An angled bob haircut for women is characterized by shorter hair in the back and longer hair around your face. The transition from short to long is gradual, creating an angled appearance.
What Is An Angled Bob?
An angled bob is a short haircut where the hair is cut at an angle, making it shorter in the back and gradually longer towards the front. There are many specific varieties of an angled bob, such as A-line, inverted, graduated, and stacked. It’s a versatile haircut that can be customized to work with every face shape and hair type.
The Best Angled Bob for Your Face Shape
Before I get into these recommendations, you need to understand face shapes. Scientists have indeed confirmed distinct face shapes and their traits. The thing is, each of us is 100% unique. (Source)
Don’t fret if your face shape doesn’t fall perfectly into one category. Go with the one closest to your face shape. You can also pick two if you’re split down the middle.
The most important step is confirming your face shape with your hairdresser. With that, you’re sure to get a fantastic result.
How to Get The Best Angled Bob Based Upon Your Face Shape:
- Diamond. The goal is to make your cheekbones look less wide, creating the illusion of an oval shape. You’ll want voluminous layers near your jaw and temples, which creates that illusion.
- Heart-Shaped. The goal is to make your forehead look smaller and round out your chin slightly. (Bangs are perfect for achieving this!) You should get a shoulder-skimming cut with no volume in the top but lots of bouncy layers around your face and ends.
- Oval. Congratulations, you have the ideal face shape! You can truly wear any style of bob you want. Consider your routine and desired level of maintenance to make the best choice for you.
- Round. The goal is to make your face look longer. You’ll want an bob with lots of volume on the top and crown area, but it stays sleek around your face.
- Square. The goal is to add roundness to your features. Ask your stylist for layers that reduce volume around your temples and jaw but add bounce around your cheekbones.
- Rectangle. The goal is to make your face look shorter and rounder, like an oval face shape. Ask for a chin-length cut with a good amount of volume on the sides but no height on top.
Hair Type Considerations for an Angled Bob
Your hair type has a huge influence on your angled bob’s upkeep.
When you find your perfect inspiration photo, consider how long it’d take to style it the same way. If you fall in love with an ultra-sleek and shiny inverted bob but have curly hair, styling will take a lot of time.
The Most Flattering Angled Bob Variations For Each Hair Type:
- Wavy Hair: A stacked bob will help show off your waves. If you straighten your hair, ask for a longer cut with medium layers to reduce poofiness and frizz.
- Curly Hair (including perms): A stacked A-line bob with many layers will bring the best out of your curls. Bangs can be hit or miss with this hair type. Ask for your stylist’s recommendation if you’re on the fence.
- Coily Hair: Layers are your best friend for coily bobs. Ask for layers in the back, too, rather than graduation. This will create balanced volume, and the cut will still be flattering as it grows out.
- Straight Hair (including relaxed hair): Inverted and A-line bobs give straight hair an edgy feel. For a softer style, ask for an inverted bob with layers and beveling through the sides.
- Fine Hair: The shorter, the better for fine hair. Shorter styles will create more movement and volume in your hair. Asking for graduation in the back can help boost volume, too.
- Thick and coarse Hair: Avoid taking your bob too short. Lots of layers for reducing weight and bulk are fine. But if you ask for something shorter than chin length, you’ll be stuck with a lot of volume and poofiness.
- Gray Hair: The texture of your grays will impact which angled bob is right for you. A bob will look gorgeous if your gray hairs are thick and wiry. You will only need to do a little daily styling. If your gray hairs are fine and soft, try a shoulder-skimming cut with side bangs. This will highlight your facial features.
- Damaged or heavily processed hair: Cutting off the most damaged parts of your hair is the best thing you can do. An inverted bob won’t require daily use of hot tools, so your hair can recover a bit. You’ll also want lots of layers to reduce frizz and split ends.
How to Style an Angled Bob Haircut
The best thing about an angled bob is that it can be customized to suit any hair length, type, or texture. But I still have some styling tips for your new ‘do below.
Styling an Angled Bob on Fine to Medium Hair
The key to styling with this hair type is getting hold, volume, and texture. There’s nothing worse than noticing your hair has fallen flat halfway through the day. Luckily, the right products can keep your locks from ever looking limp.
My all-time favorite is Volumizing Spray Mousse. This brand has lived up to its name since its 1998 debut. I love this mousse because it adds much volume but won’t make your hair sticky or crunchy. Best of all, it’ll hold for up to 48 hours.
Focus the mousse on your roots. Then use a small amount on the rest of your hair. Set your blow dryer to low or medium, and use a round brush to dry your roots to get the most volume.
You can round brush your ends if you want a full, bouncy look or use a flat paddle brush to create sleekness.
Styling an Angled Bob on Thick or Damaged Hair
The struggle is real when you have thick hair! You want to get your hair dry and styled before your arms get exhausted. But going too fast with the blow dryer or hot tools can lead to a messy end result.
And the same is true for damaged or heavily processed hair. In this state, your hair takes longer to dry than when it’s healthy. (Source) You’re dealing with the same woes as someone with thick hair. Either way, you need a product that protects and tames your tresses to make styling easier.
That’s why I have to tell you about My Amazing Quick Dry Shake ‘n Spray. (And it is amazing.) This heat protectant will reduce your hair’s drying time—whether air or blow dry. It’s also 100% vegan, rich in amino acids, and fights tangles and frizz… I could go on.
After your hair is dry, style it with any hot tools you’d like. In my experience, using this product also reduces how long it takes to curl or straighten my hair.
Styling an Angled Bob of Wavy, Curly, or Coily Hair
How you style your cut with waves, curls, or coils depends on your goal. You can completely straighten it into a gorgeous, sleek style with a blow dryer and flat iron. Or you can embrace your texture and enjoy a super low-maintenance daily routine.
If you want to smooth out your locks, I suggest Oribe Straight Away Smoothing Blowout Cream. It’s pricey, but it’s worth it.
Heat damage can cause breakage and split ends to your already-fragile texture. This blowout cream will reduce dry time, help straighten, reduce frizz, and boost shine.
If you want to go natural, you only need to scrunch with a good product. My favorite is Ouidad Advanced Climate Control Styling Cream. It’ll amplify your curls, waves, or coils—especially when you take the time to scrunch after washing.
And it’ll protect your cut from frizz, humidity, and UV damage all day. I love how lightweight and non-greasy this cream is, especially considering how much it does for my hair.
Maintaining Your Angled Bob Haircut
Maintaining your cut is one of the most important things to consider. Extremely dramatic inverted versions require daily styling and frequent trims, for example.
That’s why I broke down maintenance into the levels below. By considering your face shape, hair type, and desired level of upkeep, you’ll get a perfect haircut.
Haircut frequency:
- You want to visit the salon as little as possible. Ask for an inverted bob without any graduation or stacking. The inversion will help the cut last longer. And stacked bobs need frequent trims. Whether you’re busy with work, kids, or just the chaos of life, this cut will always look great.
- You don’t mind getting trims every couple months or so. A graduated or A-line bob will create the feeling of effortless style. Ask your stylist to avoid going super dramatic with the stacking or angle. These types of cuts need trimming every 8 to 10 weeks.
- You’re happy to stop by for quick cleanups often. You can go as bold as you’re comfortable with. Experiment with trendy bangs, shaving the back extremely short, a dramatic angle, or all 3 to find a style that matches your bold personality.
Daily styling:
- On a good hair day, you can roll out of bed and be ready in 2 minutes. Request a soft, lived-in bob without sharp lines. This type is perfect if you’re a busy mom!
- You’ll spend 10 or 15 minutes doing your hair whenever you have to go out. Try an inverted bob without graduation. Ask for short to medium layers to curl your hair, or wear it straight.
- You’re fine spending up to an hour primping each morning. You’ll want to choose a bob that suits your face shape. But otherwise, do whatever you want! Try many variations if you’re willing to blow dry, straighten, or curl your hair daily.
The Most Popular Angled Bob Haircut Ideas:
There are plenty of unique ways you can get an angled bob. Below, I’ve compiled photos of some of the best angled bob haircuts and hairstyles to inspire you!
#1: Dimensional Blonde Tousled Bob
This style is a dimensional blonde tousled bob. For fine hair, a great way to add body is with a squared cut. Trimming your bob at a slight angle helps the style suit your face shape, particularly in areas where hair might be finer, like near the temples. Adding subtle waves in the squared cut aids in making the hairstyle more dynamic while maintaining its volume.
#2 Glossy Blunt Bob
This glossy angled blunt bob is a sleek and modern hairstyle, perfect for those who love clean lines and a polished look. The cut features sharp, precise edges that frame the face beautifully, making it ideal for straight, fine to medium hair. The angled bob elongates the neck and highlights the jawline, giving a sophisticated and elegant appearance. It’s low-maintenance in terms of daily styling but requires regular trims to maintain its sharp shape. This style is great for those seeking a professional yet stylish look.
#3: Short Angled Cut with Choppy Ends
An angled short haircut with soft waves and uneven ends beautifully displays your hair’s natural texture. Choppy or textured bobs are ideal for people with thick hair. This style is easy to manage and reduces excess volume in your hair.
#4 Vibrant Auburn Waves on Graduated Bob
This graduated bob is brought to life with full-bodied auburn waves, enriched by luscious copper highlights that capture the light. The waves add texture and volume, perfect for those with thick hair who desire movement and a lighter feel without sacrificing length. The color contrast not only enriches the visual appeal but also accentuates each layer’s shape. This cut is an excellent choice for those with a round or square face shape, as the angled cut elongates and slims the face. Regular styling with a wave-enhancing product will highlight the cut’s dimensionality. While the color may require upkeep to retain its vibrancy, the payoff is a stunning, warm look that radiates confidence.
#5 Sun-Kissed Caramel Stacked Bob
This short stacked bob offers a stunning blend of brunette roots with warm caramel highlights, perfect for those looking to introduce some warmth to their complexion. Its layers are crafted to create volume at the crown, subtly tapering down to the nape, which works beautifully for medium to thick hair types. The color work requires maintenance to keep the highlights vibrant and the brunette from looking dull, so you’d want to invest in a good color-protective shampoo. It’s an ideal style for someone seeking a low-maintenance cut with a high-impact look. This haircut frames the face attractively, suitable for most face shapes, especially if you’re looking for something to give the illusion of an elongated profile.
#6 Sleek Platinum Balayage Bob
This angled bob flaunts a chic platinum balayage, ideal for adding contemporary flair to your look. Its sleek, straight style and cooler blonde tones work brilliantly to frame the face, accentuating your features. One of the advantages of this cut is its ease of maintenance—simple blow-drying will have you styled and out the door. However, keep in mind that achieving this level of blonde may require regular salon visits to maintain the color and minimize damage. Perfect for those with medium-density hair, it can make thinner hair appear fuller. However, for those with very thick hair, this cut may require thinning to maintain its sleek shape.
#7 Sleek Chic Angled Bob
This chic angled bob is a testament to timeless style, with its sharp, clean lines and a sophisticated chin-length cut. The uniform rich brown color contributes to the sleekness of the look and accentuates the angle beautifully. Ideal for those with straight, thick hair, this cut ensures a smooth and refined silhouette that’s perfect for both professional settings and special occasions. The angle compliments most face shapes by drawing attention upwards, thus elongating the neck and jawline. It’s low maintenance in terms of daily styling, but to keep the angle distinct, regular trims are recommended.
#8 Multi-Tonal Rounded Precision Bob
This meticulously shaped rounded bob is tailored to perfection, featuring multi-tonal browns that create a rich, velvety texture. The precision of the cut ensures a sleek silhouette that is both timeless and contemporary, ideal for medium to thick hair seeking a style with volume without bulk. The strategic color placement enhances the bob’s round shape and makes for a fuller appearance. The haircut is low-maintenance in styling but will require regular trims to keep its shape. It’s particularly flattering for square or diamond face shapes, softening strong jawlines. When considering this style, remember the importance of maintaining the multi-tonal color to keep the visual depth and vibrancy.
#9 Chocolate Brown Bob with Natural Sheen
Embrace the effortless elegance with this chocolate brown bob, perfect for accentuating natural beauty without the need for complex styling. Its even length and subtle inward curve present a silhouette suitable for most face shapes, especially oval and heart-shaped faces. This cut’s beauty lies in its simplicity, offering a stylish yet manageable look for those with medium hair density. While this hue is stunning and low-maintenance, it may need regular gloss treatments to maintain the sheen and depth of color. The classic straight bob is versatile, easy to care for, and always in vogue, making it an ideal choice for a busy lifestyle or someone seeking a timeless look.
#10 Chic Layered Bob with Undercut
Featuring a chic layered bob with a subtle undercut, this style is perfect for someone seeking both fashion and function in their hairstyle. The layers give life and movement, making it a breeze to style with just a quick round-brush blowout. The undercut, while not immediately obvious, aids in removing bulk and ensures the hair falls neatly into place, particularly beneficial for those with thicker hair. It also provides a refreshing lightness at the nape, perfect for warmer seasons or a more active lifestyle. Regular salon visits will keep the layers fresh and the undercut tidy. The straight texture with a hint of wave is perfect for this cut, as it showcases the dynamic layering without requiring extensive styling time.
#11: Short Inverted Red Bob
If you want inverted bobs, they allow your hair to be longer at the sides. If you want to wear it wavy, cut the hair slightly longer. This is because, once dry, the hair will shorten when styled. Rich, earthy red tones are very popular. To keep the color looking fresh, use a pigment shampoo now and then. It will add warm tones and give depth.
#12: Wavy Blonde Bob with Jagged Ends
Creating a raw textured wavy bob requires a specific shape. Due to longer layers, the shape must be slightly longer on the sides for jaggedness. The longer front portions prevent the hair from looking too short after styling. To get perfect waves, tong your hair but leave out the last inch. Let it cool, and shake it. Then, add some sea salt spray for a beachy look.
#13: Straight Graduated Bob with a Fringe
A bob cut with a smooth graduation and fringe is popular. This haircut makes your hair look fuller and thicker. Use a round brush to dry your hair and curl the ends under for the best results.
#14: Short Hair with Soft Ombre
Even short hair can be styled with ombré. The key is in the placement of colors. Start the lighter color from around the eye socket for a soft, blended look. We often use Grenache for this method. For shorter hair, I recommend a light and feathery ombré application. This approach prevents the hair ends from becoming too light and looking solid.
#15: Fresh Cut Bob
Angled bob hairstyles don’t need to be high maintenance, or they can be as high as you want, making them fun and versatile. For back-to-school moms that are frazzled in the morning but want to look like they have it together, you don’t have to worry anymore; angled haircuts are for you.
#16 Sleek Bob with Sharp Lines
This cut is a beautiful, sleek bob haircut that never goes out of fashion. The best thing about this spectacular style is the sharp lines. It’s the perfect balance of short and voluminous at the back but keeps the appearance of length around the face if needed. This cute haircut is for all women, no matter your hair texture or age. It can be adapted to every woman. It’s a timeless look that can be styled sleek or textured.
#17: Bob with Light Grey Balayage
Are you an older woman with short, straight hair looking for a stylish refresh? Consider a bob with light grey balayage. This cut combines a classic shape with a trendy twist. It’s perfect for those who want to update their look without going too edgy. The grey balayage adds dimension and depth to the cut without overpowering the style. I suggest using a shine serum to give your hair a beautiful glow. This style is a chic and playful option for any occasion.
#18: Crisp Bob with Natural Color
A crisp bob is a chic way to embrace your natural color while staying youthful. I suggest a crisp shape for any silver hair style. This allows you to stay modern. Using a blue or violet shampoo to brighten your silver is also key. The best purple shampoo is Loma’s violet shampoo. I love this specific one because of its ability to have blue and purple tones in one shampoo. That way, you can neutralize yellow and orange.
#19: Dimensional Long-Angled Bob
This is a dimensional blonde with soft, ash-gold tones on a long angled bob. I recommend such bob cuts for women with a natural level 5 or higher, with a light to medium skin tone. I also recommend it for women who love the outdoors or the beach.
#20: Medium-Length Bob Haircut
This alluring sliced bob cut is a collarbone length, slightly angled in the front with no layering. If you have a ton of hair, you’ll have to wear it blown out, smooth, or air-dried to achieve the look. This medium-length hair fits any face shape, and the length is what you want to consider when achieving it. Some face shapes will require you to keep the length longer, such as a collarbone, while others look great at a shorter length.
#21: Grey Angled Cut for Thin Hair
A grey angled cut for thin hair is a way to keep your hair stylish when not coloring it. Ask for a bob haircut that enhances your volume. Make sure you schedule upkeep every 4-6 weeks with your stylist. I use a thermal protectant spray on dry hair to create a flat iron curl for a soft, smooth wave. If you want a nice finishing product on your style, I use the Bumble and Bumble classic hair spray. It will keep the style going all day.
#22: Short Bob for Thick Hair
A short bob for thick tresses will look great. However, your hair must be thinned out a lot to sit correctly. You should know a chic short bob cut will require a good amount of styling with a blow dryer and flat iron. Before styling women’s bob haircuts, use a smoothing cream and heat protector to withstand the heat for minimal damage.
#23: Short Choppy Bob
If your hair lacks shape and has some holes in the perimeter, I suggest getting a cut immediately. This will help to halt further breakage. A short angled bob is a great option for redirecting the angles where the shape can showcase a healthy style.
#24: Modern Angled Cut with a Bright Money Piece
If you can add more maintenance to your hairstyle, a money piece will create a fun cut. When you ask for a money piece, talk with your stylist about how bright you want the color. Also, note how thick you want it to be.
#25: Gorgeous Light Blonde Bob Cut
A gorgeous light blonde cut is one of those timeless styles. Blondes and bobs never go out of style; they’re classic. With an angled bob, you will typically find that the back is longer and has more layers than the front. This helps create the sharpness of the line toward your face. I suggest finding a stylist who specializes in bob hairstyles for women. Not everyone can cut a perfect bob.
#26: Buttery Blonde Thick Angled Bob
Angled bobs are perfect for fine-hair and thick-haired clients looking for a change. Pay attention to your lines when cutting this style, though. It would be best if you had clean partings for that perfect angle. You can finish this look sleek or try adding beachy curls for a more voluminous look.
#27: Angled Inverted Bob
An angled inverted bob is a great haircut for women who want a more dynamic, gorgeous, and sharp-looking hairstyle. Such bob hair cuts can be sleek and smooth for a classic and elegant look. Add some beachy waves and volume.
#28: Angled for Older Women
A fabulous bob for older women is both stylish and youthful. They are easily styled with a blow-dryer and round brush. Using the correct smoothing product will give sleek gray hair a trendy look and soften a round face.
#29: Noticeable Long Angled Bob with Bangs
A super soft cut styled sleek with straight bangs is fantastic. This angled bob hairstyle with bangs will leave you feeling flirty all day!
#30: Trendy Medium Bob with Layers
This dramatic white-blonde bob is beautifully layered. These styles are stunning and amazing for women with naturally straight, fine hair.
#31 Angled Long Bob
This sleek, angled long bob features a gradual lengthening from the back to the front, perfectly framing the face and enhancing the jawline. Ideal for medium to thick hair types, this cut provides volume at the back while maintaining a smooth, polished look around the face. The subtle inward curve at the ends adds softness and sophistication, making it a great choice for oval, heart, and square face shapes. Regular trims are essential to keep the sharp lines and maintain the style’s shape.
#32: The Cutest Short Bob
Opt for a dark brown base to the ends. As it almost looks like it could be the model’s natural brunette hair with some classy, subtle highlights. This angled haircut is versatile for so many face shapes. The asymmetry can be suitable for round to square face shapes. Side bangs are also an option for women who want to have it. In this case, the model in the picture has a soft side-swept fringe.
#33: Fun & Flirty Bob
This is a fun and flirty bob! It’s a versatile style perfect for an everyday look or a night out! I love the texture of the beach waves. They fall so soft and effortlessly. This type of bob looks very flattering on any face shape and with any hair texture. It fits any lifestyle because it’s easy to style straight or wavy. Make sure you find a good hairdresser comfortable with texturizing for thick hair. This type of cut must be thinned out and texturized for it to lay and style right.
#34: Shiny Jet Black Angled Bob
This is an eye-catching angled bob haircut. My favorite thing about the look is the contrast. I recommend this cut for women looking to express themselves and be comfortable in their skin.
#35: An Edgy Take on a Classic Bob
This is an edgy version of a classic look. You can never go wrong with a classic bob. My favorite thing about an angled bob is that any lady can have it. I recommend a root lifting spray, foam, and a smoothing cream for the ends. Of course, everyone’s hair is different, so ultimately, it depends on your hair type. An impressive haircut can be created in many ways on many different types of hair. You need a heat protector to save your hair from any hot tools used, a soft paddle brush for the initial blow-dry, and a round brush or flat iron to finish if needed.
#36: Fun Short Textured Bob
This is a fun, short, textured bob full of personality. The best thing about it is that you can style it in multiple ways, and it’s great for any hair type and texture. Try using Aveda Volumizing Tonic for lightweight volume. Pair it with Aveda New Texture Tonic to add a soft, movable texture. It’s great for straight or curly hair.
#37: Medium-Length Angled Bob
This is one of the most wonderful medium-length angled bob cuts. It’s a low-maintenance hairstyle that is full of modern style. Angled bob hairstyles are the best short haircuts. Use a serum to keep ends smooth and add high shine and a root boost for volume. A great serum is Loma Fortifying Tonic. It helps repair your hair while adding protection and shine. The trick to making hair look healthy is shine! Try a volume spray like Kenra Root Lifting Spray. It adds a lot of volume without making your hair feel sticky. Use a medium-sized round brush during the blow-dry to add max volume and flat iron to smooth the ends straight.
#38: Power Bob
I describe this cut as the new classic. It’s a modern take on an a-line cut with blunt lines and internal layering to create a sleek but soft shape. To recreate this style, use Goldwell hair color and Goldwell Duel Senses shampoo and conditioner to maintain the tone. Because this length is universally flattering and the color is low-maintenance, I recommend this to many women. Depending on hair type, you could customize this style for each girl using different layering.
#39: Nicely Stacked Bob with Blonde Highlights
Go for a bob with low graduation (or stack) in the back and a point-cut perimeter to create a soft edge. Consider blonde highlights to enhance the shape of your haircut and make it stylish.
#40: Timeless Bob
This cut is classic and timeless. It can be flattering to most face shapes and hair types. We recommend Organic Pure Care products. Their products are incredible, but we recommend the Volumizing Spray, Volumizing Foam, and Hydrating Shiny Spray to achieve this look. The long lengths in the front could help balance any roundness in the face, but this is a very versatile cut and can be worn by women with naturally curly, wavy, or straight hair.
#41: Long Angled Bob with Layers
This is an angled long bob haircut. I love this haircut because you can wear it straight or style it with soft beach waves. The long layers in your haircut help create volume and add extra movement through your hair when worn curled. An angled layered bob haircut is so great because it works on any hair type or face shape.
#42: Slightly Angled Lob
This is an angled lob with a slight, subtle angle and tapered ends that are perfect for tousling and usually very flattering on all hair types! This lob is so feminine that it is versatile and can be a successful style for the businesswoman in the office or an effortless look for the beach babe! It can be cool, casual, sophisticated, or runway-fierce.
#43: No-Fuss Wavy Bob
Go for a versatile, lived-in, a-line bob cut. These days the term “lived-in” is used to describe a no-fuss, ready-to-go hairstyle, and this cut comes closest to that. The best thing about it is that it can be worn classically straight and smooth by an executive or curled for a younger, more playful look.
#44: Stylish Blonde Lob
This hairstyle is classic and stylish. It appeals to all types of women because it’s versatile and easy to pull off. The best thing about it is all the options it has. This cut can be kept smooth or waved for a stylish look. The cut looks amazing with great hair color.
#45: Blunt Angled Bob
The lines serve the look! Stylist Melanie gave a precision cut that has movement and body.
#46: Beautiful Angled Bob
Ask your stylist if they have the Surface Hair razor to create fun textures for the maximum versatility in your angled bob haircut. It helps create a beautiful and easy style wearing beachy waves or smooth.
#47: Sleek Shoulder-Length Angled Bob
This is a shoulder-length, sleek, angled bob. I love the distinct, crisp lines that create the shape! My favorite thing about an angled bob is the versatility that comes with it. It can be styled in so many ways!
#48: Bright Angled Bob
This is an easy-to-wear, fresh, and bright look. In general, angled bob haircuts are quite easy to style (most of the time), and this particular look doesn’t require too much attention since your hair is short and not very thick. This is a practical look for women who don’t want to spend so much time in front of the mirror, and that’s one of my favorite things about it. It’s also the type of look that needs a trim at least every three months since the shape of the haircut changes every month.
#49: Sleek Bob with Red Panels
This is an angled, sleek bob. My favorite thing about it is the color. They don’t need a lot of colors, but the way the red panels peep through is beautiful! Kenra Silkening Gloss and Lanza Brush Through Hairspray were the perfect products for this angled bob. I recommend this to women who want their hair to look thicker or wear a short sassy style.
#50: Texturized Balayaged Angled Lob
I would call this look a texturized, long bob with balayage. It has all of the dimensions and texture! I painted on Schwarzkopf Blonde Me bleach and texturized the hair with scissors and a razor. Lastly, I curled the hair with my favorite BioIonic curling iron and sprayed it with a texture spray. This would be a great look for fine or medium-texture hair. With this style, you should be prepared to style your hair daily. It’s a supercut for women who want to try a shorter length.
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