11. Silvery Lilac A-Line Bob
Cool-toned silver with an underlying hint of lilac, brings a subtle inverted bob life. Make sure to add side-swept, face-framing bangs with choppy layers to add attraction.
12. Inverted Blonde Bob
Take your blonde bottle to the next step with the gentle inverted angled bob. The longer pieces at the front frame perfectly the face, while the shorter length behind makes it light.
13. Collarbone-Grazing Lob
Did you think you could make your collarbones appear larger to visually stretch your neck by using an angled lob that strikes directly at the collarbone? This medium-length bob has a shorter length in the back, and slowly shifts forward to create an inverted look.
14. Bold Platinum Angled Bob With Fringe
Fearless trend-setters will appreciate this vibrant and bold look with a thick, full fringe that runs across the forehead. The dazzling platinum blonde is a stunner by itself and with this sharp cut, paired with sharp bangs, you’ll be sure to attract the spotlight.
15. Subtly Undercut Angled Bob
A high-cut cut that is able to reach the temples keeps the hair short and light without excessive bulk over the eyes. It can reduce the appearance of your face particularly for women who have large faces!
16. Chin-Length With Wispy Ends
Removing the bulk and weight off the ends helps keep a slim length chin-length haircut from creating a appear round. Wear this slanted bob sporting sharp or point-cut ends to get an incredibly light, lively feel.
17. A-Line Midi Bob
Not not long enough to qualify as a as a lob, nor is it short enough to fall under the category of bobs It could be described as an Midi Bob. We like the way it softly turns forward – great to avoid if you’re not fond of the sharp angles seen in other styles of the A-line.
18. Inverted Asymmetrical Lob
Bring two stylish styles of bobs such as the inverted and asymmetrical Bobs to create a distinctive and enjoyable design. In asymmetrical bobs one side is larger in comparison to the next. Because the back is longer then the front side, the latter is considered to be inverted.
19. Fire Engine Red Layered Bob
Up to get a striking new color? Get your Ariel by wearing this red fire engine color, paired with the choppy layering and a slightly inclined length that’s shorter at the back.
20. Angled Bob With Face-Framing Layers
Bring some harmony to your bent bob by creating an downward angle by laying layers at the top. This look is great on straight, wavy or curly-textured textures.
