9 hairstyles you can wear to the office

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Elizabeth BanksWorks best for: Shoulder

length, thick, straight hair

Side-swept pony

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Step 1: Start by applying a light weight shine serum to dry hair.Step 2: On the crown of your head, section out a circle of hair about 4 inches in diameter and lightly back comb the underside with your brush. Two or three strokes down the shaft of your hair should give you all the lift you need.


Step 3: Create a side part and leave about two inches of face-framing hair hanging on that side out as you loosely brush hair back into a neat, mid-height pony.Step 4: Secure pony with a thick elastic that matches your hair color and won't slip outStep 5: Secure some of the hanging front section of hair behind you ear with a bobby pin -- you want a few wisps to remain hanging.www.FaceTransformation

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Roxy OlinWorks best for: Long hair,

any texture

Sophisticated side braid


Step 1: Haphazardly create a side part in dry hair using a wide tooth comb.Step 2: With your hands, pull hair around to side opposite your part.Step 3: Section hair into three parts and braid them, securing at the ends with a clear elastic. Step 4: Pull out a few face-framing pieces of hair to soften the look.


Jada Pinkett SmithWorks best for: Shoulder length or longer, thick or

fine straight hair

Slicked back half-updo


Step 1: First, if your hair isn't stick straight like Jada's, run a flat iron over the ends to really flatten out. Then, apply a strong hold gel to the front and sides of dry hair, and slick all of your face framing hair back.Step 2: Section off a horseshoe shape of hair from your temples to the back of your crown, and clip up and out of the way for now.


Step 3: Use a comb to smooth back the sides of your hair (just above your ears) and secure each side (just behind your ears) with bobby pins that match your hair color.Step 4: Let down the clipped section and carefully smooth back the top section of hair with a comb, so it hides the pins. Sprits with hairspray to finish.www.FaceTransformation

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Michelle WilliamsWorks best for: Short thick

or fine hair

Zig-zag parted pixie


Step 1: Apply a smoothing serum and blow dry hair with a round brush for added volume and shine.Step 2: Decide which side you want to part on, then use a comb to create a large Z shape diagonally across the crown of your head.Step 3: Tuck the hair on the same side it's parted on behind your ear and sprits your entire head with light hold hairspray.


Alicia KeysWorks best for: Curly

shoulder length or longer hair

Textured half-updo


Step 1: Apply curl enhancing gel to damp hair and let curls dry naturally or diffuse.Step 2: Pull the top half of your hair back into a half-up pony.Step 3: Secure hair with a work-appropriate clip.Step 4: Use fingers to rough up the pinned section for added texture.


Kristen BellWorks best for: Wavy or

straight, fine or thick hair

Side-pinned curls


Step 1: Quickly blow dry hair with large round brush to add bounce and shine.Step 2: Create a deep side part directly above your temples using a comb.Step 3: Secure the front of your hair on the side opposite your part with a bobby pin that doesn't match your hair color -- so it stands out.Step 4: Use a large-barreled curling iron (check out top-rated ones here) and roll just the ends of your hair around the barrel in towards your face.Step 5: Mist hair with flexible-hold hairspray. www.FaceTransformation

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Kate BeckinsaleWorks best for: Shoulder

length straight hair

Voluminous ponytail


Step 1: Working with dry hair, section off a horseshoe shape from temple to temple on top of your head and spray with a volumizer.Step 2: Using a fine toothed comb, tease the back side of that section to create volume. Smooth the section away from your face when you're done.Step 3: Brush hair back into a high ponytail and secure with elastic.Step 4: Use a large curling iron to curl just the ends of ponytail. Mist with hairspray to set the look. www.FaceTransformation

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Debra MessingWorks best for: Straight

thick hair

Sleek deep side-part


Step 1: Apply a tiny amount of a de-frizzing and shine enhancing.Step 2: Create a deep side part with comb.Step 3: Flat iron hair straight flipping out the ends slightly.Step 4: Tuck hair on the same side as your part behind one ear and pin for extra hold.


January JonesWorks best for: Wavy or straight,

shoulder length hair

Pinned up ends with a headband


Step 1: Create a side part in dry hair and loosely bobby pin (so hair drapes above one eye) two inches of the side opposite your part behind your ear.Step 2: Choose a work-appropriate headband and slide it onto the top of your head, covering the pin.Step 3: Bobby pin the ends of your hair under, to the hair at the nape of your neck (faux bob style) or swoop into a loose bun. www.FaceTransformation

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