Hairstyle Makeovers

In the three years of her little boy's life, Christina has been in a hairstyle rut—but now she is one hot mama! Colorist Rita Hazan adds a little spice to Christina's look with a gorgeous, bright red color and extensions.

"Her hair was so dark, so it's like [i] try to stay away from extreme colors," Rita says. "So I lightened her hair color a little bit and made it more red to match her skin tone."




JoAnn arrives at the Great American Haircut Salon armed with celebrity inspiration for her new style—a photo of actress Sandra Bullock. Stylist Ken Paves gives her the glamour treatment with a light auburn, shoulder-length 'do with soft waves framing her face. "I love it," she says. "I couldn't believe that it was me when I looked in the mirror. It's just totally different from the way that I used to look."

While JoAnn loves her new cut, if you're looking for a change, Ken says to make sure it still feels like you. "I always want to create something for a woman which is truly another extension and really intimate to that woman, not something that's just happening out there in fashion at the moment," Ken says. "That's what I was so happy with what we did together is [JoAnn] still felt like [JoAnn] but…"

"More beautiful," JoAnn says.



Angela doesn't just want a new look—she wants to be "eye candy" for her husband! Stylist Ken Paves does the trick with a short, saucy style featuring rich, golden highlights and long, sexy bangs!

"Since I was 13 I used to hide behind my hair. I'm a very shy person," she says. "So thanks to Ken, I don't hide behind my hair anymore. I really do love it, so thank you so much!"



After having a baby, Christina is ready for an update to her straight, dark locks. Stylist Ted Gibson to the rescue!

She becomes a whole new Christina with a lovely, sleek bob that's sure to turn heads. "It's all about pop culture, and we know that the bob is so hot, and it's great to see women who have had long, flowing, lots of waves and curls, going a little bit shorter and really creating this strong geometric [shape]," Ted says.