How to Get Emma Stone’s Best Hairstyles

Between red, blond, brown and black, Emma Stone is a real chameleon when it comes to hairdressing. The wide-eyed Oscar-winning actor certainly isn’t afraid to mix it all up, and neither should you. Whether you love sleek, sleek locks, glamorous curls, beach waves, fiery red, sandy blonde or mysterious darks, Miss Stone is everything you need when it comes to hair inspiration. To help you choose your next cut, color and hairstyle, we’ve rounded up Emma Stone’s best styles to date.

Emma Stone red hair

While Emma Stone may seem like a natural redhead, this bombshell is actually a blonde from birth. However, her auburn hair suits her fair complexion perfectly. We suggest this fiery shade for those of you with fair skin and features. Otherwise, it can make you look a little washed out. For a more natural red like this, opt for a lighter orange hue with some highlights.

Emma Stone blonde hair

Gifted with naturally fair hair, Emma Stone has had all shades of blonde, from gold to platinum. If you want to steal this style and you’re not a natural blonde, we suggest you try this stone-inspired blonde, instead of platinum or white blonde. It’s a clean shade that still achieves a natural color without brassy tones and is much more manageable than platinum blonde. Cut into a lob to keep your locks healthy and style them with loose beach curls.

Emma Stone brown hair

Dark hair can be a bit overwhelming for fair-skinned people. However, Emma Sone proves that even pale girls can rock brown hair. She is also known for sporting monochromatic brown hair with copper undertones. It is an excellent shade for restoring the natural health and shine of your lock. Wear it with a simple middle part or, like Miss Stone, try dramatic side bangs and smokey eye makeup. The 2000s are back after all.

Emma Stone black hair

If you’re looking for a fiercer hue than brown, why not opt ​​for black? Emma Stone’s black hair is deep, shiny and full of body. It instantly transforms her from pretty girl next door to bad girl with an air of mystery and elegance. Try your own sleek style with this look stolen from the 2016 Gothic-themed Met Gala. Dry your hair until it is about 75% dry. Then, using a small round brush, create blowout waves by twisting the ends of your hair around the bush and gently sliding them into your strands while blow-drying. Apply a little anti-frizz serum to the ends and coat them with a light layer of hairspray. Tuck one side behind your ear and smooth it out with a tail comb and hairspray.

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Emma Stone Short Haired Bob

Emma Stone’s choppy bob is the go-to style for just about everyone, it’s universally flattering, fun and flirty, yet also conservative and understated. Textured bobs are easy to style day to day and easy to maintain with regular trims. They are also a great way to give your hair a boost. Trim your locks to sit just below your jawline and ask your stylist to add choppy layers for texture. Style by freely wiggling your hair from the middle section down and messing it up using a small amount of texturizing powder.

Emma Stone long hair

With red and brown hues and a windswept texture, Emma Stone’s long hair is effortless and gorgeous. Get that preppy look by blow-drying your hair using a round brush. Once your hair is dry, use a big curler and start at the bottom of the midsection. To create messy loose waves, brush through the curls and add some anti-frizz serum. This style should look natural, so try not to use too much product, however, if your locks are a little heavier, you may need a little hairspray. If you don’t have the length, you can always add some checky clip in extensions too.

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Emma Stone straight hair

Straight hair is so much more versatile than it looks. From Rachel Green’s classic middle part to Emma Stone’s fun side bangs, straight hair is sophisticated, sexy and easy to style. This look works best with clean, healthy hair, so you can start with a treatment. Wash your hair thoroughly and add some heat protectant spray. Dry in small sections using a large paddle brush. Pull your hair down keeping it flat at all times. Straighten your hair while following your iron with a comb and make sure your tongs are on an appropriate heat setting as burnt hair can create frizz. Apply a small amount of nourishing oil to the tips and fix it with a light coat of hairspray. Follow our standout by creating a deep side part and placing a small section behind your ear.

Emma Stone Hollywood Waves

Emma Stone is often seen on the red carpet sporting dreamy Hollywood waves. But you don’t have to be a glamorous starlet to try this stylish look. Apply heat protectant before drying your hair using a round brush to create volume. Take large sections of hair and curl them evenly, keeping the hair flat while wrapping it around the iron. Lightly tug curls with a small amount of anti-frizz serum, create a deep side part and tuck one side behind your ear. Fix using a small amount of hairspray.

Emma Stone loose waves

Even if you have fine hair, you can still achieve Emma Stone’s big, bouncy waves. Dry your hair using a round brush to create volume. Once your hair is dry, use a curler or flat iron to create waves. Start with the middle section and while keeping your tool straight, take 1-2cm wide sections and curl your hair outward. Keep wicks flat at all times. Brush through curls for a loose, bouncy look.

Emma Stone bun

DIY updos can seem daunting, but this sleek look is actually very easy to pull off. Wash your hair the night before to make styling the next day easier. Clean hair can be difficult to work with because it feels soft and doesn’t stay put. Curl the ends of your hair using a large curler. Then keep a few sections in the front around your face, pull or wrap your hair into a low bun and secure with a clear elastic and a few pins. Pull a few strands of hair down. This style is soft, elegant and universally flattering.