14: A-Line Bob with Volume
This dynamic cut features a dramatic angle from a shorter back to a longer front.
The strategic shape removes weight at the back, while the angle creates the illusion of density.
The longer front pieces frame your face beautifully while the graduated back creates natural lift.
This structural style particularly flatters round and square face shapes.
Style with a round brush, directing hair forward to emphasize the strong lines of the cut.
15: Soft Undercut with Longer Top
This edgy yet adaptable style features an undercut at the nape and sides with significantly longer pieces on top.
The contrast creates the illusion of thickness in the remaining hair.
The shorter sections remove excess weight that would otherwise pull down fine strands. This contemporary approach offers both edge and practicality.
Use volumizing mousse and blow-dry the top sections in different directions for maximum lift.
16: Choppy Lob with Texture
This trendy long bob incorporates choppy, piece-y layers throughout with slightly textured ends.
The deliberate disconnection between layers creates the appearance of density.
The collarbone length offers versatility while the textured approach adds dimension.
This modern style works beautifully with both straight and wavy textures.
Use texturizing spray and scrunch while blow-drying to enhance the deliberately uneven texture.
17: Blunt Mid-Length with Center Part
This minimalist cut features one-length, blunt ends at a mid-length between chin and shoulders.
The center part creates symmetry while the clean lines maximize the appearance of thickness.
The blunt perimeter creates a strong shape that makes hair look denser instantly.
This sleek style particularly flatters oval and heart-shaped faces.
Style with a flat iron to emphasize the blunt ends and apply volumizing spray at the roots.
18: Short Layered Cut with Volume
This versatile short style incorporates strategic layers that add height and movement.
The shorter length prevents fine hair from being weighed down while layers create dimension.
The textured finish throughout adds the appearance of density and fullness.
This practical style requires minimal daily styling.
Use a root-lifting spray before blow-drying with a small round brush for maximum volume.
19: Micro Bob with Texture
This ultra-short bob hits just below the ears with subtle texture throughout.
The shorter length automatically creates the appearance of thickness by concentrating the hair.
The textured ends prevent the style from looking too severe while adding movement. This bold cut makes a statement while addressing thin hair concerns.
Apply texturizing paste to the ends to create a piece-y definition and separation.
20: Long Layers with Blunt Ends
This strategic long cut incorporates minimal, long layers while maintaining blunt ends.
The subtle layering creates movement without removing too much weight from the ends.
