#31: Full-of-Movement Brunette Bob
Swoopy bangs and collarbone length bring a subtle ’70s softness to this brunette bob. The rich tone glows in sunlight and enhances the wave pattern. Layers keep the hair from feeling heavy, especially on thicker textures. Dry with a paddle brush, then add loose bends for a floaty finish.
#32: Shaggy Highlighted Brunette Bob for Thick Hair
Shag-style layers carve out shape and control for thick hair while copper tips add brightness. The longer length makes waves easier to style and maintain. This cut softens strong jawlines and opens up the face. Use a curl-defining cream and diffuse to enhance natural texture.
#33: Bob with Large Dimensional Curls
Big, barrel curls deliver retro glamour with a modern color twist. Strawberry-blonde highlights over chocolate brown create high contrast and red-carpet shine. The shape flatters oval and heart faces by adding width at the cheeks. Set with hot rollers or a large wand and finish with humidity-resistant spray.
#34: Choppy Wavy Angled Bob for Fine Hair
Fine hair gets instant lift from choppy layers and classic bronde tones. An angled outline elongates the neck and keeps the look sleek. Scrunch in a light-hold mousse while flipping the head upside down for volume. Finish with a blast of cool air to set the texture in place.
#35: Wavy Bob with Layers and Flicked Ends
Rounded layers and flicked ends create playful movement on medium-length hair. Natural waves spring to life with minimal effort, while straight hair can be curled at the ends. The shape balances thicker textures by removing bulk. Use a large-barrel iron to curl just the tips for a flirty finish.
#36: Cute Coffee-Colored Bob
Deep coffee brown looks glossy and healthy, especially with soft, separated waves. Subtle highlights add dimension so the color doesn’t appear too dense. This bob suits round and oval faces by bringing movement to the mid-lengths. Style with a shine-boosting serum and a flexible-hold spray.
#37: Sexy Jet-Black Wavy Bob
Glossy jet-black hair takes on a sultry edge with alternating wave directions. Wrapping sections from mid-length down prevents spiral curls and keeps the texture relaxed. The extended length elongates the neckline and flatters heart and oval faces. Finish with a light mist of oil spray for mirror-like shine.
#38: Long Blonde Wavy Bob
Dark roots and bright, S-pattern waves create a high-contrast, editorial look. The length layers over the shoulders for a voluminous, runway feel. This blonde balayage reads luxe while remaining low-maintenance at the root. Backcomb lightly at the crown and fluff with dry texture spray for lift.
#39: Straight-Cut Wavy Bob with Carved Texture
A blunt baseline contrasts with carved, razored texture through the lengths. This technique removes weight so thick, straight hair can bend easily. The result is a modern, swingy shape that moves with every step. Create quick S-waves with a flat iron and mist with workable spray.
#40: Ash-Blonde Spiral Waves
Ash-blonde balayage cools warm undertones for a chic, high-contrast finish. The spiral waves are defined yet soft, ideal for events and photos. Slight bronzing in the skin pairs beautifully with the cooler hair tone. Set with a light mousse, then separate curls with fingertips for airy definition.
