DENISE RICHARDS BEST HAIRSTYLES AND HAIRCUTS

Only long layers are cut around the edges to lighten the length encouraging the bounce and movement of the soft curls through the sides and back. These kinks can be easily re-created using rollers or a curling iron and needs product keep in place all day or night. Regular trims is needed to prevent split ends maintaining a healthy look and feel.

This blonde mane has only subtle layers cut through the sides to lighten the length enhancing the bounce and movement for a full look and feel. This is a great hairstyle for those with naturally curly hair or can be easily re-created with a curling iron or rollers.

This highlighted mane is pulled up and pinned to the top of the head to create this updo best suited to balance out a round face. This look is perfect for any occasion and needs product for hold and shine.

These fancy locks are dressed in waves through the mid-lengths to ends giving this formal hairstyle shape and style best suited to frame a long face. This dainty 'do is easy to re-create at home with the right tools and products and needs regular trims to maintain a healthy look and feel.

This dark golden blonde hairstyle is left out to fall over the shoulders showing off the even and bouncy curls added to the sides and back for shape and style. This look is great for those with fine hair wanting a style with width and volume. Product is needed for hold and shine.

These long and luscious locks are styled into beautiful waves adding plenty of bounce and boost to this style making it best suited for those looking for a glamorous 'do to compliment a long face shape. This style is easy to re-create with the right tools and products.

The subtle layers cut around the sides and back enhance the waves allowing bounce and movement to create a little body and volume. This look is easy to re-create on naturally wavy hair and is best suited for those with long face shapes.

Denise pulled off a great look at the L.A premiere for "Ratatouille" with the help of this style. Spiraling waves through the ends of her long hair added plenty of life to her look and layers were sliced into the mid-lengths of her hair, closer to the top, so that texture was added through her top section and so that her top section wasn't pulled flat from the weight of her hair.