#1: Cute Jaw-Length Bob
We love a cute jaw-length bob! The best way to change your bob is by adding movement, texture, or a cute bang. One of the easiest ways to add texture to hair is to get a bob with a razor cut. Be sure to ask for a stylist with razor-cutting experience, as this technique can go very wrong with someone inexperienced. Be prepared to style a razor-sharp bob cut daily, as you will have some bedhead in the morning. A simple mist of water, styling spray, and a quick re-style with the blow dryer will do.
#2: Pixie Mullet with Soft Bangs
Mullets are trendy again, but this time they’re worn in a softer style. The contrast between short and long sections isn’t as extreme. To create a casual look, start by framing the face with cute, rounded, feathered bangs and soft layers over the ears. Keep styling products to a minimum and avoid making the hair too spiky.
#3: Wavy Short Hair with Jagged Ends
A wavy short hairstyle with jagged ends makes a unique style statement. One of a razor cut’s best perks is its effortless low maintenance. Due to the textured ends, your hair will grow softer and become more beautiful over time. The cut enhances naturally wavy hair, providing more bends and flips. With a low-maintenance balayage complementing your cut, your style will feel natural and easy.
#4: Center-Parted Orange Blonde Bob
Orange-blonde hair is trending. Its color is richer than most blonde shades, and it looks good on many skin tones. I’d recommend pairing this bright hair color with a simple haircut to achieve an understated look. A center parting looks stylish on bob haircuts because it balances the hair’s volume, creating a simple yet chic look.
#5: Brunette Bob with Textured Ends
Revive your brunette bob by adding texture. Layers will result in more ends, creating more texture and movement. This tactic works best with finer hair, giving it a fuller look. Add a few waves to the top and gently brush to provide a wave. Texturizing sprays work well as a final touch. They are lighter and drier, ensuring they do not weigh the hair down.
#6: Voluminous Short Layered Cut
One of my favorite looks is a cute, rounded bob hairstyle with layers and plenty of texture. Display your curly hair’s beauty by choosing an angled bob cut. Add a layered look that starts thin at the nape and gradually becomes more substantial, connecting the front and the back. Accentuate your face and eyes with textured, wavy bangs that blend seamlessly into the overall wavy hairstyle.
#7: Bixie Mullet with Middle-Parted Bangs
Mullets are made lengthier at the nape but stay shorter at the sides and top. This grants a bixie feel. Maintain the length above the ears at the sides with smoother layers. Also, a split fringe can add a cute, soft touch. To keep the mullet in shape, you must stay up-to-date with regular trims.
#8: Subtle Layers and Framing Bangs
Subtly layered hair and framing bangs are stylish. I love a razor cut on stick straight fine hair. It truly brings life into the hair with more texture and lift. A razor can create jagged edges. It can also be used to achieve a super soft fringe. The razor cut’s versatility allows it to mold to each unique style.
#9: Tousled Wavy Bob with Side Part
Start with a tousled wavy bob with a side part. Use a razor cut to boost your natural texture. This cut will reveal the waves and make your hair bouncy. The full shape features many waves. It suits heart, oval, and diamond face shapes and looks great on them. For additional volume, try a deep side part. Tuck back the fewer hair side or let it down for an adorable look.
#10: Thick Bob with Razor Cut Layers
There are techniques to create a solid shape in your bob and make the layers softer. As a hairstylist, I trim the edges using scissors. This provides a robust and attractive shape. With this hairstyle, we can reduce some volume to soften its overall look. At this stage, I use my razor to cut out the extra volume and make the layers softer, allowing for better movement and flair.
#11: Two-Toned Lob with Choppy Ends
The key factor of texture is using a sharp razor. The sharp razor will slice and slither through the hair in a way that benefits the hairstyle. The razor helps to carve out weight, promoting natural movement and waves in the hair. The cutting technique creates unique pointy ends and soft wispy layers. The hairstyle grows beautifully, allowing more time between cuts and adapting to most hair textures.
#12: Short Hair with Layers and Texture
Short, textured hair is trendy now. Layers can be added for movement and height. A soft fringe is a good option for framing the face. If you prefer a ‘beachy’ look, use a sea salt spray on dry hair. It will give your hair a pleasing, dry texture.
#13: Short Razored Cut with Curtain Bangs
A short, razored cut with curtain bangs can transform your hair and face. The right cut brings out your features. Using a razor brings texture and life into your hair. It promotes your hair’s natural wave and enables movement with basic styling methods. Consider a chin-length French bob if your forehead is wide and your face is long. Add curtain bangs that graze your eyes and brows. This combo brings a gorgeous balance to the face. Style your hair using ‘Rake’ by GM Reverie. Apply it by scrunching it into your hair and let it air dry.
#14: Graduated Bob Cut with Short Bangs
If your hair lacks volume, consider getting a razor cut and adding short textured bangs. A graduated French bob creates a beautifully weighted perimeter that gives volume to the hair. It also yields a flattering shape for narrow jawlines and diamond or heart face shapes.
#15: Neck-Length Hair with Micro Bangs
A neck-length haircut with micro bangs combines the 50s-style Bettie Page bangs with a modern textured razor-cut bob. The combination is striking. Those with thick hair will appreciate a good razor cut. It trims the hair ends, resulting in smooth movement and softening the hair’s shape.
#16: Short Choppy Haircut with Razored Fringe
Opt for a short chin-length haircut with a lot of layers. Cutting with a razor gives an extra texturized look.
#17: Angled Short Bob with Long Bangs
The hairstyle is an angled bob cut that has many layers. It also has longer side bangs for face-framing vibes.
#18: Razor Cut and Money Piece for Straight Hair
A razor is used to create a slightly angled bob cut to give the hair more texture. A ‘money piece’ is added to the front of the hair to highlight the face.
#19: Dimensional Bronde Bob with Soft Waves
A hairstyle with a chin-length bob has no layers but added texture. The hair has a mix of brown and blonde, called bronde, with dark roots transitioning into bright blonde at the tips.
#20: Feathered French Bob with Asymmetrical Bangs
The hairstyle is a chin-length French bob with feathered layers. It also features asymmetrical bangs cut with a razor to give it a more textured look.
#21: Messy Bob with Shorter Layers
Show off your natural wave with a messy bob that includes shorter layers. Shorter layers work best with wavy to slightly wavy hair types, enhancing the bob’s beauty. If you have thick hair, a razor cut is an excellent choice. A short bang adds a cute touch, but ask your stylist if it suits your face shape. Finishing your bob is simple, and you can either quickly blow dry it or let it naturally dry.
#22: Mini Bob with Short Blunt Bangs
Get a mini bob cut with minimal layers to keep a fuller look. The haircut is done with short and very blunt bangs.
#23: Wedge Bob with Razored Layers
A wedge bob with razored layers, known for its perky shape, is a popular style. Its impact comes from the chin-length and strong fringe. Medium layers are desired to highlight the natural movement of the bob. Use a texture paste for a messy organic vibe and try scrunch drying.
#24: Wavy Chin Bob with Razored Bangs
The hairstyle is a chin-length bob with shorter layers. Use a razor to cut to add extra texture to the overall haircut and the bangs.
#25: Razor-Cut Tiny Bob
If you want a fresh look or a new twist on your bob haircut, try a razor-cut tiny bob. The razoring in this style creates texture, keeping the layers soft and giving a single-length look.
#26 Spiky Short Razor Bob for an African-American Woman
This spiky, short razor bob for an African-American woman is an edgy but modern look! Amp up your black locks with texture to bring out the movement in your hair.
#27: Adorable Butterfly Bob with Bangs
The adorable butterfly bob with bangs is a versatile, stylish haircut that oozes charm and playfulness. You will love it. The butterfly bob haircut features razored layers that create texture and movement. Meanwhile, the butterfly shape adds an element of fun. This razorstyle bob cut works best for those with medium to thick hair, adding volume and depth to the overall look. The razored layers in this haircut also help to thin out bulky hair. This makes the butterfly bob an ideal choice for those seeking a more lightweight and manageable style.
#28: French Bob with Natural Face-Framing Waves
A naturally wavy face-framing cut could be the right style for you. A razored French bob will give your wavy hair an effortless style. Carving out petals in the hair will give your waves lightness and movement. Avoid a triangle shape by adding crown layers to create a balance in the shape. Going too long or short with your French razor-cut bobbed hair can make or break your style. Follow the curvature of your face shape to help determine the length.
#29: Razor Bob with Bangs Style
Consider a razor-cut bob with bangs. The best way to add texture to the hair when you want movement is with a razor. For finer hair, it can carve movement and petals into the hair. Adding bangs to a short bob is great for longer face shapes, helping balance the cut to your face.
#30: Shaggy Razor Cut Bob
The shaggy bob is an edgy and effortless-looking hairstyle great for all hair densities, from fine to thick. Consult with your cutter to see if the razor bob with curtain bangs will suit your face shape.
#31: Lived-In Bob for Thin Hair
A lived-in bob for thin hair is a great way to add volume. You must put a few waves and brush them out to try to maximize your volume. You will see how easy it is for your thin hair to look fuller and thicker with this classic cut!
#32: Copper Bob with Waves
Try a bob with waves for a new look this season. This is the razor-cut version of a bob that’s low maintenance and grows out beautifully.
#33: One-Length Razored Bob with Curtain Fringe
A one-length bob with curtain bangs is a great cut to add texture to fine hair. Curtain fringe frames the face and draws attention to the eyes.
#34: Razored Inverted Bob Cut
Bring out that short-hair-don’t-care attitude as you flaunt this inverted bob cut. Adding waves and texture will create a movement that makes the A-line really in shape. If you have a natural brunette shade of hair, no one can beat you with this cut and style.
#35: Medium-Length with a Middle Part
A bob that is medium-length with a middle part is very trendy right now. This unique cut gives the shape a lived-in cool girl vibe, and the middle part is youthful and modern. Consider giving the perimeter a slight A-line for an edgy twist.
#36: Edgy Asymmetrical Razor Cut Bob
Rock this edgy asymmetrical bob for such a carefree vibe. It’s parted on one side to give an illusion of longer bangs. Hints of a brown shade on your black hair are useful to create a subtle shine that never fades.
#37: Razor Stacked Sew In Bob
A black razor-stacked sew-in bob like this short haircut is a neck-length chop. It features layers to bring out the bulkiness and shape of your look.
#38: Sleek Razor Red Bob Wig for Black Women
No haircut and style are hotter than a sleek razor-red bob wig for a black woman. The color is bright, which adds more fun to the entire look. With sharper and extra textured ends, this asymmetrical bob cut has never been so fab.
#39: Tousled Shoulder-Length Razor Bob Cut for Thick Hair
This tousled cut for thick hair is ideal for women wanting a low-maintenance cut! A cool shade of blonde will give your wavy locks their natural shine.
#40: Razored Style Dark Bob with Quick Weave
Who thought that a neck-length razor cut could be this flawless? Complete your sassiness by wearing this razored style, dark bob with a quick weave. The asymmetrical point detail in this straight razor cut bob demands attention.
#41: Razor Cut Shaggy Bob for Fine Hair
This is the ultimate shaggy bob for fine hair. The extra texture and soft waves can make your brown locks look thicker than they are.
#42: Razored Blonde Chin-Length Bob Haircut
Give this chin-length bob haircut a try if you want to remove heavy, bulky hair. Adding texture lets you show more gradual layers in this razor haircut.
#43: Short Razor Bob with Fringe
Waves on a short razor bob with fringe will never let you down. The razor technique yields detailed strands and ends emphasized by texture. Display a cool aura as you flaunt your ash blonde with full babylights and shadow roots.
#44: Trendy Razored Long Bob
A razor cut plus soft waves create one breathtaking hairstyle! This is a trendy, razored long bob to complement your darling vibes. Thanks to the texture and volume, the dimension in this brunette balayage pops out even more.
#45: Razor Choppy Bob with Bangs
Try a razor choppy bob with bangs to represent the hipster side you’ve got in you. Dimensional blonde color and the Padawan braids? Those are the ultimate eye-catchers.
#46: Messy Razor Cut Bob Hairstyle
Who’s obsessed with this messy razor cut bob hairstyle, too? The razored layers and curtain bangs work well in bringing out the movement to your hair.
#47: Layered Bob with Razored Ends
Volume and texture are a match made in heaven for this gorgeous layered bob with razored ends. Play with a blonde shade by adding it to your hair ends for a much more stunning finish.
#48: Blunt Razor Cut Beachy Bob
A blunt razor cut beachy bob will release some “beach babe” vibes. Babylights, applied with balayage, will level up your dark-rooted blonde locks. The best thing about the look is how much weight you can remove without the cut looking choppy.
#49: Layered Mid-Length Razored Bob
Check out this layered mid-length razored bob. Incorporate some waves for a movement that will complete its stylishness. The layered razor bob can be fun, and flirty and brings life back to dull hair. Be open to listening to your stylist’s recommendations. This cut is super versatile and can be styled in multiple ways.
#50: Razor Angled Bob Haircut
With its glamour from root to ends, it’s impossible not to be in love with this angled bob hair cut. Its light brown color matches the beach waves, jazzing up this textured chop.
Razor cut bobs are a great way to give your hair a modern, textured look! Here, you’ll learn exactly what it is and how it’s done. Then, I’ll show you the best examples of how to get this trendy jagged bob cut.
What is a Razor Cut Bob?
It’s a type of haircut that uses a straight razor to create a textured, choppy look. This technique involves cutting the hair in vertical strokes to create a tapered effect rather than cutting the hair straight across using scissors. This type of cut helps to add volume and texture to your hair while creating more precise lines and angles than a regular hair clipper or scissors. Razored bobs typically lie between the neck and shoulders, resulting in textured and wispy ends, giving a sharper, feathered look. Be careful: razor cuts can cause damage to the hair if not done correctly.
Aside from shags, a razor cut can create strong shapes as well. Utah-based hairdresser Renee Paris educates us on the best ways to rock this bob. Her main tip is to consider face shape and hair texture.
If you want this look, ask yourself these three questions: “Do your curls need more rounding in shape? Does your straight hair need a heavier-weight line in the front? Is your frizz a concern?”
Being a texture maniac, she loves a great texture-finishing spray. “This is a great way to give your hair that second-day look we love so much. My top three are those from Davines, Oribe, and Kevin Murphy.”
The bedhead style allows you to own that get-up-and-go look but with some effort! Paris tells us that bobs are work. “I recommend keeping your shape and getting regular cuts every 6 to 8 weeks. All that volume and tousled curls need a blowdryer, the right products, and a hair iron,” she says.
Lastly, “make sure a short style will enhance your life rather than create an issue,” Paris advises. Lastly, “ask yourself if you like putting your hair up in a ponytail. If yes, then a lob could be a better choice.”
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