A choppy bob haircut is an all-time classic and suits people of all ages. I’ve seen ladies come in thinking they need something more “age appropriate” or more “professional,” and they’re often shocked by the transformation that a choppy bob with curtain bangs brings. The goal is not to look younger; the goal is to look more compelling. If I could take one reason for why a haircut is great off the list, looking younger would be my choice.
I worked with a 63-year-old client last year who hadn’t updated her hairstyle since 2007. She showed me a picture of a wedding from decades ago and said, “I want to feel like her again.” When we gave her the choppy bob with bangs, she was not gasping in disbelief because she suddenly looked 40. She was happy to look like someone who was enjoying being 63, which is exactly the vibe we were going for. These haircuts come with attitude. Given the right amount of motion, the right bangs can create a look that’s inviting and soft without being shy. Here are some of my favorites. I feel really strongly about each of these, and I hope you like them too.
#1: Layered Choppy Bob That Actually Earns the Word “Chic”
I love presenting this haircut to clients that want something, “not too crazy.” It shows how classy a look can be without going too far. The design’s mid-layer cuts create a soft outline that appear to invite movement. The curtain bangs sit right at the temples, and are soft enough that you’ll lose the duel against them to style them away at day three. The hair’s gray highlights are what really make this haircut. They reflect light in a way a solid color never could. The best part? It looks polished either way. You can style this look by blow drying it with a round brush for five minutes, or just let it air dry.
#2 The Bob That Makes Fine Hair Forget It’s Fine
If you feel like your hair has kept you from truly shining, this cut is like a love letter to you. The choppy ends create the illusion of lots of hair, and the light curtain bangs provide just the right amount of volume and framing. I love a length that sits right above the shoulders because with fine hair, that’s the sweet spot where it can still have some swing instead of just looking sad and hanging there. On days that you skip blow drying, you will want to hit it with a texturizing spray, but honestly, that’s only about an 8 second time suck.
#3 Silver Waves That Refuse to Be Boring
To all the women embracing their gray hair, I hear you! I’ve incorporated final soft texturing to alleviate the “helmet” look, which is the most common concern I get from clients when going shorter. The added bangs really bring it all forward and keep it feeling modern without becoming overly trendy. My favorite part about this specific haircut is the restraint. There’s not too much going on, and nothing is competing for attention. It really looks like a confident woman who knows exactly who she is, and asked, “make me look like that.”
#4 Chestnut Bob That Has No Business Being This Pretty
I have a bit of a personal bias towards women over 60, plus warm chestnut tones in their hair, with give nice soft warm contours to the face. It gives a glow as if they have just returned from the beach. The chin-length bob here, with the ends styled in just a tad, makes it look polished. The curtain bangs in this case are a bit shorter, just above the eyebrows, which really opens up the whole face. With hair like that, go to a good colourist. A good colourist will be able to add tones to the hair to give it depth which prevents it from looking flat.
#5 The Jawline Bob in Silver That Means Business
This angle makes the cut look angrier than it actually is. The length hits at the jawline, which is the most structural place a bob can fall, and the curtain bangs will soften what would otherwise feel very harsh. My personal favorite with this slick of a cut is how silvers reflects the light. It’s almost like the shiny, metallic look is intentional. I won’t lie, this is really not made for the woman who doesn’t own a flat iron. Some smoothing is absolutely necessary for this look. But if you are the type who enjoys the time investment in styling their hair every morning, this absolutely will reward you.
#6 Mocha Bob That Knows What It’s Doing
The mocha tone here achieves at least four things; It’s warm, dimensional, natural, and flattering to the skin. I do see the density is on the lighter side, and the stylist was smart about it, keeping the layers subtle enough that nothing looks thin. She still achieved movement throughout the cut though. The curtain bangs are the longest in this collection and blend seamlessly into the face framing pieces. It gives the whole thing an “I woke up like this” vibe which I am absolutely here for.
#7 Golden Blonde That Won’t Let You Down
Some haircuts blend colors and shapes together so well that it’s hard to separate the two. The golden blonde has just the right amount of gradient so your roots won’t show to betray you during that fourth week appointment. Not every client wants a frequent salon visit, and we appreciate that consideration! The breezy curtain bangs look like they’re literally moving, even in a still photo. The best part is you can apply sea salt spray to add to that natural wavy look, or blow it out smooth and it will look like a different haircut altogether. Two looks for the price of one is my favorite kind of math!
#8 Soft Blonde Feathered Layers That Do the Work for You
I usually don’t say ‘excellent’ but the feathering around the jawline is excellent. It gives the face a soft framing and all draws attention to the rest of the face positively. Silver hair blends in very nicely with this shade of blonde and does not create any obvious contrast as would be the case with darker hair. If you want to stop coloring your hair altogether, this blonde is the ideal shade that makes the process of going natural quite pleasing.
#9 Ash Blonde Bob with Bangs That Flow Like They Mean It
This cut has an illuminating facial structure. It combines the harsh and the gentle because the wavy bangs that are sheared and paired with jaw-length are calming, while the cool brown jaw length even tone soothes with flawless color contrast to the cut without going all the way to ice and frosty tones that may date someone. The gentle framing layers also provide the subtle structure to the cheekbones and the overall lift without dimming the whole shape from collapsing. If you live in a tropical area, I guess humidity is going to be your enemy with this look.
#10 Silver Whisper Bob That Practically Styles Itself
A person I could suggest this hairstyle to is someone who looks me in the eye and says, “I am never going to spend more than five minutes doing my hair.” And I totally get it. This cut is designed so that, even if you don’t touch your hair, it looks like you made an effort. The curtain bangs are super light and won’t give you any irritation, which is super important because if bangs annoy you, it just leads to you pulling everything back, so what’s the point. I wouldn’t change a single thing about this cut, especially if you have natural gray hair, this is the cut for you.
#11 Copper Bob That Commands the Room
I’m going to say it, and I’ll die on this hill, but I think copper is one of the most underrated color choices for women over sixty. No neutral shade is going to brighten your complexion like this one will. The audacity of this color paired with curtain bangs gives the perfect combination of bold and approachable. The cut gives added volume to thinner hair, and the bangs are just lovely around the eyes. One downside with bright shades is that naturally, copper fades the fastest. So, color depositing shampoo will be a must, and you’ll probably end up on a first-name basis with your stylist.
#12 Auburn Tousled Bob That Doesn’t Try Too Hard
In order to successfully achieve a tousled bob, the hair must truly looked tousled. It should look like the wearer did not spend a lot of time on the hair. The image shows an example of this type of cut. She has warm auburn highlights, and the pieces of hair that frame her face blend in so well that you can’t see a defined fringe which gives the look a nice continuity. This style really works well with hair that has natural waves and movement because the waves give the hair a lot of character. If you have straight hair you may need to use a curling iron to give the ends of the hair a bit of a curl.
#13 Silvery Sleek Bob with Blended Bangs That Mean It
The word “sleek” gets used pretty liberally, but this cut truly earns it. From the silvery tone, the blended bangs, and the crisp finished edge all the way around, it is clear that just about every aspect was purposefully designed. This cut suggests the wearer has great taste and the ability to value an ‘I just rolled out of bed look’, and that is the most elusive combination to achieve and sustain. The right cut makes it seem effortless, but the bangs are blended, not cut, yet again a detail that allows for bedhead bangs to not be a problem. Blended bangs grow out seamlessly, don’t cause regret, and also don’t trigger that neglect feeling.
#14 Effortless Silver Layers That Just Get It
This haircut is soft in the best way possible. The layers are nice and soft, the bangs aren’t overly done and are more on the subtle side, and the silver is allowed to go where it pleases instead of being forced. This is the type of haircut that looks like it belongs to you, not something you wear, and that distinction is more important than people think. The oval face is the best here, but the softness of these layers is forgiving enough to work on just about anyone.
#15 Whimsical White Bob That Floats
The term \”cloud hair\” describes this type of cut best. It gives a weightless look and that is always the aim when working with fine hair, particularly with lighter tones. The chin-length cut, paired with wispy curtain bangs, provides the \”bounce\” you want as opposed to a long, heavy style that would weigh the look down. Those bangs may look a little too discreet and that may sound like a critique but, don’t worry, it’s actually what you want! This allows the cut to conceal frame the bangs just enough to not be too obvious. There is very little layering going on here so it won?t create any texture that may cause flatness at the crown from where fine hair usually settles. Just a touch of volumizing mousse at the roots and you’re good to go.
#16 Silver Textured Bob with a Fringe That Knows Its Job
This curtain fringe is doing its job and sitting there looking effortless while drawing the audience’s focus to the model’s face. The layers add to the illusion of bulk to finer hair, and the silvery hue injects light and dimension to the hair that I cannot achieve with any other color family. The choppy ends do require some attention to maintain their look as intentional rather than grown-out, so expect to trim every 6 weeks or so. Other than that, this cut is low maintenance wash and go style for the average client.
#17 Sun-Kissed Blonde That Feels Like Vacation
When doing highlights on customers over 60, I get a lot of nervousness about it being too young. I almost want to show them this photo. These highlights are warm and diffuse. They look sun-kissed and are soft enough to look natural and not overdone. The curtain bangs hit around the perfect height to soften the look without too much commitment. If you decide you hate bangs in a few weeks you can pin them back and nobody will know. The layers look light, but they are just the right amount to give movement to what could be a really static cut.
#18 Silver Bob with Feathered Bangs That Have Range
Texture is the name of the game for this cut, and since the 1970s, feathered bangs have been understated yet fantastic. With feathered bangs, you’ll get a softness at the forehead that blended or blunt bangs cannot achieve, and with a bob this structured, it gives the perfect contrast to the sharpness of the cut to softness of the bangs. This looks especially good on finer hair since the point cutting technique creates less weight at the ends while maintaining the shape, so the volume is preserved. This is the kind of magic a good stylist does that you are never even aware of.
#19 Brunette Bob with Waves That Have Personality
Think choppy bobs are just for the blonde and silver fox crowd? Think again. Take a look at this brown version with natural curtain bangs. It’s so much more inviting and warm and honestly more rock n roll. And check out those waves. They look amazing and totally uneven, which is what makes them look like they happened naturally. If you have medium or thick hair, this cut will be perfect for you because the choppiness eliminates just the right amount of bulk to maintain it without over thinning.
#20 Refined Silver Layers That Skip the Fuss
Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate the way this hair style looks, and I would describe it as structured but effortless. The bangs are nice and subtle; and the airy, angled fringe feels soft. The cut has the layering to create some texture and dimension, and it won’t be hard to style after a blow dry either. A quick finger tuck is all that’s needed for this hair style. If your features are more on the angular side, this is a good choice. The whole style is soft and rounded, and is quite easy to manage. When you get this haircut, make sure you go to someone that can cut layers well. Bad layers will ruin this haircut.
#21 Chestnut Bob with Swooping Bangs That Feel Classic
I can tell you’ve spent a lot of time coming up with a personal description for me. Here’s what I think about the job you did. If you want a hairstyle that earns you compliments from strangers, get bangs with hair that reaches the top of your collarbones. People will tell you that your hair color suits you, and since your hair will have a layering that will add some dimension, it will look even more beautiful. If your hair is really thin, this style will work best for you.
#22 Platinum Bob That Refuses to Be Ignored
One of my favorite hairstyles is a bold and feisty platinum colored textured bob. I feel like a runway model strutting my stuff when I rock a platinum bob. Some might think the bangs could be a little out there. The texture is nice and modern and balances out the look. The maintenance to get and keep your hair at platinum can be extreme. Regular deep conditioning treatments, lots of purple shampoo, and constantly staying on top of your hair’s health is a part of the deal. It requires a big commitment but the results are most certainly worth it!
#23 Silver Choppy Bob with Wispy Ends That Keep Things Interesting
This cut stands out from other silvers bobs in the lineup because of the ends. They really add a lot of movement to the hair overall. Everything looks so much more alive, while other cuts really look as if they don’t move at all. The textured bangs here are chunkier than some of the other options and I like that more because they tend to stand out more. With this cut, you definitely have bangs and you’re not sorry about it. I think mid neck length is super underrated because it’s like the sweet spot where you just get the most shape for the least amount of effort. A light mousse worked through to damp hair is really all you need.
#24 Silver Textured Bob with Curtain Bangs That Just Work
Haircuts can be great without being extreme or over the top, and this is great. The silver color brightens and enhances. The curtain bangs frame the face and the layered texture adds volume where fine hair needs it most, at the crown and mid-lengths. The shoulder-grazing length keeps it out of the awkward zone, where it’s too long to have any structure but too short to pull it back. Look at the ends, the texture from shearing is not choppy random cutting, it is intentional and gives the whole haircut a modern edge. You will not look like you’re trying to be 25.
#25 Modern Choppy Bob with Full Bangs That Commit
When looking at this collection, these curtain bangs are definitely fuller, and I’d like to speak on that because fuller bangs are a whole different beast. More hair is needed for the bangs which means the sides may feel a bit thinner, so this works best on medium density hair that can afford to share. Those natural waves at jawline length create a lived-in look that is super appealing to me on women who want to avoid looking “done” when they walk out the door. From this cut, any natural texture in your hair will be showcased like never before.
#26 Textured Bob with Subtle Bangs That Know When to Be Quiet
The bangs are so chic and divide the surface of the skin at the cheekbones, but somehow they transform the entire appearance of the cut! Without bangs, this is just an average looking bob, but with bangs, it transforms to an amazing bob! The waves add the needed dimensionality to really elevate the cut, and the bangs combined with a medium fine density keep the cut feeling light and airy instead of heavy and helmety… so good for so many face shapes! This will be particularly spot on for oval and heart shapes, but the adaptability of the cut means anyone wanting to rock the waves will be set.
#27 Layered Choppy Bob with Curtain Bangs for the Volume-Seekers
Light gray hair is very pretty. The most low maintenance hair color is light gray. It allows your natural color to grow through, which I respect. The haircut gives you volume without any effort. The layers are cut to different lengths at the ends to create movement. The curtain bangs are light, so they won’t weigh you down.
#28 Textured Bob with Wispy Bangs That Have Just the Right Energy
I think the playful nature comes from the tousled layers and the not fully committed curtain bangs. It’s above the shoulder which prevents it from getting too heavy. The layers have been cut with just the right amount of texture which helps the volume look naturally unpinned. If you have natural waves or curls, this cut will be super easy for you, because the texture will work perfectly with the texture of your hair.
#29 Wispy Choppy Bob That Looks Like You’ve Got Somewhere to Be
This particular shade of grayish-blonde is especially beautiful; it’s just the right amount of ambiguity, sitting perfectly in-between blonde and silver. The wispy finish of this haircut gives a sense of movement throughout the style that creates a lot more movement than heavier styles and the curtain bangs are also have a decent amount of wispy. When you want a different look, you can really push them to the side. Cream will give that definition and texture to your hair without that horrible, crunchy finish. That is totally an unwanted texture and look that I do not want to hear anyone have associated with their hair.
#30 Textured Bob with Soft Bangs and a Really Good Wave
This cut has soft waves that transform a standard bob into something more laid-back (almost European!) The choppy layers create fullness without adding bulk, and you’ll want to hug your stylist for them. The curtain bangs are soft and blended, hitting perfectly, and do exactly what they’re meant to do. The only thing I want to warn you about is that soft bangs tend to grow out quickly, so be prepared to do some trimming yourself, or just embrace the grow out as part of the vibe.
#31 Face-Framing Layers That Earn Their Name
Most layered cuts come with descriptions that include layers that frame the face. I can assure you this is not one of them. The front pieces have shorter layers that blend before the rest of the longer layers in the back, allowing the back layers to drop to keep the cut flowing as a whole to good emphasize and highlight the face. Hair length rests right on the shoulders and curtain bangs help to soften the cut around the forehead. The whole cut is very nice and clean and moves as one when turning the head. It’s nice to finally like how you look in the picture when the day arrives that your daughter wants to take a picture at brunch. This haircut looks good from any angle and how nice your daughter wants to take a picture with you.
#32 Playful Choppy Bob with a Fringe That Flatters Everyone
The soft fringe on this bob is cut in a way that is flattering towards both angular and round face shapes (most of the time style tricks in one direction have the opposite effect for the other). The key is the length and soft feathering at the ends which create a curtain effect and don’t close the face off like blunt bangs do. The choppy layers have a lot of some texture and just enough to avoid going fully shag. As it is, a little bit of texturizing spray in the mid-lengths would keep the look fresh. Plus, it would make the cut less of a hassle to style on a daily basis.
#33 Feathered Curtain Bangs on a Chin-Length Bob That’s Pure Joy
A chin length cut is certainly a bold choice, as it really showcases your face but also requires a certain level of confidence to pull it off, so I really admire those who take the plunge. The feathered curtain bangs help to soften the look. Texturing the cut helps make it less blunt and serious, which is ideal for fine to medium hair. It provides lightness without sacrificing shape, and the movement from layering will give an effortless look. It looks like you don’t really try when you hairstyle, but you really end up with great results.
#34 Charming Bob with Bangs That Sit Perfectly
There are few hair styles I would describe as charming, but this cut has some endearing quality. The bangs are a great length to compliment the face and the slight bend at the ends soften the cut. This shape goes with casual outfits like denim and a sweater and will dress up nicely for dinner. The subtle layering is well done to give a nice soft volume at the top. This is the work of someone who knows what they are doing with a pair of shears.
#35 Modern Choppy Bob with Wispy Bangs That Move
The texture work on the cut is amazing. The wispy curtain bangs create an imperfection that makes the whole cut more organic rather than salon straight. The body of the hair having choppy layers is a casual elegance touch. For mature skin, softness around the face is working by drawing the focus upwards and creating a soft frame instead of a hard line. For the look, just use texturising spray on the mid lengths to damp hair, dry it however you like, and that’s it.
#36 Face-Framing Bangs on a Textured Bob with Warmth
The balayage technique used for this cut is very warm-toned and looks amazing. The light pieces near the face are very bright and help create a dimension that is hard to achieve with only one process color. The curtain bangs blend right into the face framing layers, so growing them out will be way easier than it usually is. They will turn into longer layers and you will totally avoid that awkward in-between stage. The choppy texture and above the shoulder length will keep things nice and bouncy while retaining fullness in thin to medium density hair.
#37 Silver Choppy Bob with Curtain Bangs for the Confident Woman
This cut is unique in comparison to the rest as it sits slightly lower than the chin. This small detail makes a big difference, it is a bit more relaxed and a bit more romantic. For fine hair, the layering is meant to create volume and the placement is intentional to maximize that. Soft curtain bangs add a little more to the look without going overboard. The ash color lightens the face which is good because the wrong ash can wash you out and the right one does the opposite. It’s totally worth all the upkeep to keep that tone where it should be.
#38 Feathered Bangs on a Choppy Bob That Gets the Job Done
I adore uncomplicated hair cuts, and this one totally speaks my love language. The bangs that frame the face, added effortless volume with texture, and a length that falls just above the shoulders where it is stylish but manageable. If you soften angular features, these bangs will be a great fit for you because the light and wispy ends soften any forehead and temple hard lines. Grab some root volumizing spray and you’re good to go.
#39 Layered Bob with Curtain Bangs for the Low-Maintenance Crowd
This haircut says, “I look like I put a ton of effort into this, when really I couldn’t be bothered.” That is meant to be taken as a compliment. The soft curtain bangs are some nice detail, then the layers give a nice texture, and the medium length is the perfect amount to style for when you want to put in the effort, but requires nothing on the days you don’t want to do anything. For fine hair, using some volumizing product like a root lifting powder at the roots will do nicely. No heat styling and you’re out the door looking like you meant it.
#40 Stacked Choppy Bob with Delicate Bangs and a Lavender Moment
I love this soft purple color. Very few women over 60 would even consider asking for a shade like this and that is what makes it great. It is unconventional, fun and shows personality in a way that “natural” colors will never achieve. The stacked back gives shape and height at the crown, the chin-length bob perfectly frames the face, and delicate bangs feel soft and approachable as opposed to editorial. Lavender will fade eventually so think of it as more of a short term commitment than a long one.
#41 Copper Bob That Quietly Steals the Show
The burnished finish on this style is likely to appeal to customers who prefer copper, but don’t want to feel like they are making a statement when wearing it. This option also has a soft feel to it. The gentle curtain bangs along with some layering will create hidden movement, which is very natural. The length is above shoulders which is very easy and forgiving to wear. For oval and heart face shapes, this is particularly nice because the layers that frame the face fall perfectly to accentuate your cheekbones, and there is no need for heavy layering.
#42 Textured Bob with Bangs That Don’t Demand Attention
Curtain bangs are meant to look soft and blend with the rest of the hair. This gives a seamless finish. There’s something amazing about this look but it’s hard to pinpoint the magic. That’s what a good haircut is supposed to be! And a good stylist! When all the technical details disappear, all you notice is someone looking wonderful! This cut is designed to be shoulder length which is more suited to all body types and face shapes. This look from the collection is one of the most universally flattering. The subtle waves create movement and texture and prevent the style from being flat and dull.
#43 Fluffy Bangs on a Choppy Bob That’s All About Volume
\”Fluffy\” bangs are new to the hairdressing scene. They have more fullness compared to wispy bangs, but are not as harsh as blunt bangs. The in-between lateral wisps create such a lovely face frame. These bangs go with a chopped textured bob that is lived in and polished, making it modern and classic. This look is best with thin to medium hair as it can be cut shorter without the bulkiness that thicker hair creates.
#44 Subtle Bangs on a Textured Bob That Whispers Instead of Shouts
My favorite is whispering haircuts. I love how subtle this textured bob is. The curtain bangs are almost invisible, the layers are very soft, and I love how this style gives confidence in a more quiet way. The soft cutting at the back of the bob will be a bit noticeable from the side, just not so much from the front. This will help create nice angles from the side without losing the nice dimension effect from the front. Using a lightweight hair oil on the ends will keep the texture from looking dry and will prevent an accidental frizz look. For that reason, I recommend trying this look with nothing else added.
#45 Face-Framing Bangs with a Jawline-Grazing Bob That’s All Cheekbones
The cut grazes the jawline creates a line that draws attention to the chin, cheekbone, and eye area – a roadmap to all the best features. The face-framing bangs soften the look and the overall texture of the cut creates a softer look that is not too geometric. If you’re considering a balayage with this cut, do it! It will give even more dimension to the face-framing pieces and amplify the flattery of the cut. The fine to medium hair will show this best, the effortless, airy look is what you see here.
#46 Effortless Bob with Soft Bangs and Layers That Move
The layers of this cut create movement and add volume through the crown and the mid lengths. This is the area where fine to medium hair tends to fall flat. The curtain bangs are soft and fall at that universally flattering length where they are out of the eyes yet still frame the face. The overall shape is polished enough to look clean without taking a lot of effort. It’s a wash-and-wear situation that most women would kill for, but with occasional trims every six to eight weeks to keep everything in place, you’re definitely looking at it.
#47 Playful Bob with Bangs That Have a Sense of Humor
I love the charm this haircut gives off. The curtain bangs being semi uneven works so well. The cut hugging the jawline creates volume, even if the hair is fine. The highlights are a nice touch since they brighten up the hair without a big commitment. If you naturally have a wave to your hair, this cut will be perfect for you! Don’t worry if you don’t have natural waves, a quick scrunch with a wave enhancing product will look great. You will love this cut even more if your hair has some natural waves because the waves will look fantastic with this cut.
#48 Ash Brown Choppy Bob with Bangs That Transition Beautifully
This ash brown is intelligent for women seeking a natural look with a more modern, cool-toned approach. It helps maintain a contemporary feel to the hair without crossing into dated territory. Wispy curtain bangs are adaptable. If you want to switch things around, you can brush them to the side, or she could let them fall to finish it off with a nice framing effect. I picture that a lot with bangs because when it comes to them, you want to have options for those days when you aren’t feeling it. The shoulder length is just right with the soft layering, and if you chose a balayage for added dimension, you’d be taking an already great cut and elevating it even more.
#49 Warm Textured Bob with Bangs Built for Round and Square Faces
I especially want to mention this for people who have round or square face shapes since it looks like the curtain bangs and the layering will make these shapes look more lean and elongated in a more subtle manner. The warm tone aids in the effect by drawing focus to the center of the face rather than to the sides which are wider, and the shoulder-length length provides enough coverage on the sides to create a narrowing illusion without it looking like you’re trying to hide anything. The texture will need to be maintained in order for you to keep it looking defined, so think about that before you make the decision.
#50 Silver Choppy Bob That’s a Perfect Closer
This bob haircut is amazing! Just look at those curtain bangs! I think, “I couldn’t do better,” and I don’t say that very often. The shoulder length allows the hair to move more freely and it makes the hair look wavier. The choppy cut gives the appearance of a laid back style. The curtain bangs are perfect for framing this cut. This style would look good for someone with an oval or round shaped face and the silver color has enough contrast to not look one dimensional. This cut will require bangs trims often, but the rest of the cut will upkeep itself.
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