Deborah Norville's Professional Host Look

To get a style like Deborah's, visit your cosmetologist and ask for a long shag. This should be an updated and slightly longer version of the "Rachel" cut Jennifer Aniston made so popular in the 1990s. This cut should give you lots of movement, with pretty, choppy layers that end between your chin and your shoulders.

To style your hair at home, apply a little volumizing gel to the roots and dry your hair upside down. This will provide volume at the roots. Once your hair is completely dry, roll your hair all over in large hot rollers and allow the hair to cool completely. When cool, take the rollers down and shake your hair out with your fingers. With the long end of a rat tail comb, you can then part your hair in a wide zigzag formation. The zigzag hides much of the part and offers extra volume. If your hair tends to fall flat, tease it just a little at the crown and then smooth hair over the teasing so it doesn't show. Spray just a little spray on the long end of the comb, and use it to pick through the hair, cutting in pretty sectioning. Once your style is set, a light misting of shine enhancing hairspray will add sheen and help keep it all in place.