11. White Choppy Pixie Bob
Cool, silvery-white color amplifies the texture of this choppy stacked pixie-bob. Short, shattered layers add lift in back and piecey movement through the sides. The result is edgy yet wearable, especially on fine to medium hair. This tone complements fair and neutral complexions and can be customized as a softer “pearl” blonde. Maintain brightness with purple shampoo once weekly to prevent brassiness.
12. Short Caramel Inverted Bob
An inverted shape with elongated front pieces instantly reads polished and elevated. Caramel-copper tones bring warmth and shine to the smooth finish. The cut flatters straight hair—fine or thick—by emphasizing the clean angle. Oval and heart face shapes enjoy the gentle face-framing effect. Use a heat-activated gloss spray for a reflective, salon-fresh look.
13. Super-Short Stacked Bob with Waves
Tight waves and micro-layers turn this extra-short stack into a dimensional statement. A bronde balayage enhances texture and adds depth at the crown. This length is great for thick hair that needs control and movement. Round and square face shapes benefit from crown height that elongates. Wrap small sections around a wand, leaving ends free for a modern bend.
14. Sharp Angled Stack with Clean Nape
Strong layers and a sharply angled front deliver the drama of a bob with the ease of a pixie. The blunt nape keeps the back pristine and compact. This is a wash-and-go dream for straight, dense hair that holds shape. It’s particularly flattering on heart and oval faces thanks to the length at the front. Work in a lightweight styling cream to keep flyaways smooth.
15. Inverted Blonde Balayage Bob with Fine Stacking
Delicate stacking and soft, golden balayage create a luxe, sun-lit effect. The fine layering allows movement without sacrificing density. It’s a versatile option for medium textures that want polish with flow. Ask about gentler, clay-based lighteners to help minimize damage on lighter hair. Finish with a shine mist to spotlight the color transition.
16. One-Length Bob with Stacked Nape
A sleek, almost one-length front paired with a tightly stacked nape delivers striking contrast. Cinnamon-brown balayage adds depth so the shape appears fuller at the crown. This design suits straight to slightly wavy hair and thrives on precision trims. It frames oval faces elegantly and sharpens softer jawlines. Blow-dry in sections, directing air upward at the roots for lift.
17. Wavy Layered Caramel Balayage Bob
Loose, undone waves bring a relaxed feel to this layered stack. Keep the iron away from the roots to preserve volume through the back. Caramel ribbons brighten the face and highlight movement along the mid-lengths. This look is great for medium textures and slightly thick hair. Rake through with fingers and finish with a salt-free texture spray for softness.
18. Short Curly Bronde Balayage Bob
Curly and wavy textures shine in a short, stacked shape that keeps curls buoyant. Length through the fringe to the chin adds versatility for parting and styling. Bronde balayage defines ringlets and prevents the cut from feeling heavy. Heart and round faces benefit from the lift in back and the length in front. Apply a curl cream and diffuse on low for frizz-free bounce.
19. Stacked Brunette Bob with Caramel Balayage
Multiple layers reveal a full, rounded silhouette, ideal for naturally dense hair. Caramel highlights add brightness and the illusion of even more volume. A firm-hold hairspray or mousse helps maintain the crown height all day. This cut suits oval and square faces, balancing stronger jawlines. Ask for internal layering to control bulk without losing shape.
20. Cropped Black Wavy Bob with Highlights
Tousled curls and staggered front pieces create a playful, elongated stacked effect. Random highlights break up the depth of dark hair and amplify texture. The shape carries plenty of crown height for lift from all angles. Curly and coily hair types will love the built-in volume. Scrunch in a gel-cream and air-dry for lived-in definition.
