#11: Wild Red A-Line Bob
Vivid red panels light up layered contours and bring warmth to the skin. The length sits at or just below the chin to keep maintenance low and styling quick. This fiery shade looks striking on neutral and cool complexions. Round and heart faces gain instant definition from the angled front. Preserve brightness with a color-depositing conditioner between salon visits.
#12: Rocker A-Line with Full Side Fringe
This edgy lob features a full, sweeping fringe and multi-length layers built for fine hair. The shape maximizes movement without sacrificing the clean A-line outline. Blow-dry bangs with a flat brush to keep them sleek and controllable. Oval and long faces benefit from the brow-grazing fringe that balances length. Finish with a lightweight wax to emphasize piecey texture.
#13: Blunt, Glossy, Poker-Straight Lob
A blunt A-line removes layers so the dramatic angle and inky tone take center stage. A slightly off-center part and mirror-like shine elevate the minimalist vibe. This cut works best on straight or easily smoothed hair types. Square and oval faces look sculpted thanks to the precise perimeter. Apply heat protectant and use a flat iron in small sections for a liquid-glass finish.
#14: Curly A-Line with Soft Layers
Loose, modern curls showcase layered dimension along the angled outline. If your curls drop easily, this bob still looks chic worn smooth or with soft bends. The length prevents shrinkage from making the cut too short on tighter patterns. Heart and diamond faces enjoy the flattering cheekbone emphasis. Diffuse with low heat and scrunch in a gel-cream for frizz control and bounce.
#15: Chocolate A-Line with Subtle Highlights
Face-framing, extra-long pieces create a romantic sweep across one side. Soft waves add movement, while mid-blonde babylights read sun-kissed rather than high-contrast. This length flatters round, heart, and oval faces by slimming cheeks. It’s ideal for medium to thick hair that likes a little polish. Wrap mid-lengths around a large barrel and brush out for airy, soft glam.
#16: Short, Edgy A-Line Bob
Micro-angles, piecey ends, and long side bangs give this short bob a playful attitude. The compact length is low-maintenance and styles in minutes. It’s a strong choice for fine to medium hair that benefits from built-in shape. Square and round faces look sharper thanks to the side-swept fringe. Add dry texture spray and rake through with fingers for touchable grit.
#17: Classy Stacked Brown Bob
Graduated layers at the back lift the crown without teasing, while the front remains sleek and minimal. A single-process brunette keeps the look polished and timeless. This works beautifully on straight hair or waves that can be smoothed quickly. Oval and heart faces appreciate the gentle contour along the jaw. Blow-dry with a round brush and seal with a light gloss spray.
#18: Straight A-Line for Shoulder-Length Hair
For super-straight strands, a shoulder-skimming A-line offers swing without bulk. The length is long enough for half-ups yet angled enough to shape the face. Add a soft side fringe to break up the line and accentuate cheekbones. This is great for fine to medium textures that love a sleek finish. Use a heat-protecting blow-dry cream and finish with a flat-iron bevel.
#19: All-Blonde Bob with Textured Ends
Feathered, razor-soft ends give a light, intentionally “lived-in” edge to bright blonde. The subtle texture prevents a blunt blonde bob from feeling heavy or wig-like. It flatters oval and square faces by adding movement near the jawline. Keep the perimeter dusted rather than blunt for salon longevity. A purple shampoo once a week helps maintain a clean, cool tone.
#20: Layered Lob for Thick Hair
This long, inverted bob uses interior layers to remove bulk while preserving a strong outline. The angle stays visible but wearable for everyday styling. It’s a smart pick for thick, straight hair that needs lightness and movement. Round and square faces benefit from the elongated front that refines the jaw. Blow-dry in sections, directing hair forward to accentuate the angle.
