| Jennifer Aniston's Stacked Pony Hairstyle |
| Karen Marie Shelton |
| Date: 03/06/2006 - Revised 03/26/06 |
Introduction
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Jennifer
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Jennifer Aniston recently created a major new buzz
with her sizzling stacked ponytail. Since she set
the world on the end of their strands with her famous
"Rachel", Jennifer has maintained a fairly simple but
sultry hairstyle that consisted of wearing her luscious
chocolate brown strands down around her shoulders in an
array of textures.
It was a wonderful surprise to see the beloved
actress wearing the latest trendy hairstyle that is
currently sweeping Hollywood at her recent Friends With
Money premiere.
Jennifer opted for a tousled pony that was "stacked"
in the back to give her lots of "tail". Her
tresses along the front and the crown were softly raked
back and her natural waves were in evidence cascading
throughout the tail sections of the sassy stacked pony.
One of the hottest pony styles right now is the high
Ponytail set at the top of the head near the back of
the crown. Celebs are showing up all over
Hollywood with a myriad of high ponytails in a dizzying
array of textures with various accessories.
Jennifer's pony is set high at the back of her but
appears to be "stacked", which means that it consists of
more than one pony or is strategically pinned around the
base to give the appearance of hair that is stacked on
top of other strands.
Although Jennifer seems to prefer wearing her hair
long and loose, she did wear a sleeker version of her
2006 ponytail back in 2003 at the 2003 Golden Globes.
That ponytail was worn lower down on her head and with
less volume. The ponytail proved lucky since she
won in her category that year.
Steal Jennifer's Stacked Pony
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Although the famous Friend is wearing a high,
stacked, ponytail with a loose tousled feel, it was
definitely not created without some styling effort.
There's little doubt that Jennifer hit the Red Carpet
without the assistance of her long term hair guy - Chris
McMillan.
The benefits of a stacked pony is that it creates a
lot of fullness around the base. Having more than
one pony placed right on top of another creates a lot
more volume for the tail section. A similar effect
can be created with a circular pattern of bobby pins
that lift individual strands and stack them to create a
fuller tail section.
When creating a stacked pony, it is also possible to
snap on a put-on pony to blend in with the rest of the
hair and give it that fuller sexier look.
If you wish to copy Jennifer's stacked pony start
with hair that is shoulder length or longer and is
either naturally straight or has been pre-straightened
so that you can create the smooth side and back
sections.
If your hair is too short for a ponytail but you
adore the look take your mouse and visit the
HairUWear site
for beautiful and incredibly affordable
PutOnPieces that come in an array of
add-on pony
lengths and hues to match your own hair. You can
also shop for a second pony that you can add to your own
hair to create a similar stacked look.
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Note: My own personal favorite is
The
Swing Style which can be popped on your head in a
matching color. For
more info check out the article about
Anna Kournikova.
Either you or your hairdresser can help you
successfully add a
PutOnPieces pony so that you can have a similar high
pony stacked style.
Depending on your face shape, hair texture and type,
work with your stylist to select whether you should go
with a slicked back front and sides like Jennifer did.
You may wish to modify this ponytail by adding a front
fringe or some loose ringlets along the cheekbones.
Step By Step Instructions
Follow the steps listed below to steal Jennifer's
sassy stacked ponytail hairstyle:
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Jennifer
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Golden Globes |
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1. To duplicate Jennifer's soft 2006 ponytail, shampoo
hair with a
product designed to address your hair's
special needs. If you
color, highlight or chemically
treat your hair, select a shampoo that supports those
treatments. If you prefer, use a dilution formula or a
conditioning only (CO) treatment.
Note: For extra volume in the crown area, try
PhytoVolume Shampoo or
PhytoVolume Mousse Shampoo.
Note:
Ponytails are often
easier to style when hair is slightly aged from the last shampoo.
Newly washed, soft, or slippery hair, can often be trickier to
work with then “day old” hair.
If your hair is naturally slippery, you may wish to let your
hair "age" a few hours after shampooing before
attempting this style.
2. Apply the appropriate
rinse-out conditioners.
(Avoid if hair is super thin or fine).
3. Finish with a cool/cold water rinse to close
cuticles and encourage natural shine.
4. Towel blot and apply very light cocktail of desired
leave-in detangler,
conditioner or styling products (firm
holding
mousse
or
gel).
5. For extra control along the crown and sides,
apply a firm holding
or
sculpting gel.
6. Blow dry hair straight using a blow dryer with a
concentrator attachment. If hair is naturally curly or
wavy, apply
a straightening balm like
Phytodefrisant or similar to damp strands. Use
a boar's head style paddle brush and separate hair into
individual sections.
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Note: For detailed tips on how to blow dry
hair perfectly straight read
Celebrity Hairdresser's Tips:
Blow Drying Your Hair
7. When hair is completely dry, spray entire head
with a firm holding spray like
PhytoPro Strong Finishing Spray or similar.
8. Use a Mason Pearson, Kent or similar boar's bristle brush or your fingers to
direct all of the hair away from the face towards
the back of the head.
9. Gather hair into a ponytail
with a base that rests right at the very top of the head
near the back of the crown.
Before attaching a hair-friendly
Bungee Band or
Blax in
the same color as your hair, make sure that the crown
and sides are completely smooth.
10. Separate the ponytail into two separate
equally sized ponytails on top of each other.
Attach a
Bungee Band or
Blax
to each individual ponytail. Arrange the ponytails
so that they rest on top of each other and form a
continuous pony.
Note: If you prefer, attach an add-on ponytail
in the same color as your hair.
11. Once the stacked ponytails are created you
have many options. You can wear the tails
straight, with curls or waves. Depending on the
type of texture you desire for your tail, use a curling
iron or straightening iron.
12. When the entire pony tail is curled or
straightened, brush pony to integrate the new texture.
Spray well with firm holding styling spray
like
PhytoPro Strong Finishing Spray .
13. Apply a light touch of
shine product to add shimmer. Remember not to
apply too much shine product.
Finish your look by adding appropriate accessories such as earrings,
necklaces and where desired, hair accessories.
Scale them to work with the length and size of the
finished spiked hairstyle.
Summary
Jennifer Aniston made hair history with her Rachel.
Everyone wanted her look. For 2006 she has adopted
the latest hairstyle of the moment - the stacked
ponytail.
Steal her gorgeous crown high stacked pony and wear it for any party
hair event. It's a perfect style for Proms,
Weddings or other dressy events where you wish to create
your own Red Carpet magic. Be daring and inventive
and jazz up the style with gorgeous earrings and other
accessories. |