Hair's the Scoop

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Is it just me, or does Debra's makeup look a little cakey at this year's Crystal + Lucy Awards?

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Unlike the fashions of the film, "Sex and the City 2" star Cynthia Nixon's latest look breaks every rule without the payoff. To avoid a mismatched 'do like Cynthia's, follow these simple rules and remember:

— Always dye your clip-in pieces (including highlights, if applicable) to match your base color
— If your hair texture is fine, opt for multiple, thinly woven pieces
— Invest in human hair

Have any tips/tricks of your own? Do share!

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... Too far. (And no, I'm not talking about that).

Kathy Griffin rocks an '80s style coif — complete with dramatic side part, awkward bangs & frizzy finish — at the opening night of "It Ain't All Confetti!" in LA.

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Feeling the heat of spring's scarlet fever?

Check out the links below for everything you need to switch to, or stay, red this season:

Need inspiration? Browse Hair's the Scoop, or find your best look amongst the 830+ featured on All the Looks.

Gina Gilbert — Julia Roberts and Julianne Moore's colorist — shares how to enhance, achieve or convert red hair.

Once you've found your shade of choice, be sure to seal the deal.

Are you a DIY kind of girl? Learn how to ace at-home hair color with these tips from celebrity colorist Rita Hazan.

Try on new hair colors and cuts over at Total Beauty Makeover.

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Cyndi Lauper debuts a vibrant, punk-inspired hairstyle at Wednesday's Joyful Heart Foundation Gala in NYC.

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Nicole Kidman models an understated half-updo at the 45th annual Academy of Country Music Awards.

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Emma Stone is red-hot at the NYC premiere of "Paper Man."

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Cynthia Nixon is peachy keen at Thursday's opening of "Red" on Broadway.

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Julianne Moore pairs a retro-inspired updo with soft peach tones at the NYC premiere of "Chloe."

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Julianne Moore opts for a fresh face at the Santa Barbara Film Festival and a more dramatic look at the Paris premiere of "A Single Man."