Claudine Auger (Dominique "Domino" Derval) in "Thunderball"
Fun fact: To cover Auger's French accent, deemed too strong by filmmakers, Nikki Van der Zyl, who dubbed Andress's voice in Dr. No, was brought in to dub Auger's lines. (Source: imdb.com)
Get the look: One way to get enough volume for this '60s sex-bomb look is with hot rollers (see this hot rollers how-to video for help). After you take the rollers out, brush hair straight for mega volume. You can also tease hair at the crown for added oomph and finish by spritzing hair with hairspray to keep the look from falling flat.
Image taken in 1965
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Jane Seymour (Solitaire) in "Live and Let Die"
Fun fact: The High Priestess Tarot card (shown in the movie) was deliberately designed to resemble Seymour. (Source: imdb.com)
Get the look: Trying to grow your hair out? Even if you don't want it this long, but are going for a longer length, you'll need to work to keep it healthy. Try doing weekly deep conditioning treatments and avoid heat styling. Or, if you'd rather fake the length, try using extensions.
Image taken in 1973
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Barbara Bach (Major Anya Amasova) in "The Spy Who Loved Me"
Fun fact: Russian agent Amasova's code number was XXX (as in Agent XXX). (Source: imdb.com)
Get the look: A middle-parted, sleek look is timeless. To get it, start by distributing a smoothing serum through hair before blow-drying. Use a round brush to smooth hair straight and follow up with a large-barreled curling iron. Hold it horizontally to roll up the ends of hair and get the perfect amount of bend.
Image taken in 1977
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Famke Janssen (Xenia Zirgavna Onatopp) in "GoldenEye"
Fun fact: In the opening car chase between Bond's Aston Martin and Onatopp's Ferrari, Janssen performed her own driving stunts. (Source: imdb.com)
Get the look: Janssen's chin-length bob is a great everyday style. Try blow-drying with a round brush for smoothness and to add bend to your ends.
Image taken on November 13, 1995 in New York City
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Halle Berry (Jinx) in "Die Another Day"
Fun fact: Following her best actress win at the 2002 Oscars, Berry became the first Academy Award winner to be a leading Bond girl in the EON Productions official series. (Source: imdb.com)
Get the look: Try using a pomade to get the piece-y, flipped-out look Berry is sporting. Tousle hair with your fingers as you blow it dry, then use the pomade to flip ends out and create curls with your fingers.
Image taken on November 18, 2002 in London
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So most people (er, guys) watch James Bond movies for the action, the cars and the gadgets. But we watch them to see how the Bond girls strategically seduce Mr. Bond with their beauty (hair and makeup looks to be specific). Which is why we rounded up the hottest hair looks from the many decades of Bond movies and, of course, the newest Bond flick. Read on to learn key tricks on getting these hairstyles at home. Soon, you'll be rocking a sexy Bond girl look of your own.
