Shortly after sporting an elegant chignon at the Oscars, she dyed her hair jet black for her role in Catching Fire.

About a month after that, she was back to blonde, but still making a statement with an extremely elaborate updoon the set of another film.

And at Sunday’s GLAAD awards, she debuted a brand hew bob — but this look was all her own.

“Yesterday, Jennifer showed up an hour before call time and as she opened the door she was like ‘Mark, I want to cut it all off,’” her hairstylist Mark Townsend told Harper’s Bazaar. “I was like ‘What? Are we allowed to do that?’ And she said ‘Of course, it’s my hair!’”

Townsend cut a long, shaggy bob with wispy bangs. “She was super excited. It’s the shortest her hair has been her whole life,” he said — though in his own excitement, he cut his finger in the process! “As I cut, I lost track of how many times she said ‘I love it!’”

And we’ve lost track of how many times we’ve said it too (not to mention her gorgeous blonder hue courtesy of colorist Lorri Goddard)! Tell us: Do you like Lawrence’s long hair or new cut best?

–Alex Apatoff

http://stylenews.peoplestylewatch.com/2013/04/22/jennifer-lawrence-haircut-long-bob/

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But when her stunning new look at Sunday’s N.Y.C.Mud premiere changed the conversation from her legal troubles to her killer hair, we knew that the hue was something special.

We’ve been wondering how Witherspoon maintains the richer hue so far from her L.A.-based colorist Lorri Goddard, so we checked in to get the full scoop.

Goddard worked with hairstylist Lona Vigi to get Witherspoon’s hair color exactly right for the filmThe Good Lie, landing on a shade Goddard describes as “a medley of ribbons of different chocolates with a chestnut overlay … It needed to have warmth and richness.”

And Vigi has been keeping the color vibrant on the film’s Atlanta set. “Keeping a brunette like that, it’s about an every two week situation,” Goddard shares. Witherspoon’s natural blonde hue makes it a little easier to maintain, she says, because “you don’t have pigment fighting you to achieve those changes,” but she sent her to Atlanta with Avon’s Advanced Techniques shampoo and conditioner (Witherspoon is a spokeswoman for the brand).

In the end, Goddard says, the brunette really works for the actress because “it really shows off her coloring and her beautiful bone structure.” And we agree: Anything that could look equally good in the photo here as in the photo here is a hair color worth bragging about.

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Apr 3, 2013 @ 5:45 pm

Reese Witherspoon surprised us this week by swapping her Legally Blonde hue for a darker tone, so we caught up with her colorist Lorri Goddard to get the full scoop. The real reason why she switched? Witherspoon’s new role in The Good Lie. “This rich brunette works with Reese’s coloring because it has movement and different layers of warmth and depth that show off her naturally beautiful skin and eye color,” she told InStyle.com. If you’re inspired to make a similar change, Goddard recommends looking for a few brunette shades you like before you head to the salon so you can bring examples to show your hairstylist. “It is important to find some visual images of brunette colors you naturally gravitate towards,” she said. “Ask your colorist to review the depth and tone with you to establish which colors work best with your eyes and skin.” After you shift shades, incorporate color-preserving shampoos and conditioners into your routine to keep your hair from fading.

via How to Go Brunette Like Reese Witherspoon: Tips From Her Colorist : InStyle.com What’s Right Now.

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Reese Witherspoon

“I blonded-up Reese’s natural tones to create this pale buttery tone,” says her colorist Lorrie Goddard. “Then, for an extra wow-factor, I threaded tiny glints of platinum throughout.”

via Kate Bosworth Pale Blonde – Spring Hair Color Ideas – Harper’s BAZAAR.

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Reese Witherspoon traded in her signature blonde locks this week for a deep brown shade similar to the hue she sported back in 2005 during her Oscar-winning turn as June Carter Cash in Walk The Line.

The new hair is for her role in the upcoming film The Good Lie, which centers on a refugee of the Sudanese Civil War, and was decided upon by the actress, her longtime hair stylist Lona Vigi and the film’s director Philippe Falardeau to bring more depth to Witherspoon’s character.

To make the change, Witherspoon enlisted the help of colorist and Avon Global Hair Color Expert Lorri Goddard, who transformed the blonde to a brunette creating a color that she tells THR, “naturally enhances Reese’s features.”

via Reese Witherspoon Goes Brunette.

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The Academy Award-winning actress may make pulling off such a dramatic transformation appear easy, but it simply isn’t. So, we asked Avon Global color expert Lorri Goddard (the woman behind Reese’s luxurious locks at the 2013 Oscars) to let us in on the common mistakes women make when going from blonde to brunette.

Mistake 1: Avoiding any warmth or “red”
Blondes going darker need to embrace there inner warmer hair hues (think deepest dark chocolate and caramelized medium brown). This keeps the skin and eye color their most striking. Mediocre tones that are too ashy can make physical features look bland.

Mistake 2: Wanting the color to be the exact shade from scalp to ends
A child’s natural brunette hair has subtle differences that add movement and shine throughout the hair. Ask your colorists to combine a few different colors to insure imperfectly perfect brunette color. No inky flat brunettes allowed!

Mistake 3: Not changing your makeup
You’d want to switch up your makeup palette to enhance your new hair coloring. Visit your local cosmetic counter for some friendly suggestions. A bit bolder look is usually called for when making this transformation.

Mistake 4: Using the same shampoos as when blonde
Non-sulphate shampoos are a must when going to the dark side. They help keep color in and fade out. Also, vinegar rinses (whether homemade or store-bought) really help with shine.

Mistake 5: Blondes going brunette in the summer without caution
Just know that when one chooses to go brunette during warm-weather months, chlorine and salt water combined with extra sunshine wreak double fade havoc.

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West Coast colourists are famous for duplicating the sun’s effects on hair.
SARAH DANIEL finds out what they have on Mother Nature.

“We are near the water, we are at the beach. The inspiration is everywhere,” says Avon global hair colour expert Lorri Goddard, who took Reese Witherspoon from brunette back to her original blonde, and gave Jennifer Lawrence gorgeous caramel ribbons for The Hunger Games premiere. “I grew up on the swim team, at the beach. I was a natural towhead, so were my brother and little sister. And my son is very blond. So every day I have a friendly reminder of what truly natural blonde hair colour looks like.”

Goddard achieves a “drizzled sunshine” effect with a process she’s dubbed “balyfoi.” “It’s a hybrid of balayage and foils. I highlight and then I lowlight [with foils] in between my balayaged highlights to give a beautiful, natural effect.”

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Presented by The Style Network and benefitting Dress for Success

The annual Give & Get Fete returns this October where guests will indulge in an evening of food, cocktails and pampering. Attendees are treated to a silent auction, an exclusive gift bag, beauty treatments and gifting stations from select sponsors. This special evening is limited to 300 guests, celebrities, tastemakers and VIPs, with 100% of the proceeds going to Dress for Success.

Make an impact in our community and join The Style Network in supporting Dress for Success, an international non-profit organization that promotes the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support and the career development tools needed to thrive in work and life.

Give & Get Fete sponsorship opportunities range from $5,000 to $25,000. Contributions to the silent auction and gift bag are appreciated as well.

For more information, please contact Nellie Kim, Dress for Success Senior Development Manager, at nellie@dressforsuccess.org

Previous event sponsors:

BCBGMAXAZRIA
Belvedere Vodka
Bobbi Brown Cosmetics
Brookside Chocolate
CBIZ
Chubb
Diageo
Frederic Fekkai
Genetic Jeans
Lea Journo
lia sophia
Linea Pelle
Little Black Dress
Love & Toast by Margot Elena
Lucky Magazine
Marchez Vous
Milagro
OPI
Popchips
Solerno
Willis Group

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Adam Campbell
Chrystal Hewitt
Judy Niida
Lorri Goddard

Are thrilled to announce our collaboration with the Rossano Ferretti Hairspa

Please join us at:
LORRI GODDARD AT ROSSANO FERRETTI

Location:
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To book an appointment please Call 310-598-6780

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