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The Ten Best Celebrity Hairstyles Spring 2011
Posted on Feb 18, 2011 in Hair

Spring wardrobe staples: check. Fresh new cosmetics: check. Once you’ve nailed the fashion and make-up trends for S/S11, the final ingredient for your new season look is revitalised hair. If you’re not sure whether this Spring’s about swishy long tresses, or tailored crops,hair straighteners reviews, look to the barnets of the stars that are one step ahead of hair trends. Celebrity colourist Karine Jackson lends her expertise to The Ten Best,ghd website, selecting the styles of the moment:
Emma Watson: Her coming-of-age crop is a beautiful tailored style, well-executed and easy to maintain. All it needs is a little wax to style and regular four-weekly cuts. Recommended: Control Paste Finishing Paste, £19.50, Aveda. Natalie Portman: Her relaxed, natural style with loose curls shaped around the face is easy to achieve with heated rollers, which give hair movement and softness. Recommended: Cloud Nine TheO heated roller pod, £152.95, Amazon.
Keira Knightley: Her latest bob gives her an air of maturity and grace. To define the texture, it benefits from a little spray gel through the roots.  Recommended: Aussie Dual Personality texturising and conditioning gel spray, £4.69, Boots.
Michelle Obama: Fashion icon Michelle’s classic look is longer and more textured in 2011, with plenty of volume and gloss.  This well-groomed style needs plenty of conditioning to enhance shine. Recommended: Frederic Fekkai Coiff Perfecteur anti-frizz silkening creme, £20, Space NK.
Rihanna: She has grown her hair a little recently, which gives it a great shape. Her bright colour is spot on, as vivid red is very fashionable, but it needs careful maintenance.  Recommended: Kiehl’s sunflower color preserving masque, £25, John Lewis.
Cheryl Cole: The brunette’s styles are ever changing, featuring tumbling curls, plaits, topknots and beehives.  Her varied looks depend on plenty of volume, extensions and beautiful hair accessories.  Recommended: Deco pearl large hair slide, £24, Glitzy Secrets.
Lady GaGa: The platinum blonde star wears long extensions with bouncy curl. Her dramatic styles take hours to achieve a finished look.  Instead of regular washing, a dry shampoo can be handy.  Recommended:  Bumble and Bumble White hair powder, £28, Liberty.
Britney Spears: For her comeback this year, she’s wearing her hair long, golden, with tumbling waves: the look she’s best known for.  But her bleached hair will need added gloss to avoid looking dull.  Recommended: Frederic Fekkai salon glaze, £24, Selfridges.
Frankie Sandford: This style is perfection — an edgy,pourpre ghd, creative, assymetric short haircut, which can be worn in lots of different ways.  The cut creates a triangle of length through the top section, which can be worn both sides, changing the look completely.  Frankie’s style needs products that work with her wave, creating definition.  Recommended: Kiehl’s weightless curl defining spray, £18, John Lewis.
Victoria Beckham: Her latest extensions achieve a long, bouncy style, with versatility for up-dos. Her softly sculpted ponytails and buns need help to achieve a smooth, shiny finish.  Recommended: Light Elements smoothing fluid, £20.50, Aveda.
Celebrity colourist Karine Jackson is Organic Colour Systems’ Creative Director and runs her salon, Karine Jackson Hair & Beauty, in Covent Garden, London.  For appointments, call 020 7836 0300.