

As he worked expertly and quickly on the models, I was able to Orlando a few questions about the inspiration and how to achieve this look at home. Watch how he pins and tucks the girls' hair under to create the illusion of a short boyish bob. He first used T3 Plump to give texture to the girls' hair while blowdrying. Next, to make it easy to style he added the new Elevate-- a flat iron volumizer. Last, he separated the hair into two low ponytails and using bobby pins and T3's new heat seeking hairspray- Control, he was able to pin tuck the girls' hair under and create the illusion of a short cut.
You can definitely try this look at home, just make sure you straighten your hair with a good flat iron, apply volumizing product so it's not too slippery, and have plenty of hairspray and bobby pins on hand. Orlando also used a new limited edition T3 hair dryer in bright candy apple red (available at Barneys this month) that we are hoping to give away to you. Stay tuned!
The finished result-- a sleek and short bob! You would never guess she started with long hair down her back.
T3 360 Elevate $19- Sold at Ulta, Nordstrom, Sephora, Henri Bendel and Fred Segal Studio starting in September
T3 360 Control $19 Sold at Ulta, Nordstrom, Sephora, Henri Bendel and Fred Segal Studio starting in October.
All Photos: Bagsnob.com
The finished result-- a sleek and short bob! You would never guess she started with long hair down her back.
T3 360 Elevate $19- Sold at Ulta, Nordstrom, Sephora, Henri Bendel and Fred Segal Studio starting in September
T3 360 Control $19 Sold at Ulta, Nordstrom, Sephora, Henri Bendel and Fred Segal Studio starting in October.
All Photos: Bagsnob.com










I love that shot of the model with the short bob -- wowza!!
Have you tried any of the T3 Dry Shampoos? The thought of Dry Shampoo eerks me a little, but there were some T3 ones in the goody bag at Carolina Herrera that I've been trying to psych myself up to try:)