Hair's the Scoop

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Lindsay Price looked perfectly tousled at the Lipstick Jungle season premiere party in New York City.

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Pictured here at the Miss Sixty Spring 2009 fashion show in NYC, Rosario Dawson's locks looked smooth & shiny despite the humidity and heat.

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Rihanna rocked a new set of colorful highlights at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles.

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Beyoncé Knowles arrived at the recent VH1 Fashion Rocks show with sleek, straight hair, but performed later in the evening wearing an Etta James–inspired wig — much to everyone's surprise.

Though the effort was thoughtful (Etta was actually in the crowd and seemed quite touched), the effect aged the newlywed in a not-so-flattering way. The color, shape, and volume worked against her delicate features...

This look may have just been a wig, but do you think Beyoncé could pull off a true cropped cut? Or do you think she should stick with her signature long locks?

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Jada Pinkett Smith wore an elegant half-updo to the Los Angeles premiere of her new film, "The Women."

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Friday's VH1 Fashion Rocks celebration had stars like Beyoncé Knowles, Charlize Theron and Fergie walking the red carpet with gorgeous, look-at-me locks. Tyra Banks also had an eye-catching look, but not for the reasons one would hope...

The Emmy Award–winning talk show host went for voluminous curls (with what seems like multiple cans of hairspray and head full of extensions), but ended up with a stiff, overly teased do that looked like it swallowed the stylist who created it.

What do you think of Tyra's over-the-top coif, love it or hate it?

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Solange Knowles is following in her sister's steps not only in the entertainment industry, but in beauty as well. Looking at her gorgeous curls, it's only a matter of time until she's on a billboard near you.

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They won an Olympic Gold Medal for their skills on the court, but do Venus and Serena make the cut when it comes to their hair?

I think that they've each succeeded in finding a functional look that expresses their personal sense of style, which can't be easy when competing next to your sibling! Both ladies also have healthy-looking, lustrous hair, and that's a major accomplishment for an athlete, as their tresses can take a good deal of abuse during those years of rigorous training. All things considered, I'd give the Williams sisters the [Hair's the Scoop] gold.

What do you think, do you love or hate these looks on our two tennis champions?

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Q: What are Sedu hairstyles exactly? I hear about them all the time and have no clue what they are ... –Rhomella L., New York

A: Not a worry! I've had many people ask me what "Sedu" is, and it's actually a brand of flat irons and styling tools that aim to provide smooth, sleek hairstyles (much like the ones that Jennifer Aniston made popular). So "Sedu hairstyles" are simply looks created by using a Sedu brand styling product.

What makes this particular brand so special is/was their use of cutting-edge technology. Sedu flat irons were one of the first to reach their max temperature within seconds (reducing styling time), omit negative ions for protection, and use special plates that could provide frizz-free results without catching or breaking the hair.

If you'd like more information on the Sedu product collection, or to view how-to videos, visit SeduBeauty.com.

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Michelle Williams debuted a shorter, lighter look at this year's J&R MusicFest in New York City.