How 7 Celebrities Found Their Perfect Haircuts, in Photos

Re: reverse aging, baby Jessica Alba looks exactly the same as 2015 Jessica Alba, only with unusually separated bangs.

Nice.

Chiiiic. (See the difference?)

Honestly, Alexa Chung pretty much always has the same haircut except a few inches up or down and with/without bangs. This version is cute, if a bit triangular styled like this.

A bit longer with a more solid bang. I feel like we want to see more of her face, no?

And here, we see that Chung's hair has Benjamin Button-ed, becoming shinier and more virginal-looking over time. The long layers and curtain bangs—that must be it.

TBPH, JLaw hasn't found her best-best hair yet, but she's come a long way from this face-obscuring style. #thickhairstruggles

Better, but kind of mumsy.

Even more mumsy, though good for beauty purposes.

Too normal.

1) So much facial surface area to admire! 2) Elongated neck. 3) Can be worn vintage-y or as a modern lob.

Pretty, regular-girl hair.

Different pretty, regular-girl hair with some more polish.

Warmer...

Hot. She's got the bone structure to carry a pixie—no matter what any misogynistic radio hosts have to say.

Very cute, except for the bowl-ness at the crown.

Too much hair, not enough face.

We veer terrifyingly close to Kate Gosselin territory. We leave immediately.

This is how we know Halle Berry, and, as the evidence shows, this is how Halle Berry sees Halle Berry. She always goes back to this because it works.

Feb. 6, 2015, a day we will never forget.

Too bad Kim's proportions and star power demand more hair.

This hair is what we call guy hot—long, smooth, inoffensive.

Cool, but too hard for ScarJo.

The blunt ends and air-dried-but-better texture make Hollywood's standard-issue bob more special.