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11 Flattering Hairstyles

Whatever your 'dos deal is--flat hair, split ends, overgrown bangs, dull hair--one of these hairstyles will hide the damage

Jennifer Laing

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Overgrown Bangs?

Sweep them to the side and lock them in place with a spritz of hairspray.
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Limp Hair?

Add some waves with a wide-barrel curling iron and-ta-da!-instant volume, like Maria Bello, left.
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Split Ends?

Tuck them into an updo-like Sarah Jessica Parker’s-and they’ll be out of sight. . .and almost out of mind.
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Lackluster Locks?

Iron hair straight (smooth locks reflect light better than curls) and add a drop of shine serum for a mirror-finish à la Mary-Louise Parker.
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An Unflattering Cut?

Backcomb hair at the roots and pull it back into a chic updo, like Heidi Klum’s.
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Frizz?

A super straight style will only emphasize your hair’s fuzzy tendencies. Instead, make like Charlize Theron and work with your natural texture, not against it.
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Greasy Locks?

Slick those strands back, as Eva LaRue does here, for a style that look sleek not slick.
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Fine, limp locks?

Add bangs, like Rosemarie DeWitt, which typically look best on smooth strands.
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Unwashed Hair?

Wear it up, like Catherine Zeta-Jones. Stylists say hair that’s NOT freshly shampooed is best for updos.
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Got Roots?

Try an uneven part, like Cindy Crawford’s, to camouflage the re-growth until you can hit the salon.
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When All Else Fails….

Don a cool hat-like Julianne’s Moore’s chic fedora. It temporarily conceals virtually every hair flaw and always looks stylish. FOR MORE HAIR FIXES, CHECK OUT 11 WAYS TO REVIVE STRAGGLY STRANDS
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First Published Thu, 2010-09-02 17:46

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