Celebrity Hairstyles - Lindsay Lohan at the AMA's

Lindsay Lohan performed at the American Music Awards on Tuesday night. She looked so amazing with long, brunette extensions.

Our favourite Hair Straighteners

The best straighteners are Ceramic, as ceramic hair straighteners are less damaging to your hair than metal or aluminium. It should have at least 150 watts of power.

Using John Frieda Frizz-Ease Daily Nourishment Leave-in Fortifying Spray after you wash your hair, will leave your hair hydrated, enriched with vitamins and will protect against hair styling. This is especially important if you don't have a ceramic flat iron.

Our Favourites - For Under $50

	Hot Tools Ceramic Flat Iron (2") RRP: $61.99 | ON SALE $49.99 - Suitable for any hair length, even bangs. - 170 watts of power. - Ceramic Plates that preserve moisture, eliminate frizz and damaging hot spots. - 10 variable heat settings. - Quick heat up. Click tobuy Hot Tools Ceramic Flat Iron (2")
	Revlon Professional Ceramic Straightener, Model RV045C RRP: $26.99 | ON SALE $22.99 - Suitable for any hair length, even bangs. - 2" Ceramic Plates. - 25 Heat settings. - High heat, even heat. - Tangle proof swivel cord Click to buy Revlon Professional Ceramic Straightener

Our Favourite Professional Straighteners

	CHI Ceramic Flat Iron Turbo (2") RRP: $220 | ON SALE $144.99 FREE SHIPPING - Ceramic technology for flash quick heating. - Even temperature at all time. - Seals the cuticle. - Repels humidity. - Locks in hair color and retards fading. - Ceramic heat will ensure the penetration of the silk molecules to the hair. - Valid, one year warranty. Click to buy CHI Ceramic Flat Iron Turbo (2")
	BaByliss Pro Vented Ceramic Straightening Iron RRP: $99.99 | ON SALE $73.99 - Use on dry or damp hair! - Vent & Channel system allows water to escape as steam. - Seals in hair's natural moisture. - 200 watts of power. - Easy grip handle. - One-year limited warranty. Click to buy BaByliss Pro Vented Ceramic Straightening Iron

How To : The Pouf

The Pouf

IMPORTANT: Don't go too crazy with this look. Keep the Pouf a reasonable size!



STEP 1 - LIFT
Start with a two-inch square of hair gathered from the front of your head. Spritz with a volumising spray from the hairline to two inches above the root.



STEP 2 - BLOWDRY
Wrap hair under and around a large round brush. Blow-dry, blasting the roots with cool air - that's what sets the style.




STEP 2 - HEIGHTEN
Build volume by taking small sections of hair and teasing it toward the root. Then smooth the kinked-out hair by gently combing in into pompadour form (A woman's hairstyle formed by sweeping the hair straight up from the forehead into a high, turned-back roll.)



Gather into a pouf and use your fingers to shape and play with the height. Fasten with pins and you're good to go.





Source: Teen People, November 2005. Scanned by Sammie323.