You can totally copy Halle Berry’s curly hair at the Oscars, and we broke it down

ICYMI Halle Berry shut it down on the Oscars red carpet, taking her Atelier Versace gown to the next level with a head full of glorious curls with bangs.

Fans of Halle know this has been her go-to look lately. She’s posted a handful of pics on IG showing off her curly ‘fro and we’re loving it. Halle’s stylist Castillo told Refinery 29, “It was a joint process that took around two weeks to decide on. Halle’s been wearing her hair natural lately, and we really wanted to create a style that embodied her whimsical spirit.”

Some of us have been copying Halle Berry since Strictly Business and Boomerang, so naturally, we’re dying to get her Shirley Temples.

Here are a few ways to harness your inner Ms. Berry and use your powers for good.

Option #1: Wear your own damn curls

Halle’s style was all about embracing her natural curl, so do the same! Take a break from flat irons and curling wands. Use a curl enhancing product like Shea Moisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie ($12.99), get your air dry on, and grab your afro pick by the fist ($4.99).

Option #2: Roller girl

To mimic Halle’s exact curl, a roller set is your best bet. To get your best curl you’ll need to use a foam like ORS Olive Oil Wrap Set Mousse ($6.89), these can be a bit drying so use your most moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. (Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Strengthen and Grow Restore Shampoo, $12.99 and Cantu Hydrating Cream Conditioner, $4.97 are good options.) Section your hair, apply one pump of foam per section, and roll hair with orange perm rods ($1.99). Use a bit of oil to remove rods and separate curls — but not until they’re 100 percent dry.

Option 3: Wig out

Don’t sleep on a curly wig moment. All you need is an affordable wig that’s similar to Halle’s curls (we found one here for $24.99.) Then for a more natural shape, follow beauty blogger Jessica Pettway’s tutorial for cutting and layering.

Curly, straight, loc’d, or braided up, we can all agree that having a hair moment in the face of haters deserves its own award.