If you watched last night’s SAG Awards, then you know some gorgeous hairstyles made their way down the red carpet!

Naya Rivera

Brian Magallones is the celebrity stylist behind Naya’s glossy curls. This classic hairdo was perfect for her glitz and glam dress.

To Get The Look:
Start by smoothing several drops of hair oil, like Amika Oil Treatment, throughout your damp hair and then blow hair to get it smooth and shiny.

Distribute a heat-resistant serum throughout the hair from the mid-lengths to ends to really protect hair from the heat of your curling iron and also to add another layer of shine.

Take a 1-inch section of hair and spray it with volumizing spray, and wrap it around the barrel of a medium-sized curling iron. Repeat this step until all of your hair has been curled.

Apply a drop of curl defining cream to hands and finger comb your waves to separate them. Give your head another once-over with hairspray to keep the look lasting all night long.

Rose Byrne

John Frieda International Creative Consultant Harry Josh created Rose’s glam hairstyle. He described it as “70s inspired with a modern twist. Think Michelle Pfeiffer in Scarface meets a modern day Anna Wintour.”

To Get The Look:
“I needed to get a lot of lift at the roots. Without that, the look would just fall flat,” says Harry. To pump up your own roots, apply a lifting cream, like John Frieda target=”_blank”>Full Repair Root Lift Foam ($ 6.99), to wet hair.

Dry each section of hair with a natural bristle brush and angle the blow dryer down. Once hair is completely dry, put the hair at the crown up in velcro rollers to get maximum volume.

Sofia Vergara

Hair stylist Jenna Atkin wanted to give Sofia a hairstyle “that complimented her dress and earrings and went for a pulled back low pony with a 60s feel to it.”

To Get The Look:
Distribute a volumizing mousse through damp hair, like Tresemme Thermal Creations Volumising Mousse and use a blow dryer on the hair.

Curl the end of your hair with a 1 1/2 inch barrel curling iron before pulling it back into a smooth ponytail.

Use hairspray to tame flyaways, and add smoothing gloss for a shiny finish.

Holiday Makeup How-To’s

Holiday Skin

Who doesn’t love a good holiday party? It’s a night away from the stress of daily life and a possible chance to connect with that special someone. This is why it’s so important to look like the best possible version of yourself. Skin brighteners like Josie Maran’s Argan Illuminizer ($ 28, Josiemarancosmetics.com) will make skin glow without feeling too heavy or drying. Read on for application tips!

Holiday Moisturizer

Start with a clean, moisturized face, and apply a thin layer of primer to keep makeup from settling into your creases. Mix a couple drops of illuminizer into your foundation and apply evenly to your whole face. Wait for it to dry before you apply any other makeup, and you will see a noticeable glow, just like the one Mila Kunis is sporting!

Holiday Eyebrows

You may not always take the time to groom your eyebrows, but for a special event, it can really help to emphasize the eyes. To get the perfect brow, you need a tool that is going to help fill, as well as blend. The Smashbox Brow Tech To Go ($ 26, Smashbox.com) is a double-sided wand with an angled pencil that really gets the job done.

Holiday Eye Shadow

Makeup artist Michelle Phan suggests swirling a small angled makeup brush in a neutral toned eyeshadow and using it to go over your eyebrows. Then, fill in the finer details with your eyebrow pencil. Always blend the color into your eyebrows by using a brow brush. These small tricks will make eyebrows appear fuller and neater.

The color of your eye shadow is less important than how you apply it. A subtle yet beautiful eye can be achieved with a rich bronze eye shadow, like Too Faced Exotic Color Intense Eye Shadow in Copper Peony ($ 18, Toofaced.com), a black eyeliner and a shimmery silver eye shadow.

Apply your eye shadow to the lower lid, and blend it upward onto your upper eye lid. Take your eyeliner and draw a line starting at the outside corner of your eye and work your way inward, making the line more narrow as you get to the inner corner, like Emmy Rossum has done. Line the inner lower lash line (also known as the water line) to make eyes really pop. For some added sparkle, moisten a small makeup brush with water and dip it into silver eye shadow. Dot it onto the inner corner of your eyes and blend.

Holiday cheeks

Pretty pink cheeks are especially noticeable in the winter when skin is known to lose its color and get a little dull. NARS blush in Super Orgasm ($ 27, Narscosmetics.com) has a hint of shimmer that will really brighten up a party.

Bright coral cheeks like Emma Watson’s are achieved by applying blush to the apples of the cheeks. Once you have a good amount of color on the skin, blend it upward and outward for a natural flush.

Holiday Lip Color

With all of the eating and drinking and being merry, you’re going to need a long-lasting lip color. Try using a stain that can be applied with a lip brush, like Laura Mercier Lip Stain ($ 20, Lauramercier.com).

Like Emma Stone, you’re going to need lipstick that’s not going anywhere. Moisturize your lips with chapstick throughout the day, but don’t put any on right before applying your lip stain, or its staying power won’t be as great. It’s also important to not apply any gloss or chapstick to your lips until the stain has completely dried. Remember the most important tip: smile!