#1: Warm-Toned Textured Chin-Length Bob with Wispy Bangs
Coffee brown razor cut bob with piecey bangs. Great movement with every layer. Separation is held all day with texturizing spray on slightly damp hair before a low heat diffuse. Awesome for medium to thick, flat hair on the roots. Ask your stylist to keep the sides disconnected so bangs don’t grow flat against your face. They will grow to be shape and will not lay on the face.
#2 Layered Brunette Shag with Full Bangs
Try a layered shoulder length shag,keeping in mind that the edges are trimmed to shorter lengths with a full bang. The classiest shag is achieved by keeping the lengths of the edges and shorter crown. You’ll need a trim every 3-4 weeks on the bangs to prevent the style from giving you the “eye ball” look.
#3 Highlighted Brunette Layered Collarbone Cut
Brunette collarbone length cut with a side part and layering that flips out below the chin. These layers can help discourage straight hair from falling flat. Keep the shortest length of the layers at chin level to avoid looking round in the face.
#4 Dark Brunette Chin-Length Bob with Wispy Fringe
A casual style to try is the dark brunette chin-length bob with wispy bangs. Wispy bangs can be used to fill in gaps in your face. Balance a smaller face with bangs without having to fill your entire face with hair that requires shaping. However, know this type of bangs looks best with straight to slightly wavy hair. If you have any innate curl in your hair, these bangs will likely become curled short bangs. After straightening your hair with a flat iron, wisp bangs take about 30 seconds.
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#5 Warm Brunette Shoulder-Skimming Textured Lob
This lob features a shoulder length cut and beautiful, warm brown highlights. An added wavy finish look gives this some texture and is made with the use of a curling iron. This makes it simple to add more texture to this look by point cutting the ends, which works best on hair that is of medium thickness and is naturally wavy. This haircut works by going against the natural flow of the hair, as it is designed to be a low maintenance style.
#6 Side-Swept Brunette Tapered Pixie
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This adorable, edgy pixie has a side-swept, half-shaved undercut with a very low maintenance pizazz. This cut is for you if you want a easy-to-maintain foundation that is sturdy. Feel free to mess around with the upper section of the cut to alter the aesthetics of the cut. The upper section of this pixie is thick with top density, and is built to fill in more than the rest of the pixie is built to cover. It also hardens the shape of the haircut. This hairstyle is designed to look good after a shower; it’s built to be styled after blown drying the hair for shape. This style works best with women with thick, straight hair.
#7 Long Dark Brunette Layers with Balayage
This cut features a layered long, dark brown hair style with a side framing part to add definition to your stylist’s starting length on your shoulders and length to your chin. Your internal layers should not be too short, otherwise the hair will begin to look unkempt. Style your hair by blow drying it with a large curved brush to create volume and draw it to the side.
#8 Auburn Curly Chin-Length Bob
A dry cut can be a great option to try for that auburn curly bob that will land right at your chin. Only someone who is comfortable with curly hair should attempt a dry cut because curly hair shrinks more during the wet to dry process, meaning they can easily lose shape. This can be especially seen with that fabulous warm reddish brown which interacts beautifully with curls to give dimension. When you want your hair to look the way you want to, bring reference pics of curly bobs, not photos of people with straight hair who have the bob and are trying to have a curly bob.
#9 Jet Black Side-Parted Lob
A classic chin to shoulder lob, as shown, works best with a blunt cut with a straight and clean-lined perimeter. Make sure to ask your stylist to do a blunt cut. The side part brings the shape to the cut weighted more towards one side, hanging loose. The cut requires very little upkeep as the style retains its shape throughout the in between appointments growing out after eight weeks to a clean line.
#10 Highlighted Short Feathered Pixie Crop
Very short with the feathered texture and a pixie cut that has very light layers that are razored. In this case, the razor cut leaves space and works well with pixies to look low maintenance. This cut is very flattering to women who have thicker hair. The neckline and the ear area will start to grow out in 4 to 5 weeks.
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#11 Chin-Length Brunette Wavy Bob with Warm Ends
This chin length dark brown bob, with balayage rooted in semi dark brown and caramel tips, takes the technique of balayage to new creative levels. This is perfect for that classic hair grow out look and even makes for a great excuse for having just one color done at the salon for longer than usual. This bob is pretty much one length, but the shaping is mostly due to the bob’s wavy texture. This particular bob is very low maintenance to style and is perfect for those who want a trendy bob in their everyday life.
#12 Dark Brunette Textured Wavy Pixie
Dark pixie with a wavy, textured top that is grown out. It’s a very flattering wavy pixie length, as it shows that a little bit of growth makes a difference. It would prevent the ‘shag’ effect that is infamous with longer pixie styles. Overall a very cute cut with great style. This length will need to be trimmed every 4-5 weeks for sure. I’d recommend a matte paste to hold the top in place. Great cut for 2c-2c textured hair.
#13 Honey-Highlighted Layered Neck-Length Bob
Dark blonde hair with honey highlights in a layered neck length bob with a side part looks good to medium density hair. To achieve lift at the front, blow dry the top layers with a round brush pulled back. Styling this way won’t lose its volume through the day. Hands down, the secret to achieving that put together look is contributing to the Rumpled Lady Effect; that means not washing your hair for a few days.
#14 Deep Plum Chin-Length Rounded Bob with Micro Bangs
A deep plum rounded bob looks best at chin length with short blunt bangs. This cut takes commitment as you will need to frequently trim the ends and continually color the hair. Bangs just above the brows might also mean you’ll have to come in for a trim ever three weeks. Blunt bobs that are straight and have fine to medium hair length work well with this hairstyle. Each layer of the bob must have a smooth straight line to insure the ends are blunt.
#15 Dark Brunette Wavy Chin-Length Bob
A dark brown wavy chin-length haircut with a few highlights. This cut has waves that make it more interesting. The waves push the sides of the bob out while retaining the shape of the bob. This bob is perfect for naturally wavy hair because it doesn’t take much effort to style. The placement of these highlights is small, however it really accentuates the shape of the hair. Without these highlights, the haircut is dull.
#16 Rich Auburn Long Layers with Side-Swept Bangs
The copper-red tone of this hair color is absolutely stunning! Like any hair color, lighting will change how the hue appears. Natural lighting best represents color formulas, so take a look at this one outdoors. The cut has layers that focus internally. This adds thickness to the hair at the ends. When the color is warm and reddened shade of copper-red, it has great warmth and dimension. This color would look stunning on someone with a dark hair color with warm red undertones.
#17 Salt-and-Pepper Short Curly Crop
This is a natural curly salt and pepper pixie cut with a tapered side. The hair curls create the natural shape of the cut. Out of all the cuts I get to style, this is one of my favorite cuts to do. Your sides are tapered just a little and the top is long enough so the hair can curl around and create the shape. Gel your hair slightly while it is still damp, and style using a hair diffuser. That’s pretty much the extent of the styling you would need to do for this cut.
#18 Black Choppy Textured Bob with Wispy Bangs
A black choppy fringe with a neck-length bob. These bangs are sparse with shorter pieces across the forehead instead of one big fringe. This style works well for fine hair because point cutting adds a ton of density. This is a wash-and-go cut after practice.
#19 Brunette Chin-Length Bob with Subtle Highlights
A stacked chin-length bob features slight back stacking that is perfect for layering. It creates roundness and volume without having to style too much. It balances well with straight hair or curly hair types. This bob looks great with a trim every 4 to 6 weeks.
#20 Copper-Kissed Warm Brunette Long Layers
A warm copper mid length long face frame bang features a conservative layering technique on the front of the cut and almost totally unlayered at the back. It’s simple in the back. This design is best for straight or slightly wavy medium density hair. For this cut, I would say the most beginner friendly approach to growing is holding the face frame bang at the lip line.
#21 Black Cherry Asymmetrical Bob
A black cherry angled asymmetrical smooth bob. Bright colors always grab attention, and this bob has it. It starts out dark, but the dark color has depth and has a nice splash of burgundy that becomes more visible once it moves. This color can help you stand out and is a commitment color as it needs to be redone in 5 to 6 weeks. This bob does not require a lot of work after the angle placement and just needs to be flat ironed for some shine.
#22 Dark Brunette Highlighted Shoulder-Length Shag
Shoulder length brunette with caramel ribbons highlights. Displayed in this style, the ribbons are placed between layers and are visible in the bends, so the dimension really shows in this section. This naturally bendy style works best with waves in a medium thickness of hair. Simply use some curl cream and diffuse your hair, and you’re good to go. This style looks especially great on wash and wear days.
#23 Dark Chocolate Wavy Lob with Curtain Bangs
A dark chocolate layered wavy lob with curtain bangs. These bangs present a great mid length layering option. While also allowing your hair stylist room to play with the layers in mid length, they also sit nicely around the perimeter of your face. This has a strong balance to the length of your hair. A view of your back profile is helpful for your stylist to decide where the weight line should be. The lob is collarbone length when the wavy is pulled straight.
#24 Dark Feathered Tapered Pixie
Dark brown side-swept pixie. This style will need to be cleaned up around the ears and neckline every four to five weeks. The layering on the sides will give fine to medium density hair the appearance of volume. This style is easy to manage with a lightweight pomade and creating a line with your fingers through the top.
#25 Shoulder-Length Layered Brunette Blowout
A layered cut with face-framing and curtain bangs, with a trim to shoulder length. No after pics needed to illustrate what a difference trimming/removing weight makes. Layers startabout chin length. As far as face framing goes, position sections as if they end at the cheekbone and leave the rest to bend naturally. Blow dry using a round brush to achieve the ends of the curtain bangs.
