Hair's the Scoop

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Selena Gomez bucks the season's matte, voluminous texture trend at Sunday's Billboard Awards.

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Georgia May Jagger looks lovely in layers at a recent press event in Beverly Hills.

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Beyonce models a bright new 'do at the launch of Lorraine Schwartz's "2BHAPPY" jewelery collection.

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Gwyneth Paltrow lights up the red carpet at the Nashville premiere of "Country Strong."

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Carrie Underwood will be the first-ever North American spokesmodel for the beauty brand, according to People.

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Newlywed Carrie Underwood is aglow as she performs on Friday's episode of "Today."

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NEW Lookbook Alert!

Wish you could look 10 years younger? 10 lbs. lighter? Take a hint from Hollywood's sexiest stars — like Reese Witherspoon and Julia Roberts — and transform your entire look with a few simple snips.

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Sexy and fashion-forward, Farrah Fawcett's hair was, perhaps, her most distinctive attribute.

And though her signature layered look was created over 30 years ago, it's a hairstyle that keeps coming back, as it provides the two things we crave most — volume and movement.

The late actress's original "Charlie's Angels" coif was created by Los Angeles stylist Allen Edwards, "I invented a way to do it without rollers," he said. Farrah's iconic hairstyle was also a driving force behind the modern blow-drying. "I used a roller brush, dried her hair 85 percent and clipped it away from her face," said Edwards. "Run your fingers through it after it dries, and there's the Farrah."

Have you ever experimented with a "Farrah"?

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Seen here lighting the Empire State Building in NYC, Hilary Duff is striking in a smooth, straight hairstyle.