11: Angled Bob with Side-Swept Bangs
This flattering combination features a traditional angled bob paired with longer, side-swept bangs.
The bangs blend seamlessly into the longer front pieces, creating a soft, sophisticated silhouette.
Ask for side-swept bangs that gradually increase in length to connect with the longer front sections. This versatile style particularly flatters those with high foreheads or round faces.
The side-swept direction adds natural volume at the crown while framing your eyes beautifully.
12: Blended Undercut Lob
This subtle, edgy style incorporates a graduated undercut that blends seamlessly into the angled lob shape.
The undercut creates an interesting texture without the dramatic reveal of a traditional disconnected undercut.
Request a gradual fade on the underneath sections while maintaining the angled silhouette on top. This modern approach works particularly well for thick hair that needs de-bulking.
The hidden undercut creates movement and swing without sacrificing the classic lob silhouette.
13: Face-Framing Angled Lob
This flattering style features an angled lob with shorter pieces around the face. The strategic face-framing sections highlight your cheekbones and eyes while the angled cut maintains length.
Ask for shorter, layered pieces, specifically around your face, that blend into the overall angled shape. This customized approach works beautifully with all face shapes.
The face-framing technique brightens your complexion and draws attention to your best features.
14: Vintage-Inspired A-Line
This retro-influenced style features a pronounced A-line silhouette reminiscent of 1960s geometric cuts. The dramatic angle creates a bold, fashion-forward look with vintage flair.
Request a steep angle with significantly shorter back and longer front sections. This architectural style makes a statement while remaining surprisingly versatile.
This style has a deep side part and a sleek finish to emphasize the dramatic lines of this classic-inspired cut.
15: Razored Angled Lob
This textured style uses razor-cutting techniques to create feathered ends throughout an angled lob shape. The razored finish adds movement and dimension while reducing bulk.
Ask your stylist for razor-texturizing techniques on the ends while maintaining the angled silhouette. This approach works particularly well with medium to thick hair textures.
The razored ends create natural movement even without additional styling or product.
16: Beveled Lob
This polished style features ends that curve slightly under, creating a beveled edge around the perimeter of an angled lob.
The inward turn adds sophistication and structure to the silhouette.
Request a slight graduation at the back with ends that turn under rather than point outward. This refined approach creates a particularly polished, professional appearance.
Style with a round brush to enhance the beveled edge for a sleek, sophisticated finish.
