Hair's the Scoop

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Catherine Zeta Jones has an Anne Bancroft-meets-Ashley Olsen moment whilst out & about in NYC.

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Is it just me, or do the Olsen twins look as though they've not seen a shower (or makeup artist) in... weeks?

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The Olsen twins made quite the statement at Tuesday's MoMA Film Benefit honoring Tim Burton, with each pint-sized mogul modeling a variety of spring '10 inspired beauty looks.

Now we've come to expect the unexpected from Mary-Kate, who walked the red carpet in a bold, two-toned lip— à la Rodarte— but Ashley's candy-colored highlights? A departure, to say the least.

What do you think of the Olsens' runway-inspired hair and makeup? Brilliant or bust?

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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen stopped by MuchMusic in Toronto on Thursday, each sporting a different take on "tousled waves."

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Ashley Olsen chose to wear her hair in a sleek, two-tone "lob" for the LA premiere of her boyfriend's new film, "The Hangover," whilst her sister, Mary-Kate, opted for a more bohemian look.

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Believe it or not, Chris Rock knows a thing or two about "Good Hair."

First there was “The Farrah,” then “The Rachel,” and now, “The Gosselin”? People explains.

Mark your calendar, the countdown to complimentary Kerastase services starts today.

USA Today explores Tom Hanks' follicle follies.

Ashley Olsen invites you along for her hair appointment with Mark Townsend.

Charles Worthington shares a step-by-step guide to salon-style hair.

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Q: I have short, fine hair and was told that I could not wear my hair long because it is baby-fine. Is it possible to wear my hair longer, or is it true that certain hair textures should stay short? - Gilda K.

A: Thank you for your e-mail, Gilda! I've enlisted the help of stylist Tommy Buckett (who's created looks for celebs like Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) to answer your query:

If you have baby-fine hair, you can wear your hair a little longer than you think. The trick is not to overlayer the hair. Even though additional layers can lift the hair at the root for more volume, it can also make the hair look stringy and wispy. Keeping a more even length throughout should make the hair look fuller. Also, be sure to look at your hair realistically to see if a longer style would suit you. For instance, Gwyneth Paltrow's hair may be baby-fine, but the combination of her cut, style and color has always looked chic when worn at a longer length.

For additional support, try the volumizing line from TRESemme to help add body and bounce to your style.

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Mary-Kate Olsen returned to her (stylist-enhanced) roots as a blonde for a recent book launch with sister Ashley.