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Hair secrets of the stars: Cynthia Nixon
With a winning combination of beauty and brains, Miranda, played by Cynthia Nixon on Channel 4s Sex and the City, proves that professional style does not have to be plain or boring. With her fiery red hair and ultra-modern wardrobe, Miranda commands respect without going near a power suit. Oscar Bond, celebrity stylist and owner of the Oscar Bond Salon in New York, has some tips on how to get this smart, short and sexy look for yourself.
STEP 1
After shampooing and towel drying your hair, begin to blow-dry it by brushing the hair forward toward the left side of your head and then the right side; alternate this process until the entire head is dry and somewhat straight.
STEP 2
Work a small amount of styling cream through the hair to help prepare it for the next step, which involves a straightening iron. The cream will help protect the hair from the heat and add shine. Starting with the back lower section of the head, apply the straightening iron to the roots and slide it straight down to the ends, making sure to keep both the hair and the iron very close to your head to avoid curling the hair. The idea is to keep things very flat. Once the back is finished, repeat this process on the sides and the front of the head, always starting your sections at the hairline and working up toward the crown.
STEP 3
Once all the hair has been straightened, there will still be quite a bit of hair in your face. Dont panic this is a good thing. Apply a little more styling cream, and after creating a side parting, begin to brush the hair to one side, keeping it very sleek and straight. Tuck the longer pieces behind your ear. Brush the hair on the opposite side of the head, so that it too is close to your head and tucked behind your ear.
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