2009 Hairstyles Pictures. Debra Messing Formal Long Hair Style.

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2009 Hairstyles The Producers Guild Awards Page 1

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Debra Messing

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About this hair style:

Debra Messing aged 40
Saturday 24 January 2009

Debra Messing's Hair Style:

Actress and celebrity Debra Messing has long, straight hair in a down style. Her hair color is auburn over a dark base, with reddish blonde highlights.

Long hair is parted more or less in the middle and the face is almost completely exposed, but the symmetry of the face has been shifted subtly sideways.

On the left side of the part the hair is drawn down on an angle and tucked behind the ear. The vertical hair line at the temple rises to meet this angle, helping to create the illusion of a domed outline crowning the center of the forehead.

Long layers are drawn down on the left from the crown of the head. These layers remain behind the ear and well clear of the left cheek as they fall directly to the shoulders and back.

Opposite, on right side of the part, a front section sweeps up and out, curving away from the forehead to reveal the exposed hair line. As on the left, long layers continue past the cheek on a nearly vertical, slightly inward trajectory.

Hair Style: down

Hair Length:
long

Hair Texture:
straight

Hair Color:
auburn

Highlights:
Yes

Fringe (Bangs):
No

The Event:

Saturday 24 January 2009 - Actress Debra Messing attends the 2009 Producers Guild Awards at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, California.

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