21: Wavy Lob with Jagged Ends
Jagged ends punctuate soft, beachy waves for a relaxed, fashion-forward finish. Caramel balayage enhances texture and keeps the lob from reading too heavy. This length is ideal for medium hair and most face shapes. Create S-waves by bending a flat iron forward, then backward down each section. Rake out with fingers and set with a light-hold spray.
#22: Textured Inverted Bob with Highlights
If you love the A-line look but want more volume, try an inverted bob with stacking. Graduated layers at the back add lift while highlighted ribbons showcase movement. The angled front keeps the silhouette sleek and face-framing. Works well on straight to wavy textures that prefer easy styling. Round-brush the back for height, then finger-tousle the front for contrast.
#23: Edgy, Shattered Bob with Highlights
“Shattered” texturizing breaks up traditionally smooth bob lines for a modern twist. Golden highlights concentrate toward the front to brighten the face instantly. The piecey finish keeps thicker hair from feeling solid. It’s a flattering choice for oval and heart faces craving airy movement. Work in a texturizing paste at the tips to exaggerate the shattered edges.
#24: Dark-to-Light Ombré Lob
A subtle brunette-to-caramel fade adds dimension and gloss to a classic long bob. The smooth A-line edge looks ultra-clean on straight or gently waved hair. This color placement elongates the neck and brightens the ends. Great for medium to thick hair and most face shapes. Maintain shine with a weekly gloss or clear glaze treatment.
#25: Extra-Long Blonde Choppy Bob
Ultra-subtle layers are feathered throughout to keep an XL lob weightless. Ash-blonde tones enhance the airy vibe and photograph beautifully. The length allows for ponytails and half-ups while preserving an A-line sweep. Suits oval and round faces by elongating through the front. Blow-dry smooth and add a gentle bend at the ends for movement.
#26: Angled Brunette Bob with V-Cut Layers
V-cut layering builds a tapered flow through the mid-lengths and ends. The inverted shape stays sleek at the front for elegant face framing. This technique reduces bulk for thick hair while preserving density where you want it. Square and heart faces look sculpted and lifted. Blow-dry with a round brush and flick ends back for a bounce-back finish.
#27: Sleek, Steeply Angled Bob
A sharper angle delivers maximum elongation and a sophisticated profile. Keep the styling sleek to highlight the cut’s clean geometry. This pairs beautifully with fine to medium hair that smooths easily. Oval and round faces gain an instant “snatched” effect along the jawline. Use an anti-frizz cloth for on-the-go touch-ups and weekly masks for mirror shine.
#28: Disconnected, Messy-Curled Lob
Disconnected layers add airy separation and make curls look intentionally undone. Blonde highlights amplify texture and give a sun-lit finish. The collarbone-grazing front contrasts with a nape-hugging back for balance. Ideal for wavy and curly types who like effortless styling. Twist-curl random sections and scrunch in a light mousse for touchable hold.
#29: Side-Parted Sleek Mahogany Bob
A deep side part and rich mahogany tone deliver sophisticated drama. The smooth A-line lets the color and shine do the talking. This elegant option transitions seamlessly from office to evening. Suits straight to softly wavy textures and most face shapes. Mist heat protectant, blow-dry straight, and finish with a serum for glassy sheen.
#30: Temple Undercut Bob
A subtle temple undercut introduces an edgy contrast while keeping the overall bob feminine. It removes weight around the sides so hair sits closer to the head. Try high-contrast color—dark undercut, bright blonde on top—for extra impact. Best on medium to thick hair that benefits from debulking. Style sleek to showcase the detail, or add waves for a cool juxtaposition.
