How To Get Connie Britton Hair

When yous're talking about aspirational celebrity pilus, i proper noun comes to mind: Connie Britton. Her strawberry blonde waves even take their ain twitter account. Connie'due south hair has been making us swoon us ever since she starred as Tami Taylor, our ultimate life hero, on Friday Nighttime Lights—and every bit Rayna James on Nashville, her curly locks inspire u.s.a. on a weekly ground. Similarly inspiring? Her commitment to feminist issues and the United Nations, not to mention her passionate support for breast cancer charities. At this signal, how could she NOT be our Woman Trounce Wednesday? Nosotros have a crush on her every day of the week.

So to gloat the season return of Nashville tonight, we're taking a await back at all the times her hair was absolutely perfect. Join united states for a stroll down astonishing hair memory lane.

The Pilus, circa 1999. Photo by Jim Spellman/WireImage

In the tardily 90s, Connie—and then a rising starlet with a major part on Spin Urban center—was all the same rocking the red hair, but it was a decidedly burgundy shade. We may or may not have dabbled with that same color (okay, we definitely did), but it didn't wait half every bit proficient on usa as it did on Connie. This was our first indication that she is made of magic.

Photo by Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic.

By 2003, Connie had brought The Hair back to the strawberry blonde shade that we'd come to know and dearest, styling information technology in this 70s-inspired flip and pairing information technology with flawless eyebrows. Texas forever, indeed.

By 2011, The Pilus was hitting its stride. Photo by Gregg DeGuire/FilmMagic.

After starring in the first (and merely proficient) season of American Horror Story, Connie Britton's Hair was finally getting the dear that it deserved. The loose waves paired with the perfectly pinkish lips are a stunning reminder that yes, Virginia, redheads Tin wear shades of fuchsia.

The hair in a (gasp!) imitation bob at the Emmys. Photograph by Jason Merritt/WireImage

We believe that Connie'due south Emmys hairstyle in 2011 may be the simply non-terrible deployment of a fake bob in scarlet rug history. She may not wearable updos very ofttimes, but when she does, watch out. This is perfect.

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But in case you were wondering if Connie also looks flat out astonishing in a red lip, the answer is yes.

Photo by Gregg DeGuire/WireImage

By 2013, The Hair was a little more than blonde, the layers slightly longer, the office more than ofttimes over to one side. Still the same: the superhuman volume, shone and curl at the finish. Why isn't this pilus on our heads right this 2nd?

The Hair in 2014, rocking a perfect Petty Mermaid fringe. Photo by JB Lacroix/WireImage

Oh, you think Connie can't totally slay a straight blowout? Incorrect.

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Equally Rayna James on Nashville, Connie's hair is curlier and bigger across all dimensions—information technology takes a brave woman to habiliment that many extensions and expect this good doing it, and Britton is nothing if not bold.

Photograph by Michael Buckner/Getty Images for Multifariousness.

Close it downward. Nobody will always have hair this good ever again. Connie is actually incredible. Side annotation: how amazing is it that she always lets her natural freckles fly gratis on the cerise carpet? Love.

Photo past Bennet Raglin/WireImage.

Veronica Lake herself would be envious of Connie'southward smoothen, sideswept waves here—but let'south face it, who isn't?

Photograph by Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic.

Connie genuinely does beachy waves ameliorate than anyone, and we call back we've decoded the secret: even when they're undone and spiraling in multiple different directions, her hair is never messy. In that location's never frizz nor flyaways—her waves are uneven, but they're done. Truly, she is aspirational in all means…and we can't wait for Nashville tonight!

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