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"Our October cover star Hailee Steinfeld is known for her gorgeous, show-stopping hair. So imagine our surprise when she took to the red carpet at our Young Hollywood event with a fresh new fringe.\n\n\"The inspiration came from Hailee,\" says her hairstylist, Mara Roszak, who did the snip just hours before the event. \"She'd been thinking about cutting bangs, so I jumped at the idea!\"\n\nInstead of a more blunt fringe (\u00E0 la Natalia Kills), Roszak \"wanted to keep the bangs long and moveable\" by going for longer, wispy pieces on the side and having the hair reach just below the brows. \"It leaves a lot more versatility in the style when the bangs are longer,\" she explains. \"They're not as heavy this way.\"\n\nVersatility, obviously, is a key word for an A-list star (or anyone who fears a haircut). \"This way, Hailee can wear hers straight down, to the side, or parted in the middle for a completely different look,\" Roszak says.\n\nAnd if you're worried about bangs causing all sorts of unwanted forehead bumps or acne, we suggest picking up a can of Oribe's new Soft Dry Conditioner. Dry shampoos can sometimes give the hair a messy texture, which can look haphazard on fringe, but this product leaves bangs shiny, soft, and grease-free. Just do a few quick blasts at the root and comb out for a clean finish.\n\n Check out more of your favorite celebs via our editors' Instagrams from the Young Hollywood Party!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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