SHE
MAY BE AN OSCAR WINNER,
but Rachel Weisz has little in
common with her gilded statuette.
"In real life I'm very unpolished,"
says the mother of 17-month-old
Henry. "Dressing for the red carpet
is fantasy time, but in my
day-to-day life, Fm very grungy."
This low-main-tenance attitude has
served her hair well. "It's in great
shape," says Matrixhairstylist Mark
Townsend. "Rachel's hair matches her
personality: It's not overdone, not
super-fussed-over. And she's
incredibly approachable and sweet."
Fearless too: In 2005 thè British
actress sheared her locks to a half
inch to play a dying woman in The
Fountain. While growing out her
hair, she often donned extensions.
But ayear later, when Townsend
suggested she wear a thicket of
curly, waist-length tresses to thè
Oscars, the eight-months-pregnant
star didn't feel so brave. "Are you
sure we need this much hair?" Weisz
asked. But Townsend soldiered on,
confident in his vision. "I wanted
fullness in the back to balance out
her silhouette," he says of thè
babybump/hairbump symmetry. The
romantic updo proved lucky—and
prophetic. "Now I'm growing my hair
out," she says. "I've come to like
it really long andunruly."Instyle
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