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New York stylist Orlando Pita explains his technique for styling hair and why it's worth it to spend extra money on a good hairstyle. Pita charges $800 for a haircut. "Your hair is one of the first things people notice about you," he said. "You can spend a lot on clothes, but you wear your hair every day."
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Pita discusses hairstyle options with CBSNews.com's Melissa Castellanos.
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Pita styles hair for celebrities including Madonna, Janet Jackson, Gwyneth Paltrow and Julianne Moore.
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High fashion wigs in Pita's studio.
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The tools Pita uses to create styles which have graced magazine covers such as the Italian, French, British, and American editions of Vogue, W, Harper's Bazaar, and Allure.
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Style #1: Wavy -- Pita wraps sections of hair around the styling tool to create soft curls.
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Pita loosens the curls and voila! -- bouncy waves.
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Wavy locks are a good basic hairstyle to start with.
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Style #2: Half-Up -- Pita says not to pull back too much hair so there is still length on the shoulders.
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Finish with a little bit of hairspray.
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Style #3: Pony Tail -- Pita teases the hair underneath to add some lift.
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Then secures the hair with an elastic and wraps a section of hair around to mask it.
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The pony tail sits low above the shoulders.
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The finished product -- smooth, sleek locks.