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"  &amp;quot;I wanted to create my signature undone look on Reese,&amp;quot; says celebrity stylist Adir Abergel, who styled Witherspoon&amp;#039;s hair for the Stand Up For Cancer event on Tuesday night. &amp;quot;I wanted it to feel free, textured and modern but a slight kick on the ends, made it flirty and fun, too.&amp;quot; Here, Abergel&amp;#039;s step-by-step on how he made the hair magic happen: 1) &amp;quot;I started by applying a volumizer in her roots and parted her bangs, so they felt more side swept than straight across bang,&amp;quot; he says. Next up: the textured look necessity\u2014a hefty dose of beach spray allover. 2) &amp;quot;Then I blow dried her bangs to the side right away and continued to rough dry the rest of her hair only with my hands to make sure that I got plenty of lift and texture.&amp;quot; 3) &amp;quot;Once her hair was completely dry, I took a one inch iron and created a soft bend to her hair, making sure that the ends had a little flick and movement to them,&amp;quot; he says. 4) The final touch: subtle pomade and touch of hair spray. (His go-to is Kusco-Murphy Lavender Cream, $25, kuscomurphy.com) &amp;quot;It creates a bit of separation when you only focus it on the ends,&amp;quot; says Abergel. &amp;quot;Next, do a quick spray of light hold hairspray and tuck one side behind your ears and your ready to go!&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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