The Textured Lob
The long bob, or lob, is fantastic for winter. Its length is just right. It doesn’t get tangled in scarves. The texture adds so much interest. It looks great with chunky knits. To really bring out that texture, I love using a sea salt spray. Just a little bit works wonders. It gives your lob that perfect, lived-in look. For more on lobs, check out our shaggy haircuts.
The Low Bun with a Twist
A low bun is elegant and practical for winter. It keeps your hair tucked away neatly. For a unique touch, try a twist or a small braid within the bun. It adds a bit of flair. Securing it firmly is key. This makes sure it withstands gusty winds. It’s a sophisticated style that stays put. For more bun ideas, see our gym hairstyles.
The Deep Side Part Waves
There’s a certain sophistication to a deep side part. It frames the face beautifully. Soft, gentle waves complement this style perfectly in winter. They add a touch of softness. Want lasting waves without heat? Try braiding damp hair overnight. It’s my go-to for effortless waves. They look so chic and polished. Learn more about achieving effortless waves here.
The Textured Bob
The classic bob is so versatile for winter. Focusing on texture makes it shine. Messy or piecey textures work wonderfully with winter layers. They add an effortless cool vibe. To achieve this texture with minimal fuss, I often use my fingers. Just tousle your bob. A little pomade helps define pieces. For bob inspiration, see our bob hairstyles.
The Half-Up, Half-Down Charm
This style offers the best of both worlds for winter. It keeps hair off your face. It still lets you show off your length. It’s practical and pretty. For a festive touch, add a winter-themed accessory. Think a sparkly clip or a faux fur tie. It makes the style feel extra special. Discover more half-up, half-down wedding hairstyles.
