Stick Straight

• Hollywood starlets like Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston both have appeared on the red carpet with silky, stick straight hair. Hair that can be touched and streams through the fingers is on everyone's list for hairstyles. If you have straight hair, or even wavy or curly hair, you can get this effect by flat ironing your hair when it is still slightly damp. Make sure to apply a heat protector to the hair, and then run a straightening serum through it, working through to the ends. Make sure your flat iron is heated, and then run it through a 3-inch section of hair, all the way to the ends. The steam from the wet hair and heat of the iron will create perfectly smooth, straight hair. Just allow it to dry and cool before you head out.
  
  

Straight Bob

• Victoria Beckham set off a worldwide hairstyle craze with her stacked, asymmetrical bob that worked with her natural texture of straight hair. Regular girls can get this look at their regular hairstylist. When you go, either bring in a picture of the Victoria Beckham bob, or explain to the stylist that you want a stacked bob that graduates from shorter in the back to longer in the front. Although Victoria doesn't have bangs, you can ask for some side-swept ones to emphasize the texture in the hair.
  
  

Blunt Bangs

• You can find blunt, straight bangs on many different types of girls; high-fashion models, emo girls and even businesswomen. This is because blunt, straight bangs give a fashion-forward look that is completely low maintenance. No special brushes are needed; your blunt bangs are cut straight across the forehead and can dry naturally after a shower if your hair is straight. Blunt bangs work best with blunt hairstyles that don't have many layers. Girls with a wavier hair texture can still try blunt bangs, but they may need to flat-iron the bangs to get that razor-sharp look that is so popular.