Star trend horsetail is joker hair style

Horsetail is' Bad Hair Day 'savior, the worse hair quality or messy hair, you just need a rubber band to subdue the trouble hair in few seconds.No wonder the actresses all like the "Horsetail look"!

Angelina-Jolie

Small roll bang, adding more elegance feeling for the whole modelling .

Anne-Hathaway

The head of the proper fluffy of the top of Anne's head makes the headform more stereoscopic.

Beyonce

Choosing a water embellish hair gloss, makes the all back horsetail creating a smooth feeling.

Blake-Lively

With different shades of dye hair color, adding more level for the horsetail modelling.

Dianna-Agron

Clear dividing line, covering the too broad forehead and mendingthe facial outline faults.

Emma-Roberts

Eva-Longoria

Gwyneth-Paltrow

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Summer Hair Forecast

Beat the heat! We’ve got weather-ready styles for every temperature

Forecast: Warm

A sleek hairstyle like Beyoncé’s is stunning—but won’t always survive the great outdoors. To avoid looking like a sweaty, frizzy mess, save this ’do for a day when it’s comfortably warm with a slight breeze and no chance of rain.

Forecast: Warm Unless the heat is stifling—which it isn’t—you should embrace your tresses! Save the high-bun for steamier temps and try a sexy yet practical half-updo like Jessica Alba’s for an evening out (Alba wore the style to a recent dinner party).

Forecast: Warm Blake Lively’s cascading locks are hot in more ways than one. If you have a thick mane too, push it to the side and let your neck breathe. Throw in some fishtail braids and you’re red-carpet ready!

Forecast: Warm

Beach waves are always en vogue for summer—and the more texture they have, the better (so if frizz strikes, don’t fret). Nicole Richie pulls off the trend perfectly.

Forecast: Hot Straight, bluntly cut bangs are in, but sweaty bangs aren’t. To avoid the stuck-to-the-forehead look, opt for sparse fringe like Zoë Kravitz’s.

Forecast: Boiling In the midst of a heat wave? Take it off! Alexa Chung proves a short chin-length bob can be superstylish. The best part: If you go for a textured, delightfully untamed look like hers, you can relinquish control of your tresses.

Forecast: Boiling

Is stepping outside your air-conditioned home like entering the Wild West? Do as Cowboys & Aliens actress Olivia Wilde did, and go for a high-pony. Incorporating volume at the crown catapults the look from the gym to the red carpet.

Forecast: Boiling
Whitney Port takes her high-pony a step further and turns it into a bun. A few bobby pins, and you can be ballet-chic too!

Hollywood’s go-to hairstylists reveal the best short ’dos for every face type

It doesn’t take a shear genius to see why short hair is trendy for summer; besides being lighter and cooler, it’s also great for fuss-free styling.

True Blood’s Evan Rachael Wood is the latest celebrity to chop her locks—but is her hairstyle right for you? Here, Hollywood hair gurus Ted Gibson (Brooklyn Decker, Anne Hathaway) and Adam Campbell (Kate Hudson, Scarlett Johansson) take the guesswork out of going short and reveal surefire ways to make the cut.

Face Type: Square Jaw

To offset Brooklyn Decker’s strong jaw line, Gibson gave her a soft, textured bob. “I also created graduated layers and made the cut a little longer in the front,” he adds. “You want hair in the front to be below the jaw so that it doesn’t draw the eye to that area of the face.”

Face Type: High

Heart-Shaped “If you have a sharper chin, I wouldn’t take the hair too short,” says Gibson. “I don’t think you should go any shorter than the chin,” agrees Campbell. “You might also follow Reese Witherspoon’s lead and add soft bangs—she looks great with them.”

Face Type: Round

According to Gibson, sleek, angular short cuts are best for a round face (think an asymmetrical bob or a pixie with side-swept bangs). “A rounder face tends to have less shape to it—while straight hair will lengthen, angles in the haircut will add shape and symmetry,” he says.

Don’t confuse straightness with flatness, though; hair should still have volume. Michelle Williams’ pixie is flattering because “the fullness is kept at her crown and above her ears,” says Campbell.

Face Type: Long Neck

Want to flaunt your long, gorgeous neck? Go with a pixie. For balance, however, Gibson says to try a lengthier bob like Anne Hathaway’s (“bobs that are cut above the chin can look weird with a long neck”). He also styled Hathaway's strands straight and blunt: “Annie has big, beautiful eyes and a softer complexion—I gave her haircut angles to bring strength to her face.”

Face Type: Oval

You might be blessed with an oval face, but that doesn’t mean you have to go supershort just because you can. “Shorter pixies require a cut every four to six weeks,” says Campbell. “If you don’t have the time or money, I’d go longer like Sienna Miller did—a style like hers doesn’t require as many salon visits to maintain and you can get away with one to two bang trims in between full-on cuts.”

Face Type: Any
Personality Type: Bold

Those who want to attain this Cleopatra-inspired look using their own hair—regardless of whether they have the optimal oval face shape—should be aware of the styling it requires. “It’s a fun, edgy hairdo but it requires plenty of bang trims and flatironing,” says Campbell. “To minimize damage and maximize sleekness, be sure to use a thermal protectant.”

Actress Krysten Ritter pulls off the blunt cut with panache.