#1: Chin-Length Cut with Baby Bangs
A chin-length textured cut with baby bangs is edgy and gives lots of texture. This style is a fun way to go shorter without living in a traditional bob. In my professional experience, you’ll need to see a stylist who specializes in textured haircuts. Using a tool such as a razor or texturizing shears will give you the optimum movement you’re looking for.
Related: Best textured bobs with bangs.
#2: Dark-Rooted Balayage Lob with Textured Ends
Textured bobs are now considered as the modern hairstyle. Pairing a bob with balayage gives it a dimensional style, a bonus. Tell your stylist that you want your hair to have fewer layers but deeper texture at the ends. This will give some layering at the ends of your hair while avoiding a rounded or fuller shape like typical bob layers.
#3: Center Parted and Rooted with Texture
If your hair has a rooty color, try playing up the texture of your bob hairstyle and adding a center part. Rooty hair colors can not only add volume but also give a natural and lived-in impression to your hairstyle. A center part can slim and lengthen your face. If your hair is naturally straight, I’d recommend styling it with some beachy textured waves.
#4: Dimensional Barbie-Inspired
If you are seeking a classic look with a touch of edge, consider the best option: a Barbie-blonde textured bob featuring dimensional highlights. Intertwining the dark and bright blonde shades enhances the color, making it appear brighter and deeper. I would recommend you use a good texture spray so you can maximize your volume.
#5: Soft Blunt Bob with Texture
A soft, textured blunt bob is more understated compared to a uniform-length hairstyle. If your face is on the narrow side and you seek to add some breadth, you should consider the blunt bob cut. To get this look, request your stylist to implement point cuts or slide cuts at the hair’s ends. Such cuts will lighten the hair ends and instill a slight lift. If you desire a tousled finish, try blow drying with your hands and a round brush, adding a small amount of texture paste.
#6: Bright and Textured
Show off your cut with a blunt yet textured perimeter. This style will ensure fullness and movement in the hair. Add layers to prevent the ends from looking too textured. Add a rooty and dimensional blonde color to enhance this attractive style.
#7: Side-Parted and Tousled
The side-parted and tousled textured bob is a versatile hairstyle that many people find appealing. With a side part, this bob frames the face beautifully and adds a touch of charm. The textured layers help to create movement and body. This feature makes the hairstyle suitable for various hair types and lengths. This hairstyle is ideal for individuals looking to add volume and softness to their hair. To achieve this look, start with damp hair and apply a texturizing spray from roots to ends. Use a round brush while blow-drying to create natural-looking waves and movement. Finish off with a light-hold hairspray to ensure the style holds in place.
#8: Modern Textured Barbie Blonde Bob
This trendy, textured blonde bob styled like Barbie’s is aimed to add movement and dimension to your hair. You can achieve a playful and stylish look by layering and texturing this bob. Choosing a blonde shade could give you a new, youthful appearance. This hairstyle is for those seeking a trendy, easy-to-maintain cut while maintaining a feminine look. Start styling with damp hair. Apply texturizing spray or mousse to boost the texture and volume. For the final touch, use light hairspray to keep the style intact.
#9: Textured A-Line Bob with Subtle Babylights
Adding faint highlights to a textured bob-cut hairstyle can make its shape more noticeable. Place these subtle highlights near your face to enhance and soften your bangs.
#10: Asymmetrical Undercut Wavy Lob
For a unique hairstyle, think about getting a lob that’s asymmetrical, undercut, and wavy. The undercut side can add excitement to your style you can hide it by parting your hair in the middle, adding versatility to your look. Your stylist will make the undercut and trim the rest of your hair into a wavy lob with few layers. The only problem is that the undercut grows back quickly and will need a trim before the rest of your hair does.
#11: Side-Parted Choppy Lob
Consider a side-parted choppy lob. If you want a short modern hairstyle, try a textured blunt bob. This cut adds fine hair texture and provides blunt lines for fullness. Switch your part over to add body to the crown. This looks especially good on triangle, diamond, and heart face shapes.
#12: Short Shag with Middle-Parted Long Fringe
A short shaggy bob with a long fringe parted down the middle is a trendy haircut for women of all ages. To design the shag style, your stylist will likely add many layers to your haircut. A dry texture spray at home can add extra volume to this shag haircut.
#13: Textured French Bob with Fringe
For a trendy short haircut, try a textured French bob with fringe. The layers give this haircut a soft texture for an easy and effortless style every day.
#14: Short Wavy Bob Highlights
For a new look, try a short wavy bob with highlights. The waves will texturize your hair, especially on hot summer days. The highlights add a beautiful layer of reflection and dimension.
#15: Short Choppy Layered Cut with Light Bangs
A short haircut with light bangs and layers has a stylish and sporty shape. The hair length will make you feel trendy, and it’s easy to style. Choppy layers give your hair a messy look, and if your hair has volume, you can air-dry it. If your hair is straight, create waves on the top layer, and apply texture putty, which may enhance the style.
#16: Voluminous Side-Swept Bob with Bangs
A voluminous side-swept bob with bangs can make anyone look sexy. No matter what your hair texture is, the side-swept bob shape will be flattering. Thin-haired women will enjoy a thicker appearance, and coarse hair can be blown smooth. You’ll want minimal layers and your bangs should be cut to reach the nose. Remember, a deep side part creates more lift. This extra volume will make your hair fuller.
#17: Choppy Blonde Hair with Natural Texture
If you prefer a messy vibe choose choppy blonde hair with a natural texture. Ask for longer layers below the crown of the head and for your stylist to cut the ends in a way that creates a piece-y shape. Use a 3/4-inch iron on the top layer for a perfect finish while leaving the ends untouched.
#18: Rooted Blonde Short Hair with Side Bangs
The rooted look of this style creates a soft grow-out with bold blonde ends! Adding side bangs will keep this cut from looking triangular. Plus, side fringe adds texture around your face.
#19: Blunt Cut Bob with Interior Texture
The blunt cut bob with interior texture is a versatile hairstyle. It’s perfect for women with straight hair. This chic and polished look features a clean, blunt cut along the perimeter of the hair. This creates a sharp and defined silhouette. The interior of the hair is then textured and layered, giving your hair style, movement, and depth. And all without sacrificing the sleekness of the overall look. This hairstyle is great for girls who want a modern look that can easily be dressed up or down for any occasion. Use a light texture spray instead of a heavier product to show off the texture and layers!
#20: Cool Bob with Blonde Highlights
For a chic and modern look, a cool textured bob with blonde highlights is a great option. This trendy haircut adds movement to your hair. The blonde highlights bring brightness and dimension. Blonde highlights and bobs are great for various skin tones and face shapes because they are customizable. To achieve the best results, ask your stylist to customize the bob to show your unique features. Also, choose a blonde tone that will avoid washing you out.
#21: Very Blonde Bob with Texture
Try a very blonde textured bob if you have fine hair and want it to look thick. The hair lightener swells the hair shaft a little bit. This makes the hair appear thicker after lightening. Blond tends to get brassy after a few weeks when the toner fades. So you can use a purple shampoo tone between sessions at the salon.
#22: Before and After Modern Bob
Check out this stunning before and after transformation into a modern bob haircut. Textured bobs are great for many different hair types, but especially fine hair to help create a fuller shape. If you are going to straighten your hair with this cut, I suggest using a heat protectant. Try Hairstory Dressed Up to get a polished look without the damage.
#23: Messy and Textured with a Center Part
This messy textured bob with a center part is a great option for a beachy look! The soft layers add balance to this look, so it has natural volume while still having fullness on the ends. To prevent over-styling, try air drying your hair first, then adding waves.
#24: Dimensional Blonde with Texture
A dimensional blonde with texture is a great way to add interest and movement to short, blunt hair. This style works best if you’re a woman who wants a low-maintenance yet trendy look. The layers and texture in this bob make it perfect for those who want to add volume and body to their hair. I recommend with damp hair, apply a texturizing spray before blow-drying with a round brush.
#25: Fresh Bob for Women Over 70
Freshen your look with a textured bob haircut, perfect for women over 70.This makes it ideal for anyone who loves low maintenance or has a busy day-to-day life. The texture of the haircut allows for less weight while also creating more volume. This bob also allows you to wear your hair without any products, enhancing the natural movement in your hair.
#26: Modern with Choppy Ends
The modern bob with choppy ends is a fresh take on a classic haircut. Ask for layers and texture for a more dynamic look, as it’s perfect for those who want to add some oomph to their hair. This style works best for those with medium to fine hair, as the choppy ends add fullness and movement to the hair.
#27: Shoulder-Length with Blonde Balayage
A shoulder-length textured bob with blonde balayage is a low-maintenance yet trendy hairstyle. It’s for women of various ages and face shapes. This haircut features subtle layers and tousled beachy waves. Opt for blonde balayage highlights, as it perfectly complements this bob. To style, use a texturizing spray to keep and enhance the movement and create a lived-in look. Simply scrunch the hair with your hands and let it air dry, or use a diffuser to speed up the process. The result is effortless yet chic.
#28: Brown Bobbed Hair with Shaggy Layers
If you have bobbed hair with shaggy layers and want to embrace your natural wavy texture, this style may be perfect. Wavy hair can be tricky to embrace. If your hair gets too long or heavy, it won’t spring up. That’s why it’s important to wear a style that’s a little on the shorter side. This allows your hair’s natural texture to breathe and embrace your wavy locks.
#29: Short Layered Blowout Style for Thick Hair
A short layered blowout style for thick hair has the perfect bounce and volume. You’ll need the proper tools and styling products to achieve this look. It’s important to note your styling products will aid you in the process. My favorite blow-dry product is the Redken Big Blowout Heat Protecting Jelly. This will help with the longevity of the style with an added bonus of a heat protectant. It’s also important you use the appropriate size of a round brush. I like the T3 Volume 2.5 Inch Round Hair Brush Ceramic.
#30: Beachy Blonde Balayage Bob
The beachy blonde balayage bob is a trendy and effortless hairstyle. It brings a touch of sun-kissed beauty to your look. This bob blends blonde tones. They range from sandy hues to brighter highlights. And they create a natural and dimensional effect.
#31: Short Textured Fine Hair for Older Women
Short textured fine hair is a flattering and practical choice for older women. This hairstyle adds volume and dimension to fine hair, creating thicker locks. The textured layers help to add movement and body to the hair, making it look fuller and more youthful. With its shorter length, this is easy to maintain and style, making it a convenient option for older women. It can be worn tousled for a casual, relaxed look or sleek and polished for a more refined appearance.
#32: Jaw-Length Bob with Choppy Bangs
Transform yourself from ordinary to extraordinary in a jaw-length bob with choppy bangs. A strong cut can make you stand out in a crowd, showing your personality. Be sure you are ready for the short bang, but if you’re ready, it will make your cut pop. Subtle layering throughout your bob will give you great texture and movement. If your face shape is narrow, add tousled volume to increase the width for balance.
#33: A-Line Bobbed Hair with Angled Layers
An A-line bob with angled layers is a fun way to go shorter without the commitment of a super short hairstyle. This extreme angle is fun and unique. It’s important to note you must have the hair type to support this haircut. This style is ideal for thick or coarse hair types.
#34: Stacked Bob with Long Front Layers
A stacked bob with long front layers is flattering for any round or square face shape. This is a great way to try a shorter hairstyle while keeping length around the face for a flattering effect.
#35: Chin Bob with Razored Layers
You’ll love the messy texture of a chin choppy bob with razored layers. Razor cutting is a technique that will add a wispy shape to your style. It’s a great way to make thicker hair more manageable. Find a stylist that is comfortable utilizing this tool, and enjoy the tousled results. Dry your hair with a medium metal round brush to achieve swoopy waves. Try twisting each section and letting it cool. Drag your fingers through after you have applied hairspray. And if needed, you may curl with a 1-inch iron leaving the ends straight.
#36: Long Choppy A-Line Bob
A long choppy a-line bob is the perfect shape for those who want to maintain some length around the face. The hair surrounding your facial features will complement round shapes well. The lob is known to narrow things out. The layers will work well to increase volume, perfect for narrow faces, so you can’t go wrong. You can curl each section backward with a 3/4 iron or leave it tousled or straight for versatility.
#37: Wavy Bob with Choppy Layers
A wavy bob with choppy layers can be a soft way to add that lived-in texture to your hair. Whether you have natural waves or style your hair, this bob can be a versatile way to create movement in your haircut. I recommend using a mix of texturing shears and dry-cutting methods. Both will allow for optimum movement.
#38: Wavy Short Hair with Long Bangs
Try a soft A-line haircut with texture if you have wavy short hair with long bangs. This style is perfect for women with straight, thick hair types. The great thing is that you can add lots of texture and create movement in otherwise limp hair. I also recommend curling the hairstyle for optimum texture.
#39: Textured Short Bob with Beach Waves
A textured short bob with beach waves is fun and flirty! This haircut is super easy to style and is very versatile! I love the added texture this hairstyle brings. I recommend using a 1 to 1-1/4-inch curling iron to create soft waves.
#40: Textured Blunt Bob with Short Layers
A textured blunt bob with short layers is a classic hairstyle worn in many versatile styles. This simple shape can do more for your hair than you realize! I suggest adding layers according to your hair density. If you have thin hair, be sure to err on the side of caution when doing layers. If your hair is thicker, it’s best to incorporate more texture and layers.
#41: Short Curly Bob with Soft Fringe
A short curly bob with a soft fringe is ideal for anyone with thin curls that have gone limp. Consider a short haircut if you’re having a hard time with your curls springing up. You can get lots of spring and movement back into your hair by alleviating the weight.
#42: Golden Blonde Bob with Choppy Ends
Try a golden blonde bob with choppy ends for a flattering, textured hairstyle. If you have a thick texture, you may need to add lots of texturizing to your hair for control. If you pair this style with rounded layers in the back, you can achieve a nice style for your face shape.
#43: Tousled Long Bob with Straight Bangs
A textured long bob with straight bangs is a sassy and flirty way to incorporate bangs into your bob. This dramatic style is a fun spin on a classic French girl bob. I recommend this hairstyle for anyone looking to style their hair less and play with their natural texture. If you want to air dry your hair, try an air drying cream like JVN Complete Air Dry Cream.
#44: Short Voluminous Bob with Curtain Bangs
A short voluminous bob with curtain bangs is an effortless style. Adding bangs to your style can add movement around the eyes and cheekbones for a stand-out look. I recommend adding soft layers around the crown of the head for overall movement.
#45: Choppy Textured Copper Bob
A choppy textured copper bob is a trendy and stylish style! This hairstyle is ideal for women wanting an easy hairdo to style. Be sure to ask your stylist for a blunt bob with textured ends to keep the shape modern.
#46: Textured Medium Bob with Wispy Layers
A textured medium bob with wispy layers is a gorgeous soft way to incorporate messy layers. This is a great style for women with fine or thin hair. By adding soft texture to just the crown area, you can keep the base of the haircut blunt and full. Try a soft texturizing spray like Ouai’s Texturizing Hair Spray for added volume.
#47: Short Graduated Bob with Crown Layers
The short graduated bob with crown layers is a versatile hairstyle. It will accentuate your facial features and adds volume and movement to your hair. This style features shorter layers at the back of the head, gradually increasing in length towards the front. The crown layers create height and texture, giving your hair a fuller appearance. This short graduated bob haircut suits various face shapes and can be styled in different ways. Its versatility allows you to experiment with different styling techniques and accessories. Both allow you to achieve a range of trendy and chic hairstyles.
#48: Mini Brown Bob with Face-Framing Highlights
The mini brown bob with face-framing highlights is a chic and trendy hairstyle. It combines a short length with face-framing highlights for a modern look. The brown base color provides a classic foundation. and the face-framing highlights add dimension and brightness to accentuate your facial features. This hairstyle is heavily textured, giving it a stylish and edgy vibe. It’s a low-maintenance option. Style with tousled waves or sleek and straight for a more polished look.
#49: Neck-Length Dimensional Blonde Bob
A neck-length dimensional blonde bob has beautiful movement and is easy to style! If you want to upgrade your long hair and make a major change, a neck-length bob may be just for you. Bobs are some of the easiest haircuts to style. However, it’s important to note you’ll need to touch up the haircut every 4-6 weeks.
#50: Very Short Messy Tapered Bob
A tapered, short messy bob is ideal for someone with a natural texture. This pretty hairstyle is easy to style and requires minimal styling tools. If you want a sophisticated hairstyle and you have natural texture, try this tapered look.
#51: Choppy Short Straight Hair
If you have choppy short straight hair, a textured eye-catching bob might be the style for you. This sexy yet sleek bob can be worn in versatile ways. Try smoothing it out and adding a soft hold wax for a pieced-out texture.
Textured bobs are all the rage right now. If you want ideas on the best ways to get it, style it, and make sure it matches your face shape, you’re in the right place!
Getting a bob that suits your specific hair type and thickness is possible with the right cut, according to Alex Muckey, an expert hairstylist with extensive experience. Muckey shares insights into the most common hair textures and provides valuable tips for fine/thin hair, thick hair, aging hair, naturally curly/coily hair, wavy hair, and straight hair.
Meet The Expert
Alex Muckey
Alex is a hairstylist with over 9 years of experience
You can find Alex at Happy Place Bushwick in Brooklyn, NY
Enhancing Your Natural Hair Texture
Muckey says that wavy to straight textures are the best hair types for a textured cut. The allure of this style lies in its ability to enhance texture, making it easier for individuals to achieve definition and volume naturally. Whether you have fine or coarse hair, Muckey recommends focusing on the desired outcome. For fine hair, piecey layers that add lift and volume are typically sought after, while coarse or thick hair often requires reducing bulk while maintaining movement and definition.
Tailoring This Cut
Muckey emphasizes that the technique may vary depending on the wearer’s natural texture. Using a razor or scissors, employing more graduated shapes, or emphasizing weight on the ends are some considerations that depend on the individual’s hair type. To ensure a personalized result, Muckey suggests working with dry or slightly damp hair and styling/scrunching throughout the process. This allows the stylist to see how the hair naturally falls on a day-to-day basis and make intuitive adjustments to the layers accordingly.
If You Have Curly Hair…
For those with curls and coils, Muckey emphasizes the importance of finding a stylist skilled in working with this particular texture. Curls and coils require specialized techniques and expertise to achieve the desired results. The unique properties of curly and coily hair demand precision and understanding, ensuring the cut enhances the natural pattern and allows for easy styling and maintenance.
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