This Is the Exact Tool Hailey Bieber Uses for Her Bouncy Lob

If you’re ever feeling particularly down, it can be nice to remind yourself of your accomplishments and talents. I personally like to think about the time I won a kindergarten art contest and the fact that I can identify a Rhode Pocket Blush shade in seconds

Then, you’ll start to remember what else you can do and feel pretty good about yourself. As it turns out, my Hailey Bieber beauty sleuthing talents also extend to hair tools. In case you were wondering, the hero of her new flippy lob routine is Mane’s It’s Giving Body Large Hot Thermal Round Brush. That cute glowing blue power button (the brand’s tagline is Easy Beauty for the Cuties, after all) gives it away.

Hailey Bieber’s Flippy Lob Routine

In a TikTok posted Thursday, December 18 and aptly captioned “flippy hair and a lip,” Bieber showed fans how she gets her new haircut so, well, flippy.

To start, the 29-year-old dried her freshly washed hair with an attachment-less Dyson Airwrap. (My favorite way to go about it!! A Supersonic is on my list this year too, girl.) Then, she grabbed her Mane Brush and began working it through her hair section by section, rolling most of her pieces toward her so her ends flipped outward when they fell. Every so often, she’d work in a flip the other way (rolled away from her, so they curved inward) to add some cool-girl coded variability.

After spraying a few products in (it’s hard to see, but I think she’s using Not Your Mother’s Clean Freak Dry Shampoo and Mane’s Cotton Candy Dry Texture Spray), she flipped her hair upside down for extra bounce and ran a “Hailey”-engraved brush through her locks. Then, she got started on the “lip” portion of her programming. The combo included her Rhode Peptide Lip Shape liner in what I’m almost certain is the neutral pink shade Lift and a top secret new clear lip product that she’s been teasing.

Hailey Bieber’s New Haircut

We first got news of Bieber’s cut last weekend. It’s so good, though, that I feel I’ve known it forever.

The artist behind the chop was celebrity hairstylist Justine Marjan, who shared a few notes on her masterpiece in the comments section of Byrdie’s Instagram.

“If you want to recreate, we did a collarbone-grazing blunt cut with slight face framing layers and point cut around the front,” the celebrity hairstylist shared.

Start with that, and then flip out.