Jaimie Alexander's slightly wavy bob is ideal for gals with natural texture.

Get The Look: Simply add curl enhancing lotion or texture spray and allow hair to air dry. Run a small amount of styling cream through to finger style hair into place and then piece the ends by pinching and twisting with a dab of styling wax.

Pinned back for a half-up ‘do, Jaimie Alexander's lengthy hairstyle is ideal for women with curls or waves.

Get The Look: Start with already curled hair and tease at the root on top. Smooth back over the teased section and add hair from both sides as you pull hair back and pin into place. Be sure and seal the deal with a quick spritz of finishing spray. 

Pieced out waves add interest to Jaimie Alexander's chin length bob.

Activate natural texture by missing with a texturizing spray and rough drying hair with just your fingers. Blow-dry the side fringe smooth using a round brush. Work a small amount of styling paste through the rest of your hair, pinching and twisting sections to add pieciness.

Piecey waves wander through these volumized layers for a softly tousled finish.

Mist sections of dry, volumized hair with working spray and wrap around a large curling iron. Hold in place a few moments to set the curl and then release. Continue with other sections until all hair is curled away from the face in front and a mix of directions in back. Run your fingers along with a dab of styling paste through curls to break up the sections and create volumized movement. Mist with finishing spray to finish.

Hair: Nicole Martin for Nicole Martin Hair

Makeup: Jaime Queenin

Pinned-back fingerwaves give Priyanka Chopra's long hair a sense of nostalgic glamour.

If you don’t have any natural curl or strong waves, use this technique first:

Starting with dry hair, mist small sections really well with working spray and curl each in the same direction using a ¾-inch curling iron. Pin curls up to cool. Once cooled, undo pins and run a soft brush through to create a rolling wave.

If you have natural curl or wave, use sculpting or wet set gel on damp hair and then set hair into a fingerwave pattern using the following technique:

Priyanka Chopra goes for a pinned back side to her mid length waves.

Get The Look: Apply texture spray on damp hair and rough dry with your fingers. Once completely dry, mist all over with working spray and loosely wrap sections around a curling rod, keeping the ends out for a lived-in appeal. Alternate curl direction from section to section. Run fingers through to break up sections, finger-style hair into place and mist with more working spray to hold. For a fun variation and to dress things up a bit, pin one side back and add a decorative accessory. 

Priyanka Chopra's barely-there waves are plaited on one side and pinned back.

Get The Look: Apply texture spray on damp hair and rough dry with your fingers. Once completely dry, mist all over with working spray and loosely wrap sections around a curling rod, keeping the ends out for a lived-in appeal. Alternate curl direction from section to section. Run fingers through to break up sections, finger-style hair into place and mist with more working spray to hold. To dress things up a bit, create a braid on one side and pin it back. 

Priyanka Chopra's shoulder-touching layers are laced with fullness and soft, barely-there waves.

Get The Look: Apply texture spray on damp hair and rough dry with your fingers. Once completely dry, mist all over with working spray and loosely wrap sections around a curling rod, keeping the ends out for a lived-in appeal. Alternate curl direction from section to section. Run fingers through to break up sections, finger-style hair into place and mist with more working spray to hold.

Hair: Nicole Martin

Nicole Martin Hair

Makeup: Jaime Queenin

Hair and Makeup: Ja’Nice Estrada