Ask for a chin-length bob with layers throughout and a textured fringe that can be worn straight across or swept to the side.
The varied textures create interest and movement.
Apply salt spray to damp hair and dry with your fingers for a natural-looking texture.
This effortless style adds softness through strategic messiness that still looks intentional.
21: Sharp-Angled Bob with Undercut
A sharp-angled bob with a hidden undercut creates a dramatic silhouette that surprisingly flatters square faces.
The strong diagonal line actually complements your geometric features.
Request a dramatic angle from a shorter back to a longer front, with an optional subtle undercut at the nape for added edge and reduced bulk.
This creates architectural precision.
Style with a flat iron to emphasize the clean lines of this modern cut.
This bold style turns your square face into an asset by embracing rather than hiding your strong features.
22: Soft Wavy Bob with Off-Center Part
A soft wavy bob with an off-center part creates movement that flatters square faces.
The waves add softness while the slightly asymmetrical part breaks up facial symmetry.
Ask for a bob that hits between chin and jaw with subtle layers to enhance wave formation.
The off-center part should be subtle—not quite center, not quite side.
Apply wave-enhancing cream and scrunch while drying or use a curling iron for more defined waves.
This versatile style adds softness without looking too “done.”
23: Chin-Length Bob with Curved Ends
A chin-length bob with ends that curve toward your face creates softening lines that balance square faces.
The inward curve counteracts the outward angle of your jawline.
Request a precisely cut bob that hits at your chin with the ends cut to naturally curve inward.
This technique creates a soft frame that hugs your face.
Blow dry with a round brush, focusing on creating that curved, face-framing effect at the ends.
This classic style adds femininity while working with your natural bone structure.
24: Shattered Bob with Fringe
A “shattered” bob with lots of textured layers and a wispy fringe creates movement that softens square faces.
The deliberately uneven texture balances your defined angles.
Ask for varied layers throughout with the ends texturized using a razor or point-cutting.
The fringe should be wispy rather than solid, with piece-y texture.
Apply texturizing paste to dry hair, focusing on creating separation and definition.
This contemporary style adds softness through a deliberate, fashionable texture.
25: Classic A-Line with Soft Layers
A classic A-line bob with soft interior layers combines structure and movement – perfect for square faces.
The strong perimeter complements your geometry while the layers add softness.
Request a cut that’s shorter in the back and gradually gets longer toward the front, with subtle layers throughout that don’t disrupt the clean A-line perimeter.
Blow dry with a round brush to emphasize the A-line shape while allowing the interior layers to create movement.
This timeless style balances your strong features beautifully.
Conclusion
The right bob can transform your square face into your greatest asset!
Whether you prefer sleek and structured or soft and layered, these 25 styles showcase the versatility and beauty of square-faced women.
