Natasha Henstridge Hairstyles
Natasha Henstridge is a Canadian actress. She started her career as a fashion model.
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She carries her naturally shiny hair in various styles and manages to look great in all. She knows how to camouflage her long face through her hair styles.
Natasha adorned a lovely style at the Diesel Store Opening in Los Angeles. She kept her length below shoulder level and added layers at the ends to provide movement.
Soft waves throughout her hair added body and fullness around her face. She side parted her hair and softly styled them to sit on her front blade of her shoulders. She applied dark chocolate color to roots of her front section to add depth.
Natasha wore an impressive look at The Hollywood Reporter's Women in Entertainment Breakfast. She added layers at the ends of her shoulder level hair. Soft waves and side parting gave round appearance to her long face. She gave parting at an angle to centre and used dark brown colors at roots which added depth to style and gave Natasha dramatic looks. |
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At the premiere of "The Love Letters to the South" Natasha turned in a curly style. She added layers to her top and sides and styled her top to add height to style. Her natural curls beautifully defined her face and she simply looked awesome. |
At the 32nd Annual People's Choice Awards Natasha looked great in her tight style. She tightly pinned her sides to back and styled her top to add height. Her blonde and vanilla highlights looked suited her face well. Style enhanced her facial features. |
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Natasha added jagged layers to her top and side sections to create body. Flicks around ends and mid lengths gave her a fuller look. She swept her soft bangs to a side giving shape around her face. This easy to maintain style in double toned colors looked awesome on Natasha. |
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