image courtesy of the designer. The Half-Up Bombshell—Hot rollers will give your hair mega volume, like Lindsey Wixson's 'do in Opening Ceremony's spring/summer '11 look book, but a one-inch curling iron will do the trick, too. Once the curls are set, brush hair out and spray on a volumizing, dry hairspray at the roots to add volume. Backcomb at the crown, pull the top half of hair back, and secure into a half-up poof. Finish by spraying generously with hairspray.
From left: Remington T-Studio Ceramic Pearl Heated Clip Setters, $34.59, available at Target; John Frieda Luxurious Volume Anytime Volume Refresher, $5.99, available at Ulta; Oribe Superfine Strong Hairspray, $34, available at Oribe; Redken Rootful 06 Root Lifting Spray, $15, visit Redken for salons; Opening Ceremony spring/summer '11 images courtesy of Opening Ceremony.
The Sexy Summer Flip—An alluring mix of punky and sexy, this style plays off an undercut but is easy to recreate and requires zero commitment. First, add a volumizing mousse to damp hair. Make a deep side-part and blow-dry hair with a boar-bristle brush, pulling hair to one side. Backcomb at the crown to for extra volume, and add braids underneath the hair or french braid the back, à la Charlotte Ronson's fall '11 show, or just keep it simple and flip hair over the top and to the side. Finish with hairspray.
From left: Philip B. Maui Wowie Beach Mist, $22, available at Philip B; TRESemmé Climate Control Mousse, $3.34, available at Target; TRESemmé Anti-Frizz Secret Smoothing Creme, $4.75, available at Drugstore.com; Charlotte Ronson Fall '11 images courtesy of TRESemmé. The Messy Morning After—Start with a volumizing mousse and blow-dry or spray a texturing styling gel on dry hair. Use a one-inch curling iron to create randomly placed waves, then run fingers through hair and backcomb at the roots. The messier, slept-in, and more wind-blown-looking, the better.
From left: Redken Wool Shake, 08 Gel-Slush Texturizer, $17, visit Redken for salons; Hot Tools 1" Curling Iron, $42.99, available at Folica; Ouidad PlayCurl Volumizing Foam, $22, available at Sephora; Tracy Reese spring '11 image courtesy of TRESemmé; Rebecca Minkoff fall '11 image courtesy of the designer. The Half-Up Bombshell—Hot rollers will give your hair mega volume, like Lindsey Wixson's 'do in Opening Ceremony's spring/summer '11 look book, but a one-inch curling iron will do the trick, too. Once the curls are set, brush hair out and spray on a volumizing, dry hairspray at the roots to add volume. Backcomb at the crown, pull the top half of hair back, and secure into a half-up poof. Finish by spraying generously with hairspray.
From left: Remington T-Studio Ceramic Pearl Heated Clip Setters, $34.59, available at Target; John Frieda Luxurious Volume Anytime Volume Refresher, $5.99, available at Ulta; Oribe Superfine Strong Hairspray, $34, available at Oribe; Redken Rootful 06 Root Lifting Spray, $15, visit Redken for salons; Opening Ceremony spring/summer '11 images courtesy of Opening Ceremony.
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