#31: Sleek Gray A-Line Bob
A cool gray tone modernizes a classic straight bob instantly. The angled front sculpts the jaw and highlights cheekbones. Keep layers minimal to emphasize shine and precision. Neutral to cool complexions wear this shade beautifully. Use violet toners as needed to keep brass at bay.
#32: Stacked Ombre Style
Ombre on a stacked bob adds depth in a compact silhouette. Lighter ends make the texture appear weightless and airy. The layered back boosts crown height without heavy styling. Great for thick hair that needs soft debulking. Finger-style with a texturizing cream for effortless lift.
#33: Choppy A-Line Bob with Burgundy Flickers
Loose waves and choppy ends balance deeper burgundy accents for a playful finish. The A-line edge keeps the shape refined and face-framing. Ideal for fine to medium hair that wants movement without losing fullness. Round and heart faces benefit from the longer front sweep. Scrunch a light foam into damp hair and diffuse for airy texture.
#34: Side-Parted Shaggy Long Bob
Shag-inspired layers and a bright money piece deliver instant dimension. The lived-in wave pattern keeps the length looking effortless. This shoulder-skimming cut flatters most face shapes and styles quickly. It’s perfect for medium hair that needs movement without heavy removal. Air-dry with wave spray and fluff at the crown for lift.
#35: Exaggerated Angled Bob
A steeper angle increases volume at the back while keeping the front sleek and elongating. Limit curl to a soft bend at the ends so the geometry stays sharp. This style is brilliant for thick hair that holds shape well. Square and round faces gain structure from the forward line. Use a light smoothing cream and a large round brush for bounce and control.
#36: Ash-Blonde Angled Bob
Cool ash tones pair with an angled outline for a sleek, trend-right finish. The length is versatile—wear down, half-up, or tucked for polish. A contrasting front streak adds a custom, editorial touch. Works on fine to medium textures that smooth easily. Maintain tone with purple care and heat protection.
#37: Side-Parted Collarbone Lob
Warm roots melt into cool gray lengths for a chic temperature contrast. The side part adds volume and shape around the cheekbones. Minimal layering keeps the silhouette sleek and sophisticated. Best for straight to softly wavy hair that holds a smooth finish. Gloss treatments keep this hue reflective and fresh.
#38: Cropped Chin-Length Blonde Bob
A jaw-skimming bob feels modern and crisp with a hint of asymmetry. The short back opens the neck while the longer side slims the face. It’s a great choice for fine hair that benefits from a light, precise perimeter. Oval and heart faces especially suit this length. Blow-dry smooth and tuck one side for a chic finish.
#39: Long Angled Blonde Bob
A long A-line gives structure without sacrificing ponytail length. Blonde balayage highlights the angle and keeps the ends luminous. This is ideal for medium to thick hair seeking shape and versatility. Round and square faces appear slimmer with elongated front pieces. Style with a smoothing brush and add a soft wave through the mid-lengths.
#40: Platinum A-Line with Shadow Root
Shadowed roots give bright platinum more depth and longer wear between appointments. The angled outline prevents the color from looking flat. Keep layers minimal so the tone and shine stand out. Best for fine to medium hair that can be lightened safely. Use bond-building treatments to maintain strength and softness.
