The long angled bob (or “lob”) combines the best of both worlds: the sophisticated structure of a bob with the versatility of longer locks.
This flattering cut creates a sleek, modern silhouette while offering enough length for various styling options.
Ready to refresh your look with this versatile style?
These 20 trendy long angled bob variations will inspire your next salon visit.
From dramatic angles to subtle gradients, discover the perfect lob to enhance your features and complement your lifestyle.
1: Classic A-Line Lob
This timeless cut features a subtle angle from a slightly shorter back to a longer front, creating a soft A-line silhouette.
The gentle gradient adds movement and dimension while framing your face beautifully.
Ask your stylist for a collarbone-grazing length with approximately 1-2 inches of graduation from back to front. This versatile style works on all hair textures from straight to curly.
Style straight for a sleek, polished look or add waves for casual texture and movement.
2: Dramatic Angle Lob
This bold interpretation features a steeper angle from back to front, creating a striking geometric silhouette.
The dramatic graduation adds visual interest and a modern edge to the classic lob shape.
Request a more pronounced angle with the back significantly shorter than the front pieces. This architectural style creates a strong statement while remaining versatile.
The dramatic angle particularly flatters round and square face shapes by creating elongated lines.
3: Textured Lob with Layers
This contemporary style incorporates subtle layers throughout the angled lob shape, creating movement and volume.
The strategic layering adds dimension without sacrificing the clean lob silhouette.
Ask your stylist for point-cutting techniques and subtle internal layers to create texture while maintaining the overall shape. This approach works beautifully with medium to thick hair.
Style with a texturizing spray and rough-dry for effortless, lived-in texture.
4: Blunt-End Angled Bob
This precise cut features clean, blunt ends with an angled silhouette from back to front. The sharp lines create a bold, fashion-forward look with architectural precision.
Request minimal texturizing at the ends to maintain the strong, blunt perimeter. This striking style particularly flatters fine hair by creating the appearance of thickness.
Style straight with a flat iron to emphasize the clean lines and precision cutting.
