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Sleigh your holiday hair! Celebrity hairstylist <\/span>Sophie Rose Gutterman<\/a>, who has worked with <\/span>Emmy Rossum, <\/span>Nicky Hilton, <\/span>Karlie Kloss, <\/span>Gwyneth Paltrow, <\/span>Jackie Tohn, is spilling her mane do’s and don’ts for the upcoming holiday season with ET.<\/span><\/p>\n While prepping for parties can feel stressful, Gutterman says keeping your strands low-key with high shine is essential for a festive celebration.<\/span><\/p>\n “Start with moisture and a good leave-in product like the <\/span>Curlsmith Moisture Memory Weightless Leave-In Release<\/a> or\u00a0<\/span>Double Cream Deep Quencher<\/a> to guarantee hydration and prevent frizz.\u00a0… Apply it to wet hair from the mid-lengths to ends and try a slicked back bun. It’s a heatless style that looks chic and helps treat the hair,” she explains.<\/span><\/p>\n If you want to take it up a notch while still letting your sparkly outfit shine, the hair expert suggests leaning on simple accessories.<\/span><\/p>\n “Working with clothes is always recommended, but that doesn’t mean you have to completely tone it down. … While hair may sometimes have to take a back seat to a high collar or sequins, it’s still fun to create statements that speak beyond the wardrobe.”<\/span><\/p>\n Her pick this year: “Balenciaga recently did a fashion show featuring tons of bows, and my client who attended wore one with a half-up style and face framing bangs. It was so fun.”<\/span><\/p>\n It’s also important to avoid overdoing your locks so that you look good (and feel good) while mingling.<\/span><\/p>\n “Limit the number of bobby pins you use. If it hurts while you’re styling, chances are you’ll have a headache by the end of the night and nobody wants that,” she notes.<\/span><\/p>\n