Music’s Hottest Curly Haired Stars

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Joss Stone

Long before Katy Perry was known as Hollywood's color chameleon, the multicolored crown was worn by this singer. "I went through a stage where I was dying it blue, purple, pink and wearing really colorful clothes. But you have to bleach it before you put the color on and that was ruining it," she told ContactMusic.com. "Someone said you have to stop otherwise all your hair will drop out. I seriously didn't want that to happen. So I ditched the color and went back to being natural again."

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Rihanna

The "Where Have You Been" singer may switch up her hair color as often as her clothes, but one "mane" thing has stayed consistent: she loves to work her curly texture.

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Macy Gray

"I've had it relaxed. I've had a weave and all that, but I always come back to my natural hair because it's my hair and I like it," the musician said in an interview with CurlyNikki.com. "I like the way it feels, especially when I don't have a bunch of stuff in it. I'm not a 'get up two hours early to do my hair' kind of girl. So, it just works for my lifestyle."

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Brandy Norwood

During her days as the star of "Moesha," the singer was known for her braids and sleek weaves and wigs. "I love weaves, I love wigs -- I love hair," she told Wendy Williams in 2010. But lately, she has been embracing her roots and rocking a giant fro.

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Madonna

"My physical transformations -- like changing my hair -- are usually a reflection of what's inspiring me at the moment," the Queen of Pop told Oprah Winfrey.

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Esperanza Spalding

“I've been natural my entire life! My mother didn't believe in relaxers, and vowed never to put lye on her child's scalp,” the jazz singer told Curly Nikki.