Ear-Length Inversion
An ear-length inversion refers to an ear-length bob that has a stacked nape cut that has shorter strands on the back and longer ones in the front. A bob cut that is short can look edgy and has lots of texture. However, when it is you have straight , fine locks the cut offers a more feminine look.
Funky Stacked Cut
This is a cool stack cut that’s enjoyable to wear and displays an innovative fashion. Short hairstyles are great when paired with a smooth finish to showcase the layers. This cool stack bob haircut for short hair can’t be complete without splashes of blue. They go well with a cool toned brownish-ash blonde.
Messy Inverted Long Bob
Make a clean, messy hairstyle that has a slight inversion to complement a rich blonde shade. The waves increase the appearance and feel. This hairstyle demands the perfect density and texture of hair. It’s ideal for ladies with tresses with a moderate to heavy density.
The Short Blunt Bob
The blunt short haircut is another hairstyle that gives flexibility. It is a great match for straight or wave-like style. It is a good idea to split it on one side and you get an appearance that is full of volume. It looks adorable on women who have diamond-shaped faces.
Textured Stacked Bob, accompanied by Bangs
Make a layered bob that is texturized with bangs, if you’re willing to experiment with a tousled and inverted look. This hairstyle is an elegant option for women with fine hair. It’s messy and has a textured look which is a perfect match for the hair’s feathered ends. That’s the look that straight, thin hair needs!
Stacked with Jaw Length Bob Cut with Micro Bangs
A jaw-length stacked bob that has micro bangs is extremely versatile. It looks elegant when sleek and straight but it can also offer more. A messy, inverted hairstyle can create a natural appearance however it gives more of an edge. Are you someone who is a fan of trying out a new haircut? If so, this stacked , inverted haircut with bangs is perfect for you!
Messy layers of Bob, with Soft Brown Highlights
This messy short hairstyle is an inverted layers bob haircut that has an appearance that is not quite as perfect. It can make women appear stunning and without even trying. This style can help increase volume and density for thin hair. To highlight the shorter layers of the cut, apply subtle brown highlights.
The Angled Choppy Bob on Dark-Rooted Blonde Hair
Choose a choppy hairstyle with a sharp-angled stackand, if the hair is wavy, you can see a look that is full of texture and motion. It’s a favorite style for blondes with dark roots. The angled bob style is fashionable and is perfect for women who have medium-to-thick hair.
Stacked for Fine Hair
This is a short , textured style for fine hair that has been cut and styled by hair stylist Kristina Bennett from Oldsmar, FL. “Short inverted bobs that are stacked up like this are great for women of all ages, even who have coarse hair” Bennett points out.
Maintaining a low-maintenance Stacked Jaw-Length Bob, with an undercut
This jaw-length bob is a short , textured Bob with layers stacked up and an undercut at the back. It gives a soft and feminine style for women. Hair stylist Olivia Thomson of Silverwood Heights, SK styled it with loose waves, which adds an extra dimension to the beautiful blonde color of the hair. According to Thomson the wavy-stacked style is ideal perfect for fine or thin hair, to make it appear more full and healthier. Thomson adds “Styling always incorporates products that aid in blow-out to create the fullness of your appearance. This is a great cut for those with a slim face with an attractive jawline. It’s simple, easy to keep, and stylish every day.”
Extremely Short Stacked Cut with an angled back
This is a shorter stacked, inverted bob styled by Lilli Loeffler, a hair stylist located in Whitefish, MT. Instead of the traditional A-line cut, this one has the back tapered with stacked layers. The undercut can actually help with the design since it keeps the line of weight longer in order to maintain the shape of the inverted bob. For styling the bob, Loeffler suggests using a light volumizing product, called anti-gravity, which is a product by Kevin Murphy. “This high-stacked bob that has a nape cuts is ideal for thin or thick hair. For hair with thin volume it gives an appearance and height. For thicker hair, layers can help to reduce the bulk of it to create a more streamlined appearance.” Loeffler explains.
