This chin length bob displays incredible dimensional balayage. Also, it has an extended fringe to add bulk on the front. It is great to wear straight and curly!
Bob Haircuts for Your Face Shape
“Oval face designs are the most popular for Bobs. It is possible to style anything that is blunt, short to long and is possible to do it with any hair type,” Tommy Buckett, who has styled Jackie Cruz and Elisabeth Moss according to InStyle. But what happens is the alternative if you’re not fortunate? Do you have the ability to create the look of a stacked bob when your face is round facial shape or make asymmetrical changes if the bone is the opposite of angular? In reality, you could follow common principles adding some texture or volume to visually bring balance to narrow areas of your face. Smooth any angularity by using waves and soft lines broad areas, and lengthen them by adding length or height, and divert your attention away from areas you’re unhappy with. See how this can work when done properly.
The darker roots add depth in this bob its side parts and the swooping front tresses to balance the round face.
This lob is sharp and polished striking your collar bone frame the face beautifully. The blunt tips and the smallest layers on the front are well for locks with fine hair.
A chin-length cut is what you need for a wide face. You can achieve the most beautiful of both styles through the use of textures and waves to increase volume and width.
Bangs that grow longer until the temples result in round frames that soften square shapes – this shoulder-grazing look is a perfect example.
