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"With countless celebs at the Golden Globes ditching their as-per-usual classic Hollywood glam waves and big bouncy blowouts for stick-straight, edgier styles, does this mean the reign of the blowout is over? Not necessarily. As you know, switching up your hairstyle is always fun, but after a long run of voluminous curly hair, it just might be time to change things up.  Here, hair stylist Dominick Pucciarello from Mizu Salon in NYC shows us just how you can (and should!) rock this new hair trend in the New Year, much like these celebs. 1. Sleek and Shiny:  Pucciarello says, &amp;quot;One of the reasons stars, such as Jenna Dewan-Tatum, might be switching from blowouts to a simpler style is because they&amp;#039;re starting to feel (and see) the damage of the hot tools they&amp;#039;re constantly using to do their hair.&amp;quot; So, to get a red-carpet look like this one (and minimize heat damage), Pucciarello suggests using one hot tool only: a blow dryer. &amp;quot;The awards are all about having shiny, healthy-looking hair,&amp;quot; he says. &amp;quot;This comes from using the nozzle at the end of your blow dryer to help focus the air flow downward, pushing the cuticle flat, so that your hair isn&amp;#039;t left frizzy. Unlike a straightener, a blow dryer will also help keep the body in your hair.&amp;quot; Finish off the look by tucking both sides behind your ears and placing all your hair behind your shoulders. 2. Simple, Sleek, and Chic:  Despite what you might think, Paula Patton&amp;#039;s look works on hair of all textures \u2014 even relaxed hair. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s really all about the amount of tension you have on your hair when you blow it out,&amp;quot; Pucciarello says. &amp;quot;Using a boar bristle paddle brush, like a Mason Pearson brush, is also important because it&amp;#039;ll give you more of a sleek, shiny look. Another thing you want to remember \u2014 especially if you have relaxed hair \u2014 is to always use a heat protectant spray to protect the health of your hair. The last thing you need is to fry your hair with the hot temperatures from your blow dryer.&amp;quot; After you&amp;#039;ve finished blow drying, run a little styling pomade through the hair (including the roots) and and slick it back behind your ears to set the look. 3. Side-Parted and Straight:  Straight hair, albeit sexy, is just straight hair. So, if you want to switch up your strands, Pucciarello recommends playing with the position of your part. &amp;quot;A deep side part like Drew Barrymore&amp;#039;s will give you a more sophisticated look compared to a middle part,&amp;quot; he says. &amp;quot;Switching it up can also give your roots added lift so your straight hair doesn&amp;#039;t fall too flat.&amp;quot; To get this look, start with damp hair. Place the pointed end of a teasing comb 3 or 4 inches above your ear on either side of your head. Guide the comb from your hairline all the way to your crown. Part the hair, and begin blow drying the sections on either side of your new deep side part. Finish by smoothing the stop section over and placing it behind your ear. 4. Flat-Ironed With a Fringe:  Looks like Reese Witherspoon is reverting back to the 2007 Golden Globe awards when she debuted her epic bangs that stylist Mark Townsend cut for the actress post-breakup with Ryan Phillippe \u2014 and it&amp;#039;s totally working for her. &amp;quot;But this sleek style looks amazing with a soft bang more so than a heavy bang,&amp;quot; Pucciarello says. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s an easy, simple style that still looks current and on-trend.&amp;quot; To try Reese&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;do, part your damp hair an inch or so to either side of a middle part. Blow dry your hair with a flat paddle brush and style your bangs a little straighter than you normally would. Go back over your hair with a flat iron to get her super straight strands. However, don&amp;#039;t straighten the bangs; the iron will make them too stick straight and cause flyaways. Finish by tucking the hair on the parted side of your hair behind your ear.  5. Sleek, Tucked, and Over the Shoulder:  &amp;quot;If you&amp;#039;re going for a bold makeup look, like a strong smoky eye, you don&amp;#039;t want your hair to steal the show,&amp;quot; Pucciarello says. &amp;quot;Big hair and heavy eye makeup all at once just looks too pageant-like and I&amp;#039;m happy that Allison kept her hair really minimal, allowing her gorgeous eye makeup to shine.&amp;quot; To showcase your makeup, part your hair slightly off-center and tuck each side behind your ears. The key is keeping your hair out of your face, but feel free to throw one side over your shoulder. 6. Stick-Straight and Subtle:  Naomi Watts&amp;#039; take on the straight style is super low-key, which happens to also be an effortless look for a casual night out. One tip Pucciarello offers up regarding this look: &amp;quot;If you have thin hair, don&amp;#039;t use conditioner on your roots everyday because it will keep your hair from looking flat when you try this style.&amp;quot; After washing your hair, find your natural part, use a paddle brush and blow dryer, and style your hair straight. If you have thin hair, don&amp;#039;t go back over it with a straightener or you might lose some of the volume you added from blow drying. Tuck one side behind your ear and you&amp;#039;re done. 7. Long, Straight, and Side-Swept:  Hair of any length looks equally flattering with this style, but Pucciarello says, &amp;quot;If you&amp;#039;re going to do a look this straight, especially if your hair is blonde, make sure the ends are trimmed and the color is consistent.&amp;quot; Straight hair can actually highlight all of the imperfections in your haircut and color, so this style looks best during those first few weeks after a trim and right after you&amp;#039;ve gotten your hair colored. For this look, loosely part your damp hair on the right side. Take small sections with a paddle brush and pull them away from your head while blow drying. For the bang section, use the brush to pull the hair up and slightly to the right with the blow dryer nozzle facing down toward the ends. Once it&amp;#039;s dry, push the pieces by your face to the left so that it falls over your eye just a bit. Bring all your hair over your left shoulder and tuck the right side behind your ear. 8. Slicked Back and Super Straight:  Blowouts are always girly and pretty, but this versatile shape can be both feminine and edgy. &amp;quot;Hayden&amp;#039;s hair is very rock &amp;#039;n roll and punk-like,&amp;quot; Pucciarello says. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m guessing gel was used on the sides to keep it in place and to create that slicked-back look.&amp;quot; Want to get this wet look at home? Click on this tutorial. Bye, blowouts! Long live sleek, straight strands! For more Golden Globes red carpet looks from this year, click See All The Looks From The Golden Globes Red Carpet. Photo Credit: Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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