How to Get Kate Hudson's Hairstyle

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Kate Hudson, like her mother Goldie Hawn, is a style icon of her time. Whether her hair is worn sleek or wavy it always looks red carpet ready. Here we’ll show you how to get both versions of Kate’s luscious locks.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

Kate Hudson’s Hairstyle Straight

Step1
Use a smoothing shampoo and conditioner to start out right. These products will help promote sleek and silky hair right from the get go.
Step2
Apply a spray in/leave in conditioner if your hair is prone to tangles and detangle your hair thoroughly. Then add a dab of either smoothing cream for wavy hair or a shine serum for hair that is naturally straight already.
Step3
Section off your hair so you’re only working with small amounts of hair at a time. Leave a two inch wide section down and pin the rest up on top of your head so it stays out of your way.
Step4
Using a blow drier with a nozzle attachment, dry your hair with a paddle brush for smooth hair with some volume to it. To promote smooth strands like Kate Hudson’s hairstyle angle your blow drier’s nozzle down at the section of hair you’re drying. This keeps the cuticle of the hair smooth. Make sure each section is completely dry before you move on to the next.
Step5
Work your way, section by section, up to the top of your head. Once you are ready to blow dry the very top layers of your hair create a part in your hair (either side or middle) and dry the last layers of your hair.
Step6
Add shine to your straight tresses by going over your hair with a flat iron. Start a half inch from a section of hair and glide the flat iron all the way down the hair to the ends. Repeat throughout all the sections that need extra smoothing.
Step7
Finish off Kate Hudon’s hairstyle by using a few sprays of a shine enhancing serum to add instant gloss.

Kate Hudson’s Hairstyle Curly

Step1
Getting Kate Hudson’s hairstyle requires you to start out with healthy hair. Use good shampoos and conditioners and indulge your hair in a deep conditioning treatment at least twice a month if your hair is susceptible to dryness.
Step2
Spritz towel dried hair with a curl enhancer to coax those curls out. Mist the entire head and use a wide toothed comb to evenly distribute the product throughout your hair.
Step3
Flip your head upside down and dry with a blow drier that has a diffuser attachment to get curls and volume. This will dry the hair but provide gentle enough heat to your curls don’t go frizzy. Encourage your curls to form by scrunching the hair with your hands as you dry.
Step4
Coat your fingers with a styling wax to define the ends of your hair and spray a little medium hold hairspray to help hold the style for a more tousled version of Kate Hudson’s hairstyle. A humidity proof hairspray will help keep frizz at bay.
Step5
Touch-up your waves with a large barreled curling iron for more polished curls. Wrap small sections of hair in a spiral pattern around the barrel of the curling iron. Do just a few sections for a more casual look or all over for a glamorous style.

Tips & Warnings

  • This style demands healthy hair to look its best. Use deep conditioning treatments to keep hair feeling and looking great. If you have split ends get to a salon to have them trimmed off.
  • You can see an example of Kate Hudson's hairstyle worn straight please see the resource box at the end of the article.
  • To get the full effect of these Kate Hudson hairstyles your long hair should be layered. Even a few layers at the bottom of your hair will make a big difference.
  • To see an example of Kate Hudson's hair worn curly please see the resource box at the end of the article.

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