Kate Hudson bemoans 'problematic' hair
Kate Hudson finds it "challenging" to get her "in-between" locks to look exactly how she wants them to, and believes that if she can't get her hairstyle right, everything about her looks "off".
Kate Hudson has "problematic" hair.
The 'Running Point' actress finds it "challenging" to get her "in-between" locks to look exactly how she wants them to, and believes that if she can't get her hairstyle right, everything about her looks "off".
She told InStyle.com: "Oh, when my hair actually dries nicely - heaven.
"I have that in-between hair that’s half curly, half straight, and fine, so it’s problematic. But when it’s well-conditioned, it weighs down a little, and then I just put in a little balm.
"I’ll usually use Joico Dream Blowout cream, but I won’t blow-dry it. I leave it to dry naturally. If it dries well, I’m good to go. If not, I just throw it in a bun.
"When the hair isn’t good, nothing’s good. Beauty-wise, if the hair doesn’t look right, it doesn’t matter what your make-up is doing—everything’s off.
"It’s really the most important part of a routine and probably the most challenging."
The 45-year-old actress joked she used to look like a "hammerhead shark" with her preferred beauty look in her 20s.
She said: "In the early aughts, my outlook was almost too casual, to the point where I cared so much to be casual that I’d say, 'I’m not going to get dressed up', but I’d do just a rim of black liner and a flush of colour, and that was it - no mascara.
"I looked like a hammerhead shark because my eyes were so far apart. It was just the inner black liner. No brow, super simple."
However, Kate - who has Ryder, 21, with ex-husband Chris Robinson, Bingham, 13, with former partner Matt Bellamy, and six-year-old Rani with fiance Danny Fujikawa - "cares a little more" about her appearance these days.
She added: "But that’s changed now. That was in my early 20s. Then, in my 30s, I started to want to put more effort in. I wanted to show up when I went out, put on the things I love, get my hair blown out, and care a little more.
"But I also think when you’re in the mom phase, you just throw your hair in a bun, trying to figure it out as fast as possible. And now I’m back, and I’m going to take the time to put an outfit together. So, it goes through phases."
