#31: Bright Copper Razored Lob
A razored lob in vivid copper turns thick hair into a manageable, head-turning statement. Long, face-framing pieces refine the outline and highlight cheekbones. If natural curls are tight, a smooth blowout can add length and shine. Copper and bronze flecks make the color shimmer in daylight. Finish with a color-safe oil to enhance reflectivity.
#32: Layered Lob with Copper Balayage
Copper balayage woven through deeper red tones creates a multi-dimensional, fiery lob. Layering keeps movement lively while the length stays versatile. This palette flatters warm and neutral complexions beautifully. It’s bold yet wearable for everyday. Use sulfate-free care and a weekly gloss to protect vibrancy.
#33: Two-Tone Lob Color Play
A two-tone lob lets brunette depth coexist with luminous lighter ribbons for instant dimension. The contrast brings texture forward, especially on softly waved styles. It’s a great compromise for those wanting brightness without full commitment. This approach suits medium to thick hair that benefits from visual separation. Alternate curl directions to showcase the color blend.
#34: Straight Lob with Soft Babylights
Subtle babylights around the face and through the ends add a refined glow to a straight, long bob. The length transitions easily from office to evening with minimal effort. Ends are beveled under like a classic bob while maintaining modern versatility. This cut elongates the neck and flatters oval and heart faces. Smooth with a paddle brush and finish with a light hold spray.
#35: Straight Lob with Long Side Bangs
Long, side-swept bangs emphasize cheekbones and add flirty movement to a straight lob. Caramel dimension over a deeper base gives a luxe, multi-tonal effect. The shape stays sleek, not bulky, thanks to precise internal layering. It’s a polished choice for fine to medium hair. Blow-dry the fringe with a round brush, then flat iron lightly for a soft curve.
#36: Choppy, Wavy Lob
A clamp-less large barrel creates undone waves that start mid-shaft for modern texture. Choppy layers prevent heaviness and give movement that lasts. Brunette balayage adds soft contrast and shine. This style works across most face shapes by balancing width and length. Rake fingers through after cooling to keep the pattern relaxed.
#37: Wispy Layers for Fine Hair
Medium, wispy layers plump up fine hair without sacrificing the perimeter. Platinum balayage maximizes light reflection, making strands look fuller. Keep layers strategic—too many can thin the shape. This icy tone pairs well with cool undertones and oval faces. Use a root-lifting spray and set with large rollers for airy body.
#38: Soft-Angled Blonde Lob with Face-Framing
Soft angles and face-framing highlights deliver a feminine, trend-right blonde lob. Beachy waves keep it casual while the color contouring brightens the eyes and cheekbones. It’s a versatile pick for weddings, weekends, and work. The partial balayage also keeps regrowth subtle. Twist large sections away from the face and brush through for a soft finish.
#39: Shaggy Light-Brown Lob
A caramel-brown focus through the front blends seamlessly into a lighter brown back for soft dimension. Shag-inspired layers add airy texture without losing fullness. This combination flatters round and square faces by adding vertical length. It’s a low-maintenance color for busy routines. Scrunch with a lightweight mousse and let air-dry for best movement.
#40: Voluminous Lob with Body
This body-rich lob is all about touchable fullness and flirty face tendrils. Long, twisted pieces create dimension and draw attention to the cheeks and lips. Internal layers add lift without frizz. It’s ideal for medium to thick hair craving bounce. Blow-dry forward, then flip back to build volume that lasts.
