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Getting That Look: Bridget Moynahan
Bridget Moynahan is probably most widely recognized for her big movie break in the film
“Coyote Ugly”, and later starring opposite Will Smith in “I, Robot”. Ms. Moynahan is a lovely woman and a fresh change of pace from so
many of the blonde clones in the entertainment industry.
Her wavy hair has a beautiful mix of hues, ranging from warm auburn to rich chestnut tones,
and dark chocolate. The color makes a fantastic medium for many sexy hairstyles.
The Cut:
In the photo shown, taken at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in 2005, Ms. Moynahan’s hair is cut
in heavily-textured, shag layers with a choppy fringe/bangs area. This cut can be achieved by sectioning the hair in the standard
seven-section parting with a half-inch perimeter hanging down. You should also leave down a deep triangle of hair at the fringe area.
Cut the perimeter with softly curved fringe area and rounding down along the sides to the
base length at the side and back of the head. Once the perimeter shape is established, take down the top section and determine the
length you want for the upper layers of the hair by cutting an initial guide cut at the top center of the head. Bring the hair of
the rest of the section up to this central point and cut it using this stationary guide.
Continue with the cut by raising the hair of the other sections up to the guide point and
cutting it. The end result should make for a horizontal plane if you hung your head upside down. After the cut is completed, you go
back over the cut and add texture by cutting steep notches into the layers, including the bangs/fringe area. The finished style is a
funky, layered look with lots of visual interest.
The Style:
Styling the cut afterward is a simple matter of using the blow-dryer and your fingers to dry
the hair with some volume. Be sure to towel-dry the hair and add styling product to the damp hair and comb through with a wide tooth
comb before blow-drying. You can use a diffuser to prevent heat styling damage.
Finish the look afterward by using anti-frizz serum or shine serum on the fingers and running
them through the hair to give definition and detail to the texture. You can also lightly mist the hair with hairspray and scrunch the
hair to more hold and a longer-lasting style.
Stacy - Stylist ©Hairfinder.com
Photograph: Glenn Harris / Photorazzi
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