Pon Saradeth created a style update by taking Hannah's formerly A-line bob into a more blunt line on the bottom and then shattered the edge for movement. To add depth he introduced a dribble of caramel as lowlights through her flaxen blonde hair.

HAIR: Jose Garcia Peluqueros @ Schwarzkopf Professional 

Makeup: Isabel García  • Photographer: David Arnal  • Stylist: Anel Yaos 

Accented with a long beard this overstated pompadour features exagerated height on top.

Add a root lift product or styling spray at the root on top and blow-dry in sections with a round brush, lifing up on top for volume. Use pomade to smooth down any flyaways and mist with finishing spray to hold.

HAIR: Borja Carbonell para Salón Carlos Valiente. PHOTOGRAPHER: Esteban Roca 

Rippled waves and piecey ends give Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's long layers a touchable appeal.

Starting on dry, smooth hair, mist larger sections with working spray and curl the lower part away from your face using a large curing wand. Hold onto the ends as you wrap the section around the rod, leaving them out of the curing process. Once all sections are curled, add a small amount of styling cream on your hands and run fingers through hair to break up sections.

Valerie’s hair was a basic mid length. It was all grown out with no shape or defined style. Her color was very flat with a one-dimensional dark brown.

Stylist Kaytee Varchetto started Valerie’s style transformation by cutting a classic A-line shape with exaggerated length in front.  She applied soft side bangs and then went back in and modernized the look by texturizing all over. This added movement to her hair and would help to unlock the versatility of the cut.

Kristin had long, chest length hair with thick, side bangs, a slight natural wave and a dull, all one tone brown color. She wanted to keep her length but desired a more current look.

Kelly had shoulder length strands with lots of old, grown out color. It was blond on top and red on the bottom and her layers were overgrown and seemed to lay flat.

Pon evened out the color giving her a darker red base and then gave her defined caramel blond highlights on top for maximum depth. Working with the dimension in the color, he cut shorter layers and an above shoulder length.  He slice cut to give a shattered effect and then added fun pixie bangs to frame her face.

Jade had shoulder length strands with splotchy and overly dark color. Her hair had no shape to it and the color left her skin looking sallow.

Pon Saradeth started her new look by creating a soft, slightly above shoulder length bob. The ends hug inward while blended layers add shape and movement, now directing attention to her beautiful features.