Sydney Sweeney first premiered her new haircut, aka the “baroque bob”, at the Vanity Fair Oscar After Party in March and I’ve been obsessed ever since.
Never heard of the baroque bob? It’s officially become the “it” hairstyle of the summer (even Zendaya recently rocked it!). The length usually sits just above the shoulders but the look is less about the length and more about the styling. The baroque bob is all about glamorous, voluminous, bouncy hair. It looks simultaneously sophisticated and yet effortless.
But creating the look isn’t quite as easy as it looks. Fortunately, Sydney Sweeney’s hair stylist Glen Coco Oropeza gave a how-to tutorial via Instagram so you can recreate the hairstyle yourself. Check it out below.
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1. Prep Hair
Apply Kerastase Premium Serum Filler to damp hair (Glen said this product “changed his life”).
2. Blow Dry
Section off your hair using sectioning clips (Glen uses The Hair Shop Metallic Shark Clips) and blow dry hair using the Kristen Ess Soft Volume Blow Dry Brush. To create volume, he says you should “over-direct the Soft Volume Blow Dry Brush in an upward direction to give the roots a nice lifted and voluminous effect.”
Once the hair is completely dry, apply the Kerastase VIP Volume In Powder Spray “to create a ton of volume and lift.”
3. Curl the Ends
Next, lightly use the Kristen Ess 1 1/4 Inch Curling Iron on the ends “for a touch of bounce” and “some added dimension.”
4. Finger Brush
Immediately finger-brush out the hair until you have it exactly the way you want it.
5. Add a Touch of Shine
Apply Kerastase Premiere Repairing High Shine Oil to the ends of hair.
6. Spray And Set
Finish off the look by using the Kerastase Laque Extreme Hair Spray to “lock in the style.”
