The Most Googled Celebrity Hair Styles in America

Queen Bey's loose waves inspired obsessive browsing, with Blake Lively, Mila Kunis, and Chrissy Teigen close behind for their cascading lengths.

Timing is Everything: Celebrity stylist Kim Kimble, the maestro behind Beyoncé's looks, shampoos B when she wants extra body. "But if I want texture," she says, "it's easier when it's not freshly blown out."

Learn Fractions: The secret to beachy waves, according to Lively's go-to pro, Rod Ortega, is his three-tiered approach with a curling iron: "The bottom third of hair is left straighter, the middle third wavier, and the top third, even more so."

Chameleon Rihanna's sleek bob and Jennifer Lawrence's short, bright chop had us all racing to our screens.

The Sweet Spot: "Look at the neck—the perfect bob should hit right under the chin," says Ursula Stephen, Rihanna's hair wizard.

Let Your Pillow Do the Work: Riawna Capri, architect of J.Law's cut and co-owner of L.A.'s Nine Zero One Salon, recommends this nighttime routine to add texture: Shampoo hair, douse it with leave-in conditioner, then "sleep on it to lock in extra curls and kinks."

With their chic, shaggy—almost heavy—bangs, Zendaya, Emma Stone, and Taylor Swift redefined #goals.

Opposites Attract: Kimble, star of WE tv's L.A. Hair and the woman responsible for Zendaya's varied looks (many of which are custom wigs and weaves), says the key to ultra-flattering bangs is shape: "People with rounded faces look better with a square bang. For a square face, a rounded bang looks soft and pretty."

Flatter Your Curves: When blow-drying, "people like to pull directly out with their brush, but I always suggest to style bangs in the direction you want them to lie," says L'Oréal Paris hairstylist Mara Roszak, who uses a round brush to encourage the fringe to follow "the curvature of the forehead" on clients like Stone.

Home Improvement: "I've seen some disasters," Kimble says of DIY bang trimming. If you can't resist the urge, "use your eyebrows as a guide, and stay right above or right below them."

Less Is Best: To refresh lackluster bangs, Roszak uses simple H2O. "Water can end up being your best friend. You don't have to drench the bangs; just mist them and restyle."

The queen of the low-key undo, Gigi Hadid, inspired a flurry of searches for everything from her easy ponytail to her shiny Amazonian lengths.

Get Right: As the model's stylist, Jennifer Yepez, stresses, it's all about hair health: "Invest in a really good hair mask."

Forget Your Watch: "Some people leave a mask on all day," Yepez says. "Throw your hair in a bun to do errands. I was on a boat recently, and this girl had her hair up in an amazing braid that looked very editorial. I asked what product she was using, and it turned out she had her hair in an oil treatment. She looked great."